The Rise of Great Powers | Episode 3: Empire of the Mongols | Free Documentary History

The Rise of Great Powers - Episode 3: Empire of the Mongols | History Documentary
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This documntary reveals the secret behind the Mongolian Empire which claimed almost half of the world in just under a century. The vast Mongolian empire, spanning from the Korean peninsula in the Far East to Europe in the west, began with just a tiny group of nomads, not even 100,000 men strong. We find out how they were able to achieve this and transformed from a group of barbarians to the most technologically advanced nation in the world.
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The vast Mongolian empire, spanning from the Korean peninsula in the Far East to Europe in the west, began with just a tiny group of nomads, not even 100,000 men strong. We find out how they were able to achieve this and transformed from a group of barbarians to the most technologically advanced nation in the world.

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[@abhijitbose8487]

@@sutapabanerjee2294 😇

[@jjt1881]

I love this Korean historian. His thesis is that only through tolerance can we construct a great and successful civilization. And he proves it over and over throughout all of western and eastern history.

[@mohicantheluststar2550]

Hey we did bang and returned bAck

[@alanbstard4]

globalization is evil.

[@markusbroyles1884]

I confess that as a very young boy I learned to read age 4. Mom taught me with me following her finger as she pointed at the words in the Book. About 3 or 4 books later I was reading about Genghis Khan. It's been burned into my memories ever since and every documentary receives my attention and many I re watch often.This is the first time I've seen this one and I learned some new stuff ... I'm 72 now ~ THANKS !

[@elangbam3115]

Mongols were the first and only nation which conquer 3 continents and rule over it. From Europe to China to Syria, Saudi Arabia etc. All hail the great Mongolian Empire.

[@1sultan189]

They never got in Saudi they stopped at iraq

[@elangbam3115]

@@1sultan189 stop lying. I am a college student major in history. I know what I am talking about

[@siddave549]

the farthest they reached was palestine in middle east, indonesia in south east asia and vienna in austria

[@Emilechen]

many great empires have conqured more than 3 different civilization areas, even Mongol empire is larger, it doesn't surpass more than 3 areas, the three areas are East Asia of Chinese culture, Central Asia of Irnaic culture, East Europe of Orthodox/Slavic culture, the problem is that the Mongol can only conquered theses different areas by military means in short term, but impossible to unify these 3 difderent areas into a single empire/civilization, so Mongol Empire can't last, we can say Mongol Empire is powerful, but the Mongolia itself is not powerful enough to dominate China, Iran for long, since China and Iran's core lands have much higher productivity and wealth the Mongol steppe, the homeland of the Mongols,

[@ryanjuguilon213]

@@Emilechen You do knw the Mongols continued to rule these areas after the death of Genghis. Most ignorant people think the Mongols feel after his death. There is a reason the next 100 years was called Pax Mongolica. His sons continued to rule and expand his empire. It was the civil war of Kublai and his brother Ariq Boke than the Great Khan lost his authority and the Mongol empire is divided. The other parts still acknowledge the Great Khan but were now virtually independent.

[@superfly19751]

The mongols remain the most terrifying force in mankind history. However, fear and terror undermine just how cunning they were diplomatic wise. You simply cannot conquer and rule that much by simply killing. Simply put, they were much more than just a barbaric bunch they are portrayed to be. There are a lot of misconceptions when it comes to the Mongol Empire.

[@Emilechen]

the biggest problem is most channels only talk about the History of Mongol Empire, but ignorate completely the History of northern Yuan dynasty or Dzungur empire later,

[@phoenixj1299]

Mongols under Chinggis Khan, Ogedei and Kublai Khan were never barbaric. There were more civil than European societies.

[@eenawantstobealone]

Much better than British empire.

[@JohnBickner]

Western triumphalism demands that we believe the Mongol empire was just a blip in history driven by the exceptional cruelty of Jengis Khan.

[@jameshughes525]

I think the Mongols invented blitzkrieg, the Germans just improved upon it

[@kungkalekpa4172]

Yes,you are right. Genghis Khan invented quick destroy strategy when he attacked Khwarism empire.

