We went from the most densely populated nation in the world to the least. Camels in cold deserts, double-tone throat singing, fermented horse milk and a secret behind billions of Asians. Welcome to the "Grandpa" of East Asia, #MONGOLIA!
@@btrskhn8286 Air pollution only happens in Capital city during winter time due to cool weather and city itself surrounded by Mountains, you can visit many other places.
As a mongolian person, I can only say this: All the facts that he has been able to find andintroduce, he has been 100% right. We see a lot of false infos about Mongolia and 👍👍 to this video. Well done and thank you!
because of lot of land and low citizens. We are doing pretty good considering already found one french guy with corona virus(he recovered and go to his country) during this pandemic. all the people confirmed infected were come from other countries and they are recovering fast(200+ confirmed infected and 190+ of them recovered and others are recovering fast)
@Mart -EL if i remember correctly. In the past mongolians where enslaved and nearly got wiped out. There there less than million people left and most of them where monks and the rest where farmers
Hello my East Asian brothers and sisters even though by culture and linguistics we're very different but i consider you as my brothers and sisters Love from a Japanese🇯🇵❤🇲🇳
I agree, now I know that I might sound somewhat "hater". But I am not, this is only the SECOND episode I actually *ENJOYED* in a matter of watching the entire video. The first was Finland, and now Mongolia, love 'em both to be honest.
I was once on a flight from Hong Kong to London that flew over Mongolia. I had never left Oceania before this trip, so as we were flying over Mongolia, I looked out the window, and the landscape beneath me was the most alien I have ever seen. Just this vast cold looking desert, sand dunes with ice in them stretching out in all directions as far as the eye could see. it really did look like I was in space looking down at Mars or something.
I've been fascinated with Mongolia, especially their music. I've seen one of their traditional ensembles called Huun Huur Tu at least 3 times when I lived abroad. The music is so beautiful, I hope I can go there some day and see the wide open skies and horses ❤️🙏🙌 Love from Bulgaria 🇧🇬
@@SalivaShimmering Tuvans are the direct cousins of Mongolians who speak a Turkic language. We share similar DNA, celebrate a military-inspired cultural holiday called "Naadam" (Naadym in Tuvan), throat sing, herd cattle, eat the same foods, and pat each other on the back whenever we see each other. I am not sure why you felt the need to comment this.
I don’t know much about music industry, but i heard they are struggling to create or find new melodies and samples. I really think it could be great place to start.
@@Zarina32006 there is a lot of kazakhs in mongolia and they speak fluent kazakh and did not forget their traditions. they are very good hardworking people.
Ни черта не знают. Большинство Казахов про Монголов и слышать не хотят. Либо как - то делают вред нам. Ещё самое интересное, как вы "шакалите" Калмыков. Ойратов, которые недавно, всю Среднюю Азию практически завоевали. Как вы их ненавидите и желаете зла. Я прав или нет?
@@jamly8515 Я думаю наоборот, ведь монголы и ойраты нападали на казахов. Ладно, может это и было в средневековьях, но блин из за этого было смешивание кровей, сейчас множество казахов это что-то типо монголоидное + тюрки, а то есть вы оставили большой след.
As a Mongolian im satisfied with your video. Better than the other videos and more informative. Good Job!! Edit: !!! Havent had this many likes, thanks!!
How do you collect such a lot of information? I am a Mongolian, but I had a lot of information that I didn't know. Respect you . Thank you, and thank you for all of you who have left positive comments about Mongolia. ❤️🔥
Great video. As a Mongolian, I appreciate the detailed content and the variety of coverage. Mongolia is also becoming a favorite tourist destination too, since the nature is pristine and beautiful and you can experience the historic nomadic culture that's still preserved to this day. Absolutely recommend putting it on your bucket list.
What I always find interesting about Mongolia-Russia relationship is that russians used to be mongolian tributaries and subjects centuries ago. And now mongolians write in Cyrillic alphabet. Makes me think about how strange history unfolds.
That's actually historical chinese policy(at least stereotypical) - everyone who invades them eventually ends up becoming chinese. Conqueror paradox of sorts. UK had been in similar relationship with USA for some time(even if they won't admit it) and maybe India will also become UK's "bigger brother" in upcoming decades... just maybe... not until the end of 21st century probably though.
Well you also have to remember while the mongols were conquerors, they were a tribal people. Tribal peoples being less culturally influential as they don't hold on to vast amounts of territory for very long. Also many Mongols act more like foreigners than other Asians would because of there extensive tribal/nomadic past. These types of people being more easily influenced. While their culture would never be erased it will definitely be more like the peoples they conquered.
@@TheArklyte come to think of it, it's almost a typical thing. Western Roman Empire eventually became more German then Roman and in the East is became Greek.
@F0RG1V3N Kublai didn't "become" Chinese, just he claimed he was "Chinese", in Chinese language, "Chinese" means "the people who live in Central Kingdom". But his offspring, some became Chinese finally, some went back to Outer Mongolia finally.
Fun fact : The Mughal dynasty of India got its name from Mongol. Babur who established the Mughal dynasty was the grandchild of Timur who was the grandchild of Genghis Khan
Kazakhs are Turkic people, also Chinghiskhan has Turkic ancestors, his mother was Hongirat undoubtedly, his father was Merkit it is possible.and his adoptive father was Kerei's Khan - Tughyryl(Tughurul or wangkhan王汗). Kereit, Naiman, Merkit, Hongirat, Uak,Jalaiyr were Turkic Nomad Tribe, and Kazakh nation had all of those tribe. such as me, I am a Kazakh from Kerei tribe, I am proud of it! Our blood brother: No matter how to argue, our ancestors fight together a long long time ago side by side, and shaped the Eurasia! Specially the silk roads.
I have a long time crush on Mongolia. I want to be there soon. insha'Allah keep praying for me. I think Mongolia is the most unic country that I've ever known. I want to know more about Mongolia and Mongolian. I really fall in love with Mongolia Best regards from MALAYSIA 🇲🇾💜🇲🇾🇲🇾💜💜💜
*FUN FACT: during WWII small but humble Mongolia donated for free to USSR form 1941 till 1945 MORE MEAT, CLOTHING AND MEALS THAN WHOLE USA LAND-LEASE CONTRACT!!!* And don't forget over 600.000 of the best mongolian horses, that paved their hooves to Berlin in 1945! *HIAL TO OUR MONGOLIAN BROTHERS FROM RUSSIA!!!*
Hey to you good folks at Geography Now! Discovered your channel a week ago and I’ve so far already watched 25 videos. I love your channel. I just want to watch a video of yours anytime I have spare time throughout any given day. Great job from NYC.
As a Mongolian, I appreciate the video which has so much interesting true facts. I amazed that you guys had put everything in only 14 minutes. Thanks 🙏🏻
The true ancestors of our planet. I am going to Mongolia at my earliest convenience. It's seriously one of my dreams to see the great steppes of Mongolia. A whole lot of love from holland🇳🇱
@@petals_of_danelions468 Mongolia is on my list too! I have friend who is Mongolian/German but her Mongolian features stand out more and she’s absolutely gorgeous 😍
Excellent overview on Mongolia. It is worth noting that much of Mongolia, especially parts of the Gobi have turned out to be a loaded with dinosaur fossils, including nests containing fossilized dinosaur eggs. Also, the tomb of Genghis Khan has never been found and is believed to be in Mongolia and to contain almost unimaginable wealth in gold, etc., etc. Satellite imagery has been in attempts to locate the tomb.
0:45 I think it is important to mention that “eternal blue sky” is a translation I often see of “Tengri” who is a (sort of) monotheistic god figure in tengrism, the historical religion of Turko-Mongolic peoples. Tengri is often thought of and referred to as “the eternal blue sky” (at least from translations I have read) so it might be better to think of the meaning of Mongolia to be “the land of tengri/god” rather than “the land of the eternal blue sky” Anyone who actually speaks Mongolian please inform me if am not understanding something though.
