Asia is so incredibly diverse. If there isn't any pandemic going on, I have so much plans on exploring and experiencing the cultures of Asia. One day 🤞🏼
Fun fact: More than 50% of Ottoman lands were in continental Europe for nearly 100 years before the conquest of Mesopotamia and Egypt in 1517 (it doubled the size of lands)
@Evop Fx sulayman was a harem controlled sheep. His wealth came all from his father and sulaymans kids managed nothing outcluding the start of the downfall era of the ottomans. Change my mind
@@maxbeckmann3063 no Suleiman conquered Belgrade, Hungary, Romania and Iraq. He was the best ruler of his dynasty though not the best conqueror. His successors were mostly trash, I admit that.
That's right, ottomans does not belong in this list. Their 50% territory including their capital were in Europe, and their affairs were mostly with Europe as well
@@maxbeckmann3063 it is true and wrong at the same time he was a military genious but off course yavuz sultan selim was a great leader since he was the only ottoman sultan who filled ottoman treasury fully but you need to remember suleiman expanded empires might to hungary to tunisia to somalia
@@ShubhamMishrabro actually I want to say that when mongol conquered most of Asia but they are unable to capture Indian subcontinent genhis Khan attacked India but the then Sultan of India repusled his attack also when later Mongols attacked India 4 times they were repusled by Alauddin khilji
Love these, hopefully this channel does more groundbreaking content. A story on aristocratic non royal European houses like Mountbatten would be nice. Or an overview of royal titles. Sounds weird but I don't know how to word it, 100 likes if you want this made!
Hey my predictions for the top 2 were right! Clearly I had the most input for this video out of the accounts who participated so HA! Great video! I stopped my homework just to watch. Thanks for letting me have some input!
I think you didn't read history before AD. You forget Asoka the great "Maurya Empire who controlled 5 million km² with highly density population with 50% population of Asia of Indian subcontinent with most prosperous dynasty in history of world. His kingdom had 80% economy of world in 3rd century BC mainly cause of millions ton of Gold in each temple, Diamonds, precious stones and fertile land of indus-gangatic plane. He is the one who spread Buddhism in Asia and believe to everyone prosperous in his Nation.
Fun fact, the House of Yi is still hanging around in South Korea and they hold annual public ceremonies where they pretend to still be kings and pay homage to the shrines of previous kings. And currently they're having a succession crisis where two people are fighting over who is the legitimate faux monarch.
@Minhothekiller121 sad how Koreans got divided eventho they did nothing......... dont wish for reunification though cause it might kill your strong economy
While in the Air Force, I was fortunate enough to travel to India and see the Taj Mahal. Surprisingly visiting the Red Fort was just as impressive. It was the Mogul's Empire seat of power in the city of Agra and was amazing. It wasn't as meticulously maintained as the Taj Mahal, but had way more history in the walls!
Many of the old walls and chambers of red fort were destroyed in the First Indian Revolt of 1857 so a lot of the good part of that palace is just lost now.
And imagine, this is the stuff of India that is famous because it was built by outsiders but India has been a very ancient empire and our true beauties were built way before and were way more impressive. Also, the Red Fort, the more famous one at least is in Delhi, today the red fort in Agra is just called as the Agra fort. The best forts in India would actually be either the Maratha forts or the Rajput forts, the Chittorgarh fort and Kumbalgarh forts are especially remarkable.
I totally agree with Indian Agenda. Western still believe that Mughals Made the India. They still need to learn how a small rebel groups from mountains, brought down 400 years of Mughals Reign. Maratha Empire at some point of time owned 900 forts across India.
@@polarisdefacto9208 Forget westerners, even many Indians believe that Mughals were the main power until the arrival of the British but the truth is that all the Mughals controlled after the mid-1700s was the interior of the Red fort which was only symbolic while it was the Marathas that controlled most of central and north India. The marathas even practically controlled Delhi though it was kept as Mughal region symbolically.
Chola dynasty from Tamil Nadu(South India)is one of the powerful dynasties in the ancient world. During the period 1010-1153, the Chola territories stretched from the islands of the Maldives in the south to as far north as the banks of the Godavari River in A.P. Rajaraja Chola conquered peninsular South India annexed parts of Sri lanka and occupied the islands of the Maldives. Rajendra Chola sent a victorious expedition to North India that touched the river Ganges and defeated the Pala ruler of Patilaputra, Mahipala. He also successfully invaded cities of Srivijaya of Malaysia & Indonesia(Java islands)
@Hindu Tiger Chatrapathi Shivaji Maharaj Chola empire with their powerful navy captured & ruled upto Cambodia. Thats why Tamils living in those countries for the past 1000 years.
@Hindu Tiger Chatrapathi Shivaji Maharaj Chola navy I am talking about is, which was in the 10th century, which conquered regions upto Cambodia. That was the most powerful Navy of the East.
Although you are looking at Aisa, your framework is indeed very Eurocentric, concepts such as 'Houses' and 'Medieval' are pure European concept that should not be the major focus when studying Asia's history, especially East Asia.
how are houses a solely european concept? Hereditary dynasties exist all throughout asia and the rest of the world's history. They way not be called houses, but they are the same idea.
The criteria that he used for Thai dynasty is that "they were never colonized by europe" I mean man you really wasted a position when you could have better alternatives like Sassanids Or Seljuqs who had much larger influence.
In asia i wud say there were 5 main branches of dinasties that played great influence troughout its history,they are : 1. Islamic/middle eastern dynasties/chaliphates 2. Hindu kingdoms of india 3. Various chinese dynasties 4. Mongol dynasties and its ultimate derivatives 5. Multiple southeast asian dynasties
Japanese kingdom only counted in recent asian history trough its sphere of influence during its world war 2 heyday,which didn't last long enough to make a lasting impact into asian sociohistorical imprint at large,so it's still left so much to discuss wether it deserves to be placed in such a high position in this list
India does not equal Hindu. Although majority of the dynasties of India were hindu dynasties, there were also many buddhist, jain, muslim and even one sikh dyansty.
@@dwarasamudra8889 yeah but the root of hinduism planted deep in indian soil,one could argue that even budhism have its origins from once a hindu society
The last person of the Borjigin that had the title of Khan was killed by Stalin. Edit: Should also note that the last ruler of a country was Mohammed Alim Khan of the Emirate of Bukhara. He's from a cadet branch of the Borjigin and direct descendant of Genghis Khan.
Another great video from what is probably the best chart based history channel on UA-cam! 😉 Thank you for asking your peers for feedback! I was happy to contribute and hope this video gets lots of views. I literally stopped watching the new episode of _Law & Order: Special Victims Unit_ to post this comment. Yes, seriously! Finally, as a question to everyone else watching the video, which Asian dynasty do each of you think is the greatest of all time and why?
I think the Quraysh tribe were by far the greatest dynasty just because of the influence they had and still have. Even the number one pick, Borjigin dynasty became considerably muslim after only a little time after coming in contact with muslim caliphates. and almost all other dynasties in the video (except the far east) did go on to have considerable muslim populations.
Thank you, thank you! for sharing the history of mankind in an illustrated way. I really enjoyed watching and listening. I am a visual learner. I was born in Turkey and living in the USA. History is very interesting especially when it is shown in illustrated such colorful charts. We are living in a time that is troubled everywhere in our world. I was getting depressed with all the restrictions of Covid19; learning about history cheered me up! I will continue watching all the other videos on your channel.
@@emiliobutragueno5464 but you forgot János Hunyadi and his son King Matthias who used the Hussite chariots against the janissary. 😉 When a Turkish kid behaved nasty the parents said to them that Janos Hunyadi will take away. So he was the Boogie Man for the Ottomans.
