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It's impossible to not detecting turks being full of rage in Iran related videos comment section
Because you are hindu thieves claiming everything🇮🇳 Sooner you will say that even Mars is gypsoid iranic
Lurs are not Persian
@@Servantofkhuzestanthey are?
@@diakoshiralizadeh5531 I'm just reminding him lol
Lur = kurd
Hi, my Iranian friend! Greetings from Bulgaria!
Nader Shah's Persian poem on his Ashrafi gold coin Type B Isfahan mint
سکه بر زر کرد نام سلطنت را در جهان
نادر ایران زمین خسرو گیتی ستان
He minted the monarchy's name into gold coin in the world
Nader of "Iran zamin", Khosrow the conqueror of the world
The Safavid dynasty itself was a mix of several ethnic groups
Shah Ismail himself had Kurdish, Turkoman, Georgian and Greek ancestry
They used Turkish troops until the reign of Shah Abbas who added non Turkish units to the army
The dynasty spoke Persian and Turkish with the Persian being the official, court, literature, lingua franca and education language
They literally made Iran an empire again
Ottoman Ibrahim Mutefarrika calls their country Iran in their map
Nader Shah called himself Nader of Iranzamin on his Ashrafi Nader coin (type B) mint in Isfahan plus had the name of Iran under his royal seal and even mentioned Iran as his country six times in one of his letters to the Ottomans
The name Iran and Persia is mentioned in Farsi and Russian translations of original Turkmenchay and Gulistan treaties as the name of the Qajar country 35 times
Official language of Kizilbash state is Turkic and that dynasty have nothing to do with iranoids. Establish your own dynasties and then talk fairy tales about them.
Shah İsmail had no kurdish roots. Another fairy tales of gypsoids😂
@@Vkvofontfflc Check out the letters he sent to the Ottoman court
20 Of them were Farsi, 1 was arabic and 1 was Turkish
And in the Turkish one (last five lines) he wrote : During the dire situation of Iran, the Caucasus fell to the Russians, I reclaimed it for it's an ancient territory of Iran
Nader Shah's Persian poem on his Ashrafi gold coin Type B Isfahan mint
سکه بر زر کرد نام سلطنت را در جهان
نادر ایران زمین خسرو گیتی ستان
He minted the monarchy's name into gold coin in the world
Nader of "Iran zamin", Khosrow the conqueror of the world
Nader even had the name of Iran under his royal seal and his tombstone
@@Vkvofontfflc Turkic was only the language of their armies and the dynasty "members"
The literature, lingua franca, education, poetry and official language were all Farsi and this can be seen in their letters, treaties etc ...
@@Vkvofontfflc first learn to spell his name right 🤣
You forgot the Seleucid Parthian wars
The last Roman Sassanid war was a stalemate
Bro it was great 🔥🔥🔥
would love a list of all of the songs in this edit
lol 1:19 , isn't that song from the fall of berlin in WW2
they forgot the war between the Huns and Persia ( Persian victory )
also forgot the Portugal Iran war between the Portuguese empire and Iran
Would've been worth mentioning the Aksumite-Persian wars, but apart from that it was an entertaining video.
Iranians still crying over the Muslim victory till this day lol
Keep coping Abdul
Ok Abdul
@@shadowborn1456
Keep coping Sassanoid
Based 🗿
Don't let these Persoids say otherwise
@@PatriotOfPersia
Ok Reza
Technically, Iran won against Saddam because they didn't lose any land. It's just a formal peace treaty was never signed, but the two countries have perfect relations now...
So yeah, Iranian victory.
@@englishwithmory I know it. I just wrote what It said in Wikipedia
No it was iraqi victory because iran made an uncoditional surrender due to national and international pressure
@@Larrythethird13 Territorial changes? Did the revolutionary government collapse? Who has all that influence in Iraq now? The Iranians even targeted many terrorist groups settled in Iraq while Saddam was in power after ceasefire!
Surrender? 😂
@@englishwithmory The only influence the "12th imamist" shia has is because the majority of the shia that lives in iraq due to past histroical forced conversion otherwise iran lost that war stop coping by bringing present saddam isn't here anymore just remember that iran has uncoditonally surrendered that war so cope harder
@@Larrythethird13 🤣🤣🤣 Ahh, the blind religious hatred and made-up historical nonsense! Forced conversion🤣
Why not read up on the socio-political atmosphere of 9th century Iranian world?
Also, the events of 1888 to 1893? But most importantly, rudimentary grammar🤣🤣🤣
When Aksuvar became the leader of the White Huns in 430, there was interference in the internal affairs of Iran. Aksuvar brought Firuz I, whom he took under his protection, to the throne of Iran. In return, Firuz gave the Termez and Vasgirt regions to the White Huns. However, after an incident, Firuz declared war on the White Huns. The armies of Aksuvar and Firuz faced each other. In the battle, Aksuvar ambushed Firuz by applying the Turan tactic. Firuz knelt before Aksuvar, apologized and thus saved his army. But soon he declared war on the White Huns again. In this war, the Sassanids got stuck in the pits dug by Aksuvar. Firuz also died in this war.