Yeah, both ways of saying Mongolia, "the eternal blue sky" and "the land of tengri," are totally on point and have a lot of cultural and historical meaning.
In 1936 Soviet and Mongolians armies defeated Japanese invaders in Khalhin Gol. Mongolia also supplied Soviet army with tons of supplies including half a million trained horses during Great Patriotic War (ww2). They also kept there army in high alert thus keeping an eye on Japanese so Soviets could focus on German front. Privet from Moscow
Mongolia expected to receive back Inner Mongolia for this participation in the war, but Stalin, to support communists in seizing a power in China. did a very serious mistake and gave Manchuria and Inner Mongolia to the hands of China.
My great-grandfather fought in the battle of Khalhin Gol and he always said only good things about people from Mongolia, so respect to all of them from Ukraine 💪🇲🇳 💪
@@eugenic12 inner mongolia was built in 1956.millions of Mongolian went back to China after ww2 and civil war. there were over 5 provinces where inner Mongolia locate now. how Mongolia received a place never founded until 10 years later? and there were over 10 times more Han people than Manchurian in northeast China.
@Demy Troy Wow all Turks are crying just because you implied Turks are Mongols. We will go back to mongolia now. Your words mean everything to us. We really care about your shitty opinion.
Ah I love Mongolia! Such an interesting country with an amazing history. The food is so amazing, so underrated, I used to have this Mongolian lady that cooked Mongolian food here in Islamabad, and she made the best Khuushuur, Khuushuur is so amazing, sadly she moved back to Mongolia a while ago so I haven't eaten the Khuushuur since :(, didn't get to try the other Mongolian food. Hopefully I can visit Mongolia one day!
@@suyashmallik118 They usually hang out at foreign locations, like Loafology (Traditional European style bakery owned by an Austrian woman, sells stuff like Polish rye and Parisian and Traditional baguettes), other than Loafology you'll find them at Kohsar market, which is a really westernized market that I go to a lot. Sometimes you'll just see them around the street. That's just talking about Europeans though, Chinese people are quite common, you'll see some other asians around as well, if you go to Taxila you might see buddhists there since there are a few monasteries there (Jaulian and Mohra Muradu), there's also the Dharmarajika stupa. Most of the foreigners are usually either German, British or Chinese. I'd say there are definitely more foreigners in Islamabad than Karachi or Lahore though.
CrusadingChristian was about to make the same comment. Mongolia is one of only 3 landlocked nations (along with Bolivia and Switzerland) that has a navy. Glad other folks know this!
@Glorious Turk Yeah... except that Finns don't have Mongolian DNA (in any meaningful proportions). Siberian, yes, a little -- from a long time ago -- which is not surprising because you have ethnic groups speaking Finno-Ugric languages in parts of Siberia. This whole Finland/Mongolia thing has its origins in the wild and long since discredited theory of a 19th century linguist that Finnish and Mongolian would be distantly related languages. But they are not. End of story.
The old Windows wallpaper reference is actually pretty accurate. I basically took that photo while in Mongolia... except there was a herd of horses in it. Mongolia is an amazing place! It's easily my favourite thatI've been to. ❤️
Throat singing is awesome The type of nasal throat singing you displayed is Sygyt. There are also Kagyrraa and Altai throat singing styles. Thanks for the info you're channel is great
What do the descriptor words "Chimeg" and "khuyag" mean? I know "Erdene" means jewels and "Altan" means gold, but I'm not sure what the other words are :)
Can you ask tou something. Turkish language came from the Mongolian laguage? Because when i heared Mongolian language its like Turkish! I'm completely wrong😂. But please answer. I'm very curious
@@athanasioskosmas3915 No, but our languages is similar because both languages are Altaic language. Also we have some common names (cengiz, timuçin, batur vb.)
Summary of the Article: In this article, seventeen reasons, evidence and proofs from historical sources have been presented and it has been proved that this is proven according to various narrations of "Haceh Reşidüddin Fazlullah", who was the chief vizier of the Mongolian provinces. The mostly documented "Jame al-Tawarikh" and the secret archives of the Mongolian government were compiled: "The Mongols were a people of the Atrak tribes" and, according to the Chinese ambassadors who met with him, Genghis Khan himself. "Chateau Turks" and "qıy" tribe qıy), Plural: Qiyat), was from the "Dukquz Qara Tatar" ("Black Kara Tatar") Turkish tribal union, one of the nine members of the union called "Soldoz". "He lived in a region of the same name in West Azerbaijan, and his mother was a Merkite Turk. For this reason, according to the sources and the narration of "Abolgazi Bahador Khan", who is one of the khans and descendants of Genghis Khan, in his book "Takhmeh genealogy", Genghis Khan is accepted as an "Uzbek Turk" according to today's standards. Keywords: Mongolian, Turk, Genghis Khan. Genghis Khan is the founder of the largest human empire in the world, stretching from east to west from Korea to Poland, from north to south from Siberia to Vietnam and Pakistan. There is a lot of debate about whether Genghis Khan's behavior and actions were good and bad, good and bad, some call him "bloody Genghis" (1), some call him "divine mercy" (2) and some call him. a "secret of divine secrets" (3). Others call it "God's useless wind" (4) storm. Now, whether Genghis Khan is "bloody" or "Kaan al-Adil" engraved on the coins of his empire, there is a certain historical truth about him, and that is Islam will not be opposed to converting his family to Islam. any serious obstacle. It was taken by the Genghis Khan dynasty, now known as Gazi (Jihadists), to the city of Kazan in Tatarstan, near Moscow, and the most remote parts of Kazakhstan, Siberia, and Eastern Europe, and vast areas annexed to the main body. your lands. In the hearts of the envoys of the Pope, who tried every means to Christianize the Mongolian shamans and started a new crusade to destroy the Islamic countries with their great power, they converted to Islam and longed for their conversion to Christianity, but they did not succeed! However, the good and bad thoughts and actions of Genghis Khan are not the subject of this article, this article seeks answers only as an article that is a historical subject. The main reasons historians say Genghis Khan was a Turk, which will be discussed after their listing, are: 1- Genghis Khan did not have a "Mongolian brigade" for face recognition! 2- Genghis Khan's name is a Turkish name! 3- Genghis Khan is famous for his Turkish fame! 4- Genghis Khan thought he was Turkish! 5. Historians of Genghis Khan's time considered him abandoned! 6- Genghis Khan did not know any language other than "Mongolian Turkish"! 7- Genghis Khan's mother was Turkish! 8- Genghis Khan writes poetry in Turkish! 9- Genghis Khan is printing money in Turkish! 10- Genghis Khan wrote a letter in Turkish! 11- Genghis Khan's enemies knew he was gone! 12- Genghis Khan was from the Bozgurd (gray wolf) dynasty, that is, from the Hakan dynasty, "Gok Turk" (Sky Turks)! 13- Genghis Khan was from the second generation Bozgurd of the Turks' Dukuquz Tatar clan (nine Tatars). 14- Genghis Khan was Turkish! 15- The word Mongolian is a Turkish word! 16- Turkish names were abundantly registered in Genghis Khan's family! 17- Today's Mongols are not Mongols, but they think they are Mongols because they are proud of Genghis Khan.