@@shafqatishan437 please, read my previous comment, yeah, Mongol Empire lived shortly but its shard continued to... Well they were fighting each other although they had one Borjigin dinasty
@ABABIALIL are you Mongol? I think you are not.. You know that barlas tribe is taking roots to grandson of Haidu khaan of Hamag Mongols, Barulatai, so OBVIOUSLY THAT BARLAS CLAN APPEARED MUCH EARLIER (nearly 1100) Have you heard of Khubilai-noyon? He is one of Chingis' nökhörs (comrades), who invaded Central Asia, he is from Barlas clan too
Joseon dynasty was established in 1392 and ended in 1910. tributary state of Ming(1392~1636) tributary state of Qing(1636~1882) vassal state of Qing(1882~1894) elevation to empire in 1897. protectorate of Japanese empire(1905~1910) annexed by Japanese empire in 1910.
@@drswag0076 A king is nothing more than a hereditary dictator ruling for life (if things go well for him, of course). The word 'dictator' has a bad, dirty vibe, while the word 'king' has a clean aura, but both are the same garbage.
@@drswag0076 Yes there's Kim dynasty in the north of Korean peninsula. And they also call themselves Joseon whilst south Korea calls themselves Hanguk(한국).
I see Majapahit flag (5 red & 4 white lines) on thumbnail. No Majapahit in the list, so why is it shown up on thumbnail? Well, not 10 greatest list, maybe Majapahit is in the 20 greatest list.
The thumbnail has 20 flags. This could be considered the “top 20”, but was probably there so you wouldn’t know 100% of the list before you clicked on the video.
A wonderfully well researched video, so informative and knowledgeable. Hope we keep getting similar information on World history in future too. Thanks so much for sharing your historical knowledge with us.
Amazing video! The Jordanian Royal family can Verifiably trace their line to Quraysh , they do have a family tree up to the quraysh with each individual even on Wikipedia (they were the sharifs of mecca) . The morrocan house might also have a family tree.
@@omarmuhammed4171 is in petra it was just drestoyed because of their wicked deeds and a piece of that black stone went to pressent day mecca otherwise its in Petra
7. qing had taiwan also it's probably a good time to introduce the concept of "han" since "chinese" at this point represents all 56 ethnic groups in "china"
@@goodmorning8526 In case you didnt know. It was tried many times in the past. That's more likely the reason for the "finally". For us Turks it was finally in both meanings :)
@@cheeminthao6535 I think you didn't read history before AD. You forget Asoka the great "Maurya Empire who controlled 5 million km² with highly density population with 50% population of Asia of Indian subcontinent with most prosperous dynasty in history of world. His kingdom had 80% economy of world in 3rd century BC mainly cause of millions ton of Gold in each temple, Diamonds, precious stones and fertile land of indus-gangatic plane. He is the one who spread Buddhism in Asia and believe to everyone prosperous in his Nation.
@@cheeminthao6535 I think you didn't read history before AD. You forget Asoka the great "Maurya Empire who controlled 5 million km² with highly density population with 50% population of Asia of Indian subcontinent with most prosperous dynasty in history of world. His kingdom had 80% economy of world in 3rd century BC mainly cause of millions ton of Gold in each temple, Diamonds, precious stones and fertile land of indus-gangatic plane. He is the one who spread Buddhism in Asia and believe to everyone prosperous in his Nation.
@@rankingresearchdata LOL did you not listen in the beginning of the video. He said medieval and AD Asian dynasties. Let me guess, you got your info source from Kings and Generals
I was more excited for the cliff hanger like the way you had for european dynasty list. Everybody knows Mongol were the greatest. Anyways , great work as usual !!
@@EvoSwatch He mentioned at the beggening of the video that only médiéval and modern dynasties were included If he didn't include majapahit thats his own personal opinion after looking at the facts
You mentioned the ways in which the Mongols may have paved the way for the European Renaissance, but neglected to mention the same for the Ottomans. By conquering Constantinople, many of the greatest minds from the Roman Empire were forced to flee further west into Europe, bringing historical documents and greater education with them. This has been attributed as one of the factors that went in to triggering the Renaissance.
The informed comment I was looking for! The year 1453 is widely considered as an end of an era, and a beginning of a new Era. This should have been equally stressed out from an otherwise very informative video once again.
One of my buddy is a male-line descendant of Tang Taizong; for me, my paternal grandmother is an agnatic descendant of Liu Bang, the 1st Emperor of Han Dynasty
I recommend to mention sue and tang dynasty of china and korea's goguryeo. I consider these as one of the most powerful kingdoms in asia that existed, because these country had massive war between the nations. The sue china had invaded goguryeo with over million men, not even once. They have repeated several times and this continues up to tang dyansty. But the fun thing is the goguryeo, a country that was over northern korean peninsula and machuria, managed to defeat them most of the time. This was really a incredible act, as no nation really had power to enlist THAT amount of army until WW1, not even mongolians did like that. and the invasion of sue dynasty on goguryeo was still a failure. The war between sue and goguryeo was recorded as a biggest war in world history until WW1, and this shows how strong these two nation (sue/tang and goguryeo) was.
Such idiotery makes me laugh! Yes. Please. Let´s have a look at the african and austrialian high culture and their dynasties. (I am not interested in South and Middle American History and Stories also (mainly because of their ritual homicides systems), but there is something you can be impressed about, there are some craftmenship and achievements and development. And once more the driver of all mental development seems to be the soil and the food and the requirements of agriculture.)
@@Normal_user_coniven yes in the different islands that lie in the Pacific and the groups that live there such as the Aborigines, the polynesians and the melanesians
the hangeul script created by king sejong is really interesting because it is one of the most recently-created writing systems (developed in the 15th century) and it was specifically developed to be easy to learn. prior to the invention of hangeul, most people could not read/write because the korean language was written with hanja/chinese characters and only wealthy people could afford the education needed to learn it. so king sejong made an easy script (hangeul has an alphabet with consonants and vowels rather than logograms) to increase the literacy of the common people. in more recent years, some cultures with unwritten languages tried to adopt hangeul for their languages, as well, although i don't think any of those projects were successful. anyway, all of this is to say the joseon dynasty and sejong specifically were really important!
Um no mention of Goguryeo? Goguryeo actually lasted longer, about 700 years, it ruled over not just the Korean peninsula but also Manchuria. Infact the empires that came after and the different people were originally ruled under this empire. The ancestors of Koreans as well as the mohe who became the jurchen, who in turn became the Manchu were all living in this kingdom. And Goguryeo also rivaled the empires in China proper, it's legacy were the kingdoms of Balhae, Baekje, and Goryeo, and one of it's people the mohe, went on to found the qin empire ruled by the Manchu. The name Goguryeo was the origin of the name Goryeo with Korea derives it's modern name. And Chinese sources say it lasted 909 years. It's culture and artifacts played major roles in not just Korean history but also the history of Japan and Manchuria.
Great review, awesome maps. And I couldn't agree more on your top 3 picks, and how close they are on the list. One thing worth mentioning about Timurides is that they are not considered descendants of Borjigin. It was due to this fact, that Tamerlane could not be called a "khan" but only an "emir". He took a wife from the Ghengisides and was named Temur hurgen, which meant son-in-law (to Ghengisides). Temur was one of the most powerful men in mankind history, some say even matched to the most successful of the Ghengisid khans, but he was never entitled to be a "khan". Thats how strong the Ghengis's will was, even after he was long gone.
Ah ,many territories are missing in Chola empire 🤷🏾 They covered all the borders up to Indonesia ,they ruled Cambodia ,Burma ,Bengal and parts of Philippines too . The Bengal sea ,that day is called as “chola lake “
Chola dont rule Java smh. During Chola attack on Srivijaya, Java rule by Airlangga Dinasty which combination of Sanjaya Dinasty of Old Mataram and Bali Dinasty
I wanna add that Chola had an unquantifiable influence on Southeast Asia, it is undeniable when you look at the traditional Thai/Burmese/Khmer/Java/etc. artwork. It was around the height of the Chola Empire that Sanskrit and Pali vocabulary started to be incorporated into Southeast Asian languages.
