MUSIC 0:14 SAY IT TO ME PLEASE

Also you should have added alauddin khilji defeating the mongols as well as the dai viet

lean :]

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@@Calcium-im8yh "It's yOooou!!" -Rigamarole

They are basically aholes

Also another factor is that we used Chinese and Korean conscripts instead of actually skilled Mongolian soldiers

Wasn’t it that they asked for an unreasonable amount of boats in too little time so the builder just turned river boats into warships not changing the things below, making them unstable and easy to sink?

@@santiagoossa2301 the hujaa ships (junks) weren’t meant for traveling the choppy waters of the Korean straight. The Korean ships were of higher quality and less numerous while junks were numerous so khublai khan in his great wisdom decided to use coastal use ships for a invasion of a land surrounded by stormy waters

And China is the "baddie"

They be vibin

America biggest empire's were near European levels of tech, too, just not quite in the modern ages

@The Apple Of Judgement The image was of Cahokia bro

@The Apple Of Judgement More like burning innocent people alive at the stake, chill out my guy no one has the moram high ground here

It had bigger potential tho, Aztecs ripping hearts out, Inca rolling on llamas not knowing what wheel is, Maya ripping hearts out And having cool obsidian face implants, northamericans on West coast doing potlatch burning food And goods to show how rich they r, middlenortamericans believing even their thumbs have spirit

Is this a jojo reference?

@@JohnDoe-nn1lx yessir

Joesph fucking Joestar is really a man of culture.

Good grief

@@JotaroKujo_JJBA Yare Yare

Hitler comes close

@@semregob3363 not even

@@garibay4800 Hitler had harder opponents

@@GregoryMcStevens Hmm lol no.

@@GregoryMcStevens bro was fighting his own allies, genghis was fighting empires at their peak

​@Sean I've never heard anyone say we're God's slave, only servant and a servant and a slave are two different things. A servant is someone's whose performs duties for others as their job, a slave is forced against their free will to obey the will of their master. The difference is that a servant is doing his job and has a duty to perform certain tasks as his job, but he is choosing that job and those duties of his own free will, unlike the slave who is being maltreated and is having his free will being taken away from him/her. As Christians, we have a duty to serve God's will and purpose for our lives on Earth. People should see God in us by our good actions and unconditional kindness towards others, no matter their race, creed or gender because we're all God's children. If one does not perform that duty and doesn't follow God's will at all, they cannot call themselves a Christian just as a servant who doesn't serve is not a servant. As Christians, we serve God's will by trying to live our lives by his laws, that what people mean when they say servant, sometime the word "servant" gets used in a disparaging way so people see being a servant as almost the same/the same as being a slave when they're really not which is why I think some people might bristle at the thought of being called a servant of God.

@@toade1583 not even a traditional Christian but I love this real talk

It's still not as bad as the 1400s.

@Sean The more accurate translation of what the priest says when we receive Communion is "The slave of God, [name]...". But it's like the previous commenter said about the word "servant". It's connotations of taking people by force and making them property isn't what we are. We chose to make ourselves "slaves" to God. Chrismation, our version of confirmation, is like a form of branding ourselves with the Cross. We are anointed with holy oil that dates back almost two thousand years. We mark ourselves as God's people, rather than being the slaves of money, men, or any of the worldly stuff that doesn't help us live our best lives. When we say we're a servant or slave of God, that doesn't mean we've lost our free will and have been taken captive by force. It means we used our free will and chose to become God's people. Not for ourselves, but because it's the right thing to do. That's what free will is all about, and, unfortunately, it does get confused quite a bit in certain Christian denominations and cultures. I'm no expert, either, just hoping to explain my religion a bit better!

Can someone tell me the purpose of the trigger warning ?

Sigtuna :troll:

Acually it was both Novgorodians and Karelians the dudes were called ushkuiniki

@@user-tn5rm8zw9k А Ушкуйники вообще отбитые ребята. Спереть церковный налог Ватикана, и при этом не потеряв ни одного члена команды, это сильно

@@JonneTheBlack особенно разорить столицу викингов бывших и еще забрать с собой дверь их ворот

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For the last time... EASTERN ROMAN EMPIRE!!!

Its still Istanbul lol

Roman*

@@re4796 lmao

@@hachibidelta4237 what?

Mansa Musa: *DOOMP EET*

*their Economy absolutely destroying other Empires economies*

@@carsambasurenaltncicekdeni6195 nah, the standard of living in mali in that time was pretty low. It was mostly Mansa Musa fault for controling their entire economy.