Any way The answer is that the present Mongols do not belong to the Genghis dynasty and are mostly non-Mongols, that is, non-Turks, and many have long called themselves Mongols because of their "boast" and boasting. , for misusing the name of the Mongols. Khawaja Rashid al-Din Fadlallah, in his book "Historical Society" since he is a contemporary of the same Mongols, repeatedly refers to the abuse of the Mongolian name by "non-Mongols" and even claims that some tribes call it unjustly. "Babur" is older than the Mongolian name "objection", meaning they felt "shame and shame" (54), but abusing their position from the Genghis Khan government, they considered themselves Mongols. Khaja Rashid al-Din writes: “At this time, due to the government of Jankikiz Khan (Genghis Khan) and Urug (family), other Turkic tribes such as Glaire, Tatars, Averat, Onkut, Kiryat, Neman, Tangut, etc. , each their own. a specific name. It was a special title. They proudly call themselves Mughal although they have rejected this name in the past, and the [interesting] children are now out there and have long thought they attributed the Mongolian name, which it isn't. ”, In ancient times, a people from a group of nomadic Turkic tribes. Khaja Rashid al-Din explicitly mentions the misuse of the Mongolian name in other pages of his book, and writes in the second part of his book: The Turkic tribes were an ethnic group and this time their government was given to other tribes with their size and glory. a special name for this sentence. (56) Khaja Rashid al-Din, the vizier of Uljat and Ghazan Khan, once again misuses the names of other tribes of the Mughals in a separate chapter, writing: “There are also tribes from the Bedouin community that have recently become known as Mughals. ”(57) Despite all the successive and important promises made by the patriarchal minister regarding the abuse of the name of other tribes by the Mongols, most of the Genghis Khan dynasty left Mongolia and the world. Later, instead of "tribes" "like the Mongols" (similar), but "in the old days they were ashamed of this name", but preferred to call themselves "Mongols" at appropriate times. and the lands they occupy are "Mongolia." The main capital of the Turks, where historical inscriptions such as the "Kuok Turks" of the Turkish tribes were removed, and with all patience and pride, is known as "Utkin" in the same lands. However, the Khalkha, Han, Manchu, Hui and Dor tribes live in the country, which is now known as "Mongolia". However, "Inner Mongolia" still houses only 17% of its population of 24 million. These are called Mongols and the rest are "non-Mongolian" tribes It is natural that the Turks also have large and diverse communities in Western Mongolia. That is, even the "fake Mughal" makes up no more than 17% of the Mongolian population, and the remaining 83% are not Mongols or Turks.
3:43 made me laugh out loud bc when I was visiting home (darkhan) and going to the countryside I took so many photos and they all ended up looking like the windows background
@@Gabriel-zw3rn That's the biggest problem with christians. He can like whoever he wants to. Give him freedom. I love christians because they are really wise and our religion is almost the same but you're not a true christian because i have alot of christian friends and they treat everyone with love and respect.
Wow Aimaq in kazakh also means a region)))Jut same meaning and word,Darkhan we have a name in Kazakh for men. Hello to Mongolia ❤️❤️❤️❤️ From Kazakhstan 🇰🇿
Wow you guys really did good research. Impressed by the pronunciation of the Mongolian words you guys, clap clap. Very informative and almost accurate. Good job 👍🏻.
So much cool info about the country. First heard of Mongolia in my geography class back in 5th grade when we were introduced to the Taklamakan desert. And then of Genguis Khan and Kublai Khan's conquests in our history lessons. Much love from India to all Mongolians!!!
Mongolians take wrestling very seriously. Not just the guy mentioned 12:41 (68th Yokozuna Asashoryu), but 69th Yokozuna Hakuho*, 70th Yokozuna Harumafuji and 71st Yokozuna Kakuryu (plus several non-Yokozuna guys like Sekiwake Ichinojo and Kyokutenho) are all Mongolian, and have been dominating Sumo lately. *Hakuho holds nearly every major Sumo record, and his father was 6x Naadam champion and Olympic silver medalist for freestyle wrestling.
@@brrrn7927 Manchus were median between Mongols and Koreans. Gave us hard time for 2~3centuries, we all know. They’re genetically most similar to Mongolians, it’s true. Today, they are non-existent which sucks. Mongolia and Manchus could have combined together and created big nation with ocean access which borders Russia, China and Korea. Then we could ask USA for help. That’s my fantasy.
I have studied with couple of Mongolian people in Moscow. They were pretty cool) I have attended several Mongolian festivals and they were awesome) Hope to visit this place in the future)
Faith tbh I have not seen so many Asian people in my life, but from what I have seen I can say that Mongolian people are more dark-skinned and look more like Central Asian folks ( for instance Uzbek people), when Chinese people have a lighter skin and tend to have more narrow facial features. Although, the language is quite different. Mongolian language has some similar words with Turkic languages what I can identify as the Azeri speaker.
@@psyduck7174 why dude that guy was a legend he created a hole country man and invaded China and China was so scared they built the great wall of china
Thank you so much for making this video! It's so informative and interesting. You guys did a great job introducing Mongolia. I'm Mongolian and your knowledge about the country is exceptional.
I mean, do you live here in Mongolia or something? It was really good!!! Even about the new airport. Good job team! This was the most accurate video about 🇲🇳that i have ever seen on UA-cam.
Mongolia seems so awesome. For some reason I've always wanted to go there. And after watching this video I want to go there even more! The vast open space landscapes, the scarcity of people (and crowds), the abundance of wildlife (especially horses) and the rich history and culture of the people all sound so inviting! One day..
Anna Lisa Marten all good but it is not for the faint hearted. Think of Bear Grylls for real and only source of food outside the 3 main cities is boiled Fatty Mutton, Fatty Mutton soup and Fatty Mutton with Noodles and salted tea, fermented horse milk and dry cheese curds. No toilets or shower only nature. Temp can go from +30 daytime to -5 at night in mid summer and snow is common during June. If you can handle the extremes you will love it :)
9:41 They didn’t “adopt” it, they were forced to learn the Acrylic alphabet back when the USSR still existed. Minor nitpick, the rest of this video was very educational!
We went from the most densely populated nation in the world to the least. Camels in cold deserts, double-tone throat singing, fermented horse milk and a secret behind billions of Asians. Welcome to the "Grandpa" of East Asia, #MONGOLIA!
Geography Now NOT FIRST
Ok this is e🅱️ic
Love geography now
love your content it's fun and educational
Hi from Georgia
Can you please turn on the captions?
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Is it just me or is Mongolia a really cool country?
its not
It is
50/50 everything except good most of people's personalities. and plus Air pollution aka hidden "smoke" village lmao. everything except these are good
@@btrskhn8286 Air pollution only happens in Capital city during winter time due to cool weather and city itself surrounded by Mountains, you can visit many other places.
its cool country
As a mongolian person, I can only say this: All the facts that he has been able to find andintroduce, he has been 100% right. We see a lot of false infos about Mongolia and 👍👍 to this video. Well done and thank you!
chamaig mongol gedgiig chin medne
Zulaa Gombolham sha2
@@harvaapiano5044 bi mongol shuu
Temuulen Hartwig Is that your real last name? That seems Anglo-Saxon.
I have family members with the same last name but they come from kazakhstan haha it got changed to "gartwig" there
Mongolia is more than 5 times the size of Italy with just 5% of Italy’s population😳
because of lot of land and low citizens. We are doing pretty good considering already found one french guy with corona virus(he recovered and go to his country) during this pandemic. all the people confirmed infected were come from other countries and they are recovering fast(200+ confirmed infected and 190+ of them recovered and others are recovering fast)
@Mart -EL if i remember correctly. In the past mongolians where enslaved and nearly got wiped out. There there less than million people left and most of them where monks and the rest where farmers
@Mart -EL its ok we are recovering. Currently at 3.1 million xD
@Mart -EL everybody almost forgot about covid and only buy mask to go shopping(you have to have mask to enter shops) :/
@Mart -EL is your girlfriend mongolian??
One fact:
There is a bear called a Mazaalai (Мазаалай) that olny lives in Mongolia
👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Me to im mongolia
T rex , therizinosaurus, and carnosaurus lived
Count is under 30
I know I’m from Mongolia
Greetings to Mongolia from Nepal!