@@ShubhamMishrabro yes I agree, I personally very much enjoy Vijaynagar’s history and specially is contacts with the Portuguese (I speak personally speak Portuguese) but they had like 4 different dynasties, and the video was about dynasties
Vijayanagr Empire was made of multiple dynasties and the empire didn't last very long. The Empire only lasted for about 220 years from the mid 14th century until 1565. After that, the aravidu dyansty was way too weak to be considered an empire
Add the Indian flag to the Mughal dyansty. They became Indians after third emperor Akbar. All the emperors, from the third emperor onwards were born in India and had Indian Rajput mothers.
@@dwarasamudra8889 The Ottoman descendants today are British citizens, doesnt make the Ottoman dynasty British. Stop your stupid BJP Hindu fascism. Mughals were Muslims and spoke Chagatai (Turkic language), the founder Timur was born in today's Uzbekistan and he certainly died there as well, which is all that matters. Origins are what matters.
Some historians say that Li family is mixed between Xianbei and Han Chinese. But by the time Li family became the ruling class of Tang dynasty, They had already lost their Xianbei heritage and completely sinicised. So i'd call them just Han Chinese dynasty.
stormfront always calls tang dynasty a 'foreign dynasty'. i laugh everytime. just because the founder married a turkic woman doesn't mean the line is foreign. besides, the founder and his sons were well into han culture already, and there is a source that says xianbei people were half han already. the royal house being part turkic is a minor detail.
@@sinoroman It doesn't matter much for modern Chinese chauvinists because they can claim England has been the part of China. In real history, Xianbei and Wu Hu raped and destroyed Northern China as much as Qing dynasty did during the transition period. Many great Han people died and were forcefully displaced by nomadic tribes. Han women were raped, so it's highly improbable that there is such thing as pure Han existed after the nomadic conquests. House of Li was under the rule and tutelage of Xianbei for many decades, so it's highly improbable that they are even pure Han anymore. It is also a tradition for any Chinese dynasty to rewrite history to fit their narrative. Again, Chinese historians generally accept that House of Li is Xianbei, and they don't care much. House of Li is as much foreign as House of Aisin Gioro, and many modern Chinese leaders are Manchurian anyway. Yeah, there is nothing really bad from this fact.
Cholas pandyas and chera are mentioned in periplus of erithrian sea, Ashoka pillar and by megesthenus's indica which sums up their longetivity to more than 2600 years so the information here is not precisely calculated
I'm actually surprised that you didn't include the house of Timur-Baber in the house of Borjigin as Timer is a direct descendant of Gheghis Khan. (Opps commented too soon)
Timur was not a direct descendant of Chinggis Khan. He was descended from an ancestor of Chinggis (it was like his great-great-grandfather or something like that). Babur though was descended from the Borjigin AFAIK.
It’s complicated. While Timur isn’t descended from Genghis Khan, Babur is due to Timur marrying a descendent of the Genghis on the Chagatid line. So... I’m not sure what you’d consider him.
@@anonymous1582 still the same house, Khan Ambaghai was from house borjigin. Timur was the descendant of khan ambaghai. Borjigin house was created by borte wolf and goo maral. Which is a wolf and deer.
Yes but no, his paternal house has roots from Borjigins, but it doesn't count (he wasn't descendant of Chingis) However he contributed this gap thanks to marriage to princess of Chingis house, so he deserved a rang of "gurgen" (son-in-law)
Thank you for the video. And i like the that you brought both the Umayad and the Abbased in one house, a lot of people don't know that both of them are cousins. And you don't have to go back all the way to (Quraish) to make them relatives. 1 - Umaya son of Abd Shams Son of Abd Manaf 2 - Al-Abas son of Abd Al-Montalib son of Hashem Son of Abd Manaf They Both meet at Abd Manaf.
Exactly, my friend, and Quraysh was a tribe in Mecca working on a wide commercial network with the surrounding empires such as Byzantine, Sassanid, Aksum and the kingdoms of Yemen. Mecca before Islam was a holy commercial and religious city. These factors helped Quraysh to be a strong Arab tribe and then Kings (Caliphs) of the Arab Empire 🇸🇦
Yi family was not founded in hamhung. Yi seong-gye was the 22nd descendant of jeonju-yi family founder yi han. Who worked for united silla in 8th century.
First of all, very nice worık... Thank you. I just found your channel and I'm very happy about it. About the video: Osman's other name is known to be "Ataman" which means "Leader" and is also the base of the name Ottoman - Ataman For us Turks; Timur and Genkhis (Cengiz=Warrior) Khan (Han=Leader) are also ancestors. Or lets just say, we believe we are all members of a Great Tri-national Turkic Family. Which is why you can still find their names given to our children. This is also valid for Attila too...
If the house of Yamato ruled from 509 AD up until today, shouldn't the total reigning time be 1511+ years now instead of 1481+? I mean, it's still "more than 1481" so in a way it's not wrong but still weird and you'd expect the '+' to signify that it's still not over yet and could go on for even longer.
It seems that 1481 is the number of years up to the end of Hirohito's reign as he died in 1989 without abdicating. A strange decision to do that but at least it makes sense if he didn't calculate it and simply took the number that was on an outdated source that didn't include Akihito's rule.
The Liu family that established the Han Dynasty was quite prominent too. Even after the end of their 400 years , one of their descendants (Liu Yu) established the state of Song (Liu Song)
Prediction of Dynasties: The Thai Dynasty The Aisin-Gioro Dynasty The Yamato Dynasty The Tang Dynasty The Ming Dynasty The Timurids The Ottomans Genghis Khans Dynasty. Muhammad's Dynasty The Abbasids. The Seljuqs.
If you think about it, it was daryush who thought the chinese the can travel over here by building that fuckin silk road. They were living their lives why did he remind them that any Iran existed?
Yi/Rhee/Lee is also 李(Li in romanized Chinese via Mandarin/Lee in romanized Chinese via Cantonese) in Hanja, or Chinese characters used in Korea. In [Korean] Hang(e)ul, Yi is 이 whereas Lee/Rhee is 리.
Hum romanization and hangeul have no link regarding that Best counter example is Rhee Syngman/이승만 English romanization as a whole isn't consistent and can't really indicate anything The 이/리 issue comes from a language shift only present in Korean spoken in south Korea (all the ㄹ and some ㄴ in Hanja reading have shifted to ㅇ or ㄴ when in initial position) 李 is 이 in south Korean while it's 리 anywhere else (north korea, yanbian area in China, Zainichi in Japan,...) Same shift that : 래일 - > 내일 녀자 - > 여자 리용 - > 이용 ...
Can you so one solely on the Indian Subcontinent please. It's one of the richest the world has ever seen and largely not taught. If i get 100 likes, do we get one 🙏🙏🙏
Loved the video, but I would also include the Shah Dynasty which ruled Grokha from 1559-1768 Gorkha and Nepal 1768-2008 , meaning it ruled for 449 years, also it controlled much of the northern Indian Sub-Continent At It's Peak, from Garwhal To Sikkim and parts of East Bengal And Southern Tibet To Northern Patna and Parts Of UP at it's peak, the kingdom is mainly known for the pagoda style architecture which was founded in the locality. The pagoda style itself was founded within the dynasty's borders long before it existed and has spread all the way to Japan, China,etc. (Please correct me if anything in wrong, my sources are a kind of suspicious textbook)
Is it possible to do one on Africa?
If one hundred people like your comment, I will.
@@UsefulCharts ok
@@UsefulCharts guys like the comment!!
@@UsefulCharts we can do this lads
This will be hard
Asia is so incredibly diverse. If there isn't any pandemic going on, I have so much plans on exploring and experiencing the cultures of Asia. One day 🤞🏼
Which countries?