Turan is Iranian name in avesta and shahname
@@temirbug_han The abbasid era Kitab al-Taj has an anecdote in which narrates Ardashir Babakan's victory over Xionite or Kidarite (mistakingly called Huns or Khazars) tribes during his eastern campaigns (probably an early migration)
Shapur II fought the Xionites and in the end they were forced to serve in the Sassanid army (most probably after a Sassanid victory) in their battles with Rome at the siege of Amida
In year 395, during the reign of Bahram IV, two Hunnic armies under Basiq and Kursich that had entered the middle east through the Caucasus, were defeated by the Sassanids (probably lead by Bahram IV himself) in Mesopotamia and lost all of the spoils and prisoners they had stolen during their raids
@@temirbug_han During the reign of Bahram V (who is called Bahram Gur because of his obsession with hunting onagers), while Bahram was occupied with the war with the Romans (whom he fought to a stalemate), Kidarites crossed the Oxus river and invaded the Sasanian realm, conquering the rich city of Merv and even reaching as far as westwards as Ray
However, Bahram made peace with Rome, passed through the mountain chain on the southern shore of the Caspian Sea, eventually reaching Merv
There, he and his army routed the Kidarite army, killed the Kidarite king in battle and captured his wife
A general of Bahram pursued the Kidarites into Sogdiana/Transoxiana and inflicted another heavy defeat on them
The war was concluded in 427 with a decisive Sassanid victory
@@temirbug_han Between the year 435 to 440 the Huns under the infamous Attila and Bleda invaded the Caucasus after forcing the Romans into a treaty in Huns favor, but were heavily defeated in Armenia by the Sassanids which made them abandon their invasion plan and flee back to Europe, never coming back even near the Sassanid borders
In 450, Yazdegerd II launched an expedition deep into the Kidarite territory in Central Asia, raiding and capturing "their" forts and cities, which resulted in the accumulation of many captives and riches and managed to secure the eastern portion of his empire against the Kidarite incursions
Few of Yazdegerd's Armenian generals were also able to repel and defeat some Hunnic attacks in the east
@@temirbug_han The Kidarites did defeat one of Yazdegerd's generals but the war continued and they were finally completely defeated once, Yazdegerd, once by Peroz I (He defeated Kidarite king Kunkhas) and then again by a Sassanid Hephthalite alliance but the Sassanids and Hephthalites became enemies
Then the Sassanid king, Peroz I, was defeated 3 times and killed in the end with most of north eastern Sassanid provinces conquered by Hephthalites and most of his successors dead
However, the Hephthalites were stopped and defeated by an Iranian noble called Sukhra of the house of Karen but since most of the Sassanid army was lost during those 3 battles, they weren't able to take back the lost territories
The Hephthalite king Kushnafaz won battles against the Hephthalites three times and brought their king Peroz to his knees. and only by uniting with the Gokturks, Peroz’s grandson Khosrow were somehow able to destroy the Eutalites
@@gamergamer.8893 The Sassanids defeated the Gokturks in the first and second Sassanid Gokturk wars and killed their king and leaders in both wars
Bahram Chobin defeated them once in the borders of province of Hyrcania and twice in Central Asia
He killed the Gokturk king in battle
Plus captured the Gokturk prince along with the Gokturk treasury and golden throne and retook Sogdiana
That makes three battles
Bahram Chobin then went to the Caucasus, where he successfully defended the borders by defeating a Khazar army's invasion
Smbat IV Bagratuni of Armenia, general of the Persian soldiers, defeated the Gokturk Hephthalite alliance in the second Sassanid Gokturk war by killing their leader in one on one combat and then routed their army chasing them out of the Sassanid empire
@@gamergamer.8893 Peroz knelt before the sun god at dawn and tricked the Hephthalite king LOL
@@gamergamer.8893 The abbasid era Kitab al-Taj has an anecdote in which narrates Ardashir Babakan's victory over Xionite or Kidarite (mistakingly called Huns or Khazars) tribes during his eastern campaigns (probably an early migration)
Shapur II fought the Xionites and in the end they were forced to serve in the Sassanid army (most probably after a Sassanid victory) in their battles with Rome at the siege of Amida
In year 395, during the reign of Bahram IV, two Hunnic armies under Basiq and Kursich that had entered the middle east through the Caucasus, were defeated by the Sassanids (probably lead by Bahram IV himself) in Mesopotamia and lost all of the spoils and prisoners they had stolen during their raids
@@gamergamer.8893 The Kidarites did defeat one of Yazdegerd's generals but the war continued and they were finally completely defeated once, Yazdegerd, once by Peroz I (He defeated Kidarite king Kunkhas) and then again by a Sassanid Hephthalite alliance but the Sassanids and Hephthalites became enemies
Then the Sassanid king, Peroz I, was defeated 3 times and killed in the end with most of north eastern Sassanid provinces conquered by Hephthalites and most of his successors dead
However, the Hephthalites were stopped and defeated by an Iranian noble called Sukhra of the house of Karen but since most of the Sassanid army was lost during those 3 battles, they weren't able to take back the lost territories
@@gamergamer.8893 During the reign of Bahram V (who is called Bahram Gur because of his obsession with hunting onagers), while Bahram was occupied with the war with the Romans (whom he fought to a stalemate), Kidarites crossed the Oxus river and invaded the Sasanian realm, conquering the rich city of Merv and even reaching as far as westwards as Ray
However, Bahram made peace with Rome, passed through the mountain chain on the southern shore of the Caspian Sea, eventually reaching Merv
There, he and his army routed the Kidarite army, killed the Kidarite king in battle and captured his wife
A general of Bahram pursued the Kidarites into Sogdiana/Transoxiana and inflicted another heavy defeat on them
The war was concluded in 427 with a decisive Sassanid victory
Can I get a source or citation for that numbers on thumbnail? Because in the wikipedia page there aren’t any numbers or any reference to the army sizes. I hope it isn’t from some random iranian recorders’ “totally unbiased and accurate archive” lol.