🇲🇳 🇳🇵
jay-san limbu 👋
Hello my bud me mongolia
thx
Greeting back I don't know what you say
Greetings from India 🇮🇳
Mongolia is like Thanos sitting back and watching the sun rise on a grateful universe.
@Tarzan strength Nice Name By The way But There s no Khans coming any soon
@@tserennadmidnergui6134 any soon...that implies someday there will be onr
Wow! You make me want to be there. 😘
Yea like thanos .....
Nyeh the world doesn't seem very grateful please send another khan
The Mongols were basically the Vikings of Asia
Kyle Sekenski Not really the vikings of asia are more like Japanese, mongols are more like celt or germanics of Asia.
Are drunk? Mongolians were far superior than Vikings and more civilizated.
Vikings were only thefts not a kingdom. Mongolians were a empire
Fenistere Inc.
Vikings had empires, too... Russia was originally a Slavic kingdom with Viking rulers
Invasion culture spread by Turkic Huns. So it's more like: Vikings were Huns of Europe.
Karaus
But the Huns invaded Europe too
Fun fact: We all know that the deepest lake is Baikal right? Well in Mongolian it actually means the "Nature"
Not bun
Tiimshu
Fun fact: this funfact is the orgin of my name Baigal or Baigali
It was mongolian lake but we gave it to russia because they helped us in wars
@Qwerty buryad Mongoliin neg heseg bsan ?
Did you know:
Mongolia's industry is NOT just mining and herding, they are also the dinosaur capital of Asia.
@Mart -EL coz they have most dinosaur skulls
@@jjandos6 yes we have discovered many remnants of dinosaurs so we created the museum
@@Izuru_Aeternae-Mortis What museum?
@@kevinnguyen3087 mongolia has 33 closed dinosaur museums
and 5 dinosaur museums still on service
OMG I TOTALLY FORGOT ABT THAT
Hello my East Asian brothers and sisters even though by culture and linguistics we're very different but i consider you as my brothers and sisters
Love from a Japanese🇯🇵❤🇲🇳
What if i am not east Asian
@Wait ThatsIllegal hello there, I really like your culture especially throat singing
@Schmeagenheimer yeah, culturally you are more central asian but geographically you are East Asian
Love from an Uyghur
@@takashifujimura7650 Genetically???
This was an *exceptionally* good episode of Geography Now.
Oh! Why thanks! Haha
I agree, now I know that I might sound somewhat "hater". But I am not, this is only the SECOND episode I actually *ENJOYED* in a matter of watching the entire video. The first was Finland, and now Mongolia, love 'em both to be honest.
I got the reference
Cue the Mongol-tage!
Nice. Nice. *montage rolls*
I was once on a flight from Hong Kong to London that flew over Mongolia. I had never left Oceania before this trip, so as we were flying over Mongolia, I looked out the window, and the landscape beneath me was the most alien I have ever seen. Just this vast cold looking desert, sand dunes with ice in them stretching out in all directions as far as the eye could see. it really did look like I was in space looking down at Mars or something.
We like to keep it that way Untouched, alien-looking, pristine.
Dude, I have to say you researched more about Mongolia than all I know as an Mongolian.
yea ik right?
Whats so surprising about that
Greetings Mongolia from Antarctica 🇦🇶
How the hell do you live in Antarctica?
greetings Antarctica from USA? Lol
Wow a penguin
Greetings Antarctica, from the actual sun ☀️
(El Salvador)
How do HAVE INTERNET
Love to Mongolia 🇲🇳 from Mexico 🇲🇽!
A very interesting country!
Comrade Nubo318 thank u thx for the love u gave us
Yes
Igual
thanks love to Mexico🤗🤩
i am mongolia
I've been fascinated with Mongolia, especially their music. I've seen one of their traditional ensembles called Huun Huur Tu at least 3 times when I lived abroad. The music is so beautiful, I hope I can go there some day and see the wide open skies and horses ❤️🙏🙌
Love from Bulgaria 🇧🇬
"Huun Huur Tu" is actually Tuvan band. All members are tuvan. Different people, different language groups.
@@SalivaShimmering Tuvans are the direct cousins of Mongolians who speak a Turkic language. We share similar DNA, celebrate a military-inspired cultural holiday called "Naadam" (Naadym in Tuvan), throat sing, herd cattle, eat the same foods, and pat each other on the back whenever we see each other. I am not sure why you felt the need to comment this.
Mongolian throat singing is my JAM
This is unique !
Canadian throat singing?
Vanilla Milkshake I can do it better.
I only listen to real music
I don’t know much about music industry, but i heard they are struggling to create or find new melodies and samples. I really think it could be great place to start.
i am Rwandese person watching this video in my dorm in South Korea with a Mongolian roommate across the room😂😂😂😂😂😂 what a great time to be alive.
mucyo floris that’s great man. How’s South Korea 🇰🇷?
Lol
Dang, Mr. Worldwide wassup?
mucyo floris how was South Korea? And are Mongolians handsome? Lol
Mr worldwide
Love to Mongolia 🇲🇳 from Belgium 🇧🇪
Margaux Deroubaix I Mongolian🇲🇳💓
my mongolia
From vietnam
Thank u i love Belgium too ❤️🇧🇪
Thank You
Love from the United States of America to Mongolia! 🇺🇸❤️🇲🇳
Mongolia is so interesting! I would love to go there someday.
Ich liebe Mongolei!
From Germany.
Be careful in nights
There are racists
@@rippertheindoraptor1098 :/
aww danke ich komme aus der mongolei und kann nicht sehr gut deutsch sorry
ever felt useless?
Mongolia has a navy.
@@luisventura5138 ever felt important?
86% aisans and 41% Europeans are descendents from mongolia
Long live Mongolia! Greetings from Kazakhstan, brothers.🇰🇿🇲🇳
Зарина love from Mongolia 🇲🇳
@@anarmaaboldbaatar2650 Thank You. I hope my country revives its traditions like yours has, we have Mongolia to look up to.
@@Zarina32006 there is a lot of kazakhs in mongolia and they speak fluent kazakh and did not forget their traditions. they are very good hardworking people.
Ни черта не знают. Большинство Казахов про Монголов и слышать не хотят. Либо как - то делают вред нам. Ещё самое интересное, как вы "шакалите" Калмыков. Ойратов, которые недавно, всю Среднюю Азию практически завоевали. Как вы их ненавидите и желаете зла. Я прав или нет?
@@jamly8515 Я думаю наоборот, ведь монголы и ойраты нападали на казахов. Ладно, может это и было в средневековьях, но блин из за этого было смешивание кровей, сейчас множество казахов это что-то типо монголоидное + тюрки, а то есть вы оставили большой след.
I love Mongolia 🇲🇳
Greetings from Portugal 🇵🇹
then why is your name in georgian lol i think only georgians know that alphabet
Portugal caralho
NBAallday portugal caralho
I born in ovorhangau
Tanks im Mongolia
I’ve been interested in throat singing for a few months now and this popped up. I’m glad I did!
Hello from the USA 🇺🇸
Greetings to Mongolia.
From Philippines 🇵🇭
greeting back from mongolia
@@SuperiorMacu I want to know more about your cool country :)
@@rochellefuentes8569 youre welcome
As a Mongolian im satisfied with your video. Better than the other videos and more informative. Good Job!!
Edit:
!!! Havent had this many likes, thanks!!
Y
As mongolian. I am satisfied with your english. Great english 👍
Question: What does it feel like to be Mongolian?
@@hydra4251 Great. Nothing better than raping conquered foreign women.
@@hydra4251 You spend 90% of your life rearing sheep
I love Mongolia 🇲🇳from Philippines 🇵🇭🇻🇦
Oh really? Im from mongolia thank you so so much.🤭🤗
we love u guys too
I love philippines
I love mongolia!!! And I call my cousins mongoloid
♥thank you
How do you collect such a lot of information? I am a Mongolian, but I had a lot of information that I didn't know. Respect you . Thank you, and thank you for all of you who have left positive comments about Mongolia. ❤️🔥
He just prob google it or research it
Great video. As a Mongolian, I appreciate the detailed content and the variety of coverage.
