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This was an awesome watch... It'd be cool if you guys could also do a people's profiles of lesser known Steppe conquerors such as Tamerlane and Nurhaci, there's barely any UA-cam content about them, especially since Nurhaci was basically the guy who set in motion the founding of the Qing Dynasty of China
I am so happy that you are diving into East & Central Asian history. Channel always felt very Euro & USA centric. I'm gonna listen to the The Hu after this
Truly grateful and appreciate your work as a humble person from a poor family to be able to watch this kind of quality content for free is just amazing
Genghis Khan! One of my favorite historical figures of all time, and such an excellent documentary of his life! I felt like I watched the Great Khan’s whole life flash before my eyes in perfect audio and video sync. Well done!
Absolutely fantastic. I've always found Genghis to be the most fascinating historical leader. Millions died when he roamed central Asia and beyond, but it's still awe inspiring to learn about what he achieved from a military perspective. I also like that he was tolerant to religious views despite having his own pagan beliefs. Thank you for the video 👊
Documentaries on history of Mongolia are getting better and better informed. It attests the fruits of recently-revived and popular research on the subject. I'm glad. A few years ago, people could make up anything that came to their wild mind and fantasies because there was not available research and publicity to check on.
Just wish they'd focus on the other Steppe conquerors like Tamerlane and Nurhaci, as well as Queen Tomiris who united all the Scythian Steppe tribes and went toe to toe against Cyrus the Great
I am amazed every time I read another book or watch a show on Genghis Khan to Kublai Khan. How they went from tribal steppe to emperor's overnight and allowed religious tolerance is amazing. We could learn from religious tolerance.
@@TheSnoeedog oh like how Communist China, Soviet Russia and Khmer Rouge Cambodia did which led to genocides in the name of atheist Marxism right or like how North Korea currently brutally oppresses anyone that is caught being religious?? Maybe u should go look into what the Chinese Red Guards did to religious people and religious centers such as Buddhist temples doing the cultural revolution or what the Khmer Rouge did to any Cambodian Buddhists or Christians in the name of atheism and because "religion is the opium of the masses" according to Karl Marx, or why not look into what the Soviet Union did to the Russian Orthodox Christians or to Russian Jews or Muslims in Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan... U edgy atheists really are ignorant when it comes to human history... Atheism is as guilty of persecution, oppression, suppression and violence as religion is... To act like atheism is pure and more moral than religion is historical fallacy
@@coffeetalk924 how is being intolerant of religion in general any different than different religions not tolerating each other? The thing is: no religion, including atheism, can definitively prove that it is right. There's no way to prove or disprove the existence of God.
@@S0ulinth3machin3 “If we extend unlimited tolerance even to those who are intolerant, if we are not prepared to defend a tolerant society against the onslaught of the intolerant, then the tolerant will be destroyed, and tolerance with them.” Karl Popper in The Open Society and Its Enemies; Financial Times Aug 24, 2023 ...I'd suggest you think about whether or not your (any/every?) religion you advocate qualifies as the intolerable in the above quote. If your religion doesn't tolerate the 2SLGBTQIA* community, dissent from official dogma, the free exercise of thought/action, sexual freedom, the freedom to choose, etc...then *IT DOES NOT NEED TO BE TOLERATED. IN FACT, THE MORAL POSITION IS TO > TOLERATE IT* ... I'd love to hear your response. Live well
Funfact : Genghis Khan created one of the first international postal systems, the "Yam," which revolutionized communication across his vast empire-a fascinating detail often featured in ancient history documentaries
This makes me want to read a really detailed history of Genghis Khan. For the first 20 or so minutes of this video, I had no idea who all these tribes were, or what was happening.
"In heaven there is only one sky and on earth there is only one rule"Genghis Khan From rising of the Sun to seting of sun there shall be only one rule that is. "Genghis Khan- The oceanic khan"
Actually the Mongol empire is the largest empire ever, not just in terms of contiguous land mass. The mongols conquered the Korean Peninsula, and the Sakhalin islands, and all the seas surrounding China.
Genghis Khan, quite simply, is one of the most extraordinary individuals who ever lived. His impact on history is still being felt today, for better and for worse. Tyrant, conqueror, statesman, destroyer, he was all of these things and more. Very, very few people have impacted the course of human history as profoundly as Genghis Khan, and fewer still have left so many questions in their wake. Genghis shook the world to its foundations and then left almost no trace behind him. We don't even know the exact of his birth. We don't know, conclusively, when and how he died. Heck, we don't even know for certain what the guy *looked* like.
