The Mongol vs. Order of Assassins War
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Hidden away on the high peaks of Persia and Syria, the shadowy Order of Assassins (hashashin) ensures its survival by maintaining agents in the courts of rival kings and statesmen, and striking when the time comes. But a new enemy hails from the East. The Mongol hordes lay waste to Persia, and soon look toward the mountains and the defiant Order of Assassins. This is the story of the Mongols vs. Assassins war.
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SOURCES
Faḍlallāh, Rašīd-ad-Dīn. “Hulagu Khan.” Jami'u't-Tawarikh: Compendium of Chronicles: A History of the Mongols, translated by Wheeler M. Thackston, Harvard University Press, Cambridge, MA, 1988, pp. 472-481. [primary source]
Hodgson, Marshall G. S. The Order of Assassins: The Struggle of the Early Nizari Isma'ilis against the Islamic World. Mouton & Co., 1955.
Juvaynī Atâ-Malek. “Part Three.” The History of the World Conqueror, translated by John Andrew Boyle, vol. 2, Manchester University Press, Manchester, 1958, pp. 547-725. [primary source] [This source provides several of the quotes in the video, primarily those that concern the fate of Khwarshah and his family]
May, Timothy. “ A Mongol-Ismâʿîlî Alliance?: Thoughts on the Mongols and Assassins.” Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society , ser. 3, 2004, pp. 231-239. 3.
Paris, Matthew, and Rishanger, William. Matthew Paris's English History: From the Year 1235 to 1273. United Kingdom, G. Bell, 1889, pp. 131-132. [primary source for the Nizari envoys going to England and France]
Sarkozy, Miklos. “The Dīwān-i Qā’Imiyyāt and the Mongols.” The Subalterns Project. The First Workshop - on the pre-Safavid period, 7 Nov. 2015, Edinburgh, University of Edinburgh.
Waterson, James, and David Morgan. The Ismaili Assassins: A History of Medieval Murder. Frontline Books, 2019.
Willey, Peter. The Eagle's Nest: Ismaili Castles in Iran and Syria. I.B. Tauris, 2006.
Williams, Patrick A. “The Assassination of Conrad of Montferrat: Another Suspect?” Traditio, vol. 26, 1970, pp. 381-389., doi.org/10.1017/s036215290000....
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I hope one day you guys make a video on battle of gangwana between the Kingdom of marwar against the kingdom of Jaipur and mughal empire, where 1000 rathore horsemen fought against an combined army of 40,000. This battle is probably my favorite battle in history and it's the same level as that polish cavalry charge in spain during the Nepoleonic war.
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Was there a account of how they faired in a straight on fight? The assassins I mean
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Isn’t it just! Superb stuff, absolutely love it.
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Growing up my father who was teaching at the military academy I was attending. Gave the other students and I an assignment to do a report on instances where psychological warfare defeated conventional warfare. My father then gave us an example of what he meant using the history between the assassins and Saladin. “One night While on a campaign the Great Saladin went to bed surrounded and protected by his large army and his guards. Only to wake up to an assassin trying to put a knife into his chest. Saladin was able to deflect the knife and began screaming for his guards. The assassin hearing this ran away. And even though the assassin failed to kill Saladin that night. He did put enough fear into Saladin that he decided to abandon the campaign and return home. But a year later Saladins fear was under control and again launched the campaign from the previous year, and vowed that he would be successful this time. But with the attempt on his life the year before fresh in his mind. He placed his best guards around his tent, he had surrounded his tent with white chalk to detect any foot prints of an intruder, he even placed small breakable balls connected by a chain around the tent to ensure any assassin trying to enter would be easily heard. As a result Saladin went to bed that night feeling safe, protected, and confident in victory. But when he woke up he saw a plate with pastries on it and a written warning on a piece of paper that was held in place by an assassins knife.And once again The Assassins made an entire army abandon it’s s campaign”
That's actually fascinating. I need to read about more of these. Can you imagine the skill required to actually pull this off? The years of training. The ability to control your adrenaline at a time when a tiny miss step can get you killed or worse, tortured.
There's also the story of the assasins sending an envoy to Saladin and he sent away everyone but his two most trusted guards. When the talks went south the envoy looked at his guards and said if I give the order would you kill him and they both drew their weapons on him but instead of killing him all 3 left. It showed Saladin he couldn't trust anyone in his army.
