The Medieval & Modern Middle East: Every Year
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- Опубліковано 13 жов 2020
- The history of the Middle East, every year. This part covers the period 628 CE - 2020. Other periods are covered in previous videos.
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Original Map:
www.arcgis.com
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Music:
Sign of Wonders - Egypt Calling
Bonnie Grace - Peace in the Realm
Robert Ruth - Displaced - Розваги
And that's it, the end of the Middle East series! Thanks everyone for watching!
I also want to thank A.S. Mapping, who helped with various parts of this video. Please check out his channel if you're interested in more maps: ua-cam.com/video/5XjiY3tQ038/v-deo.html
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EDIT: Someone's just pointed out that I forgot to change 'Constantinople' to 'Istanbul'. This is a mistake in the video, so just be aware of that.
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@Ollie Bye you are giving too much credit to Armenia, as if Georgian kingdoms never existed before!!!!
@@Tblackknight What do you mean? Georgia itself is too far north to be seen on this map, so you can only see it when it conquers territory to the south.
Ottomans vs Safavids looks the same as Byzantines vs Sassanians
interesting how Middle Eastern politics used to work like that, along similar lines in the sand
@@lukareinders1768 similar lines along the Tigris and Euphratis you mean
@@theghosthero6173 Crazy how that works
romans, not byzantines
@@lucacastellaro1615 sorry i had to put a line betwenn them, you know roman empire and sassanians also existed together in history
War between empire in Anatolia and Levant vs Persia is never ending story.
@Dead Beat bruh
@Dead Beat bro who? Seljuk persianised, Safavid and afsharid from iran, Timurid Iranian dynasty there was no Uzbekistan back then. Turkemenustan, Georgia, Armenia, And Uzbekistan we’re states made by Russia and all were separated by Russia from Persia then after fall of USSR they became independent
@Dead Beat I’m not dreaming go learn history. What are some of those Turkic empires?😂 only ones I know who weren’t Iranian is Timurid but they had a lot of influence to modern day Iran and other one is qara qukonlu which is from Turkey. Also you said Iran was ruled by Mongols for lots of years, that was mongol empire which was second biggest empire so it’s not surprising. They owned 30 countries that we can say at least part of them or the whole country.
@Dead Beat Bro state facts my friend not opinion your wrong
@Dead Beat Lmao he gave evidence and all you could say was "keep dreaming"
"so on whose side are you Armenia?"
-"yes"
Hello from Armenia )))
Which ever one doesn't want to kill me today -Said Armenia
Poor Armenia had sizable kingdom before the Russian empire and during/before the Ottoman Empire. Now they're a tiny country. An unlucky region because everyone wants a piece of that area.
typical ermeni behaviour
I like how Armenia was tossed around between the Byzantines and the Muslims than the Romans or Persians ever did
@Anonymous Byzantines.
@@xenotypos no what you call the byzantines
actually never used that name
they called them selfs the east romans
and they called there empire the eastern roman empire
@@darth3911 We all know that, what were you imagining, but Byzantine is still correct. The French in the 12th century called themselves the "Franks", still we call them the French because their society and language already changed back then compared with the Frankish times. How people called themselves is irrelevant, Byzantine is an "historian" name to make it easy to differentiate the latin-based Roman empire and the medieval hellenistic Roman empire. It's convenient, so both names are correct.
@@xenotypos LOL what B.S. are you on everyone calls the franks the franks no one calls them the french
i believe what your looking for is that people call the franks the ancestors of the french which is correct
@@xenotypos also before the frankish empire that area of land was vary divided almost to the lvl the holy roman empire was
reason why is the states before the franks would split there kingdoms if they had more then one son
Greeks vs Achaemenids
Romans vs Parthians
Byzantines vs Sasanians
Ottomans vs Safavids
Alsways the same story.
François Calvaresi the right side always be Iranian.😁
Geopolitics matters, turky will clash with Iran eventually over who ganna rule Levant and iraq
jeff jeff just like good old times lol
@@aradsstates9584 no savafids was turkic
Burak Kale they ruled turkey or Iran?!that's more important. Iran's nationality includes Azeri and Qashqai Turks, it seems that even today's government and state sovereignty in Iran completely and directly relates to Safavids.
I was just looking for medieval middle east and saw this, thx Ollie!
10293833+2839283+1929192=?
