The Largest Empire in History | The Animated History of Mongolia

[@tomschweegmann]

Been to Mongolia 3 years ago and I absolutely loved it. The countryside is still so vast and empty with people still living in their Gers and everyone is super friendly :)

[@munkh-undrahganzorig8596]

Thank you for visiting Mongolia :)

[@tomschweegmann]

@@munkh-undrahganzorig8596 it was a pleasure

[@galbaataroyunerdene6021]

@Black me too

[@구움프]

I find it pretty interesting how my friendly mongolian friends are from the same country where people are known for being brawlers all over the world

[@orgil8265]

Thank you for visiting my Country Dear Tom S

[@JackRackam]

Gotta say, I really enjoyed the Great Man vs. Circumstances angle you took in this video, and major props for that detailed map of what the Steppe looked like before Genghis' conquests!

[@tankpiggy]

Agreed

[@limeboiler]

Life & Times of Suibhne

[@prometheus7387]

Damn Jack you're here too?

[@JackRackam]

@@prometheus7387 I am everywhere

[@limeboiler]

@@JackRackam I didn't even notice you got verified

[@lesscringeymapperdude]

Mongol Empire expansion is what Mongolia is remembered for even tho this empire happened 800 years ago

[@justinwinn01]

South park kinda taught me this😄

[@Newbmann]

Let me put this in perspective imagine if europe today was remembered for average inovativeness knights castles and lots and lots of alchohol like what it was 800 years ago Rather than the insaine inovativeness infantry troops armed with guns Trenches/Forts and still LOTS AND LOTS OF ALCHOHOL like what it was 100 years ago.

[@lesscringeymapperdude]

@@Newbmann Europe is more remembered for its architecture than anything

[@Newbmann]

@@lesscringeymapperdude fair enough that and being devided very devided. Still imagine if europe was remembered for nothing but the high middle ages.

[@lesscringeymapperdude]

@@Newbmann yeah that would be ashame. Imagine if the US was only remembered for the Civil War

[@decorn2542]

The Mongols were great mathematicians there whole strategy was expand and simply.

[@Suibhne]

[@jonathanvillanueva9206]

I’ve been really interested in nomadic civilizations for a while now and this video was sorely needed. Thx for the video, I hope one day I can make content like this and educate everybody about topics I just find interesting

[@saulgoodmanKAZAKH]

If so, you should totally check the Turkic history, too.

[@iragriffen5859]

I've been to Mongolia twice and it's AMAZING! This video@9:45 is exactly how feels deep in the countryside of the Steppe at Amarbayasgalant monastery.

[@HELP..PLEASE]

hi i always go to Amarbaysgalant monastery its amazing isnt it

[@864days]

Subedei is the most underrated generals of all time, he was the greatest in Mongol empire, he has 88 wons in battle and 0 losses. He didn't lost any battle in his lifetime and almost all of his battles were outnumbered from enemy

[@godking6504]

He has 2 recorded loses one to the Slavs I think and one to the Jin dynasty but that was in his older age

[@godking6504]

Also Subutai was never fighting outnumbered he had gunpowder tech and horse archers in the tech of thousands

[@parkyamato9450]

@@godking6504 having gun powder and horse archers means you can't be outnumbered now ? Lol

[@Nephis.]

Khaleed Ibn Waleed Vs Sabutai with 100,000 men each the same quality of men and equipment fighting in an open field, who wins?

[@dashaadashaa9386]

​@@Nephis. i actually don't know but this battle will be legendary

[@ZazoShamo]

It would've been cool to detail what happened during the time skips, why is Mongolia independent today, how to independent Mongolias are formed during the ming and Qing dynasties. I mean you've went into details for other countries having to divide the history into multiple videos, it would've been nice to know more about Mongolia.

[@ZazoShamo]

Honestly, I mean there has been another KZbin channel (extra credits) who went through the story of Gengis Khan. I was hoping to know more in details about what happened after rather than a rough summary. Cool video through.