Mongolia is also becoming a favorite tourist destination too, since the nature is pristine and beautiful and you can experience the historic nomadic culture that's still preserved to this day. Absolutely recommend putting it on your bucket list.
Just need better infrastructures tho
I'm from Colombia and this video made want to go there so badly!!!
Love and respect from Turkey.
I heard it’s extremely dangerous for foreigners over there though
@@Sean-no3zv really? Like how? I could see the locals trying to scam foreigners. Not a diverse place, but I think it's definitely warm and welcoming.
ever felt useless?
Mongolia has a navy.
I think only one member can swim
So what does the mongolian navy do then?
hahahahahahahahah
@@stargirl3455 , U watched those lake disputes right ?
Lmao, they just welcome tourists in Khuvsgul
I demand more Ken in future episodes.
I am also hoping toooooo. Ken is so cute
No, *You* don't demand him, *We* demand him.
he's a lot better than most of the other ones tbh. dare i say even better than noah.
As a mongolian who lives in japan. This was a huge information about our country. Even though as a mongolian it was a good historical video for me.
Greeting from Kyrgyzstan to Mongolia
Greetings from Mongolia to you as well sonny
@@Izuru_Aeternae-Mortis хөөе
@@kokoloko5246 яааваа яасан? XDDD
@@Izuru_Aeternae-Mortis mongols are
Not brother's to Kyrgyz
@@Izuru_Aeternae-Mortis and we don't understand the language of the Mongols
What I always find interesting about Mongolia-Russia relationship is that russians used to be mongolian tributaries and subjects centuries ago. And now mongolians write in Cyrillic alphabet. Makes me think about how strange history unfolds.
How tables have turned, also biggest irony is that without Russia/USSR Mongolia would have definitely been part of China.
That's actually historical chinese policy(at least stereotypical) - everyone who invades them eventually ends up becoming chinese. Conqueror paradox of sorts. UK had been in similar relationship with USA for some time(even if they won't admit it) and maybe India will also become UK's "bigger brother" in upcoming decades... just maybe... not until the end of 21st century probably though.
Well you also have to remember while the mongols were conquerors, they were a tribal people. Tribal peoples being less culturally influential as they don't hold on to vast amounts of territory for very long. Also many Mongols act more like foreigners than other Asians would because of there extensive tribal/nomadic past. These types of people being more easily influenced. While their culture would never be erased it will definitely be more like the peoples they conquered.
@@TheArklyte come to think of it, it's almost a typical thing. Western Roman Empire eventually became more German then Roman and in the East is became Greek.
@F0RG1V3N Kublai didn't "become" Chinese, just he claimed he was "Chinese", in Chinese language, "Chinese" means "the people who live in Central Kingdom". But his offspring, some became Chinese finally, some went back to Outer Mongolia finally.
Fun fact :
The Mughal dynasty of India got its name from Mongol. Babur who established the Mughal dynasty was the grandchild of Timur who was the grandchild of Genghis Khan
You are so right! Technically meaning the Great Taj Mahal was built by a Chinggis Khaan's descendant Shah Jahan.
@samyajyoti de but you see he's descended from him. So it counts as both
One difference mongols were animist and buddhist and were pure mongol. But mughals were mixed with turks and afghans and were converted to muslim.
jeevachaithanyan sivanandan Timur wasn't grandson of Genghis Khan,but Timurs grandgrandfather worked in Chagatai Khanate government.
@samyajyoti de Mongols adopted Mostly Turkic elements lmao Turks were almost the majority until 12th centuries.
1:49 Ya thank you! We have our new airport now, and it’s good! Thank you for the video! Love from Mongolia 🇲🇳
Hi Teseevan I just wanted to ask what Mongolians think of Indians?
Hi sainuu
@@kartikpoojari7066 we dont know each other well. but i think India is cool
Greetings from Kazakhstan to Mongolian brothers and sisters 🇰🇿🇰🇿🇰🇿
Allazhar Duisenbek Kazakhstan is the piece of Mongolian
Perfect Mongolia what do you mean?
Perfect Mongolia not entire Kazakstan i
Kazakhs are Turkic people, also Chinghiskhan has Turkic ancestors, his mother was Hongirat undoubtedly, his father was Merkit it is possible.and his adoptive father was Kerei's Khan - Tughyryl(Tughurul or wangkhan王汗).
Kereit, Naiman, Merkit, Hongirat, Uak,Jalaiyr were Turkic Nomad Tribe, and Kazakh nation had all of those tribe. such as me, I am a Kazakh from Kerei tribe, I am proud of it!
Our blood brother: No matter how to argue, our ancestors fight together a long long time ago side by side, and shaped the Eurasia!
Specially the silk roads.
Greetings
wait for it ........
(Mongol empire scene and music intensified)
We're the exception!
Hei Chan "We are the exception"
"Stan, roll in the montage"
@@OhZmAnnLP"mongoltage"
Cue the mongoltage
Even a Mongolian guy went to space? rip Poland
Mongolian cosmonaut went to space on 22 March 1981 :)
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Miros%C5%82aw_Hermaszewski ;P
@@222Grigori I know, it was a joke.
@@dgh6g33gf I know it was a joke. I just wanted to add some educational value to it... I don't know why it always ruins parties :/... ;P
Welcome to the Countryballs fandom
LOVE TO MONGOLIA FROM COLOMBIA!!! ONE OF MY FAVORITE COUNTRIES IN THE WORLD! SO HAPPY TO SEE GN MAKE A VIDEO ABOUT THIS COUNTRY
Thanks🥳
I have a long time crush on Mongolia. I want to be there soon. insha'Allah keep praying for me. I think Mongolia is the most unic country that I've ever known. I want to know more about Mongolia and Mongolian. I really fall in love with Mongolia
Best regards from MALAYSIA 🇲🇾💜🇲🇾🇲🇾💜💜💜
@Broadcast Journalist oh hi! Nice to meet you here. Where do you live in Malaysia and you student from which University?
ohh god no foreigners plsss
Cute, you will never regret living there with their unique culture and people
@@bluesky1923 Really? Mongolians actually like foreigners though
Kenal Mongolia sebab Altantuya.bkn sbb Gengkhis Khan 🤣
Came here after listening to The Hu. Such a cool culture and history.
please watch my video about Mongolia through my channel
@@Wallace6969 hahahaa
@@Wallace6969 sdaa min
*FUN FACT: during WWII small but humble Mongolia donated for free to USSR form 1941 till 1945 MORE MEAT, CLOTHING AND MEALS THAN WHOLE USA LAND-LEASE CONTRACT!!!*
And don't forget over 600.000 of the best mongolian horses, that paved their hooves to Berlin in 1945!
*HIAL TO OUR MONGOLIAN BROTHERS FROM RUSSIA!!!*
*HAIL TO OUR RUSSIAN BROTHERS FROM MONGOLIA!!!*
Long live the Motherland!!
Hail to Russian brodies from mongolia
Soviet russia killed my family
AliboLink_ 07 really?
Hey to you good folks at Geography Now! Discovered your channel a week ago and I’ve so far already watched 25 videos. I love your channel. I just want to watch a video of yours anytime I have spare time throughout any given day. Great job from NYC.
Love you Mongolia, from the USA.
Me too from USA! Mongolia is so cool.
Im Mongolian im like U.S.A
LEFT4BASS thank you.
Thanks! !
Didn't know that Mongolia was that interesting. I really like their clothing, so colorful!