@@pvzgamerlegisniana6492 no
:) luck 100
2:57
*Mehmed II appears as Ottoman head of state *
"Huh, I recognise this guy's name. What was he famous for again?..."
*Constantinople falls*
"...Oh snap, yeah he's THAT guy!"
fatih
FATIH SULTAN!
Your maps are gold,other maps are rather simplistic, i did not know middle east was not few big empires, but balkanized like feudal Europe.
History of Middle East :
Levant & Anatolia vs Persia & Caucases
Arabia
And egypt is the prize
🤣🤣🤣
@@olumluhayatbugunvarsinyari1326 bruh you’re even here? Lmao get a life.
Caucasus was more likely to be part of Anatolia I think. Especially the North Caucasus.
Whenever seeing map videos about the middle ages, I feel that it is overwhelmingly surprising for the Roman state to have existed since the archaic regal times, with Ancient Carthage, Athens and Sparta as its contemporaries, until the times of Mongols and Ottomans, with relatively prolonged and strong cohesion as a state. Arab Caliphates from the Rashidun to the Abbasids, after making the Roman state a shadow of its former self and depriving it of the naval superiority within the Mediterranean, along with of the long-held name Romans' Sea(Mare Nostrum), could maintain its unified hegemonic status only for 2 century and some decades from mid-7th to midlate-9th century.
shut up nerd
@@donsly375 only boomers use nerd as an insult
@@mint8648 shut up nerd
This video was not accurate concerning abbasid caliphate
The force was maintaned from 7th till 13th century when mongols came
Look up the map of abbsid dynasty
@@hassanlabyad4082 Abbasids declined in 9th century lol
1:36
It's a bird it's a plane !
It's the seljuk turks
AH !
@Mehmed Mehdi Said constantine whos getting so small he doesn't even exist anymore, "WE need help!!" they need help!! So they call the pope, "hey pope can you help me get rid of the slejuks? maybe take back the holy land on the way, come on!! i know you want the holy land!!
@@hitmanx3475 yes i do wanna take the holy land. Let's do a crusade!
@@adiabd1 you dont even know the lyrics
They would have been safe if they called Laurence of Arabia for help.
"They did many crusades, some of which almost didnt fail. But at least the italians got some sweet trade deals"
2 of your videos made it to my college lesson! Notably "Rise of the French royal domain" and "The Reconquista: Every year"! I'm so happy and proud of you!
Hey ollie. Your vids are great. Who knew a small team could put something together like this! It is nice to know you are still uploading.
Love your videos, always exited to watch them.
Greetings from Syria
I love the detail and the solid lines/colours. Good Job!
That is indeed a lot of effort, I was waiting for this part since a week, it is a great three part series and all those who haven't watched the first two parts must watch them, also equally as nice.
The mapping this year is better than ever, I found no mistake in the Map, though at 0:24, the bust is not that of Yazid but from the coin of his governor Ubayd Allah ibn Ziyad, though it really doesn't matter much.
I'll be looking for more Mapping videos, let's see what you do next:)
He should've made distinctions between the different caliphates. Also didn't see Muawiyahs and al-As rebellion etc. Great for general overview however.
@@GrigRP Yes, true. I just noticed the absence of the Abdullah Ibn Al Zubair as well, he was able to secure much of the land.
You can view these rebellions on my channel, though not as professional as that of Ollie; ua-cam.com/video/fIblZYDh-T8/v-deo.html
@@TahaWasiq Actually , The Coin is Of Yazid ibn Muawiyah himself , He used a Sassanid Styled Dirham with basra mint in his 3 year reign.
But I agree that Muawiyah's Divided Caliphate from 657-661 and Second Fitna should've been shown.
PS : Bro I saw your video it's amazing.
لعنهم الله كلاهما مستبيحي عرض احفاد الرسول وراشقوا الكعبة بالنار
Beautiful work, as always. Even kept track of all the Seljuq vassals
Why is whenever a small country declares war on another small country, everyone flips out, but when a large country annex's part of another country, everyone is like, oh that happened, welp
Ollie, great job. I love this new style of maps.
Ollie is simply great in what he does. Sire, you have my respect.
The detail in this video is astonishing, You pretty much got all of the middle eastern states that have ever existed, other mapping vids about the region usually gloss of many of the small countries and dynasties which makes the video oversimplified and bland...good job!!
Great video by a great mapper, thank you for your endorsement and recommendations about A.S Mapping.
