Rise of the Gokturks Episode 2: Turkic War of Liberation - Khan's Den Podcast

The Power of One lives inside Bumin now. Head of the Ashina Turks, he embarks on a quest to end the tyranny of the Mongol Rouran Emperor and establish the first official Turkic Empire in history. Will he prevail? Let’s find out.
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I thank you so very much for bringing back the lost treasures of the past of the Turkish people. You always do an amazing job and one can feel how passionate you are about this work. So, thank you so much. Ignore criticism written by fools who do not understand their past... pure denialism. To understand the path of the future one must realise the path of the past

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It was an informative and wonderful historical coverage episode about the first Turkik empire ( Caganat Empire) ... and its relationships to the Chinese empire......thank you 🙏(Khan Den) channel for sharing

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Explain all the issues about the Xiongnu and the Turks、The Mongols and dozens of other powerful nomadic peoples who fought against the Han Chineseat once. History cannot be falsified. I hope everyone will respect history and not arbitrarily modify the history recorded in China. The Great Wall was built in the Zhou Dynasty 700 years ago to defend against the Qiang and the Western Rong. Each vassal state had a Great Wall. The first time the Huns appeared in Chinese history was in 318 BC, In 265 BC, at the same time as the Battle of Changping with Qin, the famous Zhao general Li Mu surrounded the invading Xiongnu army with 150,000 border guards (13,000 cavalry) outside the Great Wall of Zhao. He used the cavalry's two-wing encirclement tactics to encircle the invading Xiongnu army. 100,000 Xiongnu cavalry were shot and killed. Then Li Mu eliminated the Linhu (another nomadic people) and defeated the Donghu (the ancestors of the Mongols、xianbei、manzu)..In 220 BC, Qin Shihuang defeated the Xiongnu and connected the Great Walls of various countries into a whole. The Xiongnu leader Touman led his people to flee to the northern desert. "He ordered Meng Tian to build the Great Wall in the north to guard the frontier, and to keep the Xiongnu back more than 700 miles. The Hu people did not dare to go south to herd horses, and the scholars did not dare to bend their bows to complain." Next came the 300-year war between the Han Dynasty and the Huns..In 89 AD, Dou Xian led 40,000 troops to destroy the Northern Huns, and captured 200,000 people and brought them back to the Great Wall. The Huns disappeared from the Mongolian grasslands. In 431 AD, the last Huns disappeared in China. The four nomadic tribes of Xiongnu, Jie, Di (who unified northern China), and Qiang were destroyed in the "Five Barbarians Invading China", leaving only the Xianbei in northern China. The Xianbei belonged to the Donghu (Mongol, Manchu, Jurchen, Khitan)。The Turks were originally iron-making slaves of the Rouran. They migrated to the southern foot of the Jinshan Mountain (today's Altai Mountains). Because the Jinshan Mountain resembled a helmet, they were commonly known as the Turks, and their tribe was named after it. Initially, the Ashina clan had only a few hundred families, but later the Turkic tribe had tens of thousands of people, most of whom came from the surrounding Tiele tribe. In 552, the Turks defeated the Rouran again and established a Turkic slave regime in the Orkhon River Basin with the northern desert as its center.The Tang Dynasty destroyed the Eastern Turks in 630 AD, and completely defeated the Western Turks in 657 AD, capturing the Eastern Turks Jie Li Khan and the Western Turks Shaboluo Khan. In 742 AD, the Later Turks were destroyed. You can look at history. In 751, during the Battle of Talas, the Turkic vassal army attacked their Tang army comrades from behind, leading to the defeat of the Tang army by the Arabs. However, this battle and the subsequent An-Shi Rebellion in the Tang Dynasty were tragedies for the Turks. The main force of the Tang Dynasty garrison in Xinjiang was transferred back to Chang'an to suppress the rebellion. When the Arabs massacred the Buddhist Turks in Central Asia, the Tang army was unable to provide assistance. A large number of Buddhist Turkic women, children and captives were sent to Persia as slaves by the Arabs. By the time of the Second Dynasty of the Delhi Sultanate, the so-called Turks had been Persianized from race to culture. After that, the original Turks basically disappeared in China, and only one Shatuo Turk (10,000 people) developed by helping the Tang Dynasty and established a short-lived separatist regime. 100 years after the demise of the Tang Dynasty, the name of Turks completely disappeared, and then China entered a 1,000-year war between the Han people and the Khitan, Dangxiang, Tibetans, Jurchens, and Mongols. The Khitan and Dangxiang were the first to be eliminated. Now, Mongolia and Tibet are still there. The real Turkic culture, race, and religion are gone. Only the language remains. Therefore, it is almost impossible to detect Turkic paternal genes in modern Turkeys. The Khalji dynasty (1290-1320) of the Delhi Sultanate was the second dynasty of the Delhi Sultanate. Its royal family was a branch of the Afghan Turks. They had become Iranianized in terms of ethnicity and culture. Recently, Turkey began to boycott Ancestry, a famous American gene sequencing company.
Why? It turned out that Turkey had launched a DNA project, and the test report of the technology company commissioned by the company showed that today's Turks are mainly descendants of the conquered indigenous Anatolians and ancient Greeks, and have little to do with the ancient Turks. Some people say that the Turks do not pay attention to bloodline. Let's take a look at a record. Ashina Simo was a Turkic noble, the son of Ashina Duoliushe.
Simo had a cheerful personality, quick thinking, and was good at divination. He was loved by Shibi Khan and Choro Khan. [5] However, because Simo looked very much like a Hu person (the Persians, Tocharians and white people in Xinjiang at that time), rather than a Turk, Choro Khan suspected that he was not from the Ashina race. [6] Simo served under two Khanates, Choluo Khan and Jie Li Khan, but he could only serve as a Jiabitele and could not lead troops.

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