The Worst Things Genghis Khan did to his Enemies

[@sanneoi6323]

"Attempted genocide"??? My guy, Tanguts don't exist anymore, that wasn't "attempted" genocide it was successful genocide.

[@buhleeichoff4144]

While no one identifies as "Tangut" nowadays, there are still plenty of people who're descended from the Tanguts. You can never genocide an entire ethnic group.

[@AjenjoAnejo]

​@@buhleeichoff4144It has happened before and it will happen again most possibly. But keep coping.

[@sanneoi6323]

@@buhleeichoff4144 sure there's still genetic traces of them but nobody's actively aware of the fact that they have any Tangut blood and that identity is so far removed from any living person and so thoroughly destroyed so long ago that absolutely no one even after finding out they have it will develop any connection to it. You cannot learn a language that is extinct, get into a culture of which all traces have been erased.

[@sanneoi6323]

@@AjenjoAnejo yea, Tanguts weren't the first incident. At the same time actually the Maori were taking over Aotearoa and completely erasing the people that lived there before them.

[@buhleeichoff4144]

@@AjenjoAnejo who's coping? I'm just stating facts. You will never be able to exterminate a group of people entirely

[@locke8628]

Germans: “I’m sorry for what my ancestors did” Mongolians: *Genghis Khan statue with intense throat singing*

[@melodykiki]

He's not evil though

[@UNKnoWN-ti5vk]

​@@melodykikiwhat are you smoking mate?

[@melodykiki]

@@UNKnoWN-ti5vk air

[@melodykiki]

@@UNKnoWN-ti5vk bud what i mean he did something Menacely but this vid is false

[@UNKnoWN-ti5vk]

@@melodykiki You literally wrote that "He's not evil tho" what's that supposed to mean?

[@nenenindonu]

Never ask a woman her age, a man his salary and big daddy Chinggis where the Tanguts and Khitans went

[@bokonoo77]

Khitans were assimilated peacefully

[@nenenindonu]

​@@bokonoo77different process but wiped off history and geography regardless

[@habaa6839]

​@@nenenindonu normal shit, mongolians themselves got close to being wiped themselves, simply the survival of the steppes

[@MyVanir]

@@bokonoo77 As peacefully as the people of Xinjiang and Tibet are being assimilated, right?

[@balabanasireti]

Unoriginal

[@minthiha8445]

bro makes hitler look like a pacifist

[@markushaahr9194]

What Hitler did was way more conscious than what Genghis did. Unlike Genghis, Hitler was aware of the evil he was doing. Temujin may have been bad, but he never consciously singled out any groups.

[@FxmbyDummy]

real

[@veilnebula2411]

Tamerlane: wait its even funnier the second time!

[@zloycommentator83]

💀

[@Tomoesong]

He did what most monarchs of medieval times did. Conquest. But more successful. He didn't wage war to just to exterminate whole race out of existence like Hitler did.

[@frogglen6350]

What's crazy is that people justify what he did because "he had a bad childhood" or "it was part of the times".

[@dnjn4575]

So what is your theory?

[@jksdo88]

@@dnjn4575 he was a menace?

[@arabadatuvaletyaparkencayi2898]

I think he just ran off the rails in his childhood

[@siimkask14]

No thinking breathing person does this. Ive never seen anyone remotely intelligent suggesting its ok cuz he had a bad childhood lmfao

[@dnjn4575]

@@jksdo88 are people born a menace? because his soldiers had no problem doing what he told them to do

[@ZenithLOLLOL]

It's hilarious because you can see statues of him built in Mongolia, i'm pretty sure the people know what he did and they dont give a fuck.

[@KoenDeKapoen]

I would not be so sure about that. Ghengis didnt always kill. And to maintain such a vast empire you also do need a lot of friends. And people back then, or even today can have vastly different morals and ideologies. If you want to judge them, judge them in the time and look at what happend after.

[@balabanasireti]

​@@KoenDeKapoen Different morals never was and never will be a good excuse

[@flykiller]

@@KoenDeKapoen He was brutal even compared to his time.

[@KoenDeKapoen]

@@balabanasireti i am not writing this to excuse Ghengis, he is by todays standards a murderer and he was by the standards of then a murderer. There is no doubt about that. The executioner from hell some said. Thats some title 😀 His offspring started the spread of the black death. Hopefully they had a mask. Imagine that you had to fight against the mongols. Good luck keeping your shit inside.

[@JammesJack-td6gv]

Im Mongolian and yeah we're taught about what he did and we still love him

[@megumintobuna-4537]

As a Mongolian, many would be surprised to know that Genghis Khan is worshipped and looked up to a lot here. Some say bc he was born with a ‘nuj’ or a clump of blood in his palms he was destined for greatness and thus was a child of the Sky. He united the warring factions of different Mongolians under one rule and created the foundation of what is now known as Mongolia. He was cruel to his enemies but also created a society where scholars of different religion were able to coexist(albeit with some tension and class differences as expected) and women(who were not his concubine one way or another) were able to live and transfer safely as they please. I get why people would be disparaged by his actions but it’s interesting to see the differing view points and opinions of others.

[@Poseidon-P]

ur just mad cuz your mongolian

[@Koko_clair]

Well you're people controlled by the system which one man controls everything if he was kind man he don't even kill few millions his feature is ruthless that's why all bad man is remembered in history.

[@paul_b011]

​@@Koko_clair what you yapping about? Mongolia is a democratic country. Also, good luck finding a "kind" historical figure who united the world with unicorns and rainbows.