Numbers are a bit exaggerated, however I found it on this page:
military-history.fandom.com/wiki/First_Perso-Turkic_War
Incredibly accurate
Based⚡️⚡️
Nice!
Iran after islam:🤡
Iran before islam:💀
Iran after Islam : Safavid Empire,Samanid,Ilkhnate,Khawarzmian empire,Seljuk empire(kinda),Afsharid empire,Saffarid empire and Ghaznavid empire
So learn history before even speaking
@@azlaanWajid-b8o yeah all those empires short lived and had issues my dude.
@@azlaanWajid-b8o before it wasnr, each empire was known to live really long before a downfall
@@NEXUSQUAD741 Every empires have issues lmao
@@NEXUSQUAD741 exactly so you just proved yourself wrong lmfao
Let's pretend that video ended in the first minute.
Let’s pretend that your mom ended the first minute.
Yeah, the ones after 01:29 aren’t even iranian history, they are just history of region called iran at best. Rest are just Turkic and Mongolian history about their rule over iranians.
بهترین چنل یوتوب
@@hamishegi9993 ❤️❤️
Pov:You are Tabrizi/Ardabili during chaldiran●■●
Someone have the music for 1:09 ?
The Sassanids - Epic Iranian Song
@@aryobarzan007 Thanks
0:39 song?
ur video was perfect btw
same bro, love this song...
Ah yes, Emprie
Sasani imparatorluğü ile Göktürkler 3 kere savaşıyor. 2 kere Göktürkler ve 1 kere Sasaniler kazanıyor. diğer ikisini koymaman kötü olmuş
No!
@@shadowborn1456 shut up kid
ساسانیان جوری هون ها رو له کردند که دیگه سر شکلشون داخل ایران پیدا نشد، این باعث شد که هون ها برن سمت اروپا شرقی و روم. شاید بد نبود اینم وارد بازی میکرد، اینطوری فکر نمیکنی بچه سال؟
işte aradığım yorum
Max Wikipediacı
all Iranian in the time of the Achaemenid Empire to the Sassanid Empire all Iranian people had blond hair and blue eyes and green
Qajar dynasty? You mean taking L every year dynasty?
Is not persian is iran
Yeah
پارس بخشی از ایرانه
Iranian ethnic groups are many ethnic groups that live in the countries of Iran, Iraq, Turkey, Afghanistan, Tajikistan, Pakistan, etc. Ethnic groups such as Persians, Tajiks, Kurds, Pashtuns, Balochs, Lors, Gilanis, etc.
The most populous of these tribes are the Parsis who live in the center of Iran
persian = iran bro :/
کصخل پارس یعنی پرشیا همون persia که نام ایران برای اونها مقدس بوده
You can't make your own history good with lies. When we look at first-hand sources;
Khwarazmshahs🇺🇿🇹🇲, Safavid🇦🇿, Afshar🇹🇲🇦🇿 states are Turkish states with Turkish dynasties, but there is also the influence of Iranian culture. The Qajars are the Turkish Dynasty.
The Sassanids paid taxes to the Hephthalite state.
Istemi Yabgu Khagan's Khorasan Expedition (569-571)
Winner Göktürk
First Turkic-Sassanid War (588-589)
Winner Sassanid
Second Turkic-Sassanid War (603-604)
Winner Göktürk
Tong Yabgu Khagan's Expedition to Eastern Iran (625)
Winner Göktürk
Third Turkic-Sassanid War (627-630)
Winner Göktürk
In short, you have no success against the Göktürks.
Even the Byzantine emperor puts his crown on the Göktürk Yabgus.
Why do you falsely boast about history as a religion because of nationalist feelings? This situation is so pathetic.
@@temirbug_han LOL
Your filthy lies makes me laugh
The second Sassanid Gokturk wars happened before tong yabguz was crowned as the khaghan and the third happened in 627
Heraclius didn't give him his crown, yabguz worked for him XD
@@temirbug_han The Sassanids defeated the Gokturks in the first and second Sassanid Gokturk wars and killed their king and leaders in both wars
Bahram Chobin defeated them once in the borders of province of Hyrcania and twice in Central Asia
He killed the Gokturk king in battle
Plus captured the Gokturk prince along with the Gokturk treasury and golden throne and retook Sogdiana
That makes three battles
Bahram Chobin then went to the Caucasus, where he successfully defended the borders by defeating a Khazar army's invasion
Smbat IV Bagratuni of Armenia, general of the Persian soldiers, defeated the Gokturk Hephthalite alliance in the second Sassanid Gokturk war by killing their leader in one on one combat and then routed their army chasing them out of the Sassanid empire
@@temirbug_han The abbasid era Kitab al-Taj has an anecdote in which narrates Ardashir Babakan's victory over Xionite or Kidarite (mistakingly called Huns or Khazars) tribes during his eastern campaigns (probably an early migration)
Shapur II fought the Xionites and in the end they were forced to serve in the Sassanid army (most probably after a Sassanid victory) in their battles with Rome at the siege of Amida
In year 395, during the reign of Bahram IV, two Hunnic armies under Basiq and Kursich that had entered the middle east through the Caucasus, were defeated by the Sassanids (probably lead by Bahram IV himself) in Mesopotamia and lost all of the spoils and prisoners they had stolen during their raids
@@temirbug_han During the reign of Bahram V (who is called Bahram Gur because of his obsession with hunting onagers), while Bahram was occupied with the war with the Romans (whom he fought to a stalemate), Kidarites crossed the Oxus river and invaded the Sasanian realm, conquering the rich city of Merv and even reaching as far as westwards as Ray
However, Bahram made peace with Rome, passed through the mountain chain on the southern shore of the Caspian Sea, eventually reaching Merv
There, he and his army routed the Kidarite army, killed the Kidarite king in battle and captured his wife
A general of Bahram pursued the Kidarites into Sogdiana/Transoxiana and inflicted another heavy defeat on them
The war was concluded in 427 with a decisive Sassanid victory
@@temirbug_han Between the year 435 to 440 the Huns under the infamous Attila and Bleda invaded the Caucasus after forcing the Romans into a treaty in Huns favor, but were heavily defeated in Armenia by the Sassanids which made them abandon their invasion plan and flee back to Europe, never coming back even near the Sassanid borders
In 450, Yazdegerd II launched an expedition deep into the Kidarite territory in Central Asia, raiding and capturing "their" forts and cities, which resulted in the accumulation of many captives and riches and managed to secure the eastern portion of his empire against the Kidarite incursions
Few of Yazdegerd's Armenian generals were also able to repel and defeat some Hunnic attacks in the east
great video bro, info is correct and precise, please tell me the name of the song you used here 0:39?