[@sinoroman]

whether mongols willingly joined qing or conquered by qing, mongolia was part of qing dynasty

[@ZazoShamo]

@@sinoroman what strikes my interest, is what happened that led to the free states of Mongolia tribes being annexed by Qing and Russi? The historical details of the events in history, just like how specific it can get with European history, I want to see that level of detail in the telling of the history of other parts of the world. ✊

[@dorjjodvo1992]

To follow up on what Ocgirsum said, the Soviets played a big part in liberating us from the Chinese influence with Lenin being a popular ally and they even helped us to push back the Japanese that tried to invade us in 1939 and ever since there was no more conflicts

[@spikelol9928]

@Ochirsum in order to devide you need to be united. so mongols werent united at the time of Qing empire neither now. Buryat will barely understand Khalka mongolian and Kalmyk for them is a pain in the ass to understand. so stop promoting mongolian solidarity it was never a thing. and you;d better check troops lists of Qing dinasty army because there were lots of khalka mongols in the army that fought against Jungars. and I see nobody talking about cultural influences that Qings left to current mongols starting with the language and words and ending with clothes, saddles and so on.

[@JaelaOrdo]

I’ve been waiting for this one 🇲🇳

[@dorjjodvo1992]

I am always humbled whenever people take interest in our history 😌👍

[@feiliormia]

Saikhan

[@dorusburk]

Hey ur probably Ghengis Khans great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great grand daughter

[@whythehelldoineedahandle]

@@dorusburk hehe

[@Artyomi]

0:22 It says “History of Ukraine” in Cyrillic, not mongolia.

[@legendaryziggs]

shhh

[@rasmusn.e.m1064]

Yes, I was like "Istoryiya Ukrayini?!!" wtf xD

[@IsAcRafT]

Prob, can't read Cyrillic xD

[@eatyourcereal4369]

Yeah i know

[@todd7383]

Урайн улсын түүх

[@OliverBenson2024]

Thank you so much for this video! Love learning about Mongolic history!

[@minihuukcraftmicrosoft23hu70]

I from mongolia welcome to mongolia history🥰

[@thevioletskull8158]

"Mongols are always the exception"- John Green

[@pikamonketchumlol1237]

haha Crash Course

[@ANTSEMUT1]

Mongoltage.

[@ANTSEMUT1]

@Desert Rambler it's obviously a bit of pop history fluff.

[@danieledugre1837]

Wait for it……the Mongols!

[@klo.avgus.5714]

😑

[@barsboldenkhee8281]

any Mongolians here? Монголчууд энд цуглая! ^_^

[@manduulbekh-ochir3455]

noiceeee

[@ulemjzorigo5885]

ene chaneliig uzdeg mani heden Mongolchuud.

[@froce2354]

Yikes

[@badzorig8274]

Цагаан хэрэм дээрээс аймар шидүүллээ тэ кш хахаха

[@nertei5243]

Zaza tsuglchlaa

[@nfc3478]

I didnt know I was this interested in the HISTORY OF MONGOLIA, but here we go

[@jordanrugz2999]

Whaaaat? The world would literally be a complete different place with Mongolia. They have a hand in almost every culture that ever existed.

[@resileaf9501]

Every country has a super interesting history, really. Just, not one that is usually told to us for various reasons.

[@orotewilderness2913]

Yes. Check out Portugal’s history, usually foreshadowed by Spain. It’s very interesting however, it’s very hard to learn about it if you aren’t in Portugal or maybe Brazil. You gotta dig deep. I suggest looking up the history by era, like medival Portugal, colonial Portugal, Victorian Portugal, and so on. Look up portugese empire. There is a deities of 3 videos by an Indian sounding dude it’s good to start off with. The history of Portugal, and any place as you said, is fascinating

[@VascoCC95]

@@orotewilderness2913 I'm Portuguese and I agree! I would also add that this is a short version of Mongolian history. Genghis Khan in himself is a quite interesting topic!

[@Faith-bs4gs]

When someone uses the word "Mongol" as a way to insult you, but you just take it as a compliment, because Mongols are so great

[@Davaa39]

Aawww thank youuuu!

[@mongolia7886]

Thank you

[@enhtengeraltangerel7161]

That's right

[@letstalk7289]

Love from Mongolia баярллааа

[@enhtengeraltangerel7161]

@Nooby Gooby really?

[@seemsokay5815]

China gangsta until Mongolia starts claiming its historical territories

[@leonleon2021]

Inner Mongolia lives a far better modernized life than Outer Mongolia, highly improbable Inner mongolian wills to join their poorer brothers.

[@leonleon2021]

@@mangonel Guess u understand nothing about this video right?as video stands, Inner Mongolian under Chinese culture influence got sinoficaded by Han culture, and therefore same thing happen to manchurian too. The whole concept is a different process than colonization, which often like Spanish or British did, through violence to clean ethnic difference and force its native people to submit to white people's culture.