[@megumintobuna-4537]

@@Koko_clair Peaceful way of resolution was hardly the go to way of conquering land and people at the time. Also considering the very popular royal hierarchy of that time(which still prevails to this day), it’s no wonder that only one person or very small faction of certain elites would hold more sway and control than a democratic government that we have today.

[@hazaubel6532]

@@paul_b011 LMAO MONGOLIA IS DEMOCRATIC ??? in what world they are an autocratic oligarchy

[@visionary4787]

It's fascinating to consider how Genghis Khan, despite his brutal tactics, shaped history on a scale few others ever have. His actions weren't just about conquest-they were statements of power, dominance, and the erasure of any who opposed him. While modern ethics rightly reject his cruelty, it's impossible to ignore how his psychological warfare extended beyond the battlefield. Whether executing entire cities or erasing entire cultures like the Tanguts, his legacy forces us to confront the uncomfortable truth that history's most influential figures are often its most ruthless. He didn’t just fight wars-he rewrote the rules of survival itself.

[@Dalron1121]

Yeah dude. Caesar, Alexander, Saladin, Richard, Hitler, Trump, Putin, all the same. All just psychotic fuckheads with more power than sense.

[@keithpeabt777]

It's fascinating to consider how ChatGPT, despite its artificial nature, has shaped online discourse on a scale few others ever have. Its comments aren't just about generating responses-they're statements of speed, accuracy, and the gradual erasure of those who once crafted them by hand. While modern critics rightly question its impact on human creativity, it's impossible to ignore how its efficiency has extended beyond KZbin comment sections. Whether drafting witty replies or generating entire essays, ChatGPT's legacy forces us to confront the uncomfortable truth that technology's most influential tools are often the ones that disrupt our traditional ways. It doesn’t just generate comments-it rewrites the rules of online interaction itself.

[@MRJMXHD]

GPT wrote this 😂

[@MRJMXHD]

​@@keithpeabt777😂😂😂

[@dogeshow2651]

Glazer

[@kechoYT]

As History lover you learnt this one from McDonald's, The *Genghis* is title not a name 1) His father was poisoned by enemy, also captured and held by the Taichiud when , after his family was abandoned by their clan. He was enslaved and kept in a wooden collar to prevent his escape. Temujin endured this captivity for year 2) Temujin *real name* also he just didn't kill Begter something like that Begter and Belgutei were bullied threatened to kill him and had been keep taking his gain so he trapped him and killed him 3) He left artist archilogist and philosophist on purpose 4) Only last Tangut was right, He just didn't kill them like that purpose that was on mission from his great elders, Tangut made lots of conflict and war between nomadic tribes centuries Example: Ambgai khagan said : "Until my ten fingers are worn away and my nails are gone, do not let my suffering be in vain. Avenge my death." Sources: *Secret history of Mongols* , *Jami' al-tawarikh*

[@detectivegintoki4354]

Thank you hats off for you

[@TileBitan]

you justifying his sht is wild. 10% of the world population died during the mongol conquests, only for them to vanish into obscurity after they fell apart. Literally erasing entire peoples from history. 10% during WWII would have been 200 million, just to put it into perspective. And this is history told from the victors perspective! It's very likely many incredibly horrifying stories are buried or burnt

[@water7485]

True its nonsense comparing Modern law against 12th century crimes just look at the horendous acts done from other empries around 12 the century

[@ThePenguinChannel1279]

Han soyboys saying “guh mongols bad” angry about getting owned by the mingols

[@noise7343]

He knows ghenghis is a title, he literally says “young temujin” in the beggining. Also there are many iterations of ghenghis khans history because its not well documented. Im a mongolian person that has heard many stories from my grandparents and parents about ghenghis khan, and most of them arent even similar to other stories

[@EnkeEnkhtsogt]

Begter was not Temujins moms favorite(he is not even her son wtf), he was a son of Yesukhei's second wife and was older than Temujin. It is theorized that Begter was trying to head the household and also scheming to marry Temujins mother! as brutal as he was, Temujin was sharp. he lost his father and he aint losin his mother too.

[@MK_ULTRA420]

That explains everything, thanks!

[@coal9836]

Actually begter tried to harm and he had bullied khasar often,if chinggis and khasar did not kill begter, their mom may died because of illness, they just wanted to make soup her mom to cure the disease.

[@jeanettewu2537]

Genghis' family situation is more complicated than that. It's true that Mongols, like other Asian nomad cultures, practiced Levirate/Widow Inheritance, where a widowed woman would be expected to marry the closest adult male heir of her husband, but that was mostly practiced for women of childbearing age. What's more, Genghis has TWO uncles who were supposed to inherit both his mother and stepmother, but as the two widows had seven children between them, they instead joined the rest of the tribe in abandoning them. Also, Genghis never inherited his stepmother after Begter's death. She and Borte just remained widows. It was, however, a battle for supremacy between the two eldest heirs of Yesugei's family, one that had started almost immediately after their tribesmen abandoned them. There was more than just their family's welfare on the line, as Borte was politically savvy and encouraged her sons to remember they were nobility and aim to reestablish their father's glory.

[@ricardorivas5955]

forgot to add the part where the soldiers who buried him also killed any animal close by

[@MaXtreme91]

Those damn birds are drones of the government...

[@theprincemonster7575]

The animals ain’t gonna snitch WTH 💀

[@Spaceboyy95]

that's probably just force of habit at that point

[@Willing_Herold]

That’s the norm in those times…..

[@dagtheking5739]

They missed and plant and fungal life then.

