My good God, what a folk music Mongol people have, truly amazing, many greetings from Albania to such a artistically country. I would love to visit Mongolia someday, see the steeps by myself and observe the mighty horse lords...
Genghis Khan, the celestial navigator who charted the course of history, a harmonious fusion of power and wisdom, steering the vessel of humanity through unexplored waters of conquest and transformation. He was the living embodiment of the eternal compass, guiding generations across the vast ocean of time, his unwavering course forever altering the ebb and flow of destiny. His eyes, like the gleaming stars of an endless firmament, shimmered with the brilliance of celestial guidance, casting their illuminating gaze upon the uncharted horizons of the future. His voice, a commanding call that resonated within the very depths of the soul, summoned his warriors, the Golden Horde, as they galloped across the shores of eternity, their hoofbeats the rhythmic pulse of an ageless voyage that traversed the cosmos. The Great Khan was the ethereal gardener, cultivating the fertile earth of innumerable tribes into the flourishing oasis of his sprawling empire. A warrior-poet, brandishing the pen and the dagger with equal finesse, he etched his immortal verse into the gilded parchment of infinity.
STRONG LİKE A TÜRK!!!! DONT FORGET THAT!!EVEN YOU ARE SAMURAİ! EVEN YOU ARE HOW EVER WHOU U U R !! WE ARE TÜRK................. NEVER FORGET THAT NAME (TÜRK)
Awesome music! I have a question: Is Chinggis Khaanii Magtaal a traditional, ancient song from Mongolia or was it composed by the modern band Altai Khairkhan? I'm trying to find the history behind this music on the internet in case it is a folk song, but there is basically no sources in English about it
It seems to be old. When the song says "durisgaad" it holds the "a" for 3 times the length, this is because all "aa" used to be "agha", so a single length syllable combined with one that was lengthened for lyricality sake. Meaning this song must have been made when Chakhar was the main Mongolian dialect which was a long time ago.
I keep looking for as many versions of this as possible. This one really gets my blood flowing.
yes, exactly!
lol same.
I also just found out that there's an album containing this song: "Mongolian Traditional Classical Music Art" by Black Horse
Same
😂
My good God, what a folk music Mongol people have, truly amazing, many greetings from Albania to such a artistically country. I would love to visit Mongolia someday, see the steeps by myself and observe the mighty horse lords...
Holy.. Shit. This is just.. Beyond awesome
this beat made me want to conquer Eurasia
No drugs
No sexism
But totally 2 thirds of Asia
Out of this world 👌👌👌
Kokh Tengerees zayatai
Khuduu arald mendelsen
Kokh Mongoloo negtegeed
Khuvchin delkhii dursanaa
.
-Eey, Eyyayeey!
.
Erelheg Mongol Chinggisee
Ezen Bogd Chinggis Khagan
Galt mesnii dundaas
Ganbold shig hattai
Gazar delkhiidee
Garid shuvuu shig huchtei
.
-Eey, Eyyayeey!
.
Erelheg Mongol Chinggesee
Daichin Bogd Chinggisee
Deed Tengerees zayatai
Delhiin taliig daguulsan
Sur khuchee negtgeed
Suld khiimorio badraavaa
Nakarat: -Eey, Eyyayeey!
Erelheg Mongol Chinggisee
Ezen Bogd Chinggis Khagan
Very evocative, an epic song for a man that ruled most of europe & asia.
Genghis Khan, the celestial navigator who charted the course of history, a harmonious fusion of power and wisdom, steering the vessel of humanity through unexplored waters of conquest and transformation. He was the living embodiment of the eternal compass, guiding generations across the vast ocean of time, his unwavering course forever altering the ebb and flow of destiny.
His eyes, like the gleaming stars of an endless firmament, shimmered with the brilliance of celestial guidance, casting their illuminating gaze upon the uncharted horizons of the future. His voice, a commanding call that resonated within the very depths of the soul, summoned his warriors, the Golden Horde, as they galloped across the shores of eternity, their hoofbeats the rhythmic pulse of an ageless voyage that traversed the cosmos.
The Great Khan was the ethereal gardener, cultivating the fertile earth of innumerable tribes into the flourishing oasis of his sprawling empire. A warrior-poet, brandishing the pen and the dagger with equal finesse, he etched his immortal verse into the gilded parchment of infinity.
This version makes me remember of a galloping horse
STRAIGHT OUTTA MONGOLIA! 🇲🇳❤️
OUR MONG GREAT KING. OUR FATHER. OUR GREAT GOD. ZENGSHIS KHAN. THE GREAT RULER OF INTERNAL HEAVEN BLUE SKY EARTH AND UNDERWORLD'S.
STRONG LİKE A TÜRK!!!! DONT FORGET THAT!!EVEN YOU ARE SAMURAİ! EVEN YOU ARE HOW EVER WHOU U U R !! WE ARE TÜRK................. NEVER FORGET THAT NAME (TÜRK)
very nice version
Awesome music! I have a question: Is Chinggis Khaanii Magtaal a traditional, ancient song from Mongolia or was it composed by the modern band Altai Khairkhan? I'm trying to find the history behind this music on the internet in case it is a folk song, but there is basically no sources in English about it
It's a traditional folk song covered and altered by other people.
Really old song from the time of the Bogdo Khan
It seems to be old. When the song says "durisgaad" it holds the "a" for 3 times the length, this is because all "aa" used to be "agha", so a single length syllable combined with one that was lengthened for lyricality sake. Meaning this song must have been made when Chakhar was the main Mongolian dialect which was a long time ago.
how the fuck did i get here i have exam tomorrow and it's currenctly 1 AM wtf.
EZIC_ hahaaaaa that's funny!!! How did u get here though? 😋😅
Does anyone know who wrote this song or how far back it goes I can't find any information on it?
Совершенство.
Good song.
I think I finally found the original UA-cam CKM!
i am feeling like riding the hores on long mongolian grasslands 🏇
mini duu ch mundagshu iluu ihig higerei amjilt
Heyee heyeee
Awsome!
Хорошая!
Amazing
3:27
Есөө ах аа би хамгийн түрүүн сонссон хүн боллоо шүү
Bold-Erdene Odsvren ууууу у́
heroes, music makes me want to fight
0:38 What kind of instrument is the third guy from the left playing? It looks similar to the morin khuur, but I've never seen one that size...
Paul van Gemmeren its mongolian horse fiddle
@@onlyforwatchingvids2086 I figure, but is there a special name for one that big?
@@paulieglot It’s called an Ikh Khuur. Basically just a contrabass version of the Morin Khuur.
Power to the peopleone heart mesage ! Peace
i agree!
Who makes this song
It was the song Genghis had played when he stormed thru China. Batzorig Vaanchig performs it too and very well. Check it out.
Turvunghun i think
Oh god, this guy is cruel.
It is a very, very old folk song
pana ni baiwal ugch ta
Cringes khannii magtaal
Cringe
@@RexidusURThe Mongol empire is dead
But islam continues to live!
0:38 they dont look Mongol, they look chinese
I think there is a reason all Asians look the same ( except for Japan Thailand etc lol) the reason is
*Genghis khään*