Turkish culture has beautiful artistic elements in everything. Every aspect of their clothing and armor are elegant and yet do not sacrifice function either.
Saladin1187 Well, they did inherit a lot of stuff from the Romans....contrary to popular myth caused by the Eastern Roman-Seljuk war, the Romans and Turks were for a long time allies. The Roman war against the Bulgarians shows an early example,but then you have before the Ottoman conquest, an instance where the Ottomans helped out in Roman politics to try to solve internal disputes. Unfortuately, the Ottoman sultans were very machiavellian and conquered Constantinople as a result.
Could be, but the Ottoman Machiavellian tolerance, benevolence, fraternity, peace, but herding, diligence, honesty, allies will always be depended. The fact that a Turkish State success keys.
many thanks for sharing tesskurler bey efendi ! this is such lovely rivalry of ottoman warfare as well the art of archery as well difference stay groovy in historical way
+Christopher wootton curved sword is better in slashing than other swords, since turkic and mongolic warriors mainly were horsemen they preferred curved sword to slash while charging horses. however ottomans did not focus mainly on cavalery as their ancestors did but still they carried the tradition of curved sword.
+Christopher wootton curved sword is better in slashing than other swords, since turkic and mongolic warriors mainly were horsemen they preferred curved sword to slash while charging horses. however ottomans did not focus mainly on cavalery as their ancestors did but still they carried the tradition of curved sword.
Hi ! Beautifull and humble video. Your classes must be very pleaseant. I like to see that many ladys wish to learn archery. Beautifull bow and outfitt. And the sword attack is impressive. Good luck!
Sallam, Very nice video MashAllah. I am into Archery and would love this gentleman to come and teach our group here in the UK. Please kindly get back to me and InshAllah we can sort something out. Sallam
almost 10 years later, the thumb release is now much more widely known and many of the descriptions hat were thought to be impossible were actually done
Excellent Gokem,, visit Turkey a lot, nice people great to talk to, good sense of humour.There is a festival of warfare in Kent at the end of August will you be there.? it's called Military Odyssey.
@Americanwarbow no there is a historic depiction and a separate instruction in a historic manual on battlefield skills. While shooting they held a sabre or arrows in their drawing hand. You can do that with a thumb draw.
There's a lot to like about this video and Turkish archery. I like the point about having the sword ready to use quickly, and holding several arrows at once. I guess if you a warrior and constantly practicing that these things become second nature. Still it looks pretty difficult to me. I wonder why the women doing archery were covered with one covered head to toe? Every video I see and enjoy about Turkey everyone looks quite modern and does not have such a high percentage of scarves And the black outfit I have never seen in a video about Turkey. I am guessing they are from the Eastern side of the country. Does that sound right? An aspect of archery on horseback that I am curious about is just how did the archers stop the up and down in the saddle from spoiling their shot?
Salam. I teach children at a Masjid and would like to first learn myself and then teach children archery to implement and revive this beautiful Sunnah. How can I get in touch with brother Gokem? جزاكم الله تعالى خيرا
I agree completely. I never thought I would see some one mention Mike Havel's "Bearkillers" here. Mike Havel will always be one of my Heroes, and his son Rudi is doing pretty well, what with having the Sword of the Lady. Steve Sterling has written an awesome series. ;'P
@Gilgamesh387 1. Sabre is Windlass Shamshir but Coldsteel makes a similar one. However the hilt you are seeing is 18th cc and older, so it is too new to fit to the armour/helm/bow. So it is historically a bit incorrect. Anyway great sabre to train your techniques. 2. Look at Grozer archery for your Turkish bow.
@3choBlaster I totally agree with you about a Turkish kilic. At the moment some Turkish blacksmith experiment so hopefully we will have some results soon. However the kilic in the deadliest warrior series is a 18thcc kilic, but Vlad lived in the 15th cc so form, hilt etc are not correct either. Nevertheless, 18thcc or 15th cc model, the cutting power is great.