[@StroeyBro]

If Inalchuq wasnt completely paranoid, then the whole empire could’ve stayed up for much longer than it did

[@NyangisKhan]

Agreed. The Kwarezmian shah Muhammad was a pretty great man himself. He was a battle hardened leader with many great generals and advisors plus a ginormous army supplemented by the vast wealth of his empire. The guy was also a Turk so he knew how steppe warfare worked. The only suprising thing would be the Mongol army's siege power. The Mongol armies that invaded Kwarezmia had almost 3 times more siege engines than all of Trajan's legions combined. Which is just freaking absurd.

[@benjamingoto2099]

The first vid of yours' that I'm watching, but I absolutely adore how you drew everyone to be ugly. It's cute in a refreshing way.

[@checkcheck4237]

Congrats on 100K. Been here since the low 10s and I’m still having a blast. Keep up the hard work.

[@daydaykilla]

I asked Chatgpt to draw this guy and it did it, but chatgpt won't draw Hitler. That's some next level hipocrisy.

[@andydufresnefromshawshank5866]

0:10 what are talking about, he’s the most loving and sweet caring person in the world

[@WhoThisMonkey]

*Was

[@RRanddd]

Yep his half brother was selfish, caused the entire family to starve, not just on that fish occasion

[@bedbugproductions3245]

He even reduced carbon emissions :)

[@Guy-h3p]

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[@coal9836]

Yes22 actually so true, this video is all wrong

[@prathameshrana2099]

Finally a video on this topic

[@theallmightydeng9533]

There are many more that's better informed and less prejudiced

[@Enkuush-l6r]

as history lover , you learnt this one from temu

[@alexandrub8786]

"Attempted genocide" Idk, to me it sounds like they succeded

[@mnemonichotpocket]

Stg he said "Chingus Khan" the first time he says his name at the beginning

[@colegrosshans2582]

He says it every time

[@jamesbenis3734]

Bro commented too soon. That’s how you’re actually supposed to do it

[@tugboat945]

@@mnemonichotpocket thats what his name is …

[@mnemonichotpocket]

No, sounds more jangus after that

[@Anixaa0726]

Hey! A Mongolian person here actually it's Chingis haan, or Чингис хаан, the khan is wrong tho

[@marishkaparker8097]

I love these videos and the art style, keep it up

[@C.Fel.]

What I find intriguing about history is that no matter how fascinating you find a certain culture o period, you will always find enough reasons to equally resent them. The mongols are different. The total disregard of human life is just shocking and revolting, nothing more.

[@TysALT]

I mean, I say not EQUALLY, but he was certainly on ANOTHER LEVEL.

[@sanneoi6323]

To you maybe. To them, no. You try thriving in one of the harshest climates in the world for centuries.

[@C.Fel.]

@@sanneoi6323 That's no reason to commit genocide though. Killing off your own species in not really the best way to survive

[@titanus261]

​@@sanneoi6323surviving?

[@TarunP164]

not really, you really the the conquests by alexander the great or napolean etc were sunshine and rainbows. Every and literally every great empire in history will be equally cruel by today's standards. Btw did you know that generally mongols never attacked for conquest but for revenge

[@Itsemiko_f]

6:00 bro chill you're making Genghis Khan look like a monster

[@onyxdragon1179]

He was lmao

[@frostythesnowman6940]

temujin actually asked bekhter for a bow 1v1 and won by hitting him first

[@Diarrhea8]

this is honestly the best explanation I've ever seen

[@Dashkanass]

people be watching worst things he did and thinking ahhh monster. He prioritized diplomacy, and only killed if the other side did a ratty move. Trading route, freedom of belief, u name it. He was in fact a genius back then.

[@AmodeusR]

Yeah, he prioritized the diplomacy of "become a subject and tributary of me obeying every and single other mine or be completely wiped out of existence". Really a diplomatic and lovely guy right there.

[@finiavanamandresy5460]

Damn that's so good and fair.

[@lunamoonfang2]

​@@AmodeusRthe city of Otrar defied the Khan and was levelled. Bukhara and Samarkand surrendered, so not only were they untouched, those cities still have the medieval constructions and historic bazaars to this day. Chinggis Khan was ruthless but benevolent.

[@vaughnsolo8425]

The magic hat gag got you a subscriber. F'n hilarious

[@CactusJackIV]

One of my favorite new channels I have discovered. Keep up the awesome work!

[@noir5764]

Calling Genghis Khan just a 'warlord' really misses the mark. He united warring tribes, was a brilliant strategist, and opened up trade routes that spread culture and ideas. Plus, he established laws for order and even negotiated alliances. He was so much more than just a fighter!

[@niggalicious069]

@@noir5764 yuh he was a genocidial freak and is rotting in hell

[@Chaos_God_of_Fate]

I think it's so strange that People admire and look up to this Guy, but vilify WW2's leader (as he should be vilified!)- Genghis was ruthless, and we only have old Stories. What about all the stuff that nobody ever wrote down or was forgotten? He live decently long life for the time and he wasn't just idle between the things we know about. This guy was one of the worst genociders in History. This applies to a lot of Historical figures that many respect. I guess with WW2 it was recent History using recognizable tech- guns and bombs and all that but man- all they had were swords/spears/arrows- close range things- they did this up close and Personal with a lot more blood/gore- not the pull of a trigger and an enemy falling down far away from your normal reach. Genghis was nuts and it all fell apart when he died but that's most Empires, the ones we remember burned bright, but didn't last- accept for Rome, they're the exception to this sort of 'rule'. Nice video, Sub earned :D

[@ushankaman6143]

what happened in the 12th century vs what happened in WW2 are different. in ancient times, conquering, raiding, pillaging etc was just the norm. every ruler partook in such actions. thats why, Chinggis Khan is seen as a sort of legend/hero even today my mongols, including me. Angry mustache man on the other hand, the world was civilized, waging war and committing genocide was no longer an acceptable thing, thus he was seen as a villain

[@anggiangkasa5284]

And gengis did let live country/kingdom that were surrender or willing to be a part of his rule, even to the point he let them, original ruler,keep ruling their fief as long as following what gengis said

[@vespasianflavius2766]

Recency bias

[@lbarks]

@@ushankaman6143what a cope. Mass genocide and rape of millions has never been “acceptable”. The only difference is that in the 1940s, we didn’t think people could get away with it anymore without international scrutiny. He is the same kind of man as Hitler, just with the power to do far, far worse than Hitler could.