Thanks Olli for your beautiful map
The music in the end is so nice. I think it fits very well.
The maps and the music are beautiful.
I've been waiting for this.
Very detailed. Great job!
Turks : Mine
Arabs: Mine
Persians: Mine
Mongols : And I take that personal.
eventually all converted to Islam , even the mongols at the peek of their powers
And then mongols and arabs an Greeks empier colaps and iran rise again
@@amrshatlaa9617 it doesn't count unless those governments rule the country with Sharia laws.
What is Greater Middle East Project (MENA)?
ua-cam.com/channels/i7-NKFEVnHok6yPS1JpvCQ.html
@D4rkeRR You are western countries and Zionists servants.
How will you can rise again???!!!
Great work, and with this new animation i'ts getting better. Are you going to do new versions of the european maps? A full history of Europe maybe?
Ollie wants to focus away from Europe, as that content is already covered extensively by other channels such as Emperor Tigerstar
Thank you for making the video.
So much went off that I couldn't catch up with many events even on 0.25 lol... Nice video and great work 🤜🤛
Y'all, I need one of these for Ancient North America, I'm trying to do as much research on it as I can, but there's not so much about it. It would be really cool if you compiled what we know so far in a video. :)
Great job always!
Tulunids
ÖLÜMSÜZ HAYAT BUGÜN YOKSUN YARIN VARSIN seljuqs
Great Video as usual
So at the end Persia lost less territory than any other middle eastern empire.
More than 2500 years and it's still called them same.
Iran
Xahryar :v 💚💚💚💚💚💎❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
The Nova renaissance although Iran is still an empire rule by undeserved governments.
Ibrahim Sultanovic its it geopolitical situation.
It's interesting to see the cycle of empires, persian in geography, spilling into the fertile crescent throughout history.
You probably should've included the division between Muawiyah and Ali's Caliphates during Ali's time as caliph. Great video, though
@Lounès Marius Luke no
Very good job! Thank you.
Wow, top notch quality as always
Good job. Waited for a while for this one.
Can’t wait to finally see this video. I can’t wait to see the conclusion to this 3 part series.
Edit: Just saw the video. The amount of detail you put into these videos never ceases to amaze me.
I only have 2 questions. What does the asterisk by the Khazars mean. Also why did you decide not to include the rulers of Qara Qoyunlu and Aq Qoyunlu since they controlled a significant amount of the Middle East.
I'm not entirely sure what the asterisk refers to, but the word "unknown" deserves an explanation here. We do know many Khazar rulers by name, but we don't know exactly *when* they ruled (there is usually an uncertainty of many decades). This makes it impossible to add them to the video.
qara qoyunlu and aq qoyunlu weren't actual kingdoms, they were just like tribal confederations and possibly were just ruled by high leaders
@@diezelleprozo6047 so we’re the ottomans and seljuks and khazars
Very nice Info and thank you for sharing. Very Interesting to learn
Amazing work
Great video! Can I recommend the history of Scandinavia or Nordics every year?
1:42 Michael's face while his empire is about to be steamrolled by the Saljuqids is priceless hahahahah X-D
Medieval artists...
he gifted the land over the civil wars.
By far the most accurate video in the UA-cam for those periods. Very fined. Even the end of the Qarmatians in Qatar appears.
So much work in these maps ... starting with Mesopotamia so thank you for all of this.
gooo Armenia. Greetings from Poland!!!!!!!!!
We Won 🇦🇿♥️🇹🇷
😭😭🇦🇲
LOOOSER armenia! :D
Azerbaijan won! 🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿
supporting a russian puppet very unpolish of you
A pole who is supporting russia's puppy "armenia"? that's really strange…considering the fact, that russia is the bigest threat to whole eastern europe
@@LoveAndPeace2004 Armenia is just a partner of Russia, plus the Armenian diaspora began its existence in Poland, we are friends with Poland and we do not want evil, and we have many tourists from Poland who return from Armenia with pleasant memories, there is no need to interfere with politics here
Best video you have ever did!
Lol go get a life for real
Amazing research
Good video ollie 👍
What are the "Carian Turks" that appear in southwestern Anatolia in the late 1110s? I thought that area was fully subjugated by Byzantium.
Some Seljuk Turks indeed settled in that area after an offensive against Alexios Komnenos.