H Y P ER I N F L A T I O N

@@charptho he actually paid compensation for the ones effected

And I laugh everytime its mentioned lol

@@thedstorm8922 gay

@@goncalonunes7896 nah I'm not European

@@thedstorm8922 Even worse gay

@@haksrax39 Lol the concept was literally invented by Europeans lol you guys are the gay heaven of this world

GOLUM kzfaq.info/get/bejne/oph0qalotc2ckYE.html

Uh oh I am scared for Germany :c

@@carlosdumbratzen6332 i want every HRE state. Let this video be 15 hours long.

And the Chinese would have a trigger warning in that version as well.

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@@sylvesterstalin7109 i trusted you….

Being sandwiched between the Byzantine Empire to the west and Persia to the east for centuries (not to mention the Turks) - you guys are like Poland (Germany to the West and Russia to the East) and Korea (China to the West and Japan to the East). The Continental Punching Bags Club Greetings from a fellow unimportant country (Bosnia - my apologies for being turkaboos - *[REDACTED]* definitely happened to the Armenians in the beginning of the 20th century) - at least our countries are probably not gonna get nuked due to our insignificance, although maybe getting nuked is better than a war drawn out for years if not decades like the 100 Years War that actually lasted 114 years, IIRC. Also, Bosnia might also belong to the aforementioned club because we were sandwiched between the Catholic west and the Orthodox east (not to mention the Turks, again) - at some point we were accused of being heretics by some lord in Montenegro (IIRC - apparently it was the Hungarians that leveled the accusation, according to the wikipedia page on the Bosnian Church), the Pope called for a crusade on us and the Hungarians, being the good Catholics they were, used this as an opportunity (which they themselves apparently made) to expan ... I mean fulfill their duty to the Pope - but thankfully, we were able to repel them. This happened from 1235-1241 and there was apparently several attempts/crusades to conquer Bosnia according to the wikipedia article on the Bosnian Church - we are a bit mountainous, so that might have allowed us to not get steamrolled - I think this terrain also helped the Partisans against the Nazis - I think Afghanistan (vs Russians and Americans) and Vietnam (vs Americans) have a similar terrain advantage. However, the Hungarian ambition would realize 647 years down the line in 1878 when the Ottomans left Bosnia and Austro-Hungaria would take over - however, this reign was short-lived - some 40 years - so not even half a century - it would seem that it was not meant to be. Plus, Nazi Germany took over the kingdom of Yugoslavia (which Bosnia was a part of) in just twelve days in 1941 - that's gotta be a record or something. Sorry for writing a novella.

@@someguy2744 , I didn't know that about Bosnia. Thank you for telling me. It's interesting to read the history of a nation that doesn't always get talked about. Though I have to note, I'm not from Armenia, though I am of Armenian descent.

Ha ha at the right time we made friends with the Mongols)

since when armenians are calling mongols friends

@@callmekhaleesi sarcasm) were not friends, but they did not attack Armenia

It wasn't really stopping, the main army was sent back home to elect a new khan and the empire would later erupt into civil war and fracture.

@@googane7755 then what does stopping mean you Neanderthal

@@googane7755 I mean it was also just a small part of the mongol army that brought russia and most of eastern Europe to their knees..

I thought mamluk was a catch all term for "white slave" of the warrior class? Were they an ethnic group?

Yeah but at that time Egypt had a larger population than Russia, was much wealthier and was much more organized. Plus invading Egypt was more logistically challenging.

I liked it. He also uses Jotaro's Theme on France and Egypt, so I think this is about the meme itself rather than being accurate

Why that muslim was represented red haired? Was It a conversed Hispanogoth?

@@dinamycvideosgaming1597 That Muslim is Muhammad ibn Nasr, first ruler of the Nasrid Emirate of Granada. He was nicknamed Ibn al-Ahmar ("Red") probably because of his claimed ascendancy of Sa'd ibn Ubadah, Arab chief and companion of the Prophet Muhammad who beared the same nickname. This has made assume that he could be red-haired, but it is not something that is sure.

@@dinamycvideosgaming1597 Muslim royalty and nobility in Al-Andalus had a taste for red haired women from central and northern Europe, who were purchased as concubines or even wives. Thus, their offspring sometimes had their female relatives characteristics: red hair and beard, light-coloured eyes, etc. I cannot remember well but there was a certain muslim king (or warlord) from that time who dyed his hair and beard dark to appear "more muslim". So, surprisingly, the video was actually pretty accurate.

It’s not uncommon in the Muslim world for men to dye their beards red.

actually mongol main army goes back to mongolia due to rivalry mongol left small army with roughly 10k soldiers and fck mamlucks they just defeated small army and get arrogant like we defeated whole mongol we are master race yeaaaa?