[@ushankaman6143]

@@lbarks ah, so u should also vilify EVERY OTHER ruler/lord at the time, and the ones before him. by that logic, not a single king/ruler was a good person, and therefore all of them should be remembered in history as evil villains

[@maxaus2294]

The video I’ve been waiting for lmao

[@MyVanir]

Re: boiling oil on attackers - no it wasn't. Oil is expensive and even rich af cities could not afford to keep wasting it on fending off attackers. It also takes up fucktons of space and has a tendency to run out quickly.

[@MeowMeow-tl4xh]

They used tar

[@AvsegnoGrisiewky]

Mongols were the medieval version of the Atom Bomb

[@orionsimerl6539]

When you live in a world of waring empires, what you do to others would be done to you if your enemies could accomplish it. Differences in methods, but ultimately murder, plunder, occupation, torture, etc. Gengis was just the greatest of his era.

[@Not_thatjemu]

Genghis is the first and oldest example of a YN

[@bloodaonadeline8346]

what is a YN? Please tell me it doesn’t mean what I think it means.

[@Db1lee-du6bc]

@@bloodaonadeline8346its slang for “young niggas” young black men of the black community who create havoc murder,drugs etc basically above average delinquents unfortunately 🤦🏾my people have taken this title as a positive symbol to appear more threatening

[@Db1lee-du6bc]

@@bloodaonadeline8346it means “young niggas” a title for well 😭young black men who create havoc like murder drugs etc.

[@winstonniles6606]

@@bloodaonadeline8346it means “young nigga”

[@shinneneguns4815]

Yeah what's a yn?

[@MrCaptainNObeard]

Remember what people are capable of when your rights are stripped and only those in charge have the power.

[@AnEvilSunBro]

I just found your channel last week and you've officially been set to "See All" I love your presentation of history and your cartoons make it so easy to follow along with the stories. I've learned more in the last week than I did in 3 years of common core history in public school 😂

[@Yes-gz9ln]

If you love this, then you'll love oversimplified (probably😅), but, be warned, he takes irritatingly, annoyingly, hair-rippingly long to upload, I love his humour especially, but if you don't want an irritating, murderous anger inducing long amount of time (6 months to a year) between uploads(most are masterpieces in my opinion tho), then don't, proceed at your risk. I think it's PG 13

[@killersawofficials7224]

@@Yes-gz9ln also extra history is good

[@shinneneguns4815]

Remember Monsters attract other monsters, so although we remember Gengis there are countless nameless monsters who supported him

[@WhyWhat-jf1bi]

It really doesn’t matter. It happened a thousand years ago. I don’t support either groups in this argument,so just let it go.

[@gorillamunch6899]

Good to remember the atrocities humans can commit when they get to power but yea looking at Gengis Khan and thinking he is a monster when there is a great chance if it wasnt him it would have been some other crazy killer.

[@harakiri8548]

​@@WhyWhat-jf1biThousand years is not so short

[@benny-tu3gq]

Could you say the same about Alexander, Caeser, and Napoleon. Oh he(European) conquered what a chad. Oh he(non european) conquered what a barbarian. Western hypocrisy never ends.

[@xrhstospex8106]

​​@@WhyWhat-jf1biactually, what happened 800 years ago shifted modern times. For instance, if the black death didn't pillage europe, the renaissance wouldn't happen. If the arabs didn't invade Spain in 1300s, the west would be stuck without any thinking development. If the ottoman empire didn't shut the way towards india in the 1400s, the europeans wouldn't have a reason to go searching for a different route, etc. If the french american revoloution didn't happen, none of the european ones probably would. Our world is shaped through our past.

[@jhonunderthewater61]

Thank you for the one sided veiw of our hero

[@kylelikesart8900]

Every day I pray to the serious history gods, wishing well upon serious history

[@Neverpullingitout]

Genghis was the Biggest Climate Change Activist. 😊 So proud of my Boy Ghengis For tryng to Save the World!

[@Asahi-Ren]

He drew red eyes to make him look villian LMFAO. 50% Educational 10% Personal 40% Misleading

[@dukeofirony58]

Genghis was a villain, bro. What are you talking about?

[@MayTheSchwartzBeWithYou]

This clown's trying to "fact check" cartoon animations. 😂

[@Asahi-Ren]

@@dukeofirony58 All humans are evil tf ru on? At that time everyone that has power fucked other nations Chingis was little more intelligent Lmfao

[@Asahi-Ren]

@@MayTheSchwartzBeWithYou The biggest clown is creator and u the one who replying

[@Asahi-Ren]

@@MayTheSchwartzBeWithYou Clown is* atleast fix ur grammar lil bro

[@hanihanerdene9187]

W pronunciations bro much respect

[@gr34seb0ll]

I might be incompetent but I feel like him pronouncing Genghis Khan “jangus” instead of “gangus” is engagement and I’m 100% for it lol!