[@lolacolombiana1364]

That's a great analogy. 👍

[@shengwang1986ws]

Ones using horse powers and the others using tanks, not exactly on the same level my friend.

[@qeiejxdld6302]

Germans copied everything from india. Every scientist of theirs learnt Indian language. Chengiz khan didn’t invade india but destroyed everyone else because india was land of dharma . Meaning righteousness, Indians were morally superior and never attacked others, While Chinese did interfere in Mongolia. He destroyed them. He also destroyed Persia and others who unerestimated him. He wasn’t as evil and far greater than Alexander S he conquered more are? But alexadendef is great and not Chengiz because white man loves himself only

[@KishoreKumar-mb7in]

And both of them doomed later

[@blueskysun7156]

The history of Mongolia is the history of the world. I like Mongolian history.

[@jamessikes6700]

If you wish to know the History of the world from the Egyptian perspective of 3000 B.C. start with a Man Called Imhotep of Kemet which was another name for Egypt. Imhotep was noted for his Medical knowledge among many other things and was the Father of Medicine long before Hippocraies. The Name Imhotep means I Come in Peace and Peace is what Mankind needs not war and destruction. The earliest recorded history we have is of Sumer then came Kemet and from Kemet came Egypt. Just something to check out if you are interested.

[@jjt1881]

@@jamessikes6700 You sound a lot like a follower of Kemetism, which is modern reflection of Ancient Egyptian religion, a kind of religious neopagan teosophy. I don't buy it. It's based on a distorted view of Ancient Egyptian religion.

[@phoenixj1299]

​@@jjt1881 yes

[@kentugs9942]

Hi, greeting from Mongols land.

[@ognii]

I love this channel so much easier to understand and timeline accuracy is the key to all connections! And historically accurate information and records are perfect! Thanks for the creators!

[@ebenklynsmith6042]

Single-handedly one of the best sub-one hour documentaries on the Mongols

[@kingcrypto2910]

the world desperately need a ruler like gengis khan. one who can unite the entire world to live in harmony regardless of race and religion.

[@merlin5420]

I’m ready and waiting! 😎

[@64fairlane305]

Read Daniels book chapter two verse 44. This is what the "diciples" asked about in Matthew chapter 24 btw. When will it arrive? Last line in Revelation chapter 11 verse 18 gives a hint

[@chucku.farley3927]

except the "great khan" killed millions of people

[@joseorellana4357]

I'm a Salvadoran admired of the Mongol culture, my heroe is kublai kan.

[@urban2015]

It's not Kan is also khan

[@benjamindo8142]

​@URBAN@ there's many different variations depending on the language

[@jonniheinisto9825]

You not only mispelled khan, you also mispelled hero :D

[@morganlefay195]

@@jonniheinisto9825 he didn't; he wrote the Spanish word.

[@jonniheinisto9825]

OHHHHHhhhhhhh@@morganlefay195

[@southerncross4956]

Thanks!

[@charlestalleyrand5505]

How are you using stolen IP? These appear to be from a Korean documentary channel

[@pjschroder8533]

I love the maps, it brings perspective. It would be nice to include dates in print. Thanks

[@57113]

Genghis Khan was not just a warroir, but rather he unitd the mongels to create a nation, conquered half or more of the world and left an empire to his youngest son ? that lasted a 150 years. He also created laws for the mongels, all were taught to read and write, no kidnapping of women , tolerance of different religions and so much more. Today he is is very much respcted by the Mongolian people, whose name they couldn't even mention while under soviet domination under ww2. Genghis was a great leader, strategically adept , overall a great warrior, but not a madman without purpose. He created the mongel Empire of the great stepps. 👍 30:17

[@jimr9499]