@Americanwarbow Unfortunately the manual is only in old Ottoman Turkish. Btw they only say to hold 2 arrows in your hands. Consider a fast Turcoman or Arabian horse, until you shoot those 3 arrows you gonna be 100meters away and on a battlefield that's a lot so no point in having 15 arrows in your hand they are gonna be wasted. Kassai is far from battlefield horseback archery btw, it is a sport on certain rules he invented. And you cant shoot sharp broadheads with his method.
Hello, i got Hungarian bow. and tried some thumb release with it. but totaly failed. somehow with thumb release arrows go just incredibly alot to the right. pull with right hand. arrow on the right hand. everything looks like should be ok. can you tell me where the problem could be?
how much extra weight can a person pull with the thumb ring? i see it in chinese, korean and mongolian archery so i assume it there to lessen the burden on the archers thumb.
+The WHITE WOLFF its called horn bow or asiatic bow, but this particular bow is ottoman bow, the concept is same with korean mongolian and turkic bows, but the crafting technique is bit different.
+The WHITE WOLFF its called horn bow or asiatic bow, but this particular bow is ottoman bow, the concept is same with korean mongolian and turkic bows, but the crafting technique is bit different.
+Thesocraticbreed This is very insightful of you. It is true. Curved swords were used by the mounted archers (called sipahis) in Ottoman Empire. Foot soldiers (Janissary in particular) used muskets and a shorter sword called yatagan. Yatagan was mainly designed for piercing at close combat. Curved swords (called kilic) was for slashing on horseback.
Dogan Sinar I love swordsmanship! I do not know as much of the Turkic style,but as a German,English and Italian style swordsman, I can say that it is something I appreciate... and yes, I have noticed how sabers are often used by light cavalry... the hussars used it as opposed to a broad sword, which is a stabbing weapon mostly, because they believed it could kill one man and wound two others to allow for capture.
Looking closely, looks as I suspected: Turkic archery in the sense you're talking about is closely related to the way the Huns, who like the Turkic(being descendants of the Scythian people of the western Steppes), fired their arrows and also adopted by the Romans. When done correctly and fastly, it can rival a bullet in velocity of travel.
Turksta .A No, they were Xiongnu.There was no such thing as a Turkic Hun until the Hungarians came after the fall of the Hunnic Kingdom, and that was a tribe known as Magyar. The original were not Turks,but Asians.
Turksta .A Well then, you would know that the Huns come from Xiongnu, a Chinese name for the barbarian tribes of the Steppes to the north. True, there are later Huns that came from the Scythian areas,but that was a result of Huns breeding with Scythians, the predecessors of the Turks and they became the Maygars as a result. Though the original Huns, and the ones that were there at the time of Attila were Xiongnu Huns.
Thesocraticbreed oh yeah i remember a Hun dynasty in china and i always wondered where they cam from and that if they were from the Huns i was talking about
nice vid. i like english longbows a bit better but that might just be because im more familiar with them. but ive heard that turks,mongolians and other asian cultures would use 80 pound draw weights for their bows, like that would be the maximum draw weight and is that true?
Original Turkish curved bow can shoot up to 900 Meters. Record broken in the competition in France with Ottoman/Turkish bureaucrat shooting a target from 500 + Meters and there was archers and all kind of bows from all over the Europe! Within 300 Meters it can easily pass any kind of Armour that used all around the world until 18th century! even now can drill into a bullet proof jacket! In order to become arched in the Ottoman army; you had to shoot accurately 500 Meters and more! Average archer was able to shoot around 30 to 60 Arrows per minute with % 100 accuracy on the horse, 360 degrees, % 100 accuracy with in 300 Meters, on the horse! People in Turkey just recently started doing horse back archery! Usually people starts after 30-40 years old, practices archery and horse back riding only 2-3 years but still become good enough to show similar performance. Now think about Ottoman Army Soldiers and Turks living in that time; Starts riding horses as soon as they start walking, starts military training especially archery and swordsmanship at the age of 2-3 Years old, spend whole their life with these training as well as Turkish Oil Wrestling and training with all possible fighting sports those exited during that period and sees at least 10-15 Battles until they become 20 Years old!
Asian composite bows tend to have lighter draw weights, but they have better efficiency, and their design allows the bow to store more energy given the same weight at the end of the draw. So while longbows can easily get to 110+lbs they are pretty much on par with 80lbs composite bows.