[@SeriousHistory]

its his real name and how most of the world says his name. we're trying to bring it to the US lol

[@mnemonichotpocket]

Stg thought he said "Chingus"

[@nenenindonu]

@@gr34seb0ll "jangus" is closer to the correct pronunciation ; chin-giss

[@Khanh1321]

Chingus is the correct pronunciation so SeriousHistory is in the right.

[@James_new]

​@@SeriousHistorychingis is his real name but close enough

[@SamuraiLime]

Bro another banger vid ❤

[@destructor3152]

His biggest atrocity is the Conqueror Played by John Wayne .

[@BroqLee]

Thank you for pronouncing the names correctly

[@ZulgerelRavdan]

Germans: I am sorry what our ancestors did Mongolians: We are proud of our ancestors

[@Neverpullingitout]

Because Mongolia Is Nothing Mithout That Dude. Just another Wasteland.. That Dude United The Mongol Tribes and Made the Largest Contigeneous Empire in the world.

[@tejuyon160]

what is the law in thousand year ago they wrote the first law by diplomacy know the difference

[@chillmind4515]

@@Neverpullingitout there were alot of large strong empires before the mongol empire. u just dont know much about history outside of europe lol

[@justclaudio2175]

I dont know how and when but i got seriously addicted to your videos man

[@melodykiki]

This person ain't serious he got a McDonald's Degree

[@AltaicGigachad]

the greatest warrior, conquerer, General and state man that ever exist aka Genghis Khan

[@Strollerist]

My Khan was so ruthless , and no one in history even came close to him.

[@paul_b011]

nah, sourcing history from mcdonald is crazy

[@anandanand9894]

As an Mongolian I this is almost true there is many miss information I’m pretty impressed with the explanation

[@MasterFlores35]

7:18 you had a golden chance at a shitty wall joke and blew it 😆

[@MikkoStamonica-mg6oz]

ive been waiting so long for you to post a video

[@user-qk8nz2ii1b]

Will you make a video on monsters created by H P Lovecraft?

[@dulguunkherlen7118]

That my boi right there finally someone who actually says his name correctly

[@simpalorion9911]

Crazy to think how many people would be around today if this man didn’t exist

[@Neverpullingitout]

Who cares lol

[@peterwolf4230]

Huge impact on the populations of many many countries. Something like 40m people, 10% of the worlds population at the time.

[@ayushkumar-bg1xf]

Far more people would exist today if white colonizers were not on this planet

[@Neverpullingitout]

​@@ayushkumar-bg1xf shutup and Use a Soap. No All White people are Colonizers.. 😂😂😂

[@James_new]

​@@Neverpullingitoutwell, bye I guess *Disappears*

[@Kazo-kv6bn]

The actually story was when genghis khan and his brother was fishing his cousin came and he stole it then genghis khans brother got angry and they got into fight then genghis khan stopped them then the cousin wanted a duel with arrow with his little brother but genghis khan joined the duel instead and his cousin just did a scrath but genghis khan hit him in the chest and he died. (Sorry if i didnt explain it good)

[@Revølyutsiy-a]

Ahh yes history’s greatest eco and green fighter who dropped world’s carbon oxide levels

[@DaClevelandSheau]

YES!! Bro i found ur channel like 3 weeks ago when ur last video came out, and i binged all of ur videos in like a day. i've literally been checking every day to see if you posted a new video bro

[@battur_t]

As a Mongol, I condemn the actions of Genghis Khan; they are inhumane and unthinkable by today's standards. However, we must remember that these events occurred almost a millennium ago, and while that doesn’t justify his actions, it offers important historical context. Consider that many nations throughout history have sought to conquer the world but have achieved little compared to Genghis Khan's success. The only empire to surpass the Mongol Empire in size is the British Empire, which emerged nearly a half thousand years later during the Industrial Revolution. Ultimately, the Mongol Empire was a formidable force, and it still holds the title of the largest contiguous empire in human history.

[@tugboat945]

The bias is pretty obvious in the video. He starts off by referring to him as simply a warlord. What makes him, an emperor, a warlord and other western conquerors kings and caesars? Racial bias. They viewed Mongols as inferiors no less than 50 years ago. Their academic understanding of the Mongol Empire is abysmal and nonsensical. Don’t take information from entertainment channels like these

[@vespasianflavius2766]

He was a warlord who became a Khan(king) wheres the racial bias?

[@tugboat945]

@@vespasianflavius2766 Do you refer to Augustus Caesar as a general because he was a general first? No you refer to him as Caesar/Emperor. Does *anyone* call him a general rather than emperor first? Then why is this Emperor, who held greater lands, only referred to as a warlord? Moreover, he was never a warlord. Mongols never had warlords. He was the son of a Borjigin noble, he never did anything that would earn him the title “warlord”. He remained as a vassal to a allying Khan for years. “He was a warlord who became a king”

[@vespasianflavius2766]

@@tugboat945 that's a lot reaching you're doing there. I mean it's nothing like the exaggerations you make of whites huh? What's this vast knowledge base that you have based on watching a couple of freaking KZbin videos? Every human on this planet does the same and history is written by the winners if you f****** lost deal with it.

[@vespasianflavius2766]

@@tugboat945 what claim have I made? You're putting a lot of words in my mouth.

[@Just_an_earths_moon109]

As a half Mongolian and half German I just felt bro it was middle century humanity were different not everyone were kind like y'know it was hard in middle century

[@dalmaskadeadtrash3592]

I don't know which is more sad, that this murderous monster existed or that there are "humans" who defend and respect him.

[@taylan5579]

murderous monster? lol no. this was how life works back then.