@@Chicodon008 IDK the ones in Asia I think.
Come to Uzbekistan :)
@troy krentzs I would say most South East Asian countries are heaven of saving money for tourists
Come to Malaysia. but if u using Israel passport can't enter
Fun fact: More than 50% of Ottoman lands were in continental Europe for nearly 100 years before the conquest of Mesopotamia and Egypt in 1517 (it doubled the size of lands)
Aggressive expansion was just a number for yavuz sultan selim xD
@Evop Fx sulayman was a harem controlled sheep. His wealth came all from his father and sulaymans kids managed nothing outcluding the start of the downfall era of the ottomans. Change my mind
@@maxbeckmann3063 no Suleiman conquered Belgrade, Hungary, Romania and Iraq. He was the best ruler of his dynasty though not the best conqueror. His successors were mostly trash, I admit that.
That's right, ottomans does not belong in this list. Their 50% territory including their capital were in Europe, and their affairs were mostly with Europe as well
@@maxbeckmann3063 it is true and wrong at the same time he was a military genious but off course yavuz sultan selim was a great leader since he was the only ottoman sultan who filled ottoman treasury fully but you need to remember suleiman expanded empires might to hungary to tunisia to somalia
Sri Vijayas : we are the powerful empire in Malay archipelago , and we will take control of spice route .
Cholas : YES...
Proud Chola Empire of India
Asians King:- I'm the Big
Another Asian king:- No I'm the Bigger one.
Genghis khan:- SHUT UP kidds...😎
Sultanate of India:Allow me to Introduce myself
@@historyeditz8326 what mongol was biggest so how his Sultanate joke applicable here
@@ShubhamMishrabro actually I want to say that when mongol conquered most of Asia but they are unable to capture Indian subcontinent genhis Khan attacked India but the then Sultan of India repusled his attack also when later Mongols attacked India 4 times they were repusled by Alauddin khilji
Mamluk n Delhi be like
Raden Wijaya: So you have chosen death.
Hope you'll tackle Africa next, there were a lot of powerful and long last dynasties there.
Bingo.
Ethiopia wins?
Upvote people.
Africa is boring
@@abdullah7502 Not for long.
Love these, hopefully this channel does more groundbreaking content. A story on aristocratic non royal European houses like Mountbatten would be nice. Or an overview of royal titles.
Sounds weird but I don't know how to word it, 100 likes if you want this made!
I'd definitely be interested in *that* video!
Greetings from Battenberg, Germany.
Hey my predictions for the top 2 were right! Clearly I had the most input for this video out of the accounts who participated so HA! Great video! I stopped my homework just to watch. Thanks for letting me have some input!
Hi! Great video!
I think you didn't read history before AD. You forget Asoka the great "Maurya Empire who controlled 5 million km² with highly density population with 50% population of Asia of Indian subcontinent with most prosperous dynasty in history of world. His kingdom had 80% economy of world in 3rd century BC mainly cause of millions ton of Gold in each temple, Diamonds, precious stones and fertile land of indus-gangatic plane. He is the one who spread Buddhism in Asia and believe to everyone prosperous in his Nation.
Fun fact, the House of Yi is still hanging around in South Korea and they hold annual public ceremonies where they pretend to still be kings and pay homage to the shrines of previous kings. And currently they're having a succession crisis where two people are fighting over who is the legitimate faux monarch.
That's kinda pathetic, not gonna lie.
was the first Yi lord distributed from China's Ming dynasty?
This reminds me the pathetic pretenders to the throne of France
Sad
@Minhothekiller121 sad how Koreans got divided eventho they did nothing......... dont wish for reunification though cause it might kill your strong economy
While in the Air Force, I was fortunate enough to travel to India and see the Taj Mahal. Surprisingly visiting the Red Fort was just as impressive. It was the Mogul's Empire seat of power in the city of Agra and was amazing. It wasn't as meticulously maintained as the Taj Mahal, but had way more history in the walls!
Many of the old walls and chambers of red fort were destroyed in the First Indian Revolt of 1857 so a lot of the good part of that palace is just lost now.
And imagine, this is the stuff of India that is famous because it was built by outsiders but India has been a very ancient empire and our true beauties were built way before and were way more impressive. Also, the Red Fort, the more famous one at least is in Delhi, today the red fort in Agra is just called as the Agra fort. The best forts in India would actually be either the Maratha forts or the Rajput forts, the Chittorgarh fort and Kumbalgarh forts are especially remarkable.
I totally agree with Indian Agenda. Western still believe that Mughals Made the India. They still need to learn how a small rebel groups from mountains, brought down 400 years of Mughals Reign. Maratha Empire at some point of time owned 900 forts across India.
@@polarisdefacto9208 Forget westerners, even many Indians believe that Mughals were the main power until the arrival of the British but the truth is that all the Mughals controlled after the mid-1700s was the interior of the Red fort which was only symbolic while it was the Marathas that controlled most of central and north India. The marathas even practically controlled Delhi though it was kept as Mughal region symbolically.
@Mohammed Afraz Here comes the defender 😂
Chola dynasty from Tamil Nadu(South India)is one of the powerful dynasties in the ancient world. During the period 1010-1153, the Chola territories stretched from the islands of the Maldives in the south to as far north as the banks of the Godavari River in A.P. Rajaraja Chola conquered peninsular South India annexed parts of Sri lanka and occupied the islands of the Maldives. Rajendra Chola sent a victorious expedition to North India that touched the river Ganges and defeated the Pala ruler of Patilaputra, Mahipala. He also successfully invaded cities of Srivijaya of Malaysia & Indonesia(Java islands)
Cholas are definitely underrated. I think kushan and pala too
@@ShubhamMishrabro The Rashtrakutas, Satvahans, Chalukyas, Gurjara Pratiharas, Bengal Sultanate and Eastern Ganga Dyansty are really underrated too
And the only Indian Empire who had a powerful navy.
@Hindu Tiger Chatrapathi Shivaji Maharaj Chola empire with their powerful navy captured & ruled upto Cambodia. Thats why Tamils living in those countries for the past 1000 years.
@Hindu Tiger Chatrapathi Shivaji Maharaj Chola navy I am talking about is, which was in the 10th century, which conquered regions upto Cambodia. That was the most powerful Navy of the East.
Although you are looking at Aisa, your framework is indeed very Eurocentric, concepts such as 'Houses' and 'Medieval' are pure European concept that should not be the major focus when studying Asia's history, especially East Asia.
how are houses a solely european concept? Hereditary dynasties exist all throughout asia and the rest of the world's history. They way not be called houses, but they are the same idea.
houses and medieval totally apply when they existed at the same time period. they're contemporaries to make sense for a western audience.
The criteria that he used for Thai dynasty is that "they were never colonized by europe" I mean man you really wasted a position when you could have better alternatives like Sassanids Or Seljuqs who had much larger influence.
In asia i wud say there were 5 main branches of dinasties that played great influence troughout its history,they are :
1. Islamic/middle eastern dynasties/chaliphates
2. Hindu kingdoms of india
3. Various chinese dynasties
4. Mongol dynasties and its ultimate derivatives
5. Multiple southeast asian dynasties
Japanese kingdom only counted in recent asian history trough its sphere of influence during its world war 2 heyday,which didn't last long enough to make a lasting impact into asian sociohistorical imprint at large,so it's still left so much to discuss wether it deserves to be placed in such a high position in this list
India does not equal Hindu. Although majority of the dynasties of India were hindu dynasties, there were also many buddhist, jain, muslim and even one sikh dyansty.
@@dwarasamudra8889 yeah but the root of hinduism planted deep in indian soil,one could argue that even budhism have its origins from once a hindu society
@@idoasberger1015 ya riight
True
The last person of the Borjigin that had the title of Khan was killed by Stalin.
