Untold History of the Mongol Empire (5 facts)

[@Lukaz1352]

how does this have only 81 views? it's a good vid

[@turkchap]

Thank you :) For some reason this one didn’t really spread that much.

[@klausrainherz4605]

We, the nomadic people, are divided into Turks and Mongols, but the fact that we all come from the Xiongnu dynasty does not change. During the nomadic states of the Xiongnu, Huns, Xianbie, Rouran, Turks, Avars, Uighurs, Kidan, and Mongol Empire, Turkic and Mongolian nomads lived together and merged with each other. We are one nomadic nation

[@ratboy6969]

Bro needs more views on this video 😭 youre underreated asf plus your voice is really nice

[@turkchap]

I appreciate that!

[@Rhythm412]

The Mongols never directly ruled India but their (muslim) successors the Timurids under Taimur and the Mughals under Babur and his successors were successfully able to conquer and pillage the Indian lands with utmost brutality a person can ever see. The Tengrist didn't hurt anyone's religious beliefs but the Timurids and Mughals were the complete opposite. Thank you for making this video👍👍

[@turkchap]

Thanks for the comment and thanks for watching :)

[@Nenet-rj9yr]

They were not mongols...the rulers were Uzbeks of the horde

[@Rhythm412]

@@Nenet-rj9yr their muslim successors from Central Asia (Uzbekistan and Afghanistan)

[@progcacophony7237]

Kamikaze means Wind God. Anyway thy video is great.

[@Avingent]

Fun fact, “Tengri” means sky. People assume we praise a GOD named Tengri, but in reality we praise the sky. We Mongolians praise the earth, the land, the nature, and it’s natural resources and thank them

[@TheYuccaPlant]

😤🤚Force your religion on the conquered 😎👉Make people of other religions pray to their gods for you for more power to rule them Tengriist empires were such chads bro so underrated

[@rienly4551]

Daha fazla kisiye.ulasman.lazim

[@turkchap]

Zamanla umarım 🙏

[@siyacer]

we could be bigger

[@turkchap]

So close to taking the whole universe. The size of the empire is crazy

[@keteket]

@@turkchap I'm just saying that the size of the Turkic and Mongol Empires is understated, but even so they are big. Not even including subordinates of the state