[@kaze9947]

Bro ist not that accurate if u really wanna know about gengis khan do youre own search and ask atrocities

[@dalmaskadeadtrash3592]

Don't worry I already knew about the shit he's done from my own research from sources all over the world. Your culture is the only in the world that denies it. Goes to show what horrible brainwashing happens to humans when their history is written by the genocide victors. You can excuse that "it was 1000 years ago so it's okay" all you want. You clearly have been taught to think that way by your educational system. But it's good to use your own head once in a while too.

[@whitemanbaydlag1871]

yeh but this is literally happening 800 YEARS ago

[@dalmaskadeadtrash3592]

@@whitemanbaydlag1871 That's the most common excuse I hear but people weren't that different back then. 800 years would be barely 40-45 generations ago. Trivializing this kind of stuff with time is the same as if someone killed us now and after a few centuries their descedants said it was okay because it was long ago. It wouldn't be okay because it was real, no matter at what time.

[@tsenguunmonkhbat9108]

I'm from mongolia and I'm just fascinated how correct is his pronunciation of genghis khan

[@tariksaidi6094]

already wachted it all

[@BlueGD_209]

Bro making Hitler is like rat to him💀🙏

[@kumalala5104]

0:40 you left out the fact behter was trying to marry genghis’s mom(behter was a half brother of temujin by father) 1:45 actually the ones who burried the body of genghis was all volunteered warriors(still got killed) 2:04🧢 they didn’t do that they got horses ran over his grave so that it wouldn’t look like grave

[@Nagvanshieus]

"Hey stepson i am stuck in the cave"

[@burningfrost-hq9mq]

no no behter was his half brother he never try marry his mom wtf he was 14years old at he killed .Behter was bullied his other brothers and stole the fish they had caught and Temujin warned him a lot, but he didn't care .After Temuujin offered him duel that's why he killed his brother...not trying to marry his mother lol

[@kumalala5104]

@@burningfrost-hq9mq nahhh bro i'm 100% sure if you actually read from true sources like sercret history of mongolia you would know behter was indeed trying to marry genghis's mom that would have made him the head of the family etc. and also behter wasn't bullied he was a bully himself.

[@burningfrost-hq9mq]

@@kumalala5104 what do u mean real sources im mongolian i learned this shit since i was 1th grade in school bro im telling you truth 😒

[@hvclennn]

Bit of additional info. When conquering the Merv, mongols were killing the men and children who were taller than wheel of cow wagon. Source: I am Mongolian and learned this at back in school

[@colincolin5696]

Next would you do “ancient assassinations/ assassination attempts”

[@SeriousHistory]

who do you have in mind?

[@gankhuyagkhassuuri1821]

@@SeriousHistoryMaybe Hamillcar barca? Or Julius ceaser.

[@colincolin5696]

@@SeriousHistorywould love to see some fidel Castro ones and maybe ones from the kings and queens of past Europe.. 👌🏻

[@oddball_the_blue]

Regarding the first recorded 'Attempted genocide' - The Normans beat them to it by 100ish years during the 'Harrying of the North' where about 75% of the total population of the North of modern England... just... went away.

[@skyness_engine]

The first recorded attempted genocide? You sure with this guy? The very first one recorded?

[@siimkask14]

So, carthage?

[@FlaviusBelisarius-ck6uv]

@@siimkask14That was just a single city, other Punic cities were allowed to remain and Punic culture survived for long afterwards (In fact, the Roman emperor Septimius Severus was Punic) You want genocides? Jews with the Canaanites, Jews with the Philistines, Alexander with the Phoenicians, Romans with the Jews, Romans with the Celts, Romans with the Celtiberians, Pontics with the Italians in Asia, Scythians with the Medes, Jie and the Wu Hu. Plenty of genocides in history before Genghis.

[@nenenindonu]

@@skyness_engine I'd say that title goes to Ran Wei's campaign against the Jie Later Zhao

[@OsirisMawn]

​@@FlaviusBelisarius-ck6uvfascinating. I just searched what you said up couldn't find anything. Did Alexander really waste the Phoenicians that hard?

[@OsirisMawn]

​@@FlaviusBelisarius-ck6uv commenting twice because KZbin deletesy stuff. Where xan i read up pn these? I searched them ip couldn't find anything. Care to say more on ut?

[@Liukez47]

Love the videos man keep it up! 💪

[@franciswalsh8416]

I can't imagine the horror he unleashed.

[@dukeheavens9990]

Oh shut up

[@Stephanthecuteblondie2567]

@@dukeheavens9990 Nah, he was truly awful

[@dukeheavens9990]

@@Stephanthecuteblondie2567 he was a hero to others , stop crying brub

[@nostal-j1e]

⁠@@Stephanthecuteblondie2567there are so many misinformations in this video. After all every country has this kind of awful histories

[@ThatSmotPoker]

😂 👶

[@ia.pazzooo]

You should do saddest moments of history, like the story of Odysseus and his dog argos

[@Onroxes]

Being at war was just like this or worse in medieval time. Genghis Khan spared those who surrendered.

[@renaldoawes2210]

Get your history lessons off a cereal box? Ghengis Khan killed more people in his conquest than the entire "non Khan" medieval era from 500-1500. You're talking MAYBE 20 million deaths for the rest of that time combined from warfare, while Ghengis alone killed well over 40 million people. He murdered over 10% of the entire world's population. Armies weren't large during this period, so casualties were low. The large figures are due to the mass genocide he performed on civilian populations. Something really nobody else did.

[@Lordradost]

All leaders: "Goal oriented!" Some leaders: "No matter the cost!" The Khan: "Cute."

[@Spaceboyy95]

genocide was his middle name.... and first name... and last name

[@Diarrhea8]

I thought his name is Temujin???

[@Diarrhea8]

his name is Temujin though ???