[@leonleon2021]

@@mangonel yes they are, have you ever visit Inner Mongolia? They all speak mandarin and study/work among Chinese. Then guess how Yuan dynasty was founded? Through chocolate cake and power of friendship? LMFAO It's obviously though conquer and annexation. Nowdays OUTTER Mongolia is Russian's vassal state, Inner one belongs to China, there's nothing they can do now.

[@leonleon2021]

@@mangonel dude, relax and enjoy your inner brothers who live a better modernized life in the better modernized society. Mongolia is YUAN no more and it is so weak and powerless to change anything sorround.

[@leonleon2021]

@@mangonel "benefitless" huh? LMFAO Even Mr. Mao will Lmao.

[@FlavumSignum]

Love your research into the Mongol tribes, it is the first educational material I see online that includes my people - The Buryats, in English. Plenty of Russian material online but not much in English, well done mate!

[@papazataklaattiranimam]

Buryat is Mongolic tribe not Mongol

[@fenglin1020]

@@papazataklaattiranimam You're not Mongolian so you have no right to say that, As the commenter and I are both Mongols I think we know more than our culture, history and ethnicity more than you.

[@gkgnz5904]

@@yushakko Можно спроситЬ вопрос? Мне очень интересно узнать считают ли буряты себя монголами или просто отдельный народ буряты. Спасибо за ответ

[@leaked9991]

@@gkgnz5904 they consider themselves mongol

[@salihdalgin1573]

Mogollar hic bir zaman buryatlari gercek mogol olarak görmediler,ayrica merkitler,keraitler,naymanlarda,tatarlarda mogol degil.

[@ObligedUniform]

"No. Chaos is not a pit. Chaos is a steppe."--- little Khan or someone probably, idk

[@topsmug3409]

steppe ladder!

[@topsmug3409]

@Vinnie P little finger from game of thrones had the original quote.

[@Brandonhayhew]

Game of thrones ripoff

[@temujinkhagan5308]

Top Smug or a steppe is a plains biome

[@topsmug3409]

@@temujinkhagan5308 But a plane is a flying machine? what does it have to do with biomes?

[@mrmosk2011]

Genghis Khan did not conquer the whole China. Song dynasty was fell by his grandson. One biggest legacy is all the areas ruled by Mongles are still under authoritarian rule. I think the psychological imprint Mongles left was brutality is the supreme method for ruling, not technology, not civil government and certainly not through kindness. This is part of the reasons that although China was one of the first republic in Asian (and before many European powers) fell back to communist dictatorship eventually.

[@arghunpride5704]

Interesting video! Hello from Kazakhstan to Mongolia! 🇰🇿🇲🇳🐎🐎🐎

[@unodos.4557]

Kazakhs are the 2nd largest ethnic group in Mongolia right behind the khalkha mongols. They speak their turkic language and their nomadic cultures very well

[@XICKO]

@@unodos.4557 Who asked

[@bozooooo9]

​@@XICKOhe was just saying

[@mono_uk]

Genuine narrations of the history. Great work!

[@Angeli28]

*LONG LIVE MONGOLIA!* 🇲🇳

[@MODUN王者ZENYU]

As a Mongolian, we really respect eoropean art! Thank you

[@brdk1711]

@@nertei5243 bolio sda

[@mandakhbayar.m8298]

Thx

[@mandakhbayar.m8298]

Монголоор нууц яриа эхлүүлэх хүн байна уу? Хаха

[@enjika1]

Би нууц яриа ихлүүльe

[@Uilstiano]

hello from Southern Mongolia . nice videos . respect

[@sovietpotato6252]

Mongolian throat singing intensifies

[@KristofKarwinskithegreat-se5pu]

Soon you will be an mongolian patato

[@bruh-wc1no]

Very interesting video! P.S. The Animated History of Austria would be nice :)

[@Suibhne]

[@arianv6197]

Very nice explanations and nice anime. Showing everything on map and with pictures Good luck. Continue this and keep up the good work.

[@justlolit]

Wow finially someone that talked about the pattern of nomads raiding and conquering civilised empires wasn't expecting this kind of insight on KZbin

[@12-2munkh5]

I'm a Mongolian boi, and i actually find this video interesting and actually better than what my history teacher would teach.