Awesome sauce 😁😁!! I love learning about pretty much any and all history, but ancient history tends to be my favorite. Especially learning about cultures that are more obscure. Obscure in the sense of civilizations that are not the most popular: Rome, Greece, Egypt, etc. Don't get me wrong, however, I still *LOVE* learning about them too, more than words can describe. I simply am even more fascinated by others (a good example being the Hittites) simply because we didn't learn one word about them in school, so there is just that much more to learn now. And so, the preceding profession of deep love of all history and specifically ancient history, is meant to serve as a way to make clear the gravity of the following sentiment. I absolutely *LOVE* learning about the Mongols. I don't think that it's possible for me to name the civilization/culture/peoples that are my all time favorite to learn about. I don't think I could even list my top 3 or 5; there are simply too many that are equally fascinating. If I was forced, gun to head, to rank my top ten though, the Mongols would definitely be in there and might just be the only one in said list that wouldn't be considered ancient. TL;DR *I LOVE LEARNING ABOUT THE MONGOLS!!!* 😝🤪😁

[@JME1186]

I like your energy as it pertains to your love for history and therefore knowledge. I happen to favor different historical periods but I wholeheartedly agree the Mongols are one of the more fascinating civilizations.

[@charlescastillo8870]

Our schools have failed miserably

[@southerncross4956]

Well done thank you! I was surprised that so few people thought the history of the Mongols was not anything of interest. Commits on a well watched documentary can prove to be a wealth of information and observations from many good minds. Sadly the commits here as of 1-26-23 are a disappointment, likely including mine.

[@WorldsStrongestMongolEmpire]

A documentary video covering the world conquest of the Mongol Empire. As a big fan of world history documentary videos, I enjoyed it.

[@ravisahota8977]

Really good episode, from.🇨🇦

[@divexplore71]

Awesome channel 👍

[@kumosi9437]

Its not just that they were the greatest, but they were never racist. They never discriminated anyone true based chads.

[@mjc11a]

Korea Educational Broadcasting System did an excellent job with these episodes. Well made and very informative.

[@tenzin8260]

Please make correction. Kyiv was not the capital of Russia rather it was the capital and largest city of Kievan Rus state

[@user-ch7ol7bb5h]

I enjoyed watching the world history video about the world conquest of the Mongol Empire, the most powerful country in the world.

[@purevjavterbish33]

I am mongol ,writing from Mongolia.I want to say that,this empire was the most powerful military state in all human history last 5000 years till apocalipsis.World military super power👹👹👹 was much more strong than -romans,Arab khalifat,British empire,Nazy Germany,Soviet Union &USA.Only short rein great khans Ugedey 1229-1241,Guek 1246-1248,Munke 1251-1259 and 40 years civil war in which main offender was Golden Horde,prevented to occupy all Eurasia continent,muslim countries in North Africa,Japan.Death 💀💀💀of Golden Horde brought benefit to future Russia and itself Mongolia.Becouse Russian Empire,baron Ungern,USSR defended Mongolian independent statehood in 20 century.

[@1sultan189]

Don’t get ahead of yourself. You did not even defeat the mamluks you are by all means not a match to the prime caliphates. The Abbasids were destroyed but they were nothing but a fragment of their former self.

[@mansoorkiani2497]

Mamluks r ur nightmare not to mention u couldn't even survive that long

[@purevjavterbish33]

@@1sultan189 if Munke khan lived more 1 year Hulagu would crudh mamluks,if Hulagu continued his march against Egypt with all his army mamluks also would be defeated,if Berke was friendly to Hulagu allmongol force would be occupy Egypt,Arabia,muslim countries in North Africa.Arabs was defeated in Puate in 756,could not capture Constantinopol twice,could not occupy small Khazar state in Volga river,was defeated by Tan China in Talas battle.So Arab Kalifat was weak in military aspect in front of Mongol super power.

[@1sultan189]

@@purevjavterbish33 The mongols could not defeat the mamluks they fought 12 times and lost 11 times. Berke was Muslim which he was mad at the destruction of the Abbasid caliphate. So there wasn’t any chance for the Mongols to conquer Arabia. Indians never defeated the Umayyads. It’s only present in Indian sources which clearly lie since it wasn’t even mentioned in Arab sources. The caliphate destroyed the Persians, the Byzantines, conquered Spain and sindh. The Arabs conquered Central Asia from the Turks and even conquered the Kashgar province of the tang and permanently defeated them in battle of talas. Yes the Arabs lost at Constantinople but no one could win until the ottomans. The Arabs did in fact conquer and submit the khazars making him pay the jizya and become a caliphate vassal. The first caliphate had 93% winrate, second caliphate 76% winrate and the Abbasids 77% winrate. The mongols were very lucky they fought a fragment of the caliphate.