Edit: Should also note that the last ruler of a country was Mohammed Alim Khan of the Emirate of Bukhara. He's from a cadet branch of the Borjigin and direct descendant of Genghis Khan.
Really now
good riddance
@@InvictusM0n I can taste your salt
As another sidenote Temujin (birth name of Genghis Khan) translates to "Iron smith" while Stalin translates to "Man of Steel"
Sorry 'bout that!
The Pandya kingdom is the world's longest reigning dynasty . Just an information.
True
do which Afrcian Dynasty is the Greatest of All Time?
Probably solomonid i guess
UsefulCharts replied to another person asking the same thing "Ok, definitely going to do it"
Prolly one of the Egyptian dynasties
@@lilpitt4860 If he includes Ancient Africa, then yes.
Great Zimbabwe????
Tamil empires (chera, chola, pandiyan)s were once the biggest power in entire south Asia. 😍even before medieval times
Chera is from kerala not tamil nadu 😂
@@mrcool2107🤓
Another great video from what is probably the best chart based history channel on UA-cam! 😉 Thank you for asking your peers for feedback! I was happy to contribute and hope this video gets lots of views. I literally stopped watching the new episode of _Law & Order: Special Victims Unit_ to post this comment. Yes, seriously! Finally, as a question to everyone else watching the video, which Asian dynasty do each of you think is the greatest of all time and why?
Haha. I watched that show tonight too!
@@UsefulCharts Nice! What did you think of the episode?
I agree about the Borjigin. Greatest in the sense of influence on the world and strength of their grip on power.
@@imokin86 Thank you for replying to my question!
I think the Quraysh tribe were by far the greatest dynasty just because of the influence they had and still have.
Even the number one pick, Borjigin dynasty became considerably muslim after only a little time after coming in contact with muslim caliphates.
and almost all other dynasties in the video (except the far east) did go on to have considerable muslim populations.
At that time Chola also became the real king of Indian Ocean
The picture you have of the Japanese Emperor and his wife is actually of the previous (abdicated) Emperor, not the current one.
Thank you, thank you! for sharing the history of mankind in an illustrated way. I really enjoyed watching and listening. I am a visual learner. I was born in Turkey and living in the USA. History is very interesting especially when it is shown in illustrated such colorful charts.
We are living in a time that is troubled everywhere in our world. I was getting depressed with all the restrictions of Covid19; learning about history cheered me up! I will continue watching all the other videos on your channel.
Chola💪🔥
Proud to be a tamilan chera-chola-pandiya
Chola empire for india. It was longest living dyanasty and was quite large and had a great impact on world history.
Where is Ahom dynasty which reined from 12?? To 18?? 600 years approx and was very efficient in repelling repeated mughal and burmese attacks
Not trying to offend or anything, but i never heard of they, only the Maurias and Mughals, did I miss some important historical period?
@@Jose_Pecina even ever heard of Kushan empire?? No right? D Indian history is very biased towards Delhi nd Muslim.
@@rtam7097 I do not :c
Any period to start studying Indian history? Or the most important ones? I need to improve my knowledge xd
@@Jose_Pecina the one's you're talking about are the biggest and the 2nd biggest Indian empires there are some other important ones
Sri Vijayas : we are the powerful empire in Malay archipelago , and we will take control of spice route .
Cholas : YES
Chola 🔥
How about the Majapahit Kingdom? They were quite big too
@@dinardanizar3527 yes bro even majapakit also have Tamil Pandyan influence
@@dinardanizar3527 majapahit rosed to power , after fall of sri Vijayas & cholas.
(Later mediaeval period)
This is probably the most knowledgeable channel ever exist on UA-cam
@Rizwan Talukder Mostly I watch people cursing on UA-cam
The ottomans where on their way to become a huge empire. Then they knocked on the habsburgs door
Technically the Hungarians had been a bigger problem for the Ottomans. 😉
@@ArpadSzijgyarto Not really whipped you out of the map in 2 hours in Mohacs
Nah, the Winged Hussars carried the shit out of the Christian defense- whole reason why Vienna doesn’t speak Arabic today
@@emiliobutragueno5464 but you forgot János Hunyadi and his son King Matthias who used the Hussite chariots against the janissary. 😉 When a Turkish kid behaved nasty the parents said to them that Janos Hunyadi will take away. So he was the Boogie Man for the Ottomans.
@@moonshinei neither do the Bosnians. Or Turks for that matter.
Really like your videos!!! Is educational and build my interest for histories! It would be great to see videos about Macau, Hong Kong and Taiwan
Do something on Top 10 Ancient Dynasties Please
yes
Magadh kingdom with 102th empire in 5th century having list since 4100 BC when there wasn't civilisation in Egypt and misopotamia.
And greatest dynasty of all time would be Acheaminid Dynasty and then like Sargon Of Akkad. Egyptian Dynasty
Me: yeah that's obviously the Mongol Empire
"The first criteria is longevity"
Me: welp
lol still 1st place.
thought probably only because it was ranked by dynasty and not by empire.
The bloodline of Chingis Khaan after ME decay proceeded to rule for 3-4 hundredfold ahead in its shards
Arab caliphate outranks them in every way. Mongols only had larger territory that too for less than 2 centuries
@@shafqatishan437 please, read my previous comment, yeah, Mongol Empire lived shortly but its shard continued to...
Well they were fighting each other although they had one Borjigin dinasty
@ABABIALIL are you Mongol? I think you are not..
You know that barlas tribe is taking roots to grandson of Haidu khaan of Hamag Mongols, Barulatai, so OBVIOUSLY THAT BARLAS CLAN APPEARED MUCH EARLIER (nearly 1100)
Have you heard of Khubilai-noyon? He is one of Chingis' nökhörs (comrades), who invaded Central Asia, he is from Barlas clan too
you forgot taiwan in the Qing dynasty ? they ruled Taiwan for a large portion of their history
Joseon dynasty was established in 1392 and ended in 1910.
tributary state of Ming(1392~1636)
tributary state of Qing(1636~1882)
vassal state of Qing(1882~1894)
elevation to empire in 1897.
protectorate of Japanese empire(1905~1910)
annexed by Japanese empire in 1910.
Kim Dynasty in the north (1948-present) although it's a hereditary dictatorship and not an actual monarchy.
@@drswag0076 A king is nothing more than a hereditary dictator ruling for life (if things go well for him, of course). The word 'dictator' has a bad, dirty vibe, while the word 'king' has a clean aura, but both are the same garbage.
@@drswag0076
Yes there's Kim dynasty in the north of Korean peninsula. And they also call themselves Joseon whilst south Korea calls themselves Hanguk(한국).
does north korea call their country Joseon? doesn't that mean they are unofficially "Neo-Joseon Dynasty"?
@@sinoroman
Yes they call their country north Joseon(북조선). Yes, they're continuation of Joseon dynasty but the ruling class changed from Yi to Kim.
Can you do one on North American Tribes?
i think they dont have enough information about these trips
@@Spinozathecat they could do it for the Aztec empire Iroquois confederacy etc the problem would be how long they reigned and where they started
Ask the church to make a video who destroyed everything
@@vve2059 ask the mosque who destroyed everything from Zoroastrianism to North African , Mesopotamian and Egyptian cultures
@@mustafakucukkurtul3678 he's not a Muslim dude chill
I assume you are saving up for an Ancient Dynasties of the World that may include legendary, non-historically verifiable dates?
can't wait for Ancient Dynasties
Achaemenids would be at the top.
British empire of course, Queen ElizabethII. Duuuuh...
@Lolhify bruh...
@@hewhoyeet4953 and also it's not "asian" dummy
I see Majapahit flag (5 red & 4 white lines) on thumbnail. No Majapahit in the list, so why is it shown up on thumbnail?
Well, not 10 greatest list, maybe Majapahit is in the 20 greatest list.