@@0HOLSTER your absolutely right that is another great example. The story is a little off though. When the envoy the assassins sent to negotiate with Saladin had asked for the room to be cleared. Saladin order everyone except 1 bodyguard not 2. Out if the room Also when the envoy asked Saladin why he would not order the remaining bodyguard out of the room. He told the assassin that the guards loyalty to him was absolute and that he would never do anything that Saladin did not first command him to. The envoy responded not with words but with a single gesture to the bodyguard. Once given the bodyguard stepped forward, pulled out his dagger and stabbed himself in the chest. He died at Saladins feet After this happened the envoy looking at a shocked Saladin and said “loyalty is a river not a dam. It can change at any moment given the right conditions of nature. And As you can see great One. When it comes to the nature of men. My master is the wind that can change the flow and direction of the river. We humbly ask that you consider this when planning any future campaigns that might bring you into conflict with our order. It would be a shame for such a man as you to drown in a river of your own making.”
@@landonlacy1954 so the trusted bodyguard was an assassin the whole time?
@@paperkites9101 no he wasn’t an Assassin the whole time. In fact he was actually an extremely loyal bodyguard to Saladin for most of his life. But when the possibility of conflict between Saladin and the Assassins had arose The Assassins were somehow able to enlist the guards help despite his loyalty to Saladin. Many people believe the Assassins had abducted some of the guards family members and used his love for them to enlist his assistance against Saladin. And it's believed that the reason the guard killed himself instead of killing Saladin or another member of Saladins inner circle. Is because even though he agreed to help the Assassins. He outright refused to kill Saladin who he had known and protected for most of his life. The Assassins were as skilled in winning without killing as they were skilled in killing in general. Not an enemy anyone wanted.
I struggle to believe that the Mongols were real. From such humble origins they went on to fight the Chinese Empire, the samurai, the Islamic caliphates, the Order of Assassins, and medieval European knights and they crushed them all. Well, the weather in Japan kept them away but they would have overrun Japan as well. Unbelievable. I can’t stress how much they came from nothing to conquer the entire world and convincingly so.
Exactly
came from steppes
Wellll, The Islamic world at that time was fragmented and had been recovering from the ravages of the plague which had killed millions, the Assassins had been at a decline for a long time after the passing of their founders, not to mention, as the video states, their leader was murdered by his own son right before the start of the war, and the Samurai, with all due respect, got their martial reputation mainly by slaughtering unarmed Japanese peasants, and the best equipped and most organized European armies were in the west. So, Mongols were pretty hardcore undoubtedly, but they were also very, very lucky to find a unifying leader at the right place at the right time in history.
Communist Chinese still live in fear of the memory of the Khans!
@@sbs2047 except..... the Japanese fought against each other. You underestimate how there's some battle hardend regular infantry soldiers. Oda Nobunaga for example made sure his army was well prepared. He trained his own Yari Ashigaru (spearmen) the levy peasants to be well trained and experienced. Along side with guns being brought he made sure they were put to use. The Oda clan was extremely a strong clan due to their fertile location which was Owari. Even a skilled samurai can be killed on the field by an yari ashigaru if not careful. The samurai also didn't just fight against peasants. They fought against each other in duels on the battlefield and or against each other during peace times or again Ronins ( Experienced retired samurai without masters, basically hirable mercenaries).
Love the Mongols. They fought the samurai, assassins, knights or virtually any badass army in their way.
Even survived Russian Winters
If their horses hooves can ride on it, they can survive it.
I think the Japan campaign was a flop
@@dravenocklost4253 they live in Siberian winters😂
@@gallowglass3764 who can beat typhoons? Come on
Amazing. It's sad the Assassin's Creed went the direction it did. Would he awesome to see this history or similar being told on the game and not a viking assassin
You’re not even an assassin in the last 2 games
Imagine playing as a nizari Ismaili in assassins Creed mongol empire
@@JamesSmith-ny2gb LITERALLY
Same with Naruto. Ninjas and assassins are supposed to do dirty jobs.
Couldn’t agree more
The amount of work and creativity that goes into these is astounding. Loved the artwork and storytelling!
Thank you so much, man. Plenty more content on the way.
Yea The art work pieces are absolutely amazing
I have read a book about assassins. The two brunches, one based in Alamut, Persia and the other Masyaf, Syria, always brought terror to sounni Islam. In contrast to the beloved Assassin's creed franchise, assassin's rarely targeted crusaders.
Sunni*