[@purevjavterbish33]

@@1sultan189 I agree that Arab Khalifat was very strong,conquered very vast lands,but Mongol super power was stronger.Batu khan from 1235-1241 defeat all East and Central Europe only death great khan Ogedei saved Western Europe.How mamluks could stop Hulagu if his army defeat assasins in high mountains in North Iran,crushed Bagdad khalifat,Syria if Hulagu went on his march with all army.Only miracle,mamluk heroism and help of God(in Islam-Allah🙏🙏🙏)saved Egypt and holy Mekka ,Medina from mongol-kafirs army.

[@calvinsuu1949]

So you got christian, muslim, and buddhist drinking fermented horse milk and debating which religion is better....

[@craignedoff991]

Great things have small beginnings

[@eldan23]

Just remember that this wonderful progress came at the cost of a few dozens of millions of deaths. A detail....

[@user-ke6ee5bl5n]

1st Batu Khan, then subutai and then Berke Khan of Golden Horde

[@stever4128]

Awesome video I actually learned a thing or two. 👍👍

[@detroitpistons4095]

I told GK he could be anything he wanted to be when he grew up.......... TK Kirkland

[@sang-hoonkim7733]

Mongol invaded Korea 7 times for 20 years, but Korea was survived under the condition that Korean king should marry Mongol princess.

[@oobrocks]

Too bad the Mongols didn’t take over the entire world because they were so tolerant of all religions and everything

[@oobrocks]

We’ll have work on that lol

[@douglasparise3986]

The mongols were,after all,pretty nice guys

[@douglasparise3986]

However, they did not tolerate incorrect pronouns. This would incur their merciless wrath

[@douglasparise3986]

A beautiful story of rainbow multicultural diversityamd gender fluidity

[@joshuachi8368]

Excellent docu. Most accurate view of real history. It's funny the presenter were in korean narrating overlapped by English.

[@eunicegonzalez4001]

What’s so funny about that there is documentary videos in different languages

[@richkellett2418]

I bet modern Mongolians don’t sit around crying about how terrible the Mongolian empire was.

[@unbanned6175]

Well.. no, that's how bias works

[@Bagiub]

Of course not. Nobody does that. If you don’t believe me ask any other conqueror nation. And by the way Mongols were not the only warriors this world has even seen.

[@simpledragon]

People who lived there may have thought it was a judgement from God because of great injustices of the times.

[@jasong782]

Wow what a revolutionary theory lol 😂

[@eaststorm1282]

Genghis Khan pretty much said the same - "I am the punishment of God…If you had not committed great sins, God would not have sent a punishment like me upon you.". he said this upon conquering a city in Persia.

[@ognii]

I know that Mongolian’s historically and culturally did better than other parts of country and some racial groups of people! That is why people come up with ideas that discard or change to their favor, and manipulate history!

[@paulroese1376]

interesting puff piece. it completely ignores the fact that the Mongol were aggressors and imperialists engaged in their attacks for loot. the Mongols destroyed cities like Beijing, Baghdad, Aleppo, Kiev, Merv and many more murdering their entire populations. who were the Mongol equivalents of Archimedes, Ptolemy, Al-Khwarizmi, Aristotle, Copernicus, Omar Khayyam, da Vinci or Pasteur ??? this myth of the Mongols were all about education is a laugh. given the Mongols were illiterate till the the 19th century why would they need a postal service? how many letters were sent via postmen in the 12th and 13th centuries? the writer of this apparently didn't know the Mongols forbid Jews and Muslims from practicing their dietary laws. so much for tolerance! the entire area of Central Asia was for years a mystery just called Tartary . until the 19th century, European knowledge of the area remained extremely scarce and fragmentary. some thought the Mongols were still running the place. no advances in science, industry , technology or anything ever came out of the area. there is a reason the Mongols were never able to reboot their "empire" once their power collapsed.