[@beaub152]

Your quality is so good

[@leocooking2661]

mongolia is so interesting

[@indranillkh1470]

Thanks brother. (I'm Mongol btw)

[@Kai-kx2pf]

Ikr, in AP, I was so bored reading chapters of history and Mongolia came, and I’m excited to read it

[@Waltuh138]

Yep (I'm Mongolian XD)

[@enkhtaivanbyambajav4174]

Dont mind that kids writing like im mongolian or im mongol. They are like so Annoying.

[@Dasherolly]

@@enkhtaivanbyambajav4174 ye even though I am mongolian nobody cares so I just keep that to myself

[@boydsinclair7606]

Thank you for putting ad at the end of the video, not the start, you earned the ad watch with your excellent content ❤

[@frozengansit0]

There better be a part 2 seeing how little was talked about after the fall of the mongol empire

[@JustMe-cs9ku]

Rome: I’m the strongest empire in history Mongolia: P A T H E T I C Britain: what’s all that noise ?

[@newzealandmapping537]

Laughs in american

[@JustMe-cs9ku]

New Zealand Mapping: America: keep quiet I’m trying to play golf on the moon

[@Madslav398]

When you are so early the Mongolians haven’t invaded yet

[@prestonjones1653]

I showed up about five.months later but I still don't see an invasion. *distant throat singing* Oh no...

[@mikeno.9308]

According to internet lure, this video is about the universal exception

[@TyleiGrant]

i dont understand a word they are saying, the captions are telling me a whole different story.

[@SincerityParker]

id really like to speak out on the fact that you gave us unnecessary info and the captions didnt make any sense like why was rhianna worried abt piccolo's winter weight in the captions? please fix it bc i want to do my assignment nice and swiftly

[@ignacioparedes6529]

Love Mongolia from Brazil 🇧🇷♡🇲🇳

[@brauliocavalcanti3703]

Eu moro aqui

[@WaylonSnyder]

I’ve been really interested in nomadic civilizations for a while now and this video was sorely needed. Thx for the video, I hope one day I can make content like this and educate everybody about topics I just find interesting

[@yuplapaan1248]

Mongolia in my head : Throat singing. Genghis Khan. Steppe. Horse. Ghost Of Tshushima. Mongol Empire. And a short guy with strong arms and legs.

[@lanakula8072]

I don’t know what’s happening to us but we no longer short bruv lol

[@todsaranchinbat367]

What is the ghost of Tshushima ?

[@yuplapaan1248]

@@todsaranchinbat367 Its a game where mongols invade japan, its awesome!!

[@lanakula8072]

@@todsaranchinbat367 the new PS4 game

[@todsaranchinbat367]

@@yuplapaan1248 okay

[@dorjjodvo1992]

Always good to see videos made by foreigners about our history 😌 That being said I didn't even know there was a VPN server in Mongolia from the well known VPN providers

[@turmunhkganba1705]

12:23 A testament to the will and heritage of Mongolians. It is however at risk due to Xi Jinping.

[@thekhans2823]

@ @@steppe7214 , yes

[@fybrogen7473]

Not really at risk since Outer Mongolia still exists and they still have the culture.

[@makia.hearts]

english subtitles telling me about pokemon and rhianna.. WHAT!?!??!?

[@sharpie660]

Uhh does the book at 0:23 not say History of Ukraine in Cyrillic?

[@vicksmasheskb4037]

All of u slavs do in this comunity is where are russiand doesent say anything about ukraine omg slavs are tge best he should do history of romania canada norway usa greece etc

[@Dhalp661]

@@vicksmasheskb4037 em ok? Chip on your shoulder

[@sharpie660]

@@vicksmasheskb4037 Hi I'm not a slav 👋 Calm down my guy

[@vicksmasheskb4037]

Oh ok srry i was just mad bcz he just did a remake of ukraine and after 2 months of waiting i tjought i would see some content we all know about monglos

[@caidenbeal355]

I love all your videos been here since the beginning

[@giveupndie4559]

they actually did research omg thank you

[@ganaab7955]

Finally i’ve been waiting for this episode

[@joefalko3756]

“We’ve stripped away the complexity of figures like Julius Caesar and Napoleon, and even Tyrants like Hitler and Stalin” Bold of you to imply Caesar and Napoleon weren’t tyrants

[@DISTurbedwaffle918]

Caesar was a hero and liberator, not a tyrant

[@joefalko3756]

@Cedar Elm implying the Roman constitution didn't have a clear definition of Tyranny and that Caesar wasn't considered by a majority of the senate to verbatim be a tyrant

[@ZAKARIYEize]

@@DISTurbedwaffle918 according to who. When he went to what is today France those poeple fought against him to gain there freedom but to most of his poeple (romans) as a hero so it's how you look at it.