@@godoff.5304 Hundred percent accuracy is false considering even the best horse archers around the world can't do that. Within 30 meters I could perhaps see it. And I agree with composite bow shooting very far. Mongolian and Korean composite bows are also known to shoot far distances as well so it's not surprising the Turkish composite bows shoot ~900 meters.
Hi. Sorry for being ignorant, but what's the difference between the Turks, Indian, Mongolian, Chinese, Korean, Tatars, Hun, Scythian, etc. composite bows? They all look the same to me.
Brother i want to learn from you Thank God Muslim way of fighting is alive yesterday i saw battle of empires Its 7 july 2017 and its amaZing to see you trying to revive it
@sompret True enough. And maybe even some ghurka and maori. now that's the side I would want to be on. but what I particularly like about many turks that I have come accross is that they are usually very polite, quite folk. Not much fanfare but they are hard bastards.
well, if you took it wrong it was definitely not my intent. in all fairness, you replied on a comment with this "Also now i think your geniusity and enormous intelligence." that is pretty much sarcasm. the comment you chose to reply on was not directed at you, you chose to engage in a conversation with sarcasm. in any case, none of that matters now, i wish you well and i hope you have a nice day ;)
3:45 "Archery have been used for mental half patiens, as a way to helping them to relax" Yes it work really good, it may even cure cancer. Its no joke.
we dont shame from our culture but in our country who living as Europen people they ashame.you can see these ppl from japon or iran who are artist and other etc.
i agree, but i talk of heritage not race..i think there is were most people get it wrong ofcourse i'm not saying turks are mongolians, i'm just saying they have an ancestry that relates to them..atleast from the turks i have spoken to and ofcourse that doesn't go for anyone.
memlük köle değil di demiş adam bize Türkiyede ki tarih kitaplarında kölelikten gelen kıpçak türkleri olarak okutuldu ama neyse.. burayada Türkçe yorum yapan ilk Türk'üm sanırım..
This kind of archery stems from the early Muslim days. Then it developed in Turkey as a initiatic order. I didn't know that this art was lost and now has to be rediscovered.
No this Archery existed before Islam and it was not developed in modern day Turkey it was devoloped in Central Asia by the Xiongnu and their ancestors (Xiongnu is a word the Chinese gave turkic, mongolic, etc. People from the north and North-East)
Hey, friend.I wasn't trying to diss Islam or anything like that. I agree the Mongols did a lot of bad things but we must tell the truth too.That really was how it all began. And yes you Mamlukes were wonderful and saved possibly all of us. I was just showing that they did originally want to befriend the Islamic Territories while they concentrated on China. Egypt was the last place in the line of their march so they were really pissed off by then! 2 sides to every story, mate.
Seems like you're not studied well though, Turkic and Mongolic speaking tribes just related to each other with a significiant distance, Turkic and Mongolian languages has some common features but still almost completely different, until the rise of the Genghis they were just some tribes living generally in eastern Mongolia, they were until the rise of Genghis Khan generally were vassals of Turkic dynasties or were small conferedacies which were not much effecting the outside of their living area
Good lad keeping his history and heritage alive. Well done.
Allahu alkbar
Very Very cool.
I am learningTurkish /Mongol style with 1 style of Khatra at present. Even as an avid Native American traditionalist. I love this.
Turkish culture has beautiful artistic elements in everything. Every aspect of their clothing and armor are elegant and yet do not sacrifice function either.
Saladin1187 aynen adaş öyledir selahaddin eyyubiyi nerden tanıyorsun bu arada..
Saladin1187 Well, they did inherit a lot of stuff from the Romans....contrary to popular myth caused by the Eastern Roman-Seljuk war, the Romans and Turks were for a long time allies. The Roman war against the Bulgarians shows an early example,but then you have before the Ottoman conquest, an instance where the Ottomans helped out in Roman politics to try to solve internal disputes. Unfortuately, the Ottoman sultans were very machiavellian and conquered Constantinople as a result.