[@craignedoff991]

Largest continuous land empire in history

[@max2008abhi]

I guess the french got very lucky

[@edisontesla3932]

If the Vikings were around, it would have been an epic battle sans modern weaponry.

[@netbanger547]

the russian principalities were the cloesest thing to vikings at the time but regardless the two army comps would be unfair for the vikings unless they could force the mongols into combat. otherwise in a open field they would get shot to pieces then mopped up by the mongols in my humble opinion

[@joshuachi8368]

Sorry. The Vikings won't any match against Mongols.

[@A_Shanto]

If battle in openfield viking will piss off

[@joshuachi8368]

In my opinion, I think not just open field. Their unit consist of tenth commander, 100th commander, 1000th commander, and then right above is strategist the smartest who carry out tactics at the field.

[@tanjianforever]

@@joshuachi8368 it was also a meritocracy, especially under Ghengis. He didn't care about your position. Many of the top Mongol commanders were of low birth but promoted because of ability.

[@naveedsafdar5339]

If not for the mongol Civil War no one was gain to stop them

[@akattom]

Ah, the legendary monggoloids.

[@TimLondonGuitarist]

Where does this doc originate from ?

[@alanbstard4]

i knew from the dialogue supporting G K this would be an advertisement for vile globalization

[@ccptube3468]

The Golden Horde was the Best Army in the world at that point of History.

[@aman-qr7wh]

2:07 the world's first global empire was put together by Iranians which span three continents, Yours Truly.

[@robertmitchell8630]

@14.00 Hapsburg army captured a Mongol officer turned out to be an English man

[@papazataklaattiranimam]

Although the Turks often comprised the bulk of the Mongol army as well as the bulk of armies opposed to the Mongols, throughout the domains of the Mongol Empire there was a diffusion of military technology, which has already bee and also ethnic groups. In addition to the Mongols and Turks, other ethnicities served in the Mongol military machine and found themselves distant from home. May, T.M., 2012. The Mongol conquests in world history, London: Reaktion Books. p.222

[@chadlummark2489]

If it's a human never look down on or leave them... They might grow up to be the greatest of all

[@Foxie635]

How did they make their weapons? Interesting that European and Asian weapons and forts looked similar.

[@andrewillomitzer3711]

SO crazy to imagine what might have happened if they didn't just turn around and leave Europe. The world would likely be different than today.

[@cohenmelcher4310]

probably would have been much better off. If Genghis's descendants had enforced the same tolerance policy's in Europe that they had in the rest of the empire than European's would have been much more welcoming and kind to the people's of south Asia, Polynesia, Australia, and the Americas when it came time for the age of exploration. And the European colonies would have been less of colonies but rather trading points and ports where the native people's of the region could come to trade and exchange ideologys.

[@JohnSmith-tz8gj]

The Mongols would have been routed by the rest of Europe just the Muslims were destroyed the deeper they got into Europe

[@NubiansNapata]

​@@JohnSmith-tz8gjMongols literally destroyed every European army they faced while being at a numerical disadvantage

[@kashlolong2641]

The child's sketch on the wall says that mongols' unicorns are the golden bulls!

[@spikey5216]

Still lost to Việt three times 😊

[@cloudattack3279]

Easily the greatest General of forces. I always list him at the head of my top 3 when talking war. His battle tactics living long after his death, handing the Mongols many swift victories and commanding respect, awe and fear among nations.

[@user-os9ge2we2b]

Which battle tactic did you think was their best?

[@cloudattack3279]

@@user-os9ge2we2b The parthian tactics by far, given they rode so young as children they would have had great accuracy with their mounted archers both in charge and retreat.

[@kashlolong2641]

Mongoals are like the Brightest Bintangs called The Sun, The Moon and Northern Star! We bin tongues of euslies! 🦍

[@zprodigalson]

What a depressing and violent world we live in!

[@unbanned6175]

Never thought id see the mongols on empire history. They never really held much territory, just left victims to start again.

[@sandrab.5065]

FREE history documentaries does not mean accurate information.

[@markjoyous3525]

Mongols had gun powder, big surprise.