[@DISTurbedwaffle918]

@@ZAKARIYEize The Gauls deserved it for sacking Rome a few hundred years prior, and the result was the Gauls becoming civilised members of Roman society. Caesar then proceeded to defy the corrupt Senate and make life better for the people of Rome.

[@ZAKARIYEize]

@@DISTurbedwaffle918 and he invaded britain aswell most of the GAULS lost their culture and when he invaded they were fighting against them to preserve their identity in their eyes the Romans were invaders not liberators but to his poeple he was good and the senate thought he will become a king which they did not like to preserve their Republic but as we both know it ended after he died.

[@bossfood5279]

dude these videos are so good i wish u nothing but sucess with them ❤️

[@MCorpReview]

Persia and China 🇨🇳 were the two primary superpowers 🦸‍♀️ of Asia, and the Mongols were the only one ☝️ to unite both.

[@brdk1711]

Oh really? Never knew that.

[@gepillbai3844]

yeah it's true in some way, that's how this famous blue-and-white porcelain was born, combining Persian blue dye and Chinese pocelain to create Mongolian's favorite blue and white stuff.

[@nword3508]

What about the Arabic caliphates and some other nomadic empires ?

[@comradekenobi6908]

@@nword3508 yeah what about them?

[@AsthmaBreather]

@@nword3508 No one could really conquer both persia and china

[@YanPagh]

8:23 It seems to be a current academic belief that allowing all religions/culture is what made them stronger, somehow escaping the fact that it was usually the cause of their quick undoing as an empire, see how their dynasty quickly became diluted into Chinese culture rather than Mongolian proper. Multiculturalism was their flaw, not their strength.

[@flawlessbinary7449]

Me: Listening to Mongolian throat singing Suibhne: Want something to go with that?

[@munkuuushd4025]

Whoa I've been waiting for this (thank youuu) Im from Mongolia

[@orhancebi5288]

Thank you for this video! :) Can you also please make a video about the turkic history?

[@Suibhne]

Sure

[@dam00r]

Thank you for this interview with Callux. I enjoyed it and I believe this interview will age well on KZbin.

[@turmunhkganba1705]

8:41 I thought the siege of Kaffa was proven to be unlikely. I think there was a CDC article on it

[@OldPoppyHistoryChannel]

By the way, the Ming Empire and the Mongol Empire fought each other periodically for control of the northern territories of China, but they also traded)

[@user-lc5nd6ed3h]

Hi from mongolia🇲🇳🇲🇳🇲🇳🇲🇳

[@user-lc5nd6ed3h]

@@mangonel юу байна даа😂😂

[@gilgameschvonuruk4982]

What's modern day mongolia like?

[@bydloprincess]

"peaceful revolution" is an interesting way of referring to a military coup

[@robertomartinez2684]

I can’t wait for a Aztec Warrior character pin.

[@zistolst7681]

Welcome to Mongolia! Thank you very much for this interesting video

[@jasongeorgiou4620]

Nice! I really hope that you're doing Romania or Hungary next.

[@esuntimur5318]

thank you bro. Respect from Mongolia

[@AlteryxGaming]

Cue the Mongol-tage!

[@AhmadLad]

They're the exception

[@pikamonketchumlol1237]

@@AhmadLad haha John Green

[@Theocloud]

Excellent video ! The animation is really cool and your voice very pleasing to hear. I just subscribed

[@Theocloud]

@Francisco Javier I know, crazy

[@jaska8803]

thank you for this content

[@joeltheimer9320]

Great video as usual! Keep up the great work!

[@Suibhne]

[@Zzudwa]

3:07 LMAO mongols were using bitcoins 😁

[@TEDAC771]

What's the music used there

[@TheHistoryBox_KK]

The animation is really cool and your voice very pleasing to hear. I just subscribed

[@compatriot852]

Still waiting for the Lithuania video. You've done practically ever country that surrounding it both current and in the past

[@lucifer2b666]

Not to be rude, but Lithuania wasn't and isn't really of historical significance in almost all measurements imaginable. At least on the world stage anyway. I'm sure there's interesting local history there but a lot of people especially in the west won't care about Lithuania history.