Absolute Chad, conquered most of the known earth and spread his seed to billions of people. Genocide is moral in war because a show of domination is what a great military leader must display.
the documentary is very interesting. A recommandation would be to add more maps, specially whe you talk about places and regions that exists. It would give more depth to the documentary. Just subscribed
Fascinating look at Genghis Khan’s empire-building! Yet, there’s a lot more beneath the surface, especially regarding his diplomatic and psychological tactics. I’ve uncovered some compelling insights into how he manipulated and controlled his empire that might surprise you.
Genghis Khan GODS WRATH as old christian chronicles describe how swift brutal no mercy he is on his enemy if your a lord of a city or castle you got 2 choices surrender you will be speared vandalized or suffer his wrath(many choose this kwarizam sultan learn this in the hard way)
Thank you for uploading this video. I love stuff about people like Genghis Khan. Thank you for uploading stuff. Could you do a video on More medieval stuff?
Interesting/informative/entertaining. Excellent drawings/maps/area still-motion photography. Enabling viewers to better understand what the orator is describing-!!!🤗. Lacking information on the diet of the roaming nomads. Would have been of immense interest-!!! 🤗
When you depart this place, what do you hope to leave? Who's gonna carry your body, your legacy, your dynasty? The word Khan in the English language translates to... King The supreme ruler Khan is king
I saw that Temujin's military strategies and tactics are identical to those of Sun Tzu (4th century BC) and Sun Bin, descendant of Sun Tzu (3rd century BC), perhaps during his exile in China he had the opportunity to read the treatises on the art of war? If this were the case, the Chinese empires missed a great opportunity centuries earlier to do what Genghis Khan did. But evidently he was the right man at the right time. Legendary Khan. Does it have anything to do with Great Tataria?
I think the great Khan, Injustice, was a brilliant warrior & leader. We must remember the initial history of the Mongul Empire was written by their enemoes: the Chinese in the East & the Musloms in the West.
His only desire was to unify tribes, peoples and nations. His moral was: "Those who are not with me, are against me." It is similar to the moral of another great man: Jesus. St. Matthew 12:30-33 RVC "He who is not with me, is against me (................) every sin and blasphemy will be forgiven, except the blasphemy against the Holy Spirit." In the same way the Great Khan would also say: I forgive all those who surrender to me, except those who raise their weapons against me and especially those who are disloyal! And so he did. Ask the Muslims and the Jin, the Xia Xia, Europeans, Tartars, etc. A great man, a great inspiration, a noble soul. If being illiterate he achieved what he achieved, I can already imagine what he would have achieved if he had been literate! In any case, he achieved the impossible: The Pax Mongolica. Which is an interesting separate chapter.
Good documentary but there was two issues it failed to address: the massacres committed that caused such great loss of life and his relationship with his wives and daughters who played a very important role in the expansion of his empire.
Little LIGHT came with a Candy as an offering to comfort the comforter and offsprings preserve will say, LORD thy Kingdom unlike any other kingdoms of men in front of thee! Thank you my little LIGHTS!
Mongols didn’t entomb their honored dead, they did sky burials (leaving the body on a mountain for the birds to eat), there most likely is no “tomb of Chinggis”
While I understand that the content on this channel is generated by men and their interests, I must say I am a bit disappointed if not very surprised that this video contains zero references or information about the daughters of Genghis khan and their importance in the building of the empire. He was a very forward thinking man who granted imens power to his daughters, and the daughters in turn made sure that his territories were well ruled.
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This was an awesome watch... It'd be cool if you guys could also do a people's profiles of lesser known Steppe conquerors such as Tamerlane and Nurhaci, there's barely any UA-cam content about them, especially since Nurhaci was basically the guy who set in motion the founding of the Qing Dynasty of China
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An empire built from the ground up, strong foundations. Thanks for the video.
As portrayed by John Wayne In the conqueror 😅
I am so happy that you are diving into East & Central Asian history.
Channel always felt very Euro & USA centric.
I'm gonna listen to the The Hu after this
I’m stoned and just opened UA-cam and fuck it I’m gonna watch this right now
Same dude
Something a teenager would say
welcome.
yeah might join you
you bastads.. I've given up.. it's hard
Whenever I hear the words 'The man known to history...' i know I'm in for a good time. Thank you very much.
Never fails!!
The pronunciation is always so good in these videos, it mustn't be easy! Great stuff guys
It is if your British 😉
😂🤣Good one
The names of Mongols are so badly mispronounced.