Ha its very hot if you wear it an im Mongolian
@Tarzan strong I like your humour lol
As a Mongolian, I appreciate the video which has so much interesting true facts. I amazed that you guys had put everything in only 14 minutes.
Thanks 🙏🏻
It's obvious he didn't put everything in the video
😍🥰
same
The true ancestors of our planet.
I am going to Mongolia at my earliest convenience. It's seriously one of my dreams to see the great steppes of Mongolia.
A whole lot of love from holland🇳🇱
Whenever you are possible to come
Contact me i can find you good traveling guides or companies
Thank you ! I am mongolian , and I feel very honored that you want to visit mongolia !
Yes you should, i went there 3 years ago and love the people and the vastly beautiful steppes and the Altai region.
@@eternalblue4533 that would be amazing!
@@petals_of_danelions468 Mongolia is on my list too! I have friend who is Mongolian/German but her Mongolian features stand out more and she’s absolutely gorgeous 😍
Excellent overview on Mongolia. It is worth noting that much of Mongolia, especially parts of the Gobi have turned out to be a loaded with dinosaur fossils, including nests containing fossilized dinosaur eggs. Also, the tomb of Genghis Khan has never been found and is believed to be in Mongolia and to contain almost unimaginable wealth in gold, etc., etc. Satellite imagery has been in attempts to locate the tomb.
no gold. The king buried his grave very modestly, without any gold, protecting his greedy people.
Mongolia is a beautiful country. Монгол Улс урт удаан наслаарай
Баяр лаа
@@dolgoondolgoon3459аан аан "баярлалаа" юу???
баярлалаа
ty
ok
I have a secret love for Mongolia.
KawaiiChief thank u
we all do, most people just dont know that of themselfs
thank you i am mongolia member
Welcome to my country
Thx im mongolia
0:45 I think it is important to mention that “eternal blue sky” is a translation I often see of “Tengri” who is a (sort of) monotheistic god figure in tengrism, the historical religion of Turko-Mongolic peoples. Tengri is often thought of and referred to as “the eternal blue sky” (at least from translations I have read) so it might be better to think of the meaning of Mongolia to be “the land of tengri/god” rather than “the land of the eternal blue sky”
Anyone who actually speaks Mongolian please inform me if am not understanding something though.
Yeah, both ways of saying Mongolia, "the eternal blue sky" and "the land of tengri," are totally on point and have a lot of cultural and historical meaning.
In 1936 Soviet and Mongolians armies defeated Japanese invaders in Khalhin Gol. Mongolia also supplied Soviet army with tons of supplies including half a million trained horses during Great Patriotic War (ww2). They also kept there army in high alert thus keeping an eye on Japanese so Soviets could focus on German front.
Privet from Moscow
Mongolia expected to receive back Inner Mongolia for this participation in the war, but Stalin, to support communists in seizing a power in China. did a very serious mistake and gave Manchuria and Inner Mongolia to the hands of China.
Привет мой брат
privet from mongolia'
My great-grandfather fought in the battle of Khalhin Gol and he always said only good things about people from Mongolia, so respect to all of them from Ukraine 💪🇲🇳 💪
@@eugenic12 inner mongolia was built in 1956.millions of Mongolian went back to China after ww2 and civil war. there were over 5 provinces where inner Mongolia locate now. how Mongolia received a place never founded until 10 years later? and there were over 10 times more Han people than Manchurian in northeast China.
Greetings to Mongolia from Brazil :D
greeting back to mongolia :)
Thank you for saying so much positive things about Mongolia! Greetings from Mongolia!
Mongolia is rich in cultures and traditions 😍 Love from Philippines 🇵🇭
although a little sparse in population, Mongolia is rich in culture, history, sceneries and more... its my dream to go there someday...
When Geography now Talks about your country
*happiness noises*
Bruhdosky 58 when i see someone who is mongolian
Me:Writes comment under they’re comment
@@miathestupid7557 their
how do you pronounce ө and х
tata adriana the 1st is pronounced ö while the 2st One is just pronounced as it is. (Sorry if I’m wrong,
Haven’t been to Mongolia for about 5 years)
*Yey*
Respect to Mongols and Mongolia Greetings from Turkey
Fusey I live in Netherlands but I always respect and love USA
If he lives in the Netherlands why did he say from turkey 😬😬😬😬
So you are a turk living in netherlands who likes united states and want to visit mongolia.
Ok.
@Demy Troy Wow all Turks are crying just because you implied Turks are Mongols. We will go back to mongolia now. Your words mean everything to us. We really care about your shitty opinion.
@@user-jh9nx6tl1n @Demy Troy **grabs popcorn**
3:48 happy to know that its not all dried up or polluted or left abandoned
Greetings, Mongolian ancestors from Hungary!
waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaas
Mongolian not huns
He didn't mention about Hunnu empire which founded in 209 BC and later migrated Huns. Historic part could have been complete with that information.
@@兔子王-q5l huns are turks
@@srgn8689 in fact，the real Turks is yellow people
Ah I love Mongolia! Such an interesting country with an amazing history. The food is so amazing, so underrated, I used to have this Mongolian lady that cooked Mongolian food here in Islamabad, and she made the best Khuushuur, Khuushuur is so amazing, sadly she moved back to Mongolia a while ago so I haven't eaten the Khuushuur since :(, didn't get to try the other Mongolian food. Hopefully I can visit Mongolia one day!
Do you get to meet a lot of foreigners in Islamabad? (I'm from India, genuine question)
@@suyashmallik118 They usually hang out at foreign locations, like Loafology (Traditional European style bakery owned by an Austrian woman, sells stuff like Polish rye and Parisian and Traditional baguettes), other than Loafology you'll find them at Kohsar market, which is a really westernized market that I go to a lot. Sometimes you'll just see them around the street. That's just talking about Europeans though, Chinese people are quite common, you'll see some other asians around as well, if you go to Taxila you might see buddhists there since there are a few monasteries there (Jaulian and Mohra Muradu), there's also the Dharmarajika stupa. Most of the foreigners are usually either German, British or Chinese. I'd say there are definitely more foreigners in Islamabad than Karachi or Lahore though.
I think most Americans think all Asians look Chinese and eat rice
Really interesting video. Mongolia has festinated me for years 🇲🇳🇲🇳🇲🇳🇲🇳
John Jakes I like your profile picture
Nice profile pic man
This profile pic...
Wow that Ice festival looks so cool!!! Would love to visit 🇲🇳 one day, greetings from 🇲🇽 !!!
Fun fact: Mongolia has a navy.
Of dozen sailors and 1 tugboat. Better watch out world!
Lel McPleb only one of whom actually knows how to swim.
CrusadingChristian was about to make the same comment. Mongolia is one of only 3 landlocked nations (along with Bolivia and Switzerland) that has a navy. Glad other folks know this!
It’s literally just a convoy. If you can even call it a convoy.
and same to Austria, Laos, Bhutan, Nepal, Afghanistan, Uzbekistan..... ohhh, wait they are a lots.....
Finland🇫🇮 🇲🇳 Mongolia
West and East Mongolia united 💙💙
haha that's cool
Oh! Finland also it's one of my favourite countries 🇫🇮💙
@Glorious Turk Yeah... except that Finns don't have Mongolian DNA (in any meaningful proportions). Siberian, yes, a little -- from a long time ago -- which is not surprising because you have ethnic groups speaking Finno-Ugric languages in parts of Siberia.
This whole Finland/Mongolia thing has its origins in the wild and long since discredited theory of a 19th century linguist that Finnish and Mongolian would be distantly related languages. But they are not. End of story.
@@anttisaarilahti3091 swedish nationalists still think this
The old Windows wallpaper reference is actually pretty accurate. I basically took that photo while in Mongolia... except there was a herd of horses in it. Mongolia is an amazing place! It's easily my favourite thatI've been to. ❤️
?ereht depar neeb uoy evaH
Throat singing is awesome
The type of nasal throat singing you displayed is Sygyt. There are also Kagyrraa and Altai throat singing styles. Thanks for the info you're channel is great
Mongol empire intensifies
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red eyed tree frog 0_o
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Thanks a lot guys for promoting Mongolia through well-searched and accurate information. Certainly very informative and fun video to watch :-).