[@nword3508]

@@lucifer2b666 eh considering the grand dutchy of Lithuania made up most of the plc and kicked the golden horde out of eastern Europe I guess it is significant in some way also he did video on Croatia.ukraine,Iceland and Mexico and you can't tell me that even half of those states are significant in any way ("except" for Croatia I guess) so the "they are not significant enough" is kinda pointless

[@PinkishPalette]

Nice going, Genghis.

[@irmuusanaa4227]

Yeaa everyone asking why “didn’t you got into how modern Mongolia started?” Yea they skipped the Jindandao incident which most mongol historian say where modern Mongolia started. It happened during Qing rule and was done by the Jindandao secret society, originally it was against qing and mongols even though they were living in mongol territory. Over hundreds of thousands of mongols were massacred and then the Chinese Communist said it was a revolt against their “feudal lords” I question how 150,000 to 500,000 were all feudal lords? Also the fact being that all Dokuments from the Mongolian banners disappeared.(A banner is an administrative division of the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region. Was used during the Qing dynasty.) They jumped over it.

[@irmuusanaa4227]

@@mangonel Yea if they talked about this then KZbin would demonetize it worse then China uncensored.

[@movie9600]

11:16. Yuan is Halha, Oirats kingdom. Halha khanate beging Kublai begins in 15-th century. His great grandson Batmunkh dayan khan founded united mongolia . Modern buryat, chahars belongs to Halha khanate. 18th century Russian explored Siberia they conquered northern Halh(buryatia). They becaming buryat and now they different of Halha-Mongols. And manchus(half nomads became Chinese) conquered chahar land. Today only 5,000 chahars in China

[@papazataklaattiranimam]

6:30 Kara-Khitans not Kara-Khanids

[@kairon156]

I really love these videos.

[@luxembourgishempire2826]

Mongolia is badass

[@luxembourgishempire2826]

@@mangonel You're a legend.

[@primeribviking3688]

His eyes glaze over with fire and smoke. The slow draw of breath fills his lungs. With his best replica Richard Dreyfuss voice, Dan Carlin sternly whispers.... "The Valley of Bonessssssssssss"

[@anandkhurdjangar3471]

Actually, the Xiongnu was a Mongolic Empire. Recent studies by scientists from the US, UK, Germany, and Japan have proven that the Xiongnu were Mongols by testing the DNA samples from the Xiongnu-era mass burials.

[@enesbilgin937]

source? Hunnic names are pretty similar to Turkic names though

[@anandkhurdjangar3471]

@@enesbilgin937 you mean Turkish? That’s because Turkish people like naming their children after Huns and Mongols. They literally name their child Attila and Chinggis.

[@enesbilgin937]

@@anandkhurdjangar3471 No im talking about hunnic names. Mundzuk = Boncuk(Bead) , Dengizich = Denizcik(Little Sea), What is your source btw you still didnt give me

[@TheT3MK4]

no its just an empire which is established in northern china (now inner mongolia south to gobi desert) after defeated by Han dynasty remaining people move to now mongolia but later also defeated by Han expedition forces some people migrated to west later forming Hunnic in eastern Europe remaining xiongnu nomadic settling with other turkic nomadic in western part of mongolia. your statement is like Qing empire is china because its established on Ming (china) but this two empires different origins different people but same region.

[@anandkhurdjangar3471]

@@TheT3MK4 Why don't you go on the source I provided you and read? Just an empire? Hunnu (Xiongnu) Empire is not any empire, it was a big empire. It wasn't only around northern China and Gobi Desert, it included Manchuria, Mongolia, parts of Central Asia and Siberia. The source I cited says that the Xiongnu are the ancestors of modern Mongols. After some time, some Hunnu stayed, while some left for Europe. The group that left to Europe became Huns while the ones stayed became Xianbei. It is not my statement and opinion, this is based all on the research of a scholar, historians and geneticists. If you do not like the results, why don't you go and protest the results.

[@penguinpurist1696]

How have i just now found this channel? Its perfect!

[@JustMe-cs9ku]

Can you do the Philippines, Vietnam, Iran ,and Canada next?