[@shibedrill5642]

Ayo someone who can actually say chingis? Instant sub.

[@Mehmood-y8n]

Crazy how his army never opposed him

[@CliffCardi]

One reason was of his embracing of meritocracy instead of old clan aristocracies. And he made sure every bit of the spoils of war was divided equally and set aside a portion to go to the families of those fallen in combat.

[@renaldoawes2210]

@@CliffCardi Meritocracy isn't "equally divided." That would be the opposite of meritocracy. Meritocracy is appointing qualified people and making sure people who contribute more earn more and have higher status than those who do less and work less.

[@sauronplugawy3866]

He was the closest that the world got to a orc warboss, it makes sense that the guys who followed him 'luved some good 'krumpin.

[@CliffCardi]

@@sauronplugawy3866 and as for sizes, the Mongol’s amphibious assaults on Japan in 1274 and 1281 would not be surpassed until D-Day, more than 600 years later.

[@CliffCardi]

@@renaldoawes2210I brought up the “equally divided spoils of war” thing because when Temujin’s father died, his tribe abandoned him and the rest of his family. He felt that no one should live through that again, and set up some means of compensation.

[@Anonymous2627]

It's funny how people (some) idolize this guy now.... a Mogolian Hitler💀

[@hinoko2896]

First of all thank you for DISRESPECTING our ancestors. All this MISINFORMATIONS made me want to comment this. Also I should say that you did a good job to make Genghis Khan look like "a brutal conqueror". But if you are gonna make videos like this, please at least mention the source you use. Because you are just making up stories drawing things on the screen. Genghis Khan is not his real name it's the title he earned in 1206 when he become the king of Mongols. His real name was Temujin. 1.Temujin didn't intentionally kill Bekter (Bector) , his half brother. What really happened was that his mother Uelun was sick and he and Khasar (his birth brother) brought some fish for their mother but Bekter stole it from them. So the brothers started fighting and then Bekter came up with shooting an arrow idea bragging about his arrow skills. Bekter first shot Genghis in his ears and nearly killed him. And then Genghis shot him in his body which caused Bekter's death accidently. And in addition, he wasn't even the one who started the fight too. It was Bekter and Khasar. 2. It is true that Genghis executed his soldiers who witnessed his funeral. Because he knew that people will dig his body out in future. So he kept it secret so that he can rest peacefully. On the other hand Genghis wasn't that greedy for fame, because he didn't build a massive monument or even a burial stone to put his name on. Today no one has any idea about where Genghis Khan may be buried. 3. Genghis Khan wanted a good relationship with neighbor tribes. So he sent a good golds, silvers, silks and other expensive stuffs to Otrar showing respect. But Otrar king killed all the soldiers, stole the goods, and he even tortured and disrespected the messenger by shaving all his hairs and sending him back to Genghis naked (at this time torturing the messenger was forbidden between empires). And After Genghis was informed the news he decided to start a war. And after conquering Otrar Genghis kept the greedy king alive to give him all the golds and silvers he craved for. So he poured molten silver and gold through his throat to teach him a lesson. 4. There is no source that Genghis used human shields. Because he kept the hostages alive to expand the population of Mongol Empire. And in fact, every historical sources noted that Mongol Empire always kept the writer, artist, painter, sculpturists, craftsman for education and development of the empire. And again Mongols kept all the woman and child on their protection to expand the population, and create a good work force. You know that Genghis kept his enemies' queens as his queens to show respect to the hostages (that's why he has so many wives if you are wondering). In conclusion, the information you gave us was so partial. We know that some people calls Genghis Khan brutal mad man but he is not. He is still respected by many historians and Mongolians for what he did. Have you ever thought how did Genghis build the second biggest empire in history if he was a mad angry man who kills everyone he sees. Good luck with your drawings and uneducated videos but next time think before you speak please! Just in case if you are lost between all those misinformation watch this video about Genghis from TED Ed speaking the truth. kzbin.info/www/bejne/e6KQiJ5pjtaYfpY (History vs. Genghis Khan)

[@Squared_Table]

He genocided millions and set the world back 100 years but it’s a good thing he never really breached into Western Europe. I’m glad Mongolia is a glorified CCP mining colony in the modern era.

[@tropicalbanana6101]

Holy yap bro is a leader most leaders do fuck up things

[@Man1503go.]

@@tropicalbanana6101 "Holy yap." But not gonna lie. The amount of disrespect towards our ancestor is immense. wtf?.

[@Negajeje12]

This was a funniest animation i've ever seen as an Mongolian

[@KillerKris100]

Pronouncing it Jenghis Khan is wild, its a G not a J bro Edit: Apparently you can pronounce it that way too, my bad

[@gazeshot9632]

He was also known as Chingis Khan.

[@Diarrhea8]

the correct pronunciation is Chinggis Khaan

[@weiwu918]

If any Dune fans here, he’s basically a real world Paul Atredis.