Truly grateful and appreciate your work as a humble person from a poor family to be able to watch this kind of quality content for free is just amazing
Robot voice
It's crazy how one man was able to conquer from Asia all the way to Europe and still have enough men and supply to beat an army there.
the Mongols generally didn't take many casualties. They valued their soldiers and engaged in tactics which preserved their armies.
It's called " Iron clad " determination-!!!😉
11:34 😂😮😅😢😅😢😅😢😂😢🎉😂😢😂😢😂😢😂😂😮😢😢😢😢😂🎉😅😂😅😂❤😂😂😢😂😅😢😂😂😢😂😂😅😂😂😢😮😂😂😅😂😮😮😂😮😂😅😢❤😂😢😂😢😢😢
😂😮😢@@S0ulinth3machin3
该死的欧洲人，中东人为蒙古人提供了与宋朝进行70年战争的经济基础。
Genghis Khan! One of my favorite historical figures of all time, and such an excellent documentary of his life! I felt like I watched the Great Khan’s whole life flash before my eyes in perfect audio and video sync. Well done!
Favorite?? This tells all about you.
Genghis Khan is top 5 Chads of all time
@@AdeptInsight oh stop it with ur fake morality!
Scum
@@cyborgchicken3502it's like idolizing hitler lmao
Absolutely fantastic.
I've always found Genghis to be the most fascinating historical leader. Millions died when he roamed central Asia and beyond, but it's still awe inspiring to learn about what he achieved from a military perspective. I also like that he was tolerant to religious views despite having his own pagan beliefs.
Thank you for the video 👊
“If you had not committed great sins, God would not have sent a punishment like me upon you.”
- Genghis Khan
Yikes!
@@DonnellOkafor-r2dyes
That’s cold
Love it!!
I've been waiting for yall to make this video for literally 2 years
Thank you!!!!
2yrs... 😅😅😅 You could have founded it in KINGS AND GENERALS CHANNEL
Temujin crushed his enemies, saw them driven before him, and heard the lamentations of their women
Calm down Conan lmfaooo
@@johnloewer4871 You do realize that in the Conan movie he did not make up the quote, the great Khan did
@@Paradox-vk9fe fun fact of the day I just pictured Arnold talking shit lol
With all that murdering and raping it's a wonder he had time for anything else
Documentaries on history of Mongolia are getting better and better informed. It attests the fruits of recently-revived and popular research on the subject. I'm glad. A few years ago, people could make up anything that came to their wild mind and fantasies because there was not available research and publicity to check on.
Just wish they'd focus on the other Steppe conquerors like Tamerlane and Nurhaci, as well as Queen Tomiris who united all the Scythian Steppe tribes and went toe to toe against Cyrus the Great
You know of any good books on queen Tomiris or the Scythians?
I am amazed every time I read another book or watch a show on Genghis Khan to Kublai Khan. How they went from tribal steppe to emperor's overnight and allowed religious tolerance is amazing. We could learn from religious tolerance.
we could learn even more if we got rid of religions altogether
@@TheSnoeedog oh like how Communist China, Soviet Russia and Khmer Rouge Cambodia did which led to genocides in the name of atheist Marxism right or like how North Korea currently brutally oppresses anyone that is caught being religious?? Maybe u should go look into what the Chinese Red Guards did to religious people and religious centers such as Buddhist temples doing the cultural revolution or what the Khmer Rouge did to any Cambodian Buddhists or Christians in the name of atheism and because "religion is the opium of the masses" according to Karl Marx, or why not look into what the Soviet Union did to the Russian Orthodox Christians or to Russian Jews or Muslims in Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan... U edgy atheists really are ignorant when it comes to human history... Atheism is as guilty of persecution, oppression, suppression and violence as religion is... To act like atheism is pure and more moral than religion is historical fallacy
Indeed.
@@coffeetalk924 how is being intolerant of religion in general any different than different religions not tolerating each other?
The thing is: no religion, including atheism, can definitively prove that it is right. There's no way to prove or disprove the existence of God.
@@S0ulinth3machin3 “If we extend unlimited tolerance even to those who are intolerant, if we are not prepared to defend a tolerant society against the onslaught of the intolerant, then the tolerant will be destroyed, and tolerance with them.” Karl Popper in The Open Society and Its Enemies; Financial Times Aug 24, 2023
...I'd suggest you think about whether or not your (any/every?) religion you advocate qualifies as the intolerable in the above quote. If your religion doesn't tolerate the 2SLGBTQIA* community, dissent from official dogma, the free exercise of thought/action, sexual freedom, the freedom to choose, etc...then *IT DOES NOT NEED TO BE TOLERATED. IN FACT, THE MORAL POSITION IS TO > TOLERATE IT*
... I'd love to hear your response.
Live well
Unreal!! That's exactly what I thought when this thumbnail popped up can't wait to listen to your channel cover this
Great video guys you really study and dig deep in history for history that other channels don't keep them coming 😮😊
The fact that this content is free is crazy
The greatest conqueror of all time, and one of the most important people in history.
Shaka Zulu would have something to say about that greatest conqueror of all time tag
Napoleon was cooler
Khan is kind of my favorite Military Genius
He's easily my favourite. The Ghengisid Mongols were nothing short of spectacular.
Funfact : Genghis Khan created one of the first international postal systems, the "Yam," which revolutionized communication across his vast empire-a fascinating detail often featured in ancient history documentaries
I’ve been waiting for this one!!! Whoooo!
Genghis Khan is such a Legendary historic figure. 👏🏻
Amazing guys! Love your content! Thanks For this ❤❤❤❤
This makes me want to read a really detailed history of Genghis Khan. For the first 20 or so minutes of this video, I had no idea who all these tribes were, or what was happening.
7.50 a.m enjoying breakfast and watching The People Profiles newest vid, since I fell asleep last night before it was uploaded 😁
Excellent video & documentary & good portrayal of one of the greatest rulers. Many thanks.
Glory to Tengri, Lord of the Eternal Blue Sky!
Awesome commentary, illustration, landscape and captivating.
"In heaven there is only one sky and on earth there is only one rule"Genghis Khan
From rising of the Sun to seting of sun there shall be only one rule that is. "Genghis Khan- The oceanic khan"
Actually the Mongol empire is the largest empire ever, not just in terms of contiguous land mass. The mongols conquered the Korean Peninsula, and the Sakhalin islands, and all the seas surrounding China.
N Britain conquered the M.Fing world,
Genghis Khan, quite simply, is one of the most extraordinary individuals who ever lived. His impact on history is still being felt today, for better and for worse. Tyrant, conqueror, statesman, destroyer, he was all of these things and more. Very, very few people have impacted the course of human history as profoundly as Genghis Khan, and fewer still have left so many questions in their wake. Genghis shook the world to its foundations and then left almost no trace behind him. We don't even know the exact of his birth. We don't know, conclusively, when and how he died. Heck, we don't even know for certain what the guy *looked* like.
I know people died younger and had to mentally grow up fast BUT it amazes me the accomplishments by such young ages. All over the world.
Mongol empire didn't have a small chance against Iran empire that time but the motivation they had to conquer was awesome so they did conquer Iran
A video about one of my favourite historical figures AND narrated by my favourite People Profiles narrator? Is today my birthday?
Finially... I've been waiting for Temujin
Good documentary ⚡️
A fascinating talk about Genghis Khan and indepth analysis and explaining in great detail
Very detailed Documentary bro'! Good job!
Absolute Chad, conquered most of the known earth and spread his seed to billions of people. Genocide is moral in war because a show of domination is what a great military leader must display.
Also the greatest ecologist in history entire forests grew back bc of him
Huns, early ancestors of Mongols spread their sperms in BC. Stop believing fake histories.
Ty for sharing…very educational….❤️
Came with sincere conversations given just for thee and thy shared clay feet mixed with iron resting upon all dry grounds. Grounded! In front!
Great video ❤❤
the documentary is very interesting. A recommandation would be to add more maps, specially whe you talk about places and regions that exists. It would give more depth to the documentary. Just subscribed
Well for sure mix feelings.. he knew how to handle all the pressure amazing concur 😮 😮😢
Makes me so happy that the meritocracy is still alive with Trump..great deeds demand great respect...the old days can teach us alot
Also it's amazing an illerate sheep herder knew that he didn't know enough so he had people do it for him... amazing
Thanks so much
Chinggis Khan the Great
Fascinating look at Genghis Khan’s empire-building! Yet, there’s a lot more beneath the surface, especially regarding his diplomatic and psychological tactics. I’ve uncovered some compelling insights into how he manipulated and controlled his empire that might surprise you.
Read the book series by Conn Iguilden (hope I spelled it right) you won't be disappointed!
Awesome thank you!
The most comprehensive account of Genghis Khan out there. Splendid work indeed!!
It’s really interesting. Wishing everyone a good day.
Genghis Khan GODS WRATH as old christian chronicles describe how swift brutal no mercy he is on his enemy
if your a lord of a city or castle you got 2 choices surrender you will be speared vandalized or suffer his wrath(many choose this kwarizam sultan learn this in the hard way)
😂😂😂
The Mongols were the Atom Bomb of Medieval times
Dai Viet ???
Where is all this information come from?
this man made it into bill and teds excellent adventure!
Hey @The People Profiles.
Could you share with us the Tracklist/song names of the traditional Mongolian singing in the background?
Thank you for uploading this video. I love stuff about people like Genghis Khan. Thank you for uploading stuff. Could you do a video on More medieval stuff?
Enjoyed this
"If you surrender we will let you live" is the last words heard of those who surrendered a siege by the Mongolians
HOT DIGGY DOG, he did it again thanks 👍👍
Very informative.
The greatest empire
Interesting/informative/entertaining. Excellent drawings/maps/area still-motion photography. Enabling viewers to better understand what the orator is describing-!!!🤗. Lacking information on the diet of the roaming nomads. Would have been of immense interest-!!! 🤗
Ghengis Khan for President
😁
I’m obsessed with ancient history I always imagine what it would’ve been like to live in certain ancient eras I wish I could experience that
The speed of the Mongol Empire's expansion is unreal
All I can hear is Ted Nugent
One of the greatest men I admire the most
Heil Genghis Khan 🐐
Amazing video
When you depart this place, what do you hope to leave?
Who's gonna carry your body, your legacy, your dynasty?
The word Khan in the English language translates to...
King
The supreme ruler
Khan is king
so interesting
This is essential
Now lets talk about how great
GENGHIS GRILL IS 😸
Dude he had more parties than even I could do.
Amazing
Maybe you can do wu zetian as well. The first female empress of China.
One of d best warriors that ever leaves
I saw that Temujin's military strategies and tactics are identical to those of Sun Tzu (4th century BC) and Sun Bin, descendant of Sun Tzu (3rd century BC), perhaps during his exile in China he had the opportunity to read the treatises on the art of war? If this were the case, the Chinese empires missed a great opportunity centuries earlier to do what Genghis Khan did. But evidently he was the right man at the right time. Legendary Khan. Does it have anything to do with Great Tataria?
I enjoyed your presentation loved the music and even though there was immense killing that was how the world formulated itself
Shared "i" Am come forth!
I think the great Khan, Injustice, was a brilliant warrior & leader. We must remember the initial history of the Mongul Empire was written by their enemoes: the Chinese in the East & the Musloms in the West.
His only desire was to unify tribes, peoples and nations. His moral was: "Those who are not with me, are against me." It is similar to the moral of another great man: Jesus. St. Matthew 12:30-33 RVC
"He who is not with me, is against me (................) every sin and blasphemy will be forgiven, except the blasphemy against the Holy Spirit." In the same way the Great Khan would also say: I forgive all those who surrender to me, except those who raise their weapons against me and especially those who are disloyal! And so he did. Ask the Muslims and the Jin, the Xia Xia, Europeans, Tartars, etc. A great man, a great inspiration, a noble soul. If being illiterate he achieved what he achieved, I can already imagine what he would have achieved if he had been literate! In any case, he achieved the impossible: The Pax Mongolica. Which is an interesting separate chapter.
I could have sworn that I've seen this already
Good documentary but there was two issues it failed to address: the massacres committed that caused such great loss of life and his relationship with his wives and daughters who played a very important role in the expansion of his empire.
Little LIGHT came with a Candy as an offering to comfort the comforter and offsprings preserve will say, LORD thy Kingdom unlike any other kingdoms of men in front of thee! Thank you my little LIGHTS!
"What great sins must you have committed for your God to send me as punishment." -Ghengis Khan,
amaaaaaaaaaaaaaaazing
How accurate is this trail of events, and side stories?
Resting upon HIS FOOTSTOOL.
Bro spent his whole life in wars
Or women.
Born December 29, 1976 signature! The "NEW DAY"!
Mongols didn’t entomb their honored dead, they did sky burials (leaving the body on a mountain for the birds to eat), there most likely is no “tomb of Chinggis”
His she's adorable look look those eyes😅❤❤❤
While I understand that the content on this channel is generated by men and their interests, I must say I am a bit disappointed if not very surprised that this video contains zero references or information about the daughters of Genghis khan and their importance in the building of the empire. He was a very forward thinking man who granted imens power to his daughters, and the daughters in turn made sure that his territories were well ruled.
Man they grew up fast in those days.
All we got to show for this is Mongolian beef at the food court.
He was the man.
Not genghis khan
Really named : cengiz han
Cengiz : Turkish named.
Han : Turkish named.
Timujin : Turkish named.
Tatar : Turkish named.
is it true Genghis died from syphilis that he contracted while living on the sacred mountain?