[@CTXVII]

Canada would be a good episode

[@Swandivein]

Love your vids! Also the sneaky Bitcoin logo 👌🏾

[@BrinnPeters]

is anyone elses subtitles in vitameans

[@keithwallace1665]

I travelled in mongolia a trip I will never forget I went to the eagle festival unforgettable and suffered 3days to get there ! I sing and play guitar and it was a great way to be popular with the mongols or Kazaks I would like to visit there again but the years fly by !

[@AncientHistoryGuy]

I was meant to upload a video today, but alas Suibhne has so... I guess ill wait until tomorrow.

[@jdstreeter]

Great job as always!

[@uyangaadavaa5012]

Mongolia is just the best Land in the World

[@orxihui]

6:23 Wow you really did it. You said the name right!!

[@chennessycomposer]

Awesome video man!

[@nurithegolden5755]

Thanks for calling the tribes Turkic. Mongol is a word created by Genghis Khan, which means united Nomads. Great Video and Love from Kazakhstan!

[@ichkaodko7020]

lol, Mongol was well before Genghis.

[@nurithegolden5755]

@@ichkaodko7020 Today's mongols are more Chinese than Genghis

[@ichkaodko7020]

NuriTheFury rofl. so kazakh is Mongol now 😂

[@nurithegolden5755]

@@ichkaodko7020 All of the nomadic tribes got mixed into the Kazakh Khanate yes. It's the longest living Khanate after all. Died in the 1850s

[@ganbat]

@@nurithegolden5755 naimans are more chinese than mongols

[@saulgoodmanKAZAKH]

0:17 Why does that say "History of Ukraine" in Ukrainian??

[@philipgallagher69420]

So he was a.... Kahnunist.

[@DarDarBinks1986]

Better ingredients. Better conquests. Papa Khan's.

[@isaaccheung1843]

I wish I could meet one of Genghis Khan's descendants today and talk to them more about what Genghis Khan did in his private life and things that he did to his people and his empire. Or I could invent a time machine (if I were the inventor) that would let me go back in time so I can meet Genghis Khan in person in order to know more about him. I wish time travel is possible.

[@KRYoung_dev]

You probably already have interacted with his descendents; you may even be one yourself. His DNA is all throughout Eurasia.

[@Temuulen.J]

His direct descendant line is messy no one really knows or seem to care much.

[@benny-tu3gq]

The Chinese genocided the direct descendants

[@halaldunya918]

You probably already have without noticing

[@jellemaarten2145]

'History of Mongolia' actually stops the video when the modern country got created and only talks about the empire

[@imperiumCirca41]

Everyone back then when they see mongol horsemen: *PANIK* Everyone when they see Mongols now: *kalm*

[@bilguunbatbayar5641]

No! they see a hard working intelligent peoples

[@justacheese34yearsago28]

All fun game until suddenly Mongol empire suddenly reunited

[@noobshsu9155]

Because there's no war on world now. USE UR MIND

[@Uynsuyu4]

@@justacheese34yearsago28 yeah. It was pretty big.

[@PatriotMapper]

I AM EARLY! YES!!!!!!! Edit: Also great video; I have always wanted somebody to do the History of Mongolia, but actually do it good!

[@Llee00]

The only part I didn't understand was when you said the Qing dynasty settled the north with Han Chinese. The Qing were not Han people, and the Manchus are most probably closer to the Mongols than they are to the Han by blood and by culture.

[@limcheating1]

Manchurian was closer to Mongols only the very begining, they actively assimilated into Han Chinese soon after they ruled entire China, quickly even the Emperor himself dont speak Manchurian anymore

[@Erewhon2024]

They may have seen settled peoples like Han as easier to tax.

[@shahansindhi8141]

Temujin the boy who understood nomadic merit!

[@박씽씽-k4t]

막강한 군사력으로 정복을 했겠지만 저큰 땅을 인구 200만정도의 몽골인이 어떻게 통치가 가능했는지 진짜 대단하다

[@Junexz-r5z]

Mongols are not just 3 million.3 million is just population of Mongolia.We have inner mongolia,kalmykia,buryatia,oirats,yugurs etc.Ethnic Mongols are 40 million for now.

[@unodos.4557]

@@Junexz-r5z he is talking about mongols in the year 1200, that was the population of mongolia, 1.5-2 million, while the southern song dynasty had 110 million.

[@BaturClips]

@@Junexz-r5z 16 million? 40 million is a lot

[@letstalk7289]

u are one of my fave utuber