The thumbnail has 20 flags. This could be considered the “top 20”, but was probably there so you wouldn’t know 100% of the list before you clicked on the video.
Mapajahit X
Mapahajit X
Mahapajit X
Mahajapit X
Majahapit X
Ma-ja-pa-hit? ✓✓✓✓✓✓
can somebody tell me what is the dynasty name of the red tiger with cross above it on flag?
@@rivaldotobing3737 some armenian probably but the Orange flag is Maratha Empire.
Majapahit buka kerajaan gede, jangan malu²in, itu cuma cerita yg dibesar²in penjajah buat nyenengin pribumi halu saat itu
7:29 The Ottomans' reach actually extended as far as Somalia
This is a propaganda channel don't you know ?
@@thestrengthformula1793 Since when?
Yes but they took it after Suleiman was dead.
A wonderfully well researched video, so informative and knowledgeable. Hope we keep getting similar information on World history in future too. Thanks so much for sharing your historical knowledge with us.
Amazing video!
The Jordanian Royal family can Verifiably trace their line to Quraysh , they do have a family tree up to the quraysh with each individual even on Wikipedia (they were the sharifs of mecca) . The morrocan house might also have a family tree.
Mecca was in Petra Jordan
@@leanderbarreto6523 bruh what
@@leanderbarreto6523 nope
@@leanderbarreto6523 mecca is so far away from Petra
@@omarmuhammed4171 is in petra it was just drestoyed because of their wicked deeds and a piece of that black stone went to pressent day mecca otherwise its in Petra
love your videos. by the way, you sound kinda like the "Lock Picking Lawyer" (UA-camr)
Simple. Understanding. Informative.
Overall, Bravo!
7. qing had taiwan
also it's probably a good time to introduce the concept of "han" since "chinese" at this point represents all 56 ethnic groups in "china"
He is an amateur anglophone. Keep the expectation low
India 🇮🇳 empires
➡️ Mauryan
Gupta
Chola
Pandayan
Shunga
Rajputana
Khalsa
Maratha
Ahom
😎
they are all actually kingdoms
not empires
It's funny how you say "Finally conquered Constantinople"
Why?
@@DerXRider it sounds like this finally means it had to be conquered sometime and he's glad it "finally" happened
@@goodmorning8526 It really does xD
@@goodmorning8526 In case you didnt know. It was tried many times in the past. That's more likely the reason for the "finally". For us Turks it was finally in both meanings :)
@@minzblatt The Crusaders took over Constantinople centuries before the Turks, although the Crusaders didn't really siege the city.
4:24
Lots of luv to korean YI from a Tamil cholas
....🙂🤟❤️....
We are not connected in mediaevals , but throughout the ancient era .we were !
Very interesting video.. I liked alot.
You got a subscribe and a like from me.. Keep up the impressive work 👍
Other dynasty:we are the greatest dynasty
Mauryan empire: hold my beer
Genghis Khan: shut up
@@cheeminthao6535 I think you didn't read history before AD. You forget Asoka the great "Maurya Empire who controlled 5 million km² with highly density population with 50% population of Asia of Indian subcontinent with most prosperous dynasty in history of world. His kingdom had 80% economy of world in 3rd century BC mainly cause of millions ton of Gold in each temple, Diamonds, precious stones and fertile land of indus-gangatic plane. He is the one who spread Buddhism in Asia and believe to everyone prosperous in his Nation.
@@cheeminthao6535 you see time period?
Maurya in 3rd century back when there was less technology and human evolution and most golden era
@@cheeminthao6535 I think you didn't read history before AD. You forget Asoka the great "Maurya Empire who controlled 5 million km² with highly density population with 50% population of Asia of Indian subcontinent with most prosperous dynasty in history of world. His kingdom had 80% economy of world in 3rd century BC mainly cause of millions ton of Gold in each temple, Diamonds, precious stones and fertile land of indus-gangatic plane. He is the one who spread Buddhism in Asia and believe to everyone prosperous in his Nation.
@@rankingresearchdata LOL did you not listen in the beginning of the video. He said medieval and AD Asian dynasties. Let me guess, you got your info source from Kings and Generals
I knew Great The Borjigin Tribe would be the number one.
As a Chinese-American, I appreciate that you pronounced "Tang" right unlike many people.
I think tang Empire was much bigger as per shown in this map.
Thank you for letting us give some suggestions my friend!
Glad to see you involved in this.
Really exceptionally interesting video! Loved it!
I was more excited for the cliff hanger like the way you had for european dynasty list. Everybody knows Mongol were the greatest. Anyways , great work as usual !!
No Majapahit, and other Ancient Indonesian Nusantara empires. At least honorable mentions? I got baited by the thumbnail.
Yeah Nusantara is very underrated in top 10 video
This list was about medieval and modern dynasties
@@mohamedrateb9662 pretty sure not, even if its medieval and modern only it still counts. Majapahit is a Medieval era kingdom, so on and others.
@@EvoSwatch He mentioned at the beggening of the video that only médiéval and modern dynasties were included
If he didn't include majapahit thats his own personal opinion after looking at the facts
@@mohamedrateb9662 no shit sherlock.
Fun fact- founder of the Ottoman Empire osman was a decendent of oguz khan a prince of the golden horde
Chola🔥 left to give a rich legacy to South India (Tamil Nadu) the kings of kings are cholan💪🏽
It's great knowledge to learn about dynasties in Asia.
My personal favourite is the Seljuks which I think should have been included in this list
Do some videos on Native American monarchies/chiefdoms like Tsenacommacah (who would be chief of tsenacommacah today)
When you were one of the biggest empire at your time but your forgotten
*sad göktürk noises*
Maybe they are not in the same dynasty?
@@yazidahsanunnafi6168 what do you mean
But Gokturks are ancient?
Gokturks invented phone sex
@@gnar4717 maybe gokturks is filled with many dynasty, so it is not in the list
So Japan just came in and took a large piece of Southeast Asia.
Matt u did a great job keep it up
You guys should do displates. Your posters are so good and displates are so amazing. Why not combine amazing with amazing!? (Am I crazy?)
You mentioned the ways in which the Mongols may have paved the way for the European Renaissance, but neglected to mention the same for the Ottomans. By conquering Constantinople, many of the greatest minds from the Roman Empire were forced to flee further west into Europe, bringing historical documents and greater education with them. This has been attributed as one of the factors that went in to triggering the Renaissance.
Dont forget about the Silk Road / Spice Road being in Turkish hands meant Europeans had to look for a way around -> Era of Explorations
The informed comment I was looking for! The year 1453 is widely considered as an end of an era, and a beginning of a new Era. This should have been equally stressed out from an otherwise very informative video once again.
@@IZZY61PALA 100 percent!
சோழ ராஜ்யம்
Chola dynasty
Intha comment aa thaan theditu intha video ku vanthen
Our cholas are the best dynasty oldest and well cultured 😘
Greetings from north india 🇮🇳
India is cool, from 🇺🇸
@@nafees_ur_rehman oldest is Mauryan empire
One of my buddy is a male-line descendant of Tang Taizong; for me, my paternal grandmother is an agnatic descendant of Liu Bang, the 1st Emperor of Han Dynasty
@Levi Charles some of us has genealogy book (族谱)
@Levi Charles Clan Lee of Tang dynasty has a genealogies book, according to my buddy's paternal cousin
@@jonathanlee4511 I will ask my buddy's paternal cousin if I am frre
RIP Dashing King!
Dashing King was a real person.
@@sinoroman what dashing king?
This is great video thankyou (yeah finally thailand)
I recommend to mention sue and tang dynasty of china and korea's goguryeo. I consider these as one of the most powerful kingdoms in asia that existed, because these country had massive war between the nations. The sue china had invaded goguryeo with over million men, not even once. They have repeated several times and this continues up to tang dyansty. But the fun thing is the goguryeo, a country that was over northern korean peninsula and machuria, managed to defeat them most of the time. This was really a incredible act, as no nation really had power to enlist THAT amount of army until WW1, not even mongolians did like that. and the invasion of sue dynasty on goguryeo was still a failure.