What do you think of the Ottoman? , DO YOU THINK (WE WE ARE OTTOMANS), POWERFUL ? OR IS IT MORE POWERFUL THAN THE TURKS FROM BEFORE THEM?
Could be, but the Ottoman Machiavellian tolerance, benevolence, fraternity, peace, but herding, diligence, honesty, allies will always be depended. The fact that a Turkish State success keys.
Thesocraticbreed
+Saladin1187
That shot-and-then-sword-attack is really epic :)
many thanks for sharing tesskurler bey efendi ! this is such lovely rivalry of ottoman warfare as well the art of archery as well difference stay groovy in historical way
His armor looks awesome, specially the helm.
Masha Allah i like it....i m a descendant of the great Mughals.....good luck from Pakistan.
You see those warriors from Turkey? They have curved swords.
Not all of them.
I was just making a Skyrim joke. The Hammerfell people in that game have weapons and armor inspired by middle eastern designs, including Turkey.
Christopher wootton Curved bows*
+Christopher wootton curved sword is better in slashing than other swords, since turkic and mongolic warriors mainly were horsemen they preferred curved sword to slash while charging horses.
however ottomans did not focus mainly on cavalery as their ancestors did but still they carried the tradition of curved sword.
+Christopher wootton curved sword is better in slashing than other swords, since turkic and mongolic warriors mainly were horsemen they preferred curved sword to slash while charging horses.
however ottomans did not focus mainly on cavalery as their ancestors did but still they carried the tradition of curved sword.
MashaAllah great video.May Allah SWT bless & reward all those present inshaAllah.
Hi ! Beautifull and humble video. Your classes must be very pleaseant. I like to see that many ladys wish to learn archery. Beautifull bow and outfitt. And the sword attack is impressive.
Good luck!
Sallam,
Very nice video MashAllah. I am into Archery and would love this gentleman to come and teach our group here in the UK. Please kindly get back to me and InshAllah we can sort something out.
Sallam
almost 10 years later, the thumb release is now much more widely known and many of the descriptions hat were thought to be impossible were actually done
Bro you should have a kickstarter project.
Excellent Gokem,, visit Turkey a lot, nice people great to talk to, good sense of humour.There is a festival of warfare in Kent at the end of August will you be there.? it's called Military Odyssey.
Cool! Really nice demonstration, very clearly presented, well shot!
Nice demonstration thank you!!!
I am Korean and I like how you recovered your archery heritage.
Masha'Allah, I second these requests. Where can I find both of them?
May Allah bless you mister
2:40 Did I just see a thumb draw on a modern right-handed takedown recurve?
Lol yeah
I love middle eastern history, it makes me wish I lived in thoes epic days to just learn more of what they did.
Very nice and love the costume.
@Americanwarbow no there is a historic depiction and a separate instruction in a historic manual on battlefield skills. While shooting they held a sabre or arrows in their drawing hand. You can do that with a thumb draw.
There's a lot to like about this video and Turkish archery. I like the point about having the sword ready to use quickly, and holding several arrows at once. I guess if you a warrior and constantly practicing that these things become second nature. Still it looks pretty difficult to me.
I wonder why the women doing archery were covered with one covered head to toe? Every video I see and enjoy about Turkey everyone looks quite modern and does not have such a high percentage of scarves And the black outfit I have never seen in a video about Turkey. I am guessing they are from the Eastern side of the country. Does that sound right?
An aspect of archery on horseback that I am curious about is just how did the archers stop the up and down in the saddle from spoiling their shot?
Theyr not in turkey
They are not Turks. That class was in the UK.
What manuals do you study?
Salam. I teach children at a Masjid and would like to first learn myself and then teach children archery to implement and revive this beautiful Sunnah. How can I get in touch with brother Gokem?
جزاكم الله تعالى خيرا
I agree completely. I never thought I would see some one mention Mike Havel's "Bearkillers" here. Mike Havel will always be one of my Heroes, and his son Rudi is doing pretty well, what with having the Sword of the Lady. Steve Sterling has written an awesome series. ;'P
@Gilgamesh387 1. Sabre is Windlass Shamshir but Coldsteel makes a similar one. However the hilt you are seeing is 18th cc and older, so it is too new to fit to the armour/helm/bow. So it is historically a bit incorrect. Anyway great sabre to train your techniques. 2. Look at Grozer archery for your Turkish bow.