There were 3 wars between Gokturks and Sasanids and 2 of these war ended with Turkic victory. When Sassanids won the army consisted mostly of Turkic elite nomads.
@@Vkvofontfflc The abbasid era Kitab al-Taj has an anecdote in which narrates Ardashir Babakan's victory over Xionite or Kidarite (mistakingly called Huns or Khazars) tribes during his eastern campaigns (probably an early migration)
Shapur II fought the Xionites and in the end they were forced to serve in the Sassanid army (most probably after a Sassanid victory) in their battles with Rome at the siege of Amida
In year 395, during the reign of Bahram IV, two Hunnic armies under Basiq and Kursich that had entered the middle east through the Caucasus, were defeated by the Sassanids (probably lead by Bahram IV himself) in Mesopotamia and lost all of the spoils and prisoners they had stolen during their raids
@@Vkvofontfflc During the reign of Bahram V (who is called Bahram Gur because of his obsession with hunting onagers), while Bahram was occupied with the war with the Romans (whom he fought to a stalemate), Kidarites crossed the Oxus river and invaded the Sasanian realm, conquering the rich city of Merv and even reaching as far as westwards as Ray
However, Bahram made peace with Rome, passed through the mountain chain on the southern shore of the Caspian Sea, eventually reaching Merv
There, he and his army routed the Kidarite army, killed the Kidarite king in battle and captured his wife
A general of Bahram pursued the Kidarites into Sogdiana/Transoxiana and inflicted another heavy defeat on them
The war was concluded in 427 with a decisive Sassanid victory
@@Vkvofontfflc Between the year 435 to 440 the Huns under the infamous Attila and Bleda invaded the Caucasus after forcing the Romans into a treaty in Huns favor, but were heavily defeated in Armenia by the Sassanids which made them abandon their invasion plan and flee back to Europe, never coming back even near the Sassanid borders
In 450, Yazdegerd II launched an expedition deep into the Kidarite territory in Central Asia, raiding and capturing "their" forts and cities, which resulted in the accumulation of many captives and riches and managed to secure the eastern portion of his empire against the Kidarite incursions
Few of Yazdegerd's Armenian generals were also able to repel and defeat some Hunnic attacks in the east
@@Vkvofontfflc The Kidarites did defeat one of Yazdegerd's generals but the war continued and they were finally completely defeated once, Yazdegerd, once by Peroz I (He defeated Kidarite king Kunkhas) and then again by a Sassanid Hephthalite alliance but the Sassanids and Hephthalites became enemies
Then the Sassanid king, Peroz I, was defeated 3 times and killed in the end with most of north eastern Sassanid provinces conquered by Hephthalites and most of his successors dead
However, the Hephthalites were stopped and defeated by an Iranian noble called Sukhra of the house of Karen but since most of the Sassanid army was lost during those 3 battles, they weren't able to take back the lost territories
@@Vkvofontfflc Surkhab quickly installed Peroz brother, Balash, on the Sassanid throne, regrouped the rest of the Sassanid army and marched against the Hephthalite king, Khushnavaz, raided Hephthalite territories, met Hephthalite king's army in battle and inflicted a heavy defeat on him
This made Khushnavaz sue for a peace treaty which Surkhab would only accept if the Hephthalites would give him everything that had been seized from Peroz camp including all his wealth, royal treasury, his chief priest and Peroz's daughter, princess Perozdukht
His demands were accepted and peace was made
His victory stopped any Hephthalite advance or raids until the reign of Kavad I who counter attacked them and retook the lost provinces
All of them
nice make more
1:38 whats the name of the music?
Yine de sahlaniyor
ویدئو عالی دمت گرم داش 👑🔥🦁
Great ❤️
Ah yes, the war that was only recorded in sassanian sources. Truly, the least inferiority-complexed persian cope in history.
@@EncroachingShadow-og1td Ah yes, coping of panturks in denial
Okay now also write how the ground of Iran was been ruled until 1922 for 900 years by Turks.
@@Factsspeakinguser Want me to give you sources of what the name of the country was ever since the rise of the Sassanids till the fall of the Qajars ?