@@ka1durequiem463 you mean they defeat them towis and end their advances to western countries

@@erwinjohn3918 Uhh wym? its battle of ain jalut

@@ka1durequiem463 ...u got a problem with that? '^')

@@ka1durequiem463 The Mamluks defeated the Mongols consistently for years on end until the Mongol empire disintegrated into smaller Khanates and then the Mamlukes continued to defeat the Ilkhanate which was centered on the MiddleEast so save us this "small army" nonsense of yours 😆.

Teuton knights been really quiet since this dropped

*our* boy

Al Andalus & Christian kingdoms >>> the rest of medieval European history

@@mohammadmehdi1960 So true

@@mohammadmehdi1960 only Al Andalus yes

@@orange6259 what about the almohads

You'll always have haters when you're successful.

Because in the middle of Europe and the Middle East so it was surrounded by enemies but they lastet for more than 1000 years

@@Thoregor you mean when you steal someone else successful sfull empire?

Because it was the remaining half of a dying empire, and it could never pull itself out of stagnation.

@@williaml840 casually lasted more tham the whole thing

Bring back the Mongol Oh hal nah

@@hassaansaleemkk7435 but :( they were funny singing horse lord go brrr

@@jaimegoncalves9257 hell nah good thing the mongols are gone

ya, let Tengri bring bacc teh yeke mongol uls.

ah yes, burn constantinople bad; burn baghdad good

Your own Latin demons are the reason for your pain. Long live Byzantium!

and brings me just a one big smile

Nope. Not even close. Actually they definitely deserved it and it serves the well. Never a fan of Stupidzantium.

@@user-nf1zy6tf2o whats stupidzantium i only know Eastern Roman Empire the half of the greatest empire in the world. Roma Aeterna

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france either hade it

That’s what the mongols said looking down on the whole world as they were about to conquer it.

Yes me too! It has a lot of medieval sound. My favorite version is by ExCathedra. Also "Levanta Pascual" is one of my favorites

Thanks

@@jcsfc2842 Try Chevalier, Mult Estez Guaritz

@@brocher9539 Also!

@@brocher9539 Try Douce Dame Jolie ;)

Sadly history is something with a lot of neckbeards "oh no, swords cannot penetrate armor this video game sucks"

I have fewer than 1 friend in the World. That's right. Everybody disses me for making bad videos. I think they are perfect though. Who is right? My dissers or me? Which side are you on, dear mar

@@paulwaltersheherfeministvl521 Chavez vive, la patria sigue

@@roercula8425 Yeah, God forbid "neckbeards" want history to be accurate

@@nsk1911 Que random xd

@Ilovelanguages Google translate or wikipedia will help you =) Part of army which support main forces. Commonly situated in a backline.

Here wrote in Russian

Получается изучали систему монгольской армии?

are you fucked up? Russia was a vassal = paid tribute, the Mongols did not live there

I get the since we wouldn’t get along even though Byzantium is my boo

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Well, it does show Battle on the Ice.

Yeah it should have been Novgorod or The Baltic

@@gnas1897 Its unclear. The battle site was never found, as there would be large number of well preserved remains of knights and gear, on the bottom of some lake. its debated that the battle actually never happened, or that that it did not take place anywhere near the territory of the Rus (not to confuse with russia), and fairly far north. It's peculated that the battle could take place in the territories of the modern Lithuania, or other territories that were under control of the Templar order. It is also possible that the battle did happen, but the actual real event was much much less grand, than depicted. All we know, that some battle or a series of battles happened, and forced the expansion of the templar east to stall.

@@Mikshvert apparantly it happened on lake Pskov. But when Nevsky's forces engaged the Teutons they had already almost gotten to the other side of the (frozen) lake, so that could be why. But yeah it could have happened somewhere else entirely.

Are you from the lands that were Teuton?

Mamluks go brrrr

the leader of Mongol Empire, Mongke Khan gets killed by Song Chineses soldiers, so there is a retreat,

Mongols have gobi desert.Mongols can live -50 to +50

@@Orgil. the Gobi still cant save the Mongol capital in 1388, en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Buir_Lake

@@Emilechen numbers cant save chinese emperor at Battle of tumu.20000 Mongol defeated 500000 chinese lmao and killed more than 200000 chinese

Good

There are a whole genre of questionable crusades

One thing people forgot is that the Venetians were pissed on how their countrymen were massacred some 10 years prior hence the brutal sacking. Plus the Byzantines brought it among themselves by failing to pay the Crusaders

Evet

Venetians and Genoans really were South Italy was Frederik II’s playground Tuscany was the church scene from Kingsman, as usual And then there was the Pope

Italy was bunch of wacky states at this time. But only the glorious papal ones mattered

@@drewbakka5265 Venice mattered.