The war between sue and goguryeo was recorded as a biggest war in world history until WW1, and this shows how strong these two nation (sue/tang and goguryeo) was.
Try not to lose your mind reading all the sorted by new Indian comments challenge (Impossible)
can you do this olso fore africa, North America, South America and the continent of australia
Dont forget Antarctica. Them penguins had powerful empires.
Wait, Australia had Monarchies? I really would like to know in a video.
Such idiotery makes me laugh! Yes. Please. Let´s have a look at the african and austrialian high culture and their dynasties. (I am not interested in South and Middle American History and Stories also (mainly because of their ritual homicides systems), but there is something you can be impressed about, there are some craftmenship and achievements and development. And once more the driver of all mental development seems to be the soil and the food and the requirements of agriculture.)
@@neinzukorruption9321
There is Mali empire and Nagashi empire in Africa.
Also, Inca in south America, and Aztec in Middle America.
@@Normal_user_coniven yes in the different islands that lie in the Pacific and the groups that live there such as the Aborigines, the polynesians and the melanesians
the hangeul script created by king sejong is really interesting because it is one of the most recently-created writing systems (developed in the 15th century) and it was specifically developed to be easy to learn. prior to the invention of hangeul, most people could not read/write because the korean language was written with hanja/chinese characters and only wealthy people could afford the education needed to learn it. so king sejong made an easy script (hangeul has an alphabet with consonants and vowels rather than logograms) to increase the literacy of the common people. in more recent years, some cultures with unwritten languages tried to adopt hangeul for their languages, as well, although i don't think any of those projects were successful. anyway, all of this is to say the joseon dynasty and sejong specifically were really important!
Um no mention of Goguryeo? Goguryeo actually lasted longer, about 700 years, it ruled over not just the Korean peninsula but also Manchuria. Infact the empires that came after and the different people were originally ruled under this empire. The ancestors of Koreans as well as the mohe who became the jurchen, who in turn became the Manchu were all living in this kingdom. And Goguryeo also rivaled the empires in China proper, it's legacy were the kingdoms of Balhae, Baekje, and Goryeo, and one of it's people the mohe, went on to found the qin empire ruled by the Manchu. The name Goguryeo was the origin of the name Goryeo with Korea derives it's modern name. And Chinese sources say it lasted 909 years. It's culture and artifacts played major roles in not just Korean history but also the history of Japan and Manchuria.
Great review, awesome maps. And I couldn't agree more on your top 3 picks, and how close they are on the list.
One thing worth mentioning about Timurides is that they are not considered descendants of Borjigin. It was due to this fact, that Tamerlane could not be called a "khan" but only an "emir". He took a wife from the Ghengisides and was named Temur hurgen, which meant son-in-law (to Ghengisides).
Temur was one of the most powerful men in mankind history, some say even matched to the most successful of the Ghengisid khans, but he was never entitled to be a "khan". Thats how strong the Ghengis's will was, even after he was long gone.
Our modern day wouldn't exist without the Mongols.
Truuuu
It sure would. Everything required to reach the "modern" ideology was already achieved
Would exists but 100 years earlier.
Ah ,many territories are missing in Chola empire 🤷🏾
They covered all the borders up to Indonesia ,they ruled Cambodia ,Burma ,Bengal and parts of Philippines too .
The Bengal sea ,that day is called as “chola lake “
Chola dont rule Java smh. During Chola attack on Srivijaya, Java rule by Airlangga Dinasty which combination of Sanjaya Dinasty of Old Mataram and Bali Dinasty
Hey your pfp looks dope
I wanna add that Chola had an unquantifiable influence on Southeast Asia, it is undeniable when you look at the traditional Thai/Burmese/Khmer/Java/etc. artwork. It was around the height of the Chola Empire that Sanskrit and Pali vocabulary started to be incorporated into Southeast Asian languages.
@@cs-mi8ur bruh,there's literally a lake called chola lake in Bengal. In honour of the cholas
No dood only their descendants went that far. The peak of chola dynasty is a lil less than tat. I'm tamil too btw
Where are the Sanagama dynasty of Vijayanagar? Pandya Dynasty?
Chola was greater than Vijayanagar
@@MRYIMEN Yes but Vijayanagar should be mentioned. One of the largest population along with richest kingdom
@@ShubhamMishrabro yes I agree, I personally very much enjoy Vijaynagar’s history and specially is contacts with the Portuguese (I speak personally speak Portuguese) but they had like 4 different dynasties, and the video was about dynasties
Vijayanagr Empire was made of multiple dynasties and the empire didn't last very long. The Empire only lasted for about 220 years from the mid 14th century until 1565. After that, the aravidu dyansty was way too weak to be considered an empire
Nah weak
1. Borjigin, 🇲🇳
2. Quraysh, 🇸🇦
3. Yamato, 🇯🇵📀
4. Li (Tang), 🇨🇳唐
5. Osman, 🇹🇷
6. Timur-Babur, 🇮🇷🦁
7. Aisin Gioro (Qing), 🇨🇳🐉
8. Yi (Choseon), 🇰🇵💮
9. Chola, 🇮🇳🐅
10. Chakri, 🇹🇭🦃
Timurids were Turko-Mogolic. You cant count them as Iranian.
Timur Lenk was born & died in todays 🇺🇿(Uzbekistan) which is also much closer to his ethnicity / dynasty.
Add the Indian flag to the Mughal dyansty. They became Indians after third emperor Akbar. All the emperors, from the third emperor onwards were born in India and had Indian Rajput mothers.
@Hassan Abdulsalam He was both. Which was common. Mongolian or Uzbek flag both would suit better than Iranian.
@@dwarasamudra8889 The Ottoman descendants today are British citizens, doesnt make the Ottoman dynasty British. Stop your stupid BJP Hindu fascism. Mughals were Muslims and spoke Chagatai (Turkic language), the founder Timur was born in today's Uzbekistan and he certainly died there as well, which is all that matters. Origins are what matters.
India to the empire of japan
India: “Imma end this mans whole career”
Japan:”Nani!”
Chola Pride❤️❤️❤️
Fun fact: nowadays historians think the Li family from Tang Dynasty is not of Chinese (Han) descendants but rather a mixture of different races.
Some historians say that Li family is mixed between Xianbei and Han Chinese. But by the time Li family became the ruling class of Tang dynasty, They had already lost their Xianbei heritage and completely sinicised. So i'd call them just Han Chinese dynasty.
stormfront always calls tang dynasty a 'foreign dynasty'. i laugh everytime. just because the founder married a turkic woman doesn't mean the line is foreign. besides, the founder and his sons were well into han culture already, and there is a source that says xianbei people were half han already. the royal house being part turkic is a minor detail.
@@화이팅-t2q you are correct
@@sinoroman It doesn't matter much for modern Chinese chauvinists because they can claim England has been the part of China. In real history, Xianbei and Wu Hu raped and destroyed Northern China as much as Qing dynasty did during the transition period. Many great Han people died and were forcefully displaced by nomadic tribes. Han women were raped, so it's highly improbable that there is such thing as pure Han existed after the nomadic conquests. House of Li was under the rule and tutelage of Xianbei for many decades, so it's highly improbable that they are even pure Han anymore. It is also a tradition for any Chinese dynasty to rewrite history to fit their narrative.
Again, Chinese historians generally accept that House of Li is Xianbei, and they don't care much. House of Li is as much foreign as House of Aisin Gioro, and many modern Chinese leaders are Manchurian anyway. Yeah, there is nothing really bad from this fact.
@@sinoroman stormfront ?