@@Factsspeakinguser First of all, it was fewer than 500 years at best
Second, Turkish dynasties in Iran, like Khwarazmshahians (even the name is Iranian), Ghaznavids, Seljuks, Timurids, etc ... and even the Mongols who ruled middle east were highly Persianized
Turkish language was only spoken in their armies and amongst the members of the dynasty while the Persian language became the education, lingua franca, literature, court and official language of their empires
The Ilkhanate Mongols went as far as calling their lands Iranzamin and hiring historians to link them to the Sassanid kings to gain legitimacy amongst the people
Want me to give you the sources in which show what the name of the country was ever since the Safavids rose up till now ? XD
The Safavids literally made Iran an empire again and spread Shahnameh reading all across the empire
In the Safavid map of Ibrahim Muteferrika, the name of the country is Iran and in the letters of Shah Ismail to sultan Selim, he calls himself Darius, Rostam son of Zal, Fereydun, Jamshid and Khosrow
All of which are Iranian kings in history and mythology
His son Tahmasp literally wrote a whole Shahnameh in Persian
Nader Shah's Persian poem on his Ashrafi Naderi gold coin Type B Isfahan mint
سکه بر زر کرد نام سلطنت را در جهان
نادر ایران زمین خسرو گیتی ستان
He minted gold in the name of monarchy in the world
Nader of "Iran zamin", Khosrow the conqueror of the world
In Nader Shah's letters to the Ottoman court, the name of the country is Iran :
In the dire situation of Iran, the Caucasus fell to the Russians, I reclaimed it for it's an old part of Iran
In Agha Muhammad Shah/Khan Qajar's letter to king of Georgia, Heraclius, the Shah calls Heraclius and his dynasty, the ones who have served Iran for 100 generations
In the Russian translation Turkmenchay treaty, the name of the country has been stated as Persia and in the Farsi translation of the Qajars as Iran about 35 times
It's even on Qajar coins and paper money
@@Factsspeakinguser First of all, it was fewer than 500 years AT BEST
Second, Turkish dynasties in Iran, like Khwarazmshahians (even the name is Iranian), Ghaznavids, Seljuks, Timurids, etc ... and even the Mongols who ruled middle east were highly Persianized
Turkish language was only spoken in their armies and amongst the members of the dynasty while the Persian language became the education, lingua franca, literature, court and official language of their empires
@@Factsspeakinguser The Ilkhanate Mongols went as far as calling their lands Iranzamin and hiring historians to link them to the Sassanid kings to gain legitimacy amongst the people
@@Factsspeakinguser The Safavids literally made Iran an empire again and spread Shahnameh reading all across the empire
In the Safavid map of Ibrahim Muteferrika, the name of the country is Iran and in the letters of Shah Ismail to sultan Selim, he calls himself Darius, Rostam son of Zal, Fereydun, Jamshid and Khosrow
All of which are Iranian kings in history and mythology
His son Tahmasp literally wrote a whole Shahnameh in Persian
Nader Shah's Persian poem on his Ashrafi Naderi gold coin Type B Isfahan mint
سکه بر زر کرد نام سلطنت را در جهان
نادر ایران زمین خسرو گیتی ستان
He minted gold in the name of monarchy in the world
Nader of "Iran zamin", Khosrow the conqueror of the world
In Nader Shah's letters to the Ottoman court, the name of the country is Iran :
In the dire situation of Iran, the Caucasus fell to the Russians, I reclaimed it for it's an old part of Iran
In Agha Muhammad Shah/Khan Qajar's letter to king of Georgia, Heraclius, the Shah calls Heraclius and his dynasty, the ones who have served Iran for 100 generations
In the Russian translation Turkmenchay treaty, the name of the country has been stated as Persia and in the Farsi translation of the Qajars as Iran about 35 times
It's even on Qajar coins and paper money
👍🔥
Sassanids and Turks-Huns had 6 wars and 5 of them ended with Turkic-Hunnic victory. In battle with Euphtalite Huns army of gypsies (iranians) mostly consisted of Turkic elite warriors. As other empires of that time, including Chinese and Byzantine, Sassanid gypsoids also used Turkic nomad mercenaries.
Search it in english
There were 3 wars
The Sassanids defeated the Gokturks in two wars
The first and the second Perso Turkic wars were Persian victory
In the third Turks only besieged two forts with aid from Romans and then ran back to the steppes
The abbasid era Kitab al-Taj has an anecdote in which narrates Ardashir Babakan's victory over Xionite or Kidarite (mistakingly called Huns or Khazars) tribes during his eastern campaigns (probably an early migration)
Shapur II fought the Xionites and in the end they were forced to serve in the Sassanid army (most probably after a Sassanid victory) in their battles with Rome at the siege of Amida
In year 395, during the reign of Bahram IV, two Hunnic armies under Basiq and Kursich that had entered the middle east through the Caucasus, were defeated by the Sassanids (probably lead by Bahram IV himself) in Mesopotamia and lost all of the spoils and prisoners they had stolen during their raids
During the reign of Bahram V (who is called Bahram Gur because of his obsession with hunting onagers), while Bahram was occupied with the war with the Romans (whom he fought to a stalemate), Kidarites crossed the Oxus river and invaded the Sasanian realm, conquering the rich city of Merv and even reaching as far as westwards as Ray
However, Bahram made peace with Rome, passed through the mountain chain on the southern shore of the Caspian Sea, eventually reaching Merv
There, he and his army routed the Kidarite army, killed the Kidarite king in battle and captured his wife
A general of Bahram pursued the Kidarites into Sogdiana/Transoxiana and inflicted another heavy defeat on them
The war was concluded in 427 with a decisive Sassanid victory
Between the year 435 to 440 the Huns under the infamous Attila and Bleda invaded the Caucasus after forcing the Romans into a treaty in Huns favor, but were heavily defeated in Armenia by the Sassanids which made them abandon their invasion plan and flee back to Europe, never coming back even near the Sassanid borders
In 450, Yazdegerd II launched an expedition deep into the Kidarite territory in Central Asia, raiding and capturing "their" forts and cities, which resulted in the accumulation of many captives and riches and managed to secure the eastern portion of his empire against the Kidarite incursions
Few of Yazdegerd's Armenian generals were also able to repel and defeat some Hunnic attacks in the east
The Kidarites did defeat one of Yazdegerd's generals but the war continued and they were finally completely defeated once, Yazdegerd, once by Peroz I (He defeated Kidarite king Kunkhas) and then again by a Sassanid Hephthalite alliance but the Sassanids and Hephthalites became enemies
Then the Sassanid king, Peroz I, was defeated 3 times and killed in the end with most of north eastern Sassanid provinces conquered by Hephthalites and most of his successors dead
However, the Hephthalites were stopped and defeated by an Iranian noble called Sukhra of the house of Karen but since most of the Sassanid army was lost during those 3 battles, they weren't able to take back the lost territories
Should have included the saffarids!!