@3choBlaster I totally agree with you about a Turkish kilic. At the moment some Turkish blacksmith experiment so hopefully we will have some results soon. However the kilic in the deadliest warrior series is a 18thcc kilic, but Vlad lived in the 15th cc so form, hilt etc are not correct either. Nevertheless, 18thcc or 15th cc model, the cutting power is great.
I am from India but I am very impressed by these skills...how do I learn this ? Do I need to come to Turkey ?
@Americanwarbow Unfortunately the manual is only in old Ottoman Turkish. Btw they only say to hold 2 arrows in your hands. Consider a fast Turcoman or Arabian horse, until you shoot those 3 arrows you gonna be 100meters away and on a battlefield that's a lot so no point in having 15 arrows in your hand they are gonna be wasted. Kassai is far from battlefield horseback archery btw, it is a sport on certain rules he invented. And you cant shoot sharp broadheads with his method.
nice quiver, where to get it
Aferim! Cok interesandir. Sag ol, Kadri
I am from India.i want that bow.where can I buy this
Hello, i got Hungarian bow. and tried some thumb release with it. but totaly failed. somehow with thumb release arrows go just incredibly alot to the right. pull with right hand. arrow on the right hand. everything looks like should be ok. can you tell me where the problem could be?
how much extra weight can a person pull with the thumb ring? i see it in chinese, korean and mongolian archery so i assume it there to lessen the burden on the archers thumb.
thx for the info i will definitely look it up :)
Thank you for this video. It fits well with S.M. Stirlin"Dies the Fire" , "Bearkiller" horse archers. :'P
What is the draw weight of this bow?
What does he say around 01:00 - 01:04?
does he have his own UA-cam channel ? want to learn more anout turkish archery
can see here ua-cam.com/channels/1jaNEcsNB4qxIgy6r2YLgQ.htmlvideos
I got a rh pse razorback can I shoot it with the Mongolian style draw (with out a thumb ring )
جزاكم الله خيرا
Allah razi olsun yigidim... gaza'n mubarek olsun
What is the name of the bow jazakumullah khairan
tradisional bow
Turkish composite bow, it the standard bow in most muslim countries
Many consider the Turkish bow the ultimate expression of all warbows, not just the Asian composite recurves.
Başarılarının devamını dilerim abi...
I really admire all cavalry archers, be they turks, hungarian, mongolian, scythian - all immensly fast and deadly.
thx i will look into that ^^
What type of bow is he using ? I'm curious.
+The WHITE WOLFF its called horn bow or asiatic bow, but this particular bow is ottoman bow, the concept is same with korean mongolian and turkic bows, but the crafting technique is bit different.
+The WHITE WOLFF its called horn bow or asiatic bow, but this particular bow is ottoman bow, the concept is same with korean mongolian and turkic bows, but the crafting technique is bit different.
+The WHITE WOLFF It's a recurved composite bow.
Where can one get this Turkish helmet online?
I don't about this one specifically but at Royal Oak Armoury there is one very similar that looks very nice.
Dakikada 20 ok atabilen tek savascilarimiz. Şeref dolu ecdadimiz
That swordsmanship style he also displays looks like its good for horseback combat
+Thesocraticbreed This is very insightful of you. It is true. Curved swords were used by the mounted archers (called sipahis) in Ottoman Empire. Foot soldiers (Janissary in particular) used muskets and a shorter sword called yatagan. Yatagan was mainly designed for piercing at close combat. Curved swords (called kilic) was for slashing on horseback.
Dogan Sinar I love swordsmanship! I do not know as much of the Turkic style,but as a German,English and Italian style swordsman, I can say that it is something I appreciate... and yes, I have noticed how sabers are often used by light cavalry... the hussars used it as opposed to a broad sword, which is a stabbing weapon mostly, because they believed it could kill one man and wound two others to allow for capture.
gökmen abi üzerindeki zırhın ağırlığı ne kadar?