[@hinatahyuga9311]

Before genghis kan aka (temojin) mongola was nothing but a divided nation and tribes but the reason he's so honored and renowned is because he conquered huge parts of asia and china bringing them all into the empire but what Genghis Kan is really renowned and famous for is uniting and bringing all the tribes together into a single unified nation and turning the Mongolians into a fierce powerful professional army which he conquered half the known world and established one of the worlds most powerful civilizations and empires that rivaled Rome in power and strength

[@markjoyous3525]

they had gun powder lol

[@phoenixj1299]

Better than Roman empire

[@eyon44]

This is the EBS tv program of Korea in 2014.

[@calvinsuu1949]

Mongols: World's first social program....

[@JamieAsareZiegler]

An enlightened utopia cannot be built upon rivers of blood and ink.

[@I_Eager]

it's not Kiev but Kyiv! and not capital of russia but Kyivan Rus! are u, guys, sure that u know history?

[@marcomongke3116]

Logistics. 1 of their biggest military advantage was that they carried their food and home during their conquests.

[@WorldAquariumSingapore]

super cool, how come the mongols did not become a super power in today's world?>

[@Emilechen]

because of the existence of China, almost all great East Asian ancient and medieval empires have battled against China for thousand years, taking example of the Mongols, the Dzungur Empire in 18th centry almost unified Xinjiang, Mongolia and Tibet, if its Empire lasts, Dzungur Mongol nation will without doubt be a great power in modern day,

[@WorldAquariumSingapore]

@@Emilechen thks for the head up

[@annwood6812]

Very well done documentary. A couple of problems: 1. You kill a dozen people, you're a murderer, kill a hundred thousand people, you're "great". Blech. 2. You'd think the Mongols were only consisting of men. Does even one woman appear in this documentary? They are the support staff. Armies don't get fed without cooks and laundresses and nurses. Not to mention forced prostitution. Not a well balanced look at how things happen. That aside, a good documentary.

[@ranjava5550]

They didn't have cooks and laundresses, prostitutes they could find in every city they sacked. Those kind of support people and huge amount of food and supply Chinese and European troops had to carry with themselves slowed them down which Mongolians didn't do. There were women who actively fought in battles but very few so maybe they decided to not include. Women were more active in politics and advisory.

[@mungpujanarko2256]

Mongol Tartar kalah di Jawa saat Raden Wijaya kalahkan pasukan tartar , kuda2nya ga guna di medan tempur hutan belantara.

[@papazataklaattiranimam]

He is described as endowed with the highest intellect and a superhuman willpower , which enabled him to unite heterogeneous Turkic and Mongolian tribes into a single whole .

[@jamessikes6700]

If you wish to know the first Man in our recorded history learn about Imhotep of 2550 B.C. because he is the first and foremost higher intellect person in our recorded History. The Name Imhotep means I Come In Peace and Peace is What we as a Human Race need not war and destruction. Follow his example.

[@eternalspirit81]

I find it strange when in some documentaries about the Mongolian empire they don't mention the Turkic tribes because most of the Mongolian soldiers were originally from Turkic tribes and that is why after the fall on the Mongolian empire the lands were run by Turkic khanates and Turkified very quickly because of the overwhelmingly Turk majority

[@reinerelierilke4409]

That's the case for the western parts of the Empire and Central Asia, not the other parts

[@user-tb6nt5gy6w]

I confirm this fact, cause tribes as keraits, naimans, hungirats jalairs etc still excist among kazakh people

[@AleaoGimba]

Wait a minute... I thought kyiev is the capital of Ukraine, Russia where is moskow🤔

[@FreeDocumentaryHistory]

it is the capital of Ukraine but was once part of the Russian empire

[@NoMadMediaProductions]

@@FreeDocumentaryHistory it was called Kievan Rus back then. No Ukraine or Russian empire yet.