1:19 based for using Sentinel Prime's theme song 😂❤
The Macedonia is greek
Accurate
what was the music for karnel and byzantine-sassined wars of 602-628
Səfəvi🇦🇿Əfşar🇦🇿Qacar🇦🇿Türk
@@Khazarsamadov Nader Shah's Persian poem on his Ashrafi gold coin Type B Isfahan mint
سکه بر زر کرد نام سلطنت را در جهان
نادر ایران زمین خسرو گیتی ستان
He minted the monarchy's name into gold coin in the world
Nader of "Iran zamin", Khosrow the conqueror of the world
@@Khazarsamadov Check out the letters he sent to the Ottoman court
20 Of them were Farsi, 1 was arabic and 1 was in Turkish
And in the Turkish one (last five lines) he wrote : During the dire situation of Iran, the Caucasus fell to the Russians, I reclaimed it for it's an ancient territory of Iran
He introduced himself very well although we don't deny his Turkoman ancestry
Nader even had the name of Iran under his royal seal and his tombstone
Even in the letter In which he calls himself a Turkoman, which was written in Persian, he uses the name of Iran for his country and realm 6 times
And he calls himself a man of Khorasan
He never said anything about Azerbaijan
@@Khazarsamadov The Safavid dynasty itself was a mix of several ethnic groups
Shah Ismail himself had Kurdish, Turkoman, Georgian and Greek ancestry
They used Turkish troops until the reign of Shah Abbas who added non Turkish units to the army
The dynasty spoke Persian and Turkish with the Persian being the official, court, literature, lingua franca and education language
They literally made Iran an empire again
Ottoman Ibrahim Mutefarrika calls their country Iran in their map
Nader Shah called himself Nader of Iranzamin on his Ashrafi Nader coin (type B) mint in Isfahan plus had the name of Iran under his royal seal and even mentioned Iran as his country six times in one of his letters to the Ottomans
The name Iran and Persia is mentioned in Farsi and Russian translations of original Turkmenchay and Gulistan treaties as the name of the Qajar country 35 times
@@Khazarsamadov Turkic was only the language of their armies and the dynasty "members"
The literature, lingua franca, education, poetry and official language were all Farsi and this can be seen in their letters, treaties etc ...
@@Khazarsamadov Ismail's ancestry was mixed, from various ethnic groups such as Georgians, Greeks, Kurds and Turkomans
His father, Haydar, was the sheikh of the Safavid tariqa (Sufi order) and a direct descendant of its Kurdish founder, Safi-ad-din Ardabili (1252-1334)
Safavids were ethnically a mix of Kurds, Azeris and even Mazandaranis, with Persian culture
Where are the Persians?
Here 🙋♂️
In Iran:)
here in iran friend
2:04 link of this music please
صدای رضا رویگری عزیز❤❤❤
Shapur 🔥
where are the Kidarites and Hephthalites who tore apart the Sassanids whenever they wanted? The Gokturks never lost to the Sasanis, so it is impossible to prove on video where and how the battle took place.