Italy was just a geographical expression

Em he can do just europe if he wants tho, just like any other youtube channel can do only asia or africa or america, isnt his obligation to put Anything,

@@francoisdaureville323 wow ok defensive much, I was just pointing out how people really only focus on Europe during this time period so him doing the whole world impressed me.

@@blakedavis2447 because most people who do this kind of video are western people,, and he is doing western history isnt that deep, if there were more people from japan, Senegal nigeria ibdia doing this kind of video im sure we would see just asia or africa mostly

He didn't get Australia.

@@blakedavis2447 "most" is a bit too much said

As an Italian we would do it again the Greeks backstabbed us 3 times they 100% deserved that Ps: we litterally sacrificed 80% of our population at times to aid Byzantium and got treated as colony.

@@Boretheory You already tried it again in the 1940s, didn't go well.

Do you actually believe what you write or you're just trying to be cringy as much as possible

@@simpletrailers1161 I do

Kiewan Rus is better!

13th century

@@Heisenberg882 tout à fait, mes excuses, c'est rectifié

They where the one on top left in the Constantinople one

Yet another item for the very long list of "historical events you will never hear about at a catholic school"

@@Vitorruy1 Well, school programs are restricted by class time, so you can't include everything, especially when these things are not as important to western History as other more impactful events. The sack of Byzantium might have been a terrible and important event for the East, but you can't really say it impacted the West at all. Which is why it is hardly ever mentionned here, outside of specialized History classes. If you want to hear about it you have to specialise.

@@Vitorruy1 Do you really think that shit is that relevant to teach? Ffs they even deserved that, cant expect to get help promising them to get paid and then paying nothing

@@Vitorruy1 It's not about what you teach. It's about what you leave out.

@@godefroiddebouillon7769 It was very important for the west actually, considering it’s pretty much what lead to the Turks taking over becoming an inevitability instead of a possible outcome, and them taking over is what directly lead to a guy named Columbus to look for an alternate route to the East and discovering the Americas. And Greek scholars fleeing from the ottomans kickstarted a little thing called the Italian renaissance.

Wales every time in history:

4th crusade

I think at that time Australia had undocumented natives

Palästinalied remix

We will never forget you, Byzantine Empire 😭

It's the kamon or "coat of arms" of the Hojo clan, which at the time held power in Japan as permanent regents of the Shogun. It was later taken from Japanese history and made part of the Zelda lore.

@@heretichistorian Cool, thanks for the explanation!

What's the name of that song at 00:14

yeah, human sacrifices were very peaceful

@@jaumeriera6195 LoL don't mix up Aztecs and Maya with every native and the people that were sacrificed were enemies that would still die because of war

@@ll_j4_ The Aztecas regime was a tyranny and they sacrifice people from other weaker tribes. The fun fact is that natives prefer an alliance with spaniards rather than live under Aztecas. I’m not saying that Mayas or natives from the north were bad, but surely the arrive of the Spaniards where today is Mexico was better than Aztecas

@@jaumeriera6195 No it was not better in many things they lost technologies and were not so clean anymore

@@ll_j4_ Los Aztecas fueron unos tiranos que sometieron a las tribus más débiles. Por tanto, no era tan pacifica América en aquel momento

Armenia also

@@harris8172 I included the Georgia empire

Indian Subcontinent : Around 1200, Central Asians invaded and captured 90% Northern India, and India's Vijaynagar Empire defending themselves. Sadly, Indian people always condemned violence as symbol of barabarianism and causally got enslaved by those whoever arrived at the border.

Oh boy,I guess you've never heard of the Aztecs.

@@hebanker3372 you are correct I have never heard or seen that word before in my entire life..please tell me all about them.

@@wimbusbert1249 Google is your friend.

@@hebanker3372 no just enlighten me

I considered it but I wanted to keep things concise. When you are dealing with centuries rather than decades, you have to make tough choices on what events to include. But I plan to cover the Albigensian Crusade in the future 👍

Nobody was frankish at the time lol

You forgot about england at 1:41

@@letwat8377 ok it's there now

La gente no te creerá

Lol

mfw larpers still cry about incidents 800 years ago

@@Scourgeoftengri Yes, Venice was a greedy state and the city deserves to sink

just get all of their byzantine relics out first...like the tetrarchy statue or the four bronze horses!

To be fair the Byzantine empire was as much dieing as it was thriving during the last 1000 years of its existence. It's really a miracle it survived for as long as it did.

@@ebinboiz8914 And what about the eastern roman empire, that after the greek gothic war removed all the valuabels from Rome to use them to fight the arabs? I mean, yes, Venetians were greedy, but all the others states weren't so different.