What do the descriptor words "Chimeg" and "khuyag" mean? I know "Erdene" means jewels and "Altan" means gold, but I'm not sure what the other words are :)
@@barbaro267 хуяг=armor Чимэг=finery
@@Lxagwa Thank you!!
mongolia cool place!🇲🇳 from australia🇦🇺
Its not
-random mongolian
Wow Mongolia is very amazing , Greetings from Iran(persia)،I would like to visit Mongolia one day 🇮🇷❤️🇲🇳😅
@@nameless1090 درسته کشور ما نابود کردن ولی بعدش در فرهنگ ما هضم شدن فرهنگ ایرانی به خودشون گرفتن ،بعدش خیلی از حاکم های مغول تبار به ایران خدمت کردن
welcome
dont worry because mongolia will visit you again
Brooo🗿🗿🗿💀💀💀
Love from Turkey 🇹🇷❤🇲🇳 Great country and has great culture
Can you ask tou something. Turkish language came from the Mongolian laguage? Because when i heared Mongolian language its like Turkish! I'm completely wrong😂. But please answer. I'm very curious
@@athanasioskosmas3915 No, but our languages is similar because both languages are Altaic language. Also we have some common names (cengiz, timuçin, batur vb.)
@@yurulenteneke6241 i really didnt know that!😅. We learn something new every day!
Summary of the Article: In this article, seventeen reasons, evidence and proofs from historical sources have been presented and it has been proved that this is proven according to various narrations of "Haceh Reşidüddin Fazlullah", who was the chief vizier of the Mongolian provinces. The mostly documented "Jame al-Tawarikh" and the secret archives of the Mongolian government were compiled: "The Mongols were a people of the Atrak tribes" and, according to the Chinese ambassadors who met with him, Genghis Khan himself. "Chateau Turks" and "qıy" tribe qıy), Plural: Qiyat), was from the "Dukquz Qara Tatar" ("Black Kara Tatar") Turkish tribal union, one of the nine members of the union called "Soldoz". "He lived in a region of the same name in West Azerbaijan, and his mother was a Merkite Turk.
For this reason, according to the sources and the narration of "Abolgazi Bahador Khan", who is one of the khans and descendants of Genghis Khan, in his book "Takhmeh genealogy", Genghis Khan is accepted as an "Uzbek Turk" according to today's standards.
Keywords: Mongolian, Turk, Genghis Khan.
Genghis Khan is the founder of the largest human empire in the world, stretching from east to west from Korea to Poland, from north to south from Siberia to Vietnam and Pakistan.
There is a lot of debate about whether Genghis Khan's behavior and actions were good and bad, good and bad, some call him "bloody Genghis" (1), some call him "divine mercy" (2) and some call him. a "secret of divine secrets" (3). Others call it "God's useless wind" (4) storm.
Now, whether Genghis Khan is "bloody" or "Kaan al-Adil" engraved on the coins of his empire, there is a certain historical truth about him, and that is Islam will not be opposed to converting his family to Islam. any serious obstacle. It was taken by the Genghis Khan dynasty, now known as Gazi (Jihadists), to the city of Kazan in Tatarstan, near Moscow, and the most remote parts of Kazakhstan, Siberia, and Eastern Europe, and vast areas annexed to the main body. your lands. In the hearts of the envoys of the Pope, who tried every means to Christianize the Mongolian shamans and started a new crusade to destroy the Islamic countries with their great power, they converted to Islam and longed for their conversion to Christianity, but they did not succeed!
However, the good and bad thoughts and actions of Genghis Khan are not the subject of this article, this article seeks answers only as an article that is a historical subject. The main reasons historians say Genghis Khan was a Turk, which will be discussed after their listing, are:
1- Genghis Khan did not have a "Mongolian brigade" for face recognition!
2- Genghis Khan's name is a Turkish name!
3- Genghis Khan is famous for his Turkish fame!
4- Genghis Khan thought he was Turkish!
5. Historians of Genghis Khan's time considered him abandoned!
6- Genghis Khan did not know any language other than "Mongolian Turkish"!
7- Genghis Khan's mother was Turkish!
8- Genghis Khan writes poetry in Turkish!
9- Genghis Khan is printing money in Turkish!
10- Genghis Khan wrote a letter in Turkish!
11- Genghis Khan's enemies knew he was gone!
12- Genghis Khan was from the Bozgurd (gray wolf) dynasty, that is, from the Hakan dynasty, "Gok Turk" (Sky Turks)!
13- Genghis Khan was from the second generation Bozgurd of the Turks' Dukuquz Tatar clan (nine Tatars).
14- Genghis Khan was Turkish!
15- The word Mongolian is a Turkish word!
16- Turkish names were abundantly registered in Genghis Khan's family!
17- Today's Mongols are not Mongols, but they think they are Mongols because they are proud of Genghis Khan.
Any way The answer is that the present Mongols do not belong to the Genghis dynasty and are mostly non-Mongols, that is, non-Turks, and many have long called themselves Mongols because of their "boast" and boasting. , for misusing the name of the Mongols.
Khawaja Rashid al-Din Fadlallah, in his book "Historical Society" since he is a contemporary of the same Mongols, repeatedly refers to the abuse of the Mongolian name by "non-Mongols" and even claims that some tribes call it unjustly. "Babur" is older than the Mongolian name "objection", meaning they felt "shame and shame" (54), but abusing their position from the Genghis Khan government, they considered themselves Mongols.
Khaja Rashid al-Din writes: “At this time, due to the government of Jankikiz Khan (Genghis Khan) and Urug (family), other Turkic tribes such as Glaire, Tatars, Averat, Onkut, Kiryat, Neman, Tangut, etc. , each their own. a specific name. It was a special title. They proudly call themselves Mughal although they have rejected this name in the past, and the [interesting] children are now out there and have long thought they attributed the Mongolian name, which it isn't. ”, In ancient times, a people from a group of nomadic Turkic tribes.
Khaja Rashid al-Din explicitly mentions the misuse of the Mongolian name in other pages of his book, and writes in the second part of his book: The Turkic tribes were an ethnic group and this time their government was given to other tribes with their size and glory. a special name for this sentence. (56)
Khaja Rashid al-Din, the vizier of Uljat and Ghazan Khan, once again misuses the names of other tribes of the Mughals in a separate chapter, writing: “There are also tribes from the Bedouin community that have recently become known as Mughals. ”(57)
Despite all the successive and important promises made by the patriarchal minister regarding the abuse of the name of other tribes by the Mongols, most of the Genghis Khan dynasty left Mongolia and the world. Later, instead of "tribes" "like the Mongols" (similar), but "in the old days they were ashamed of this name", but preferred to call themselves "Mongols" at appropriate times. and the lands they occupy are "Mongolia." The main capital of the Turks, where historical inscriptions such as the "Kuok Turks" of the Turkish tribes were removed, and with all patience and pride, is known as "Utkin" in the same lands.
However, the Khalkha, Han, Manchu, Hui and Dor tribes live in the country, which is now known as "Mongolia". However, "Inner Mongolia" still houses only 17% of its population of 24 million. These are called Mongols and the rest are "non-Mongolian" tribes It is natural that the Turks also have large and diverse communities in Western Mongolia. That is, even the "fake Mughal" makes up no more than 17% of the Mongolian population, and the remaining 83% are not Mongols or Turks.