@@gamergamer.8893 During the reign of Bahram V (who is called Bahram Gur because of his obsession with hunting onagers), while Bahram was occupied with the war with the Romans (whom he fought to a stalemate), Kidarites crossed the Oxus river and invaded the Sasanian realm, conquering the rich city of Merv and even reaching as far as westwards as Ray
However, Bahram made peace with Rome, passed through the mountain chain on the southern shore of the Caspian Sea, eventually reaching Merv
There, he and his army routed the Kidarite army, killed the Kidarite king in battle and captured his wife
A general of Bahram pursued the Kidarites into Sogdiana/Transoxiana and inflicted another heavy defeat on them
The war was concluded in 427 with a decisive Sassanid victory
@@gamergamer.8893 Between the year 435 to 440 the Huns under the infamous Attila and Bleda invaded the Caucasus after forcing the Romans into a treaty in Huns favor, but were heavily defeated in Armenia by the Sassanids which made them abandon their invasion plan and flee back to Europe, never coming back even near the Sassanid borders
In 450, Yazdegerd II launched an expedition deep into the Kidarite territory in Central Asia, raiding and capturing "their" forts and cities, which resulted in the accumulation of many captives and riches and managed to secure the eastern portion of his empire against the Kidarite incursions
Few of Yazdegerd's Armenian generals were also able to repel and defeat some Hunnic attacks in the east
@@gamergamer.8893 The Kidarites did defeat one of Yazdegerd's generals but the war continued and they were finally completely defeated once, Yazdegerd, once by Peroz I (He defeated Kidarite king Kunkhas) and then again by a Sassanid Hephthalite alliance but the Sassanids and Hephthalites became enemies
Then the Sassanid king, Peroz I, was defeated 3 times and killed in the end with most of north eastern Sassanid provinces conquered by Hephthalites and most of his successors dead
However, the Hephthalites were stopped and defeated by an Iranian noble called Sukhra of the house of Karen but since most of the Sassanid army was lost during those 3 battles, they weren't able to take back the lost territories
@@gamergamer.8893 The abbasid era Kitab al-Taj has an anecdote in which narrates Ardashir Babakan's victory over Xionite or Kidarite (mistakingly called Huns or Khazars) tribes during his eastern campaigns (probably an early migration)
Shapur II fought the Xionites and in the end they were forced to serve in the Sassanid army (most probably after a Sassanid victory) in their battles with Rome at the siege of Amida
In year 395, during the reign of Bahram IV, two Hunnic armies under Basiq and Kursich that had entered the middle east through the Caucasus, were defeated by the Sassanids (probably lead by Bahram IV himself) in Mesopotamia and lost all of the spoils and prisoners they had stolen during their raids
@@gamergamer.8893 Surkhab quickly installed Peroz brother, Balash, on the Sassanid throne, regrouped the rest of the Sassanid army and marched against the Hephthalite king, Khushnavaz, raided Hephthalite territories, met Hephthalite king's army in battle and inflicted a heavy defeat on him
This made Khushnavaz sue for a peace treaty which Surkhab would only accept if the Hephthalites would give him everything that had been seized from Peroz camp including all his wealth, royal treasury, his chief priest and Peroz's daughter, princess Perozdukht
His demands were accepted and peace was made
His victory stopped any Hephthalite advance or raids until the reign of Kavad I who counter attacked them and retook the lost provinces
All of them
دم شما گرم داش ، سابسکرایب کردم ✌️👍
@@Strategic_Brilliance ❤️❤️
@@aryobarzan007 خیلی آقایی دمت گرم 😀
Great❤
there were many more important wars that Iran won, but you didn't say them.
Like 25 years of war between Sassanid Empire and Roman Empire, other wars between Arabs and Sassanid Empire( like Shahpour victories against Arabs) and many more wars.
Thanks anyway❤❤❤
@@Kourosh-d5z i include 25 years of war, check the video again to notice it
And the war between Arabs and Sassanid empire related to shapur the great (Shapur II) not shapur the victorious (Shapur I)
Numbers on the soldiers aren’t known. Your title picture is historical utter mess
wtf where are the persians?
Yepe
I'm here 🙋♂️
I'm here
Hi
we are here buddy
Safavid and Afsharid is for iran no Azerbaijan
عجب
Safavids and Afshars have no connection with the Persians
Nader said I'm king of persia I'm khosro of Iran I'm king of king I'm persia. Come to Iran to see
@@علیعافیتطلب Nadir Shah called persians "dog".
@@Vkvofontfflc
Poor Turd
Nader Shah Made Mountain From Head of Turks and two Turkman Gholams assassinated Him in Quchan Camping and Most of His Army's Were Persian And Kurd and he called himself Khosrow e Iran or Shamshir Iranzemin even it's written in Afsharid coin's and he hated Turks specially ottoman Gypsies and Uzbeks
Also He has a lot of anti turd peom in Persian Language
Like this
Do mard Khurasan Dosad Mard Rum
Oghab Shekari Netarsed Ze bom
Agar Al Iran Dehad Runagham
Be Iskandaria Zenem Beyragham
Nader Shah's Persian poem on his Ashrafi gold coin Type B Isfahan mint
سکه بر زر کرد نام سلطنت را در جهان
نادر ایران زمین خسرو گیتی ستان
He minted the monarchy's name into gold coin in the world
Nader of "Iran zamin", Khosrow the conqueror of the world
@@VkvofontfflcNader Shah's Persian poem on his Ashrafi gold coin Type B Isfahan mint
سکه بر زر کرد نام سلطنت را در جهان
نادر ایران زمین خسرو گیتی ستان
He minted the monarchy's name into gold coin in the world
Nader of "Iran zamin", Khosrow the conqueror of the world
جنگ های ایران کم بود💔
1:09 IDK why, but in this part began to rain in my house, the rain drops fells in my eyes randomly, and doesn't seeing will stop soon
Sad moment In history
IT HAS BEEN 1400 YEARS SINCE THE CONQUEST
STOP CRYING OVER A CONQUEST THAT HAPPENED 1400 YEARS AGO
@@_SUPREME_ARCHAILECT_OF_MALAYS Bro was a meme comment, stop crying for a comment of a random 😂😂😂😆😆😆
@@Jairosan BRO I'M CRYING FOR YOU 😭
YOU'RE ONLY GONNA GET MORE UNHAPPY THINKING OF A CONQUEST THAT HAPPENED 1400 YEARS AGO 😭
@@_SUPREME_ARCHAILECT_OF_MALAYS Ñ
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1:28 bro really used afghan wojak for Rashidun caliphate 💀
Afghans are based thats why
May God bring back Iran to Sunnism again. I admire all the countless Iranian Sunni scholars
Ameen
hell noo
Medes kurdsh
The last Sassanian-Roman war was literally a Sassanian win
Idk why everyone claims it a roman victory, they just stoped the Sassanian advance, they didn't even regain control over most parts
They got the cities due to diplomacy one year after khosrow's death
It is claimed as a status quo (stalemate) usually.