I find it interesting that Mehmed II viewed himself as a kind of Islamic Constantine; consecrating a new Roman imperium to his Prophet of the Lord of the Universe. Every other dynasty of the empire had won it by right of conquest after all.
lol.. another sugar coating history..
@@wrathoflichking9603 I'm not sugar coating anything.
The Ottomans post-1453 were a "barbarian" empire that co-opted the (Eastern) Roman legacy, much like the Holy Roman Empire in the West.
This is fantastic and very detailed! Just thing I noticed missing is French control of Egypt from 1798 through 1801. If you ever do a new version, you’ll want to add that in. Cheers!
really it is so informative.
Amazing how, since the fall of Rome, the first Western nation to enter Asia Minor again was no other than the British Empire, the farthest away from it.
Yea i notice that...
WRONG , IT WAS PORTUGAL, see 1527
@@iraqimapper1595 If you want to count that, then the very first were the Italians through Venice in 1475.
British empire wouldn't have ever existed if not for rome. Take note that london was founded by the romans
I appreciate the fact that you called it Rome and not Byzantium as Byzantium was a made up name to just undermine the ottoman overtaking of the Eastern Roman Empire a.k.a Rome after the fall of Western Roman Empire.
Wonderful explanation
nice video bro
Nobody gonna mention how the Caliphate was able to beat the two super powers of Rome and Persia(at the time) alone???
They were not superpowers anymore when the Caliphate was formed
Why is there no France from 1798 to 1801?
Nice video
Thanks!
This video makes me want to play Civilization 4 mod Rhye and Fall Sword of Islam, probably the best Civ experience I have played.
R.I.P Eastern Roman Empire.
It last for 1300 years. You can’t así for more
@@JoseManuel-is4yc
It survived longer in fact. Remember that when the Roman Capital of New Rome fell along with the last Roman Emperor in 1453 AD, the government was exiled in the Despotate of Morea, still free Roman territory. After the Despotate of Morea had fallen (along with other roman polities), this government fled to the Mani peninsula, and formed the Republic of Mani, by Roman Greeks who were still free. This Republic of Mani never fell to the Turks, always repeled their occational invasions and declared war on them. Eventually it declared war for the last time in 1821, and merged with the Greek Republic that formed at the same time. Ergo, Roma Aeterna Est!
for over thousands of years, rome is still alive named romania, the last remaining romans who live in balkans and also modified their own latin
good riddance
Foreign empire on the Semitic people
Yes finally new vid
ur amazing wtf, how do u even make these so fast
You seem to forgot the French campaign to Egypt led by Napoleon (1798-1801) during the revolution. Also it would be possible to merge the 3 videos into a single one?, one day I presume. Thanks, I love you work
But they were losed
@@tasnubarahman6068 Even if the French lost, that invasion is still an important moment in modern Egyptian history, as it marks the end of the mamluk rule of Egypt and the beginning of modern Egypt
@@xlicer he doesn't usually show temporary invasions, rebellions and civil wars.
The Safavids do an uppercut at 3:53
One final punch
Still same turkey iran border
@Tamerlan User did we asked?
Perfect !
@OllieBye can you make a video called "History of Eurasia",every single year from 2900 b.C. (so 2899,2898.., like the one you made of Asia in 2019,but with Europe too)?
What a coincidence, I was just seeing right now your previous videos about the History of the Middle East. This one is also an incredible work, but I was surprised not to see the effects of the recent Civil Wars, like ISIS. For example, you could also have put the Iraqi Kurdistan in a lighter purple colour, like you do with client states, since it’s a very autonomous region, culturally different from the rest of Iraq. In the Caucasus, Artsakh could have been mapped as well. But I understand recent history is not easy to interpret. Great work anyways, congratulations.
Frankly, when you compare it to the history of the Near East as a whole, ISIL isn't more than a blip--random noise. It's not even the most important thing he left out (though admittedly you're right that it would be nice to see).
The guy making the video for example failed to show a LOT of things: the Zubayurid state, the Blues (Azariqah in Arabic: it literally means "the blues ones"), the first Muslim Civil War, the Abbasid revolution, the effects of the Tahkim afterward, or the civil war between Al-Amin and Al-Ma'mun, or the anarchy at Samarra (though he does show the aftermath).
And that's just in the span of 200 years marked simply as "The Caliphate".
It's like Showing the Roman Empire without its crises...
Because it's not recognized by most of the countries .