Cholas pandyas and chera are mentioned in periplus of erithrian sea, Ashoka pillar and by megesthenus's indica which sums up their longetivity to more than 2600 years so the information here is not precisely calculated
a fun fact chola has such a good navy that they made Bay of Bengal , CholaMandalam.
Yes bay of Bengal called as Chola Lake
15:56 Oh so that's what happens when you put all those empires in a crafting table. You get the Mongol Empire.
I'm actually surprised that you didn't include the house of Timur-Baber in the house of Borjigin as Timer is a direct descendant of Gheghis Khan. (Opps commented too soon)
Timur was not a direct descendant of Chinggis Khan. He was descended from an ancestor of Chinggis (it was like his great-great-grandfather or something like that). Babur though was descended from the Borjigin AFAIK.
It’s complicated. While Timur isn’t descended from Genghis Khan, Babur is due to Timur marrying a descendent of the Genghis on the Chagatid line. So... I’m not sure what you’d consider him.
@@anonymous1582 still the same house, Khan Ambaghai was from house borjigin. Timur was the descendant of khan ambaghai. Borjigin house was created by borte wolf and goo maral. Which is a wolf and deer.
House borjigin still exists today, i belong to the cadet branch of house borjigin.
Yes but no, his paternal house has roots from Borjigins, but it doesn't count (he wasn't descendant of Chingis)
However he contributed this gap thanks to marriage to princess of Chingis house, so he deserved a rang of "gurgen" (son-in-law)
Thank you for the video.
And i like the that you brought both the Umayad and the Abbased in one house, a lot of people don't know that both of them are cousins.
And you don't have to go back all the way to (Quraish) to make them relatives.
1 - Umaya son of Abd Shams Son of Abd Manaf
2 - Al-Abas son of Abd Al-Montalib son of Hashem Son of Abd Manaf
They Both meet at Abd Manaf.
Exactly, my friend,
and Quraysh was a tribe in Mecca working on a wide commercial network with the surrounding empires such as Byzantine, Sassanid, Aksum and the kingdoms of Yemen. Mecca before Islam was a holy commercial and religious city. These factors helped Quraysh to be a strong Arab tribe and then Kings (Caliphs) of the Arab Empire 🇸🇦
Can you do a video on Haplogroups?
Yup. Planning to do one next year.
@@UsefulCharts that would be great!
Cholas are great!! They had the guts to cross seas and capture ❤
"House of borjigin" titled "House of bourgeois" in the time code at 12:37. "Dying in a french laugh"
Yi family was not founded in hamhung. Yi seong-gye was the 22nd descendant of jeonju-yi family founder yi han. Who worked for united silla in 8th century.
It was their power base for them before usurpation
I think he was supposed to say is Yi Seong Gye founded Joseon in Hamhung because that was the place where he started the coup against the Wang.
Best asian empires (my opinion)
1. Mongol empire
2. The caliphates
3. Achaemenid empire
4. Tang dynasty
5. Qing dynasty
6. Timurid empire
7. Ottoman empire
8. Empire of japan
9. Maurya empire
10. Macedonian empire
none of them were actually empires though.
What about Gupta empire? It conquered most of the Asian empires of his time.
Not medieval.
no it counquered most of the northern region of the asian subcontinent also gupta empire was an ancient empire not a medeival one.
bruh it is not about empires and kingdoms it is about the *ruling dynasties(families)*
First of all, very nice worık... Thank you. I just found your channel and I'm very happy about it.
About the video:
Osman's other name is known to be "Ataman" which means "Leader" and is also the base of the name Ottoman - Ataman
For us Turks; Timur and Genkhis (Cengiz=Warrior) Khan (Han=Leader) are also ancestors. Or lets just say, we believe we are all members of a Great Tri-national Turkic Family. Which is why you can still find their names given to our children. This is also valid for Attila too...
We are not Not Brothers it’s just Turkic Nationalists Excellent propaganda we have no Blood connections
@@meggofextension7472 and under what name are you writing this? I mean who is "we" in your comment??
If the house of Yamato ruled from 509 AD up until today, shouldn't the total reigning time be 1511+ years now instead of 1481+? I mean, it's still "more than 1481" so in a way it's not wrong but still weird and you'd expect the '+' to signify that it's still not over yet and could go on for even longer.
It seems that 1481 is the number of years up to the end of Hirohito's reign as he died in 1989 without abdicating. A strange decision to do that but at least it makes sense if he didn't calculate it and simply took the number that was on an outdated source that didn't include Akihito's rule.
It’s so annoying that we aren’t taught any of this in my school (from France) >:( So much history that gets ignored for no reason
European schools framed children that they are superior than others.
@@gcgfchjkjlklkcxfxdzs Yes I know it's very stupid :( would you recommend any books for me to read to learn about that history?
@@gcgfchjkjlklkcxfxdzs every country does that. it's disgusting but.
We in Indonesia still learnt it in school, from the first kingdom to the revolution force.
I suggest you read in Wiki, easier to understand.
@@johnargeles7019 nativlang is good in linguistics also did french dig moar hmm isnt it pretty prestigious there or?
The Liu family that established the Han Dynasty was quite prominent too. Even after the end of their 400 years , one of their descendants (Liu Yu) established the state of Song (Liu Song)
Prediction of Dynasties:
The Thai Dynasty
The Aisin-Gioro Dynasty
The Yamato Dynasty
The Tang Dynasty
The Ming Dynasty
The Timurids
The Ottomans
Genghis Khans Dynasty.
Muhammad's Dynasty
The Abbasids.
The Seljuqs.
I think Muhammad's isn't dynasty. Because the next Caliphate isn't his family (except Ali).
Muhammad's descendants stayed out of politics for the most part so...
Top 10 Chinese Dynasties?
Top 10 Persian/Iranic Dynasties?
If you think about it, it was daryush who thought the chinese the can travel over here by building that fuckin silk road. They were living their lives why did he remind them that any Iran existed?
Yi/Rhee/Lee is also 李(Li in romanized Chinese via Mandarin/Lee in romanized Chinese via Cantonese) in Hanja, or Chinese characters used in Korea. In [Korean] Hang(e)ul, Yi is 이 whereas Lee/Rhee is 리.
Hum romanization and hangeul have no link regarding that
Best counter example is Rhee Syngman/이승만
English romanization as a whole isn't consistent and can't really indicate anything
The 이/리 issue comes from a language shift only present in Korean spoken in south Korea (all the ㄹ and some ㄴ in Hanja reading have shifted to ㅇ or ㄴ when in initial position)
李 is 이 in south Korean while it's 리 anywhere else (north korea, yanbian area in China, Zainichi in Japan,...)
Same shift that :
래일 - > 내일
녀자 - > 여자
리용 - > 이용
...
why Majapahit empire not in the list? 🇮🇩🇮🇩🇸🇬🇸🇬🇲🇾🇲🇾
Can you so one solely on the Indian Subcontinent please. It's one of the richest the world has ever seen and largely not taught. If i get 100 likes, do we get one 🙏🙏🙏
Muriyans ranks 1st.
Do the family tree of anglo saxon kings
Loved the video, but I would also include the Shah Dynasty which ruled Grokha from 1559-1768 Gorkha and Nepal 1768-2008 , meaning it ruled for 449 years, also it controlled much of the northern Indian Sub-Continent At It's Peak, from Garwhal To Sikkim and parts of East Bengal And Southern Tibet To Northern Patna and Parts Of UP at it's peak, the kingdom is mainly known for the pagoda style architecture which was founded in the locality. The pagoda style itself was founded within the dynasty's borders long before it existed and has spread all the way to Japan, China,etc. (Please correct me if anything in wrong, my sources are a kind of suspicious textbook)
Quraysh was never a royal house, it's a tribe. Ummayads, Abbasids, Fatamids are dynasties.
بس هني قبيلة وحدة وبيرجعو لعبد مناف يعني توصيفه صح هيي اسرة بحد ذاتها