I heard that the Huns were also fearsome cavalry-archers back in King Attila's time.It is said that the Roman's were actually afraid of them.
Mad Owl at least they were giving the romans a bad time under my namesake and I think today’s Hungary is based on that time.
how much is your bow?
k thx, i will look into that
A combination of Bows and Crossbows is really dangerous. But each one without the other is quite useless.
The ottoman archery. It's really fast arrow!
@3choBlaster Its because they want to? Or like he said the thing with back problems...
Amazing
Drop the music
@Gilgamesh387 Grozer has good turkish bows...also Flagella Dei has one...but its not so good...
really cool.
No.
The byzantine however had put good efford in heavy Cavalry.
But they still had good archers and decent infantry,
Looking closely, looks as I suspected: Turkic archery in the sense you're talking about is closely related to the way the Huns, who like the Turkic(being descendants of the Scythian people of the western Steppes), fired their arrows and also adopted by the Romans. When done correctly and fastly, it can rival a bullet in velocity of travel.
Lol Huns were Turkic dude
Turksta .A No, they were Xiongnu.There was no such thing as a Turkic Hun until the Hungarians came after the fall of the Hunnic Kingdom, and that was a tribe known as Magyar. The original were not Turks,but Asians.
I think I know my history...
Turksta .A Well then, you would know that the Huns come from Xiongnu, a Chinese name for the barbarian tribes of the Steppes to the north. True, there are later Huns that came from the Scythian areas,but that was a result of Huns breeding with Scythians, the predecessors of the Turks and they became the Maygars as a result. Though the original Huns, and the ones that were there at the time of Attila were Xiongnu Huns.
Thesocraticbreed oh yeah i remember a Hun dynasty in china and i always wondered where they cam from and that if they were from the Huns i was talking about
nice vid. i like english longbows a bit better but that might just be because im more familiar with them. but ive heard that turks,mongolians and other asian cultures would use 80 pound draw weights for their bows, like that would be the maximum draw weight and is that true?
Original Turkish curved bow can shoot up to 900 Meters. Record broken in the competition in France with Ottoman/Turkish bureaucrat shooting a target from 500 + Meters and there was archers and all kind of bows from all over the Europe! Within 300 Meters it can easily pass any kind of Armour that used all around the world until 18th century! even now can drill into a bullet proof jacket! In order to become arched in the Ottoman army; you had to shoot accurately 500 Meters and more! Average archer was able to shoot around 30 to 60 Arrows per minute with % 100 accuracy on the horse, 360 degrees, % 100 accuracy with in 300 Meters, on the horse! People in Turkey just recently started doing horse back archery! Usually people starts after 30-40 years old, practices archery and horse back riding only 2-3 years but still become good enough to show similar performance. Now think about Ottoman Army Soldiers and Turks living in that time; Starts riding horses as soon as they start walking, starts military training especially archery and swordsmanship at the age of 2-3 Years old, spend whole their life with these training as well as Turkish Oil Wrestling and training with all possible fighting sports those exited during that period and sees at least 10-15 Battles until they become 20 Years old!
Asian composite bows tend to have lighter draw weights, but they have better efficiency, and their design allows the bow to store more energy given the same weight at the end of the draw. So while longbows can easily get to 110+lbs they are pretty much on par with 80lbs composite bows.
Yes. Original War Bows 80 pound to 240 pound (in 2005 , Adam Karpowicz test in Topkapı Museum collection bows)
@@godoff.5304 Untill Atarturk changed everything..
@@godoff.5304 Hundred percent accuracy is false considering even the best horse archers around the world can't do that. Within 30 meters I could perhaps see it. And I agree with composite bow shooting very far. Mongolian and Korean composite bows are also known to shoot far distances as well so it's not surprising the Turkish composite bows shoot ~900 meters.
My arrow shaft are always at eye level but that's my method.
Hi. Sorry for being ignorant, but what's the difference between the Turks, Indian, Mongolian, Chinese, Korean, Tatars, Hun, Scythian, etc. composite bows? They all look the same to me.
Really? Look them all up on the internet... You will find that the bows look different...