You miss the whole Syria civil war and war in Iraq
True
Yeah, technically Irak is a US vassal since the fall of Saddam, and for some time the ISIS had some important possessions
hello thanks again for you elegant work. saludos
Good job.
caliphate go brrrrrrr
2:10 caliphate came back with the power....... DUN DUN DUN
Greeks vs Iran (Achaemenid)
Roman Italian vs Iran (Parthian)
Roman Italian vs Iran (Sasanid)
Roman Greeks (Byzantine) vs Iran (Sasanid)
Ottoman Turks vs Iran (Safavid)
Ottoman Turks vs Iran (Afsharid)
Ottoman Turks, Roman Greeks, Roman Italian doesn't exist; they were always the same people with same genetics but Romanized, Hellenized and Turkified throughout the time
Being iranian is the honor proud iranian🇮🇷🇮🇷🇮🇷💪
@@user-qs9ju3vz9g but as you said never they had the stability in nationality and culture like Persia(i mean relatively because culture is dynamic and not static).
@@brightburnedits4278 safavid afşar aa var türkish empire no pers farsi ottoman safavi avşar kaçar türkish empire iran 1925 pehlevi farsi iran 987 -1925 Turkish empire gaznevid . seljuk herizm. Ilhanlı. Jelayir. Qra koyun. Ak koyun . Safavid .avsarid Qçar türkish peoble. no farsi farsi slave memluk kunta kinte köle 1925 y pehlevi şah farsi %50 türkish %50farsi 1980 ayetullah humeyni farsi ayetullah ali amaney %50farsi %50 türkish yes iran 950 years türkish people türkish empire yes . No fars fars slave memluk köle okey yes slave farsi
Ty
Details was usefull.
Long Live Ollie!
The Almogavars recuperated some territories for byzantines from ottomans in early XIV century. All mappers ignore this.
The longest period of rule in the Middle East belongs to Elam
2200 BC-550BC
Also, the city of Shush(Susa), the center of Elam, still exists with the same name in the southwest of Iran
Yes! No one talks about Elam
Very Very Nice !
I like how Armenia was changing colors between green and purple
The author of the video did not show the conquest of Egypt and Syria by Napoleon
He doesn't show rebellions, civil wars and temporary invasions.
It was too short to be included
3:06 all new byzantine :)
Quality 👍💪🏼💥
The problem with map videos like this one is that for the last 20 or so years, they show de jure control, when they should be showing de facto
Yes, thats true
4:34 from then on the Middle East was contentiously on fire
Yeah because before it was a heaven on earth lol
@@user-sz9dj1pl9o Better then what it would become
@@awc6007 as a Qatari we honestly had an upgrade, most of the gulf did.
The Only Peaceful Countries In The Middle East are The UAE, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Qatar and Oman
with Turkey Also but uhh the currency is not in good state
The Middle East have a long history. Id say its longer than that of Europe
Yep that's were all started, but its not the most important
It's obvious,The cradle of civilization
@@eric11 lmao it is the most important for us ,without middle east no europe
Africa and Asia were already long there before Europe, civilisations formed there first, Europeans just claimed to be the first however.
@@eric11 it IS the MOST important, bozo eurocentrist.
Between 1793 and approximately 1920, a small entity existed in the southeast of Lake Urmia (NW of Gajars), abbreviated as Mar.
What was that entity?
Chill
*900s*
Time to spice it up!
What about Yemen and Oman? The only interresting parts of Arabia after Abbasid fall.
Arabia wasn't interesting under the Abbasid rule, even the capital was outside it.
Zengids are underrated
And great warrior Nuraddin Zangi
Turkic
Turkish zengids
There are a few errors. For example the sultanate of rum did not actually expand on 1176 but rather in 1182. Still a great video though
Good job
For some reason, the background music reminds me of those Pokemon songs in gen 3
Hello! Love This Video! Can you give me some tips? #OllieByeAlways
Yeah, just DM me on Discord.
Persian empires 💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽
Hi! can u make a video about the history of Sri Lanka every year?
Chadda X as a sri lankan i am soo sad because sri lanka was naver became a powerful country like theese empires 😭😭
@@sithumrajitha9969 Yeah! So sad :-(
Chadda X lets hope we will be powerful in the future world 💪🏼💪🏼❤️🇱🇰🇱🇰💪🏼❤️❤️❤️
1914- Exists
Middle East’s map- Ight imma break down