@@proconsul6840 it was not a byzantine win afterall
It wasn't a Persian victory but I do agree that it wasn't a Roman victory either
Just a stalemate
Why do you claim it was a Persian victory ? Elaborate please
@@ramtin5152 well it's not
Only one of the Arabian sources claims it as a Persian victory which can't be trusted much, it says shahrbaraz returns to the Sassanian side in the last moments and beheads 10k roman soldiers for khosrow II in the battle of ninveh where he companied Heraclius
So yeah... Can't be trusted much
Based on ibn al-asir
@@soroushtorabi98 Boy it would have been great if that was true
But unfortunately, it ended in a stalemate
Wtf it's Empire not Emprie
Learn how to write
After 2 weeks I realized my mistake 💀💀💀
median was kurdish
Okay But kurds are also iranic people like balochs, talyshis, persians, ossetians, tajiks, Lurs, gilaks, mazandaranis
@@F.Z.M224 yes its
@@F.Z.M224but video title is Persian not about iranic
@@F.Z.M224 But they are not Persians.
@@SelfbellHistory 1 question is Uzbek not turk?
Or maybe Egyptian that is arab
Axşunvar the Hun and Tong Yabghu khan wants your location. 😂😂 Also, Safavid, Afsharid, and Qajar were Turkic
بیا برو پان ترک احمق
Behram V.,Behram-Chobin,Shah Khurmuz,Shah Kayxusrav,And others...
And Savafid İran,
@DervisRastgele Safavid was Turkic. Bahram Chubin finally becomes western Turkic khaganate servent. Others are just only stories they are not real 😂😂
@@Amiryasinseyyed Hahaaha my friend, are you serious? There were dozens of Iranian commanders such as Izad Gushnasp, Sukhra and these were real even if you don't believe them, there are also dozens of alternatives about Bahram-Chobin's fate, and in none of them was he a slave of the Turks, on the contrary, the Turks tried to disable him because they were uneasy about his successes.
All of them is iran,not mongol.
Safavids and afsharids are azerbaijan and turkic
@@Findowry The Safavid dynasty itself was a mix of several ethnic groups
Shah Ismail himself had Kurdish, Turkoman, Georgian and Greek ancestry
They used Turkish troops until the reign of Shah Abbas who added non Turkish units to the army
The dynasty spoke Persian and Turkish with the Persian being the official, court, literature, lingua franca and education language
They literally made Iran an empire again
Ottoman Ibrahim Mutefarrika calls their country Iran in their map
Nader Shah called himself Nader of Iranzamin on his Ashrafi Nader coin (type B) mint in Isfahan plus had the name of Iran under his royal seal and even mentioned Iran as his country six times in one of his letters to the Ottomans
The name Iran and Persia is mentioned in Farsi and Russian translations of original Turkmenchay and Gulistan treaties as the name of the Qajar country 35 times
@@Findowry Turkic was only the language of their armies and the dynasty "members"
The literature, lingua franca, education, poetry and official language were all Farsi and this can be seen in their letters, treaties etc ...
@@Findowry Nader Shah's Persian poem on his Ashrafi gold coin Type B Isfahan mint
سکه بر زر کرد نام سلطنت را در جهان
نادر ایران زمین خسرو گیتی ستان
He minted the monarchy's name into gold coin in the world
Nader of "Iran zamin", Khosrow the conqueror of the world
I swear to God the father of Turks are fully Iranian people 😂😂😂😂 history less toorch trying to steal history of Iranians 😂😂😂😂
Cry about it
عرب های نیگر چرا سپید نشون دادی؟ 😂
Least Racist Persian
Least Arabphobic Iranian
@@_SUPREME_ARCHAILECT_OF_MALAYS Arabs have been no better towards us
Neither back then nor now
Read the book Two Centuries of Silence
@@_SUPREME_ARCHAILECT_OF_MALAYSbased us
@@hamishegi9993
"Based us" - 🤡
If you Iranians are "Better",
Then tell me,
Compare a Map of the Arab Language and a Map of the Persian Language 🗿
Look up GDP of Arab Nations, and GDP of Iran 🥶
Lastly, look up, Size of Arab Empires, and compare it to, Size of Iranian Empires 💀
Yeah, really based, I agree.
Qizilbashes (Safavids), Afshars and Qajars have nothing to do with iran🇮🇳. They were Azerbaijani Turks also known as Turkomans. Kharezmshahs also have nothing to do with Iran, because they also ethnically was Turks but from Central Asia. İran is the name of geography and not every state on that territories were established by gypsoids🇮🇷. Moreover, most of that had Turkic origin and in 21th century there an entire campaigns of gypsoids🇮🇷 to show them as their own, because of their Stockholm syndrome
No the Safavids were from Ardabil which even today is considered Iranian and the Qizilbashes were a follower of a Mullah who was from the safavid dynasty but they later merged into one(I'm not completely sure about it though it's best if you research about it
Also The Afshars weren't from Azerbaijan,they from Khorasan and the Qajars were originated from Gorgan which even to this they is considered a Iranian Province just like Ardabil is and if this three powers were from Azerbaijan at the time southern Azerbaijan was considered Iranian
@@boodledoodle rted, being from Iran and have iranic origin are different things. They are from geography of Iran but ethnically were Turks and have nothing to do with iran. They did not considered themselves iranian either. Are you living in parallel reality?
@@boodledoodle Afshars and Nadir Shahs family were displaced from territory of South Azerbaijan, ethnically all of them Turks and have nothing to do with gypsoids of Iran called "iranics"
@@Vkvofontfflcunalive you're self
all Iranian in the time of the Achaemenid Empire to the Sassanid Empire all Iranian people had blond hair and blue eyes and green