3:43 made me laugh out loud bc when I was visiting home (darkhan) and going to the countryside I took so many photos and they all ended up looking like the windows background
Yes
I Love Mongolia ♥️♥️ I really wanna visit it ( only in summers 😂) love from Turkey
Welcome to Mongolia
@Temuulen Ochirbat turks earn 7 Times more money then mongols
u shouldn't visit mongolia in winter because of pollution
funda cüre welcome to our country if you want to visit my country i can help you
in summer mongolia is beautiful
May I express my love for the Mongolian Nation. Love from Navajo Nation! 🇲🇳❤️
I've seen more than 100 country's and Mongolia will always be my favorite it's amazing! Mongolians are the nicest people I've ever met!!!
You get nice Mongolians but unfortunately you get many many Mongolian Cowboys or as we call them ‘Uher Mongols’ or Orks.
@@tuguldurbaatar үнэн үнэн
@@tuguldurbaatar True
Tuguldur Baatar pizda chi yg goliin olood helchlee 😂
Greetings Mongolia from Italia
Fra321 Greetings From Mongolia! 🇲🇳 🇮🇹
Thank You
My christian brother why you love muslims ?
@@Gabriel-zw3rn That's the biggest problem with christians. He can like whoever he wants to. Give him freedom. I love christians because they are really wise and our religion is almost the same but you're not a true christian because i have alot of christian friends and they treat everyone with love and respect.
Tnx ^^
Wow Aimaq in kazakh also means a region)))Jut same meaning and word,Darkhan we have a name in Kazakh for men.
Hello to Mongolia ❤️❤️❤️❤️
From Kazakhstan 🇰🇿
Mongols and Kazakhs are same in some stuff
Hi from mongolia my mom's Kazakh so I'm kinda related to you guys
uhiop poim we are nagashy for u then bro 👍🏻
@Jambo Enzo tf you smoking bro?!?! MONGOLIA IS ASIAN
@@aikawo9712 mongolians and kazakhs one blood. U guys dont say Turkic, it is not Turkey. It is Tureg.
Today a gas truck explosion happened in Ulaanbaatar and 6 people were dead. Pray for Mongolia. 🇲🇳 🙏
What a nice introduction! Thank you team 🙏
Wow you guys really did good research. Impressed by the pronunciation of the Mongolian words you guys, clap clap. Very informative and almost accurate. Good job 👍🏻.
Bro, Mongolia is such a cool place, I need to visit that country
@Хулан Эрдэнэбаяр why?
@Хулан Эрдэнэбаяр ok, thanks for your advice
@@sueco_r yes
@@sueco_r what did he sayyyy
@@ræeßo he said something about visiting Mongolian in a specific season, but I can't remember which one he was talking about
Love Mongolia from Hungary
In my opinion, it's a cool place
Magyarorszag? :D
Köszönöm brother, from Mongolia 🇲🇳❤🇭🇺
So much cool info about the country. First heard of Mongolia in my geography class back in 5th grade when we were introduced to the Taklamakan desert. And then of Genguis Khan and Kublai Khan's conquests in our history lessons. Much love from India to all Mongolians!!!
Mongolians take wrestling very seriously. Not just the guy mentioned 12:41 (68th Yokozuna Asashoryu), but 69th Yokozuna Hakuho*, 70th Yokozuna Harumafuji and 71st Yokozuna Kakuryu (plus several non-Yokozuna guys like Sekiwake Ichinojo and Kyokutenho) are all Mongolian, and have been dominating Sumo lately.
*Hakuho holds nearly every major Sumo record, and his father was 6x Naadam champion and Olympic silver medalist for freestyle wrestling.
Because it's their Japanese names for sumo
Actually there is a female sumo federation but is not recognized by the males. The top wrestlers is a woman from Mongolia.
Love from South Korea ❤️ Mongols, Koreans,Japans,Manchus we are east Asian family
Don't ever relate mongols to manchus.
what the hell is manchus? never heard of it
Yes !!!!!Yuan empre and Mongol empre again !!!!! hha
@@brrrn7927 Manchus were median between Mongols and Koreans. Gave us hard time for 2~3centuries, we all know. They’re genetically most similar to Mongolians, it’s true. Today, they are non-existent which sucks. Mongolia and Manchus could have combined together and created big nation with ocean access which borders Russia, China and Korea.
Then we could ask USA for help.
That’s my fantasy.
dont talk about Manchus with Mongolians
Mongolic country
1.Mongolia
2.Inner mogolia
3.Buryat
4.Tuvan
5.kalmykia
I have studied with couple of Mongolian people in Moscow. They were pretty cool) I have attended several Mongolian festivals and they were awesome) Hope to visit this place in the future)
Fikret Abdinov what are Mongolians like? If you didn’t know they were Mongolian, would you think they are Chinese?
Faith tbh I have not seen so many Asian people in my life, but from what I have seen I can say that Mongolian people are more dark-skinned and look more like Central Asian folks ( for instance Uzbek people), when Chinese people have a lighter skin and tend to have more narrow facial features. Although, the language is quite different. Mongolian language has some similar words with Turkic languages what I can identify as the Azeri speaker.
actually you can go to buryatia too, (my grandpa was a buryat) i went to buryatia once and i can say its pretty similar.
Mongolia has so much space and less people! Perfect for physical distancing in this Corona virus era.
coronah is gonna go extinct at this rate in mongolia because our patients are recovering fast and we are starting to choke on masks xD
Know 10k peapol so sad 😲😢
welp not in the main city ;-;
@@timexyemerald6290 what a joke
@@gorobarob1605 its rising so fast now tho and the deaths too
I dont know why but i really like mongolia its very cool
Greetings from Germany🇩🇪
Hi, bin halb deutsch halb mongolisch und ich freu mich das du die Mongolei cool findest 👍🏻 bin aber bis jetzt nur 3 mal dort gewesen 🥲
sain uu
yes
@@Jasmine_Greatforest I'm a little scared of Mongolia, what's more, Genghis khan every time I remember that person I remember many children
@@psyduck7174 why dude that guy was a legend he created a hole country man and invaded China and China was so scared they built the great wall of china
Every time i learn something about Mongolia it just makes me love the place even more
Thank you so much for making this video! It's so informative and interesting. You guys did a great job introducing Mongolia. I'm Mongolian and your knowledge about the country is exceptional.
Gotta love Mongolia ><
Also, Ken's my favourite co-host.
I mean, do you live here in Mongolia or something? It was really good!!! Even about the new airport. Good job team! This was the most accurate video about 🇲🇳that i have ever seen on UA-cam.
Important: Ken was not fired! For now...
Uh... "important" and "Ken" don't really work together in the same sentence
@@Toastmaster_5000 Ahahah.. C'mon Ken is important! He does the animation! At least, until he is fired! And now: Ken back to his dark room!
My uncle is the architect of the new airport :)
Tell him to build some housing around it.
That's cool
Why is there nothing around the airport?
@@zhaolute. I don't know.
@@categories5066 ask him
Mongolia seems so awesome. For some reason I've always wanted to go there. And after watching this video I want to go there even more! The vast open space landscapes, the scarcity of people (and crowds), the abundance of wildlife (especially horses) and the rich history and culture of the people all sound so inviting! One day..
Anna Lisa Marten all good but it is not for the faint hearted. Think of Bear Grylls for real and only source of food outside the 3 main cities is boiled Fatty Mutton, Fatty Mutton soup and Fatty Mutton with Noodles and salted tea, fermented horse milk and dry cheese curds. No toilets or shower only nature. Temp can go from +30 daytime to -5 at night in mid summer and snow is common during June. If you can handle the extremes you will love it :)
Tuguldur Baatar 30 degrees doesn’t seem very warm
Im a mongolia person
You might regret going there
Over Load first of all love the name
Second, why wouldn’t someone want to go to Mongolia?
9:41 They didn’t “adopt” it, they were forced to learn the Acrylic alphabet back when the USSR still existed. Minor nitpick, the rest of this video was very educational!