The 'Turk' is n extreme variant of the bow. When you unstrenght the bow, it will look like a full C.
***** are you sure Scythians are Tatars and I heard huns were Hungarian
***** alright so you said Tatars were the same as Scythians? Tatars dont seem vloient like them
look at Scythian history, its a bloody one.
At first i thought that nose guard is a decoration lol.
Brother i want to learn from you Thank God Muslim way of fighting is alive yesterday i saw battle of empires
Its 7 july 2017 and its amaZing to see you trying to revive it
3:43 "archery is used for mental health patients..." is that really a good idea?
its great i have less headaches
fair enough then i guess, i suppose mental health is quite a broad term
Archery needs good focus and body control.Also while you are targeting you need to be calm an patient.I think it can help people.
I earlier thought most eastern cultures grab the string with whole hand, not just two or three fingers....
@sompret True enough. And maybe even some ghurka and maori. now that's the side I would want to be on. but what I particularly like about many turks that I have come accross is that they are usually very polite, quite folk. Not much fanfare but they are hard bastards.
There is not turkey.. Just bowman turkish
Yes brother they are just arabs.
You realize that the film is showcasing a Turk who immigrated to Europe, right? He mentions straight out that he's moved to Dublin.
is awesome Ottoman Archer
well, if you took it wrong it was definitely not my intent.
in all fairness, you replied on a comment with this "Also now i think your geniusity and enormous intelligence." that is pretty much sarcasm.
the comment you chose to reply on was not directed at you, you chose to engage in a conversation with sarcasm.
in any case, none of that matters now, i wish you well and i hope you have a nice day ;)
Reminds me of Kyuyutsu
3:45
"Archery have been used for mental half patiens, as a way to helping them to relax"
Yes it work really good, it may even cure cancer.
Its no joke.
Mash'Allah!
I was told stories of long ago. If you survived and won a battle. You would not survive the women because they were just as deadly with a weapon 🌹
Best fighter
Maşallah
There's a ninja in the background ...
Talmid s...t...f....u
Gökmen Bey bukültürü yaşattığınız için size saygılarımı sunuyorum
we dont shame from our culture but in our country who living as Europen people they ashame.you can see these ppl from japon or iran who are artist and other etc.
Good 👍💪💪
in turkey you can find a lot of replica's
i agree, but i talk of heritage not race..i think there is were most people get it wrong ofcourse i'm not saying turks are mongolians, i'm just saying they have an ancestry that relates to them..atleast from the turks i have spoken to and ofcourse that doesn't go for anyone.
Mashallah
memlük köle değil di demiş adam bize Türkiyede ki tarih kitaplarında kölelikten gelen kıpçak türkleri olarak okutuldu ama neyse.. burayada Türkçe yorum yapan ilk Türk'üm sanırım..
This kind of archery stems from the early Muslim days. Then it developed in Turkey as a initiatic order. I didn't know that this art was lost and now has to be rediscovered.
we cant say a müslim archery style. Turkish archery style from central asian archery tradition. useful for horsearchers
No this Archery existed before Islam and it was not developed in modern day Turkey it was devoloped in Central Asia by the Xiongnu and their ancestors (Xiongnu is a word the Chinese gave turkic, mongolic, etc. People from the north and North-East)
maşallah
its only a trailer
1:42 I will never get a turkey girl anymore
good
Hey, friend.I wasn't trying to diss Islam or anything like that. I agree the Mongols did a lot of bad things but we must tell the truth too.That really was how it all began. And yes you Mamlukes were wonderful and saved possibly all of us. I was just showing that they did originally want to befriend the Islamic Territories while they concentrated on China.
Egypt was the last place in the line of their march so they were really pissed off by then!
2 sides to every story, mate.
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Seems like you're not studied well though, Turkic and Mongolic speaking tribes just related to each other with a significiant distance, Turkic and Mongolian languages has some common features but still almost completely different, until the rise of the Genghis they were just some tribes living generally in eastern Mongolia, they were until the rise of Genghis Khan generally were vassals of Turkic dynasties or were small conferedacies which were not much effecting the outside of their living area