[@moyguzman3472]

I'm here cuz of Joe Rogan

[@dwiwahyuharyanto1986]

We defeat Mongol (Yuan dynasty) in Java island in 1293

[@BlueMoon-vh2sl]

That time mongol was break into three already & Kublai Khan was enjoying without much caring administration so after him yaun dynasty collapsed that some some general attack on Japan as well as on Indonesia. Both defeated badly by japanese & Indonesia. Even Myanmar defeated Mongols too

[@indiangum4691]

Correction: you defended well against the Mongol. If it was a battle of both sides attacking none of your rulers were a match to the great Mongols

[@giuseppelogiurato5718]

I enjoyed reading the Hangul... "키예프" for "Kiev/Київ", etc

[@laetitiavisagie2632]

If the Mamluk Sultan Baibars did not stop the Mongolians, Africa would have fallen...

[@peterfarkas8497]

Sok pontatlanság van ebben a videóban és a mese

[@jaysin7295]

It's crazy how Japan was one of the smallest but the gave the Mongol work ..

[@James-sn5mg]

It was the typhoon that destroyed the mongol ships and killed them all. Japan stood no chance against the mongols. They couldn't even win against korea that didn't even had preparation for war for 200 years. lmao

[@MrDancermgl]

Khublai Khan sent navy two times but at both times typoon destroyed 90% of the ships. At that time in Japan, people believed God sent kamakazy to save us. So my Japanese friend told me. These are all based on the facts!

[@CharlesDarwinBarkley]

i can sense a tinge of wokeness in this docu

[@autisticlegionnaire3624]

A tingle? It's a full on convulsion.

[@papazataklaattiranimam]

Before the rise of Genghis Khan Mongolic was spreading at westward and absorbing Turkic speakers (Janhunen, 2008). During the Mongol expansion, Turkic speakers whose tribes and states had been incorporated into the Mongol empire were so much more numerous than Mongols that, although Mongolian was the language of command, it was Turkic rather than Mongolic speech that was chiefly spread across Central Asia and the central and western steppe.

[@robertperez357]

Loud music is very annoying , the voice over ,over Korean also annoying m rating? None is possible!!

[@michaelfreesoul5636]

Never allow yourself to get surrounded

[@Batts93Asmr]

we have law here in Exeter. always looked at city of Aston

[@calvinsuu1949]

Oath of loyalty by 19 followers...muslims, christians, buddhists and pagans....

[@brucel4378]

Without google translator at the time, they could barely understand each other for simple stuffs, how could they debate over religious topics?

[@sabreakkari7910]

This bloke who owned the channel and made this documentary needs a lot of help‼️ you got many things wrong. Missing crucial information for these documentaries.

[@no_user-y2y]

In 42:01 why india is part of network ,even when india remained independent of mongol conquest

[@jacekgradzikiewicz1722]

Niemcy troche pozniej zagarneli te tereny.

[@YouZea]

Why the city names on map are in funky look characters

[@Foxie635]

Talk about hell on earth

[@johnthiam2446]

Mongol were using deeply curved swords. They were using slightly curved broad sword.

[@davidschlageter5962]

First Global Empire? Does he mean Rome?

[@Batts93Asmr]

Family story-ask your family of thier old secrets. its in the past. ASK ALL YOUR FAMILIES FOR LAST YEAR FAMILY SECRETS

[@vilnisskipars9786]

Kievan Rus and Russia are two completely different states. "Kiev - old capital of Russia" is a wrong statement. I expected better from this channel.

[@winstonteo9207]

That's the problem when you don't have NATO.....🤣

[@norcaloutdoor5462]

Europe benefit the most from Mongol.

[@CARL_093]

i always thought if this exist today it will be peaceful for everybody

[@hanzocloud]

Samoans are descendants of Mongols. They share the same lineage. You can see mongols are quite broad shouldered. I think the Samoans became even larger in size due to island isolation

[@voiceoutpeople7815]

no way mongols are white where as samoans are dark, samoans are more similar to filipino and indoasian

[@troigcyusa]

@@voiceoutpeople7815 nah. Indonesians and Filipinos are Asians. Samoans aren't.

[@elkingoh4543]

KadazanDusun people from Sabah, Malaysia are also believed have mongols heritage

[@user-tb6nt5gy6w]

haplogroups of mongol -turkic people have C3, and samoans C2. so you're right my friend!!!

[@Puchiaca69]

😂😂😂😂😂😂 3:50

[@KishoreKumar-mb7in]

Mangols invented the underwear