[@historyViewer1]

Genghis Khan wasn’t just a conqueror; he was a force of nature. Some of the tactics he used might seem brutal, but they were part of the strategies that made the Mongol Empire unstoppable. It's fascinating how history remembers both the horrors and the brilliance of his campaigns. This video really shows how complex his legacy

[@ttdzs4life]

You deserve 1M subs man I love your history videos the most! Perfect for me and your animations are funny 😂

[@288theabe]

Netanyahu trying to one up khan

[@OsirisMawn]

I'm suprised KZbin let you post that 😂

[@alphabetagamma4142]

You should learn about Mslm kings in history💀

[@288theabe]

@@OsirisMawn me too 😂😂😂

[@rivolverocelot3010]

Look at how Muslims behave in Africa and be quiet

[@dhanurs8085]

​@@OsirisMawn😂😂😂

[@bilegjargalamartuvshin5061]

We are undefeatedeeeeeed im an Mongolian we are the most ruthless

[@Andrea-uj9zw]

Slide 5

[@Normsl]

Genghis khan faced a lot of difficulties in his life but you don’t see people talking about Double standards 1.His mom was kidnapped by his father 2.his father had to always look out for himself cus he had beef with the mergids 3.he was sold as a slave at one point 4.he almost died several times throughout his life even as a boy 5.he had to kill his own blood brother 6.his wife also faced a lot 7.his own men had faced a lot of difficulties reuniting the nomadic tribes of the steppes 8.his wife even got kidnapped at one point 9.He was almost starved in the enslavement by the tangut 10.he had to face the disunity of his own children which led to his mighty empire falling apart 11.He also had face particular rumors about his son being from another father 12.In his first years as a warrior he faced a loss which caused some of his men to be boiled alive by the opposing party 13.He even had to protect his own men at some point due to the treatment from the tangut as slaves 14.his fathers tribe was completely taken over by the leading general Who almost killed genghis a few times 15.After his death his sons descendants fought a lot with each other that caused the collapse of his empire 16.his dads opps (mergids) took out their beef from him to full out on genghis khan Through all of this I think his enemies deserved every bit of blood to be shed through the most painful ways possible Tbh tough places raise hardy and brave courageous people This probably also explains mongolias extremely high testosterone level And all of the struggles mentioned above is not everything there is still a whole lot more he faced Keep in mind some of this he had to face in his childhood years where normal children should be like children not have worry about being alive

[@Neverpullingitout]

That Doesnt Justify His Action?

[@Neverpullingitout]

Next you going to Justify Hitlers Actions Lol.. "He had hard time"

[@UNKnoWN-ti5vk]

​@@Neverpullingitout "He was denied from Art school, such a hard time for him, he should do a genocide now". OP is a shameless guy

[@Man1503go.]

@@Neverpullingitout oh trust me. He had it better.

[@TehCapcutSpartaRemixer]

0:23 its called “teemuujien”

[@senayabraha4919]

this guy was literally hitler level

[@ZIM_skol]

He's a level of his own

[@bronxishomenomatterwhereig3149]

He's worse than Hitler. He succeeded. He flat out could not be challenged. Anyone king who slighted him was decimated along with their family and country.

[@pablolongobardi7240]

Some estimates say he erased 20 of world population at the time

[@Rus.or.Grob....vambass]

*LEVEL: YOU ARE DEAD*

[@alexandrohutt8421]

Hitler doesn't even come close.

[@bobboberson2736]

Ghengis was definitely brutal but I always found it interesting that he chose one of his more even tempered son’s to be his heir. In a way it makes his actions even more fucked up because he understood he was being unnecessarily brutal

[@tuguldurnaranchimeg7390]

Lack of context and a bit of an exaggeration makes him look like a mad man

[@liamc.h.2691]

Yeah. I mean we can all agree he was one brutal guy but ... not like it wasnt ll necessary to keep his empire in line.

[@doall7146]

@@liamc.h.2691they’re always criticising the mongol empire as if the British, and most European empires didn’t do anything to many indigenous people and their economy is still damaged till this day.

[@tuguldurnaranchimeg7390]

@@doall7146 still damaging other countries to this day bruhhhh

[@lundeehuutuul241]

As an Mongolian I respect him

[@bloodaonadeline8346]

5:48 Nobody poured boiling oil on enemies. Boiling water does the same thing and is much more available and cheap.

[@happyalphonse1456]

Go pick up some history books. It's well documented. When under Siege who in their right mind would waste water which is a necessity to stay alive? And using oil was better because it was hard to recover from right away and it stuck to your skin for days if not hours.

[@FlaviusBelisarius-ck6uv]

@@happyalphonse1456Some even boiled sand I believe.

[@tejuyon160]

@@happyalphonse1456 bro thinks he is smart oil was hard to find in china

[@ChinguunFR]

his body is the real life one piece fr

[@julianmorrisco]

If you ever wonder why Russians can behave so viciously and with such cruelty, they (Muscovy) were one of the few peoples who survived in that part of the world as the Mongol hordes rode west - they surrendered right away, bent the knee and became mongol slaves. The Kyivan Rus (where the name Russia comes from) were given the full pyramids of skulls treatment because they resisted. For hundreds of years, the Muscovy people were the mongol’s bitches. Eventually the Mongols left (of their own accord due to civil strife back in the east) and the people we now call Russians just replaced the Mongol Emperor with a local trusty, the Tzar. That’s why they were the last European state to have slavery within its home borders, it wasn’t considered immoral and the Orthodox Church survived by being a tool of first the Mongol and then the Tzarist state, so they never had a religious abolitionist movement like they did in Western European countries. All that lack of respect for human life and distrust of democracy and the love of a ‘strong man’ comes from that Mongol culture. The irony is, actual Mongolians got over it.

[@chillmind4515]

LMAO the amount of misinfomation lmoa. UR RACE BASICALLY WIPED OUT AN ENTIRE RACE OF PPL IN NORTH AMERICA, and brought suffering to every continent u visited. ur race is like an infectious decease every where u go. how are mongolian any worse then ur kind

[@BaasanjargalSambuu]

This guy make this history brutal

[@tecmechvis]

we Mongolians don't give jack ass what horrific things Chinggis Khaan did so quit yapping.

[@MayTheSchwartzBeWithYou]

So you're saying Mongolians are evil?

[@zekenoid]

brooo i love your videos pls dont stop makin them everrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr