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Alauddin Khalji, the ruler of Delhi Sultanate of India, had taken several measures against these invasions. In 1305, Alauddin's forces inflicted a crushing defeat on the Mongols, killing about 20,000 of them.

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Credit must be given to Alauddin khilji and his brave commander Zafar khan who defeated Chagatai mongols at the battle of Jaran manjur,battle of kili and seige of sivistan because otherwise India would have been the part of chagatai khanate.

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In North and northeastern side of India there is a support of himalyan line that made it difficult for Genghis Khan to invade....this was also another aspect why he not invaded india

His body will be found at Onon River near a sacred mountain Burkhan Khaldun. Burkhan Khaldun now lies within the Khan Khentii which is an area that is strictly protected, a region that the Mongolian Govt. designated as a wildlife preservation and religious heritage site.

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Genghis Khan was so successful, because he bred absolute loyalty. Zurgadai started out as an enemy of the Mongols. In fact, he is the man who has come the closest to killing the great Khan. Zurgadai has always been the sharpest marksman in his tribe. And in a battle that later came to be called “The Battle of the Thirteen Sides”, his arrow found its way to the Khan’s neck. Although the Mongols had won, Genghis was injured. Later when the defeated were being interrogated about who it was that injured the Khan’s horse (they had to hide the fact that Genghis himself was injured), Zurgadai confessed that it was him who fired that arrow. This surely sentenced him to a certain death. Probably a very gruesome one. The Khan, of course, in his usual custom of showing appreciation for honesty, pardoned Zurgadai. And gave him the name, Zev (Jebe, as he is called around the world), which literally meant “Arrow”. Zev would go on to become one of the four most prominent generals of Genghis’ army. Zev’s story is not exactly a unique one, though. There were many instances where Genghis Khan pardoned a sworn enemy after a battle had been won, and the said enemies would go on to do great things for the Mongol Empire.

"The Battle of Kili was fought in 1299 between the Mongols of the Chagatai Khanate and the Delhi Sultanate."result delhi sultan win

He was not cruel what he did It was absolutely right *Every Nation need this kind of leader He never attacked anyone unnecessary* Just he took his revenge What's wrong in it He is better than Khilji And other afghan rulers etc

Because of khilji who is shown in a movie as a villan

Mongols attacked India in 1286 and in this war son of Ghiyasuddin Balban died , and after this Mongols attacked India multiple times ( in the reign of khilji dynasty , tughlaq dynasty ) IN THE REIGN OF ALAUDDIN KHALJI Mongols attacked India 5 times and Alauddin Khalji defeated them each time he has the largest standing army of 500000 soldiers and tughlaqs also defeated Mongols

जहा विश्वविजयी सिकंदर की तलवार टूटी थी जहां चंगेज खान की खुनी तकदीर फूटी थी यह वह देश है जिसका सदा हम जय मनाते है समर्पण प्राण करते हैं खुशी के गीत गाते हैं

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I’m going to approach this one from a different angle though since there have been developments in scholarship about the subject that I wasn’t previously aware of. One thing we need to keep in mind when examining the 13th-century Mongol expansions is that many of the sources written about the Mongols that survive have a clear agenda and are not always all that reliable as a result. This means we have to take them with a grain of salt and examine them alongside other evidence that exists to verify them. This is common with many fields and subjects in history and I know this subject makes some people irrationally emotional for some reason but we cannot make things up in history, we need to focus on the evidence and the facts to get as close to the truth as possible. While there is no doubt that the Mongols conquered plenty of land thanks to their mastery of warfare and therefore killed plenty of people, some sources give us numbers of dead that just make absolutely no sense and are essentially propaganda. They will list millions of people killed by the Mongols in a given settlement despite census tax records indicating that only tens of thousands of people lived in some of these locations. There are certainly particularly violent episodes like what happened at Bagdad, which can be verified, or the large-scale warfare that occurred in China (alongside famine and plague which must be kept in mind when looking at the death toll indicated in census records.) With that said, this idea that the Mongols were bloodthirsty barbarians who killed everyone they came across and killed millions everywhere they went is clearly an exaggeration. In fact, focusing on China we actually do see a population increase when the military campaign is complete and China would go on to prosper under the Yuan dynasty. This is also a broad trend we see across the Mongol empire in general, the secure trade network they set up resulted in a boom in commerce and generally speaking, the Mongol empire proved to be a net benefit to its subjects. I know its easy to focus on the brutal wars that took place, but we cannot ignore the fact that the Mongols were also very competent diplomats and in actual fact, in some cases they did start diplomatic relationships with peaceful intentions but if you kill another countries envoys and merchants, that sends a very clear message that you intend to fight and every ruler knew it so they only had themselves to blame if they got a bunch of their people slaughtered due to the mistake they made. So, there is no doubt the Mongols were at times, nasty on the one hand, but the historical evidence simply doesn’t suggest they were any worse than anyone else. They just had all the pieces of the puzzle in place to become really damn good at conquering. Often times people focus on the Mongols but do not even consider the foes they are facing and how they stack up morally speaking and I have to give the Mongols a lot of credit. They could have easily justified some kind of holy crusade or jihad equivalent with their whole “universal ruler” belief justified by the Mandate of Heaven but they didn’t. They didn’t care what your background was or your religion was, they treated you the same as everyone else. Additionally, while their meritocratic system in practice does not quite reflect what we see in the modern day, they deserve credit for that as well all the same, at a time where bloodline was usually king outside of the Mongol sphere. The Mongol empire is also such a vastly big entity that frankly, I am making some oversimplifications as this subject really deserves a book. Because they were so hands off like any other successful empire in that era as long as you paid your tribute, acknowledged the Great Khan as your ruler, and fulfilled your military obligations, your experience under the Mongol empire will depend at least just as much on the governing body of your state and even settlement. Regardless, I hope this answer provides a clearer picture all the same. Yeah, they killed people. But the caricatures people often turn them into simply are not reflected in the historical record.

there is old saying "aadmi 10 ho ya 10 hazar jit hamesh genghis khan ki hi hoti hai'. he never killed anyone out of battel feild and thats the thing i love about dude

Don't include north east india...we were never been part of ancient india. Neither mughal nor any indian invader or ruler were able to rule northeast. Our kings were strong enough to save our Glory.

Mugalon se ladne ke liye Alauddin Khilji ne ek alag foj banai thi jiska kam sirf aur sirf mugalon se ladna hi tha

what about the history with Alauddin khilji? 🙄

Brave Khiljis defeated Genghis Khan, such a powerful army in the battle of Kili. At the time of mongols invasion in India, India was under the rule of Mamluks and Khiljis...

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In terms of ‘effectiveness’, Subutai certainly lived longer, and his campaigns were almost always successful. However, he was often paired with Jebe, who one might argue was a superior cavalry general as his actions against the Cumans and the Khwarezmian forces show. Muqali, on the other hand, had a series of successes against the Jin Chinese, and Frank McLynn argues that these campaigns were far more difficult for the manoeuvre-based Mongolian forces. So think about it this way. Day for day, Jebe was probably the single greatest field commander that the Mongolians ever produced. His partnership with Subutai on The Great Raid not only went down in the annals of history, it contributed hugely to an international reputation that the Mongolian hordes were unbeatable. In the quick, fierce, devastating warfare of the Steppe, Jebe was unmatched. Muqali was as fine a commander as Jebe, but in a completely different way. Adaptable, analytical, and yet fiercely opportunistic, Muqali was able to overcome some of the most determined opposition the Mongolian Empire ever faced. Against the Jin at their strongest, with a balance between stubborness and economic depth, he was able to beat them back to their southern capital of Kaifeng. He used conscripts, mercenaries, volunteers, all while the cream of the Mongolian military served in Central Asia, thousands of miles away. His limited resources and his ability to effectively utilise them to monumental effect labels him one of the finest operational commanders of the time period. Subutai was the strategist. He was able to work brilliantly under pressure, but not quite aswell as Jebe, and formulate effective plans with limited resources…just not quite aswell as Muqali. Where he shined was in the strategic movement of armies and the crushing of overall opposition. Jebe could destroy an army in the field with innovation and confidence, Muqali could dredge resources from nowhere to conquer a province, yet Subutai knew how to break people. He saw how to systematically cow the Rus, how to entangle and divide the Cumans, how to break the Hungarians. He was a talented operational commander, but he was masterful at the overall vision of campaigning. A vision he likely acquired from Genghis Khan himself. So, in terms of effectiveness? It depends. A scalpel is not an effective digging tool, nor is a shovel adequate for surgery. As men, they all had flaws, personality traits, and insights that made them uniquely talented in their own way. Jebe knew exactly the limits and capabilities of the Mongol warrior, and understood exactly how to use them in astonishing feats of arms. Muqali was a visionary in the marshaling of strength and the effective application of operational pressure. Subutai was a grand thinker of warfare, a man who could see the end even as the beginning rolled into sight. Take your pick.

Sir i am from ladakh and in our history we belive that our kings fought wars with mongolian 🤔. Even our dressing styles are little bit common from mongolian ,

Iltutmish who was the sultan of Delhi sultanate... Didn't gave shelter to Jalal ad-din..... because of this he saved India from Chengiz Khan....and also he doesn't wanted to drag India into Central Asian politics...

One of the most important reason is mongols were not able to bear India's temperature and ofcourse natural borders like dense forests Himalayas and desserts made it more hard for mongols to invade india

Mongols ne india par 5 baar hamla kia par Alauddin khilgi ne ose haraya tha 😒😒😒

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6:42 Great Wall of China was built by Qin Shi Huang around 1500 to 1600 years before Ghengis Khan.

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Indian clime and geography was a major factor. Mongols were habituated with cold climat of central asia.though during rule of kilji empire some mongol pears visited India and satteled here over a long period of time.

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The mongols (mughols) brought so much culture and food to india. They really uplifted the place

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When we talk of great invaders, we must also note the weaknesses of the invaded kingdom at that time. When Genghis attacked China, it was not at its strength as an united nation. It was a quarreling collection of kingdoms with a weak leadership. Emperor Lizong of Southern Song dynasty had no leadership skills and helped Genghis win his arch rival - the Jin dynasty in northern China. He liked brothels more than courts and battlefields and had little idea that Genghis would be a Frankenstein monster and would attack him once northern China fell. Again, when Alexander attacked Persia it was ruled by a very feeble emperor in Darius III who got to the throne not for his qualities. When East India Company won India, the Mughal empire had already collapsed and it was a feuding collection of states. When Muhammad's armies won Middle East the region was already war weary from centuries of wars between Rome and Persia with the Western part of Roman empire already collapsed. Almost all great invaders won against other civilizations at their weakest points. At the time Genghis came to India, India was ruled by a strong leader in Iltutmish. It is very hard for even the greatest of invaders to capture a strong leader heading a large empire. They eventually found easier targets to prey. Quick collection of events: Genghiz Khan was at the bank of Indus in 1221 chasing Jalal ud-Din of Samarkhand, but he had a formidable ruler of Iltutmish to face in India if he attempted to go into Delhi. Few Indian towns on the periphery such as Multan and Lahore were attacked. The great Khan probably reasoned that he had a lot of lesser hanging fruits to take. So he pulled back his troops from the Indus valley. For the next century, Mongol troops would be strongly repulsed and defeated in 4 battles by Delhi Sultanates, until one of the Indian rulers got stupid enough to attempt to take over the Mongol territories. As we can see later, even the greatest conquerers were afraid of crossing the Indus when India had strong rulers. India has a formidable geographical defense. The Himalayas, Hindukush and Arakans surround India with impassable mountains. The magnificient Indian ocean does the job on the south. Even the coasts are reasonably protected by Western & Eastern Ghats. There are only a handful of crossings to get into the country - the most famous of which is the Khyber pass. Historically, strong Indian kings protected that pass. Thus, whenever India had a strong leadership in Delhi it was an impossible land to conquer. As many conquerers such as Alexander discovered earlier, it was not easy to move a large army into India and withstand the hot and humid climate. At the time of Mongol Invasions, Iltutmish and later Alaudin Khilji were at the heights of their power. The trick to conquer India is to travel light and wait for the Indian kingdoms to implode on their own. Timur the Lame (a descendent of Genghiz Khan) did this. He attacked when Delhi Sultanates were disintegrating under the last of the Tughlaqs and traveled quite light. Babur (a descendent of Timur) did follow the same strategy. He attacked when Delhi was going through another decay under the last of the Lodhi dynasty. He quickly marched to Lahore and then Delhi and took over. East India Company waited for the Mughal empire to die out. Then they slowly picked up the remnants. In short, over 4000 years of history shows that it is almost impossible to conquer India whenever the nation had a stable, strong ruler. At the time of Genghiz Khan, India had strong rulers in Iltutmish and Alauddin Khilji.

In 1306, the Chagatai Khanate ruler Duwa sent an expedition to India, to avenge the Mongol defeat in 1305. The invading army included three contingents led by Kopek, Iqbalmand, and Tai-Bu. To check the invaders' advance, the Delhi Sultanate ruler Alauddin Khalji dispatched an army led by Malik Kafur, and supported by other generals such as Malik Tughluq. The Delhi army achieved a decisive victory, killing tens of thousands of the invaders. The Mongol captives were brought to Delhi, where they were either killed or sold into slavery. Source Wikipedia

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Dont know all the history about genghis khan... But the way tell the story was awesome👍👍👍... Loved the way to tell the story...

Mangool ko koi badla Lena nhi tha balki Uska lakshay tha Puri duniya me Raaz Krna aur india me isliye kabze me nhi kar paya qki Yaha alauddin khilzi tha ❤❤❤

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The Battle of Kili was fought between the Mongols of the Chagatai Khanate under Qutlugh Khwaja and the Delhi Sultanate led Alauddin Khilji in 1299. It resulted in the expulsion of the Mongol forces from the Indian Subcontinent.

Your information not correct, Monghol attacked India many times during the khilji dynasty .. every time monghols faced defeat . The khilji’s Army has great tactics in the war and they saved our country

Ye Gengis Khan Jalaluddin se dar gya tha 😂 Jalaluddin ke sath sidha muka bila kor nhi peya Aur unko praise vi kya tha❤

Now that's called Sigma emperor 🗡️

After his death,, so many times Mongols attack on india but delhi sultans successfully defended them

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well done bro.. confidence ke liye 1. udher movie me prithvi raj chauhan ne ghori ko maar diya 2. aur idhar mongol ko India ka dost bana diye.. matlab history ki puri what laga diye

mongols had attacked india in 1299 in allaudinkhiljis region but he did not deafeat the sultan . Sultan had defted mongols 7 times he send her best wazier wazier khan he was very powerful and he have many army

He was the man of rules. ❤

After Gengish Khan many Mongol armies attacked India & even Captured important cities like Lahore & Multan. Even came near to Delhi

As for Sultan Jalaluddin, he defeated Genghis Khan not once but five times. Genghis was so afraid that he defeated the Sultan by luring the ministers.

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Because of allauddin khilji brother & his commander zafar khan

Mai to Genghis Khan ko darinda samjhta tha per temujin to dev Manus nikla ..Usne sirf apna badla liya koi galat kam nhi kiya

Mongols attacked India in 1286 and in this war son of Ghiyasuddin Balban died, and after this Mongols attacked India multiple times ( in the reign of khilji dynasty, tughlaq dynasty ) IN THE REIGN OF ALAUDDIN KHALJI Mongols attacked India 5 times and Aladdin Khalji defeated them each time he has the largest standing army of 500000 soldiers and tughlaqs also defeated Mongols

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The Mongols made several attempts to invade India, but they were not able to conquer and hold on to the Indian subcontinent due to various reasons. One of the primary reasons was the resistance they faced from the Delhi Sultanate, a powerful Islamic empire that ruled over most of North India from the 13th to the 16th century. The Delhi Sultanate had a strong military and was able to repel the Mongol invasions.

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The Mongol Empire launched several invasions into the Indian subcontinent from 1221 to 1327, with many of the later raids made by the Qaraunas of Mongol origin. The Mongols occupied parts of the subcontinent for decades. As the Mongols progressed into the Indian hinterland and reached the outskirts of Delhi, the Delhi Sultanate led a campaign against them in which the Mongol army suffered serious defeats.[1] Source= Wikipedia

Ye bande ko mai sochta tha ki sachchai bata tha. Pr ye dekhne ke badh hasi ari h bhai ki knowledge ko dekhte hue 😂.Khilji ka nam suna h usne mangol ko tikne hi nhi dya .Jitne bhi Jung hui

Bhaiya please tell how was marco polo related to Gengis khan ??

3:02 ;; 3:40 ;; 5:30 ;; 6:00 6:12 ; 7:20 ;; 9:15 , 9:30 jalaludin ki delhi sultanate mein sharan nhi mili ;; 10:30

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Bhai Apne title likha hey Mongol kabi India mey invete nahi kiya tha .lekin Mongol ne India par invet keya tha , Tab India Ruler Allauddin khilji ne Hara diya tha . Ha ye bat Sahi hey Gengish Khan ne nahi kiya tha. Lekin mongols ne kiya tha.

Ratan Tata sir won in everything Respect 🔥

Pls make why didn't Ottoman Empire did not invade India

He captured 22% of world : Gengish Khan

just imagine shivaji maharaj , maharana pratap, ashoka,chandra gupt maroya will fight a war together

He is like real life jhon wich bhai har ek empie se ladta chala gaya

This video is made on absolutely wrong information because Genghis Khan tried to attack India many times in which he had to face defeat every time because Alauddin Khilji was in front of him on the throne of Delhi Sultanate

Battle of kili 1299, near Delhi Mongol commander qutlugh khwaja , Mongolo ne bharat par hamla kiya tha 100000 ki army ke sath , lekin delhi sultanate ke commander ,Zafar Khan ki army ne uneh bhaga diya , sirf 20000 ki armi ke sath , is ke bad bhi Mongolo ne bharat par 1327 me fir Bharat par hamla kiya , lekin ve fir nakam reh gye , is ke bad bhi Mongolo ne bharat ko lutne ki 3 bar koshish ki lekin wo nakam reh gye

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Mongol empire also didn’t attack Nepal because of the architect Araniko . Also mabe because gautam buddha was born in Nepal .

LOAR BUDDHA WAS BORN IN NEPAL NEPAL☸

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In your information mostly msj are wrong.... Around 220 B.C.E., Qin Shi Huang, also called the First Emperor, united China. He masterminded the process of uniting the existing walls into one. At that time, rammed earth and wood made up most of the wall.

Achha ghumaya h video ko tumne ye bola o bharat pe hamla hi nhi karna chahtatha lekin ye galat h khilji ne unke attak ko baar baar defend kiya tha

Jalan itni badh gyi ki Genghis khan ko hero bna kr pesh kr rha h ,,, Or sun lo Jahan bhi zulm hua usko sirf musalman ne hi kuchla , that was a ruler of dehli sultanat Sultan Alaauddin khilji

Genghis Khan never invaded india But,Mongols invaded india Your title should be "Why Genghis Khan never invaded india

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Alauddin Khiliji After Crushing Mongol Empire😂😂

Because India was then sheilded by strong Muslim leaders.

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World largest Empire"mongolia " And great Buddhist emperor "( Temuzin Borzegin ) Genghis Khan " 🙏🙏🙏

Alauddin Khliji, Sultan Jalaluddin, Nizamuddin, Mamluk Sultan Ruknuddin Baybars, Berka Khan 1st Mongol Who Accept Islam & Monsour Bin Ahmed They Defeated Mongols Nightmares Of Mongols

Main reason was khan was motivated by Buddhism which was originated from India. This is why he didn't conquer India because of religion.

This guy was the most feared warrior in the world..

Incomplete story😢.sir u didn't mention what gengis Khan did in iraq against abbasid Empire and u not mentioned failure of mangols in India and in Egypt so many things u left and mangols defeated by baibar king

You've to study more about history sir.

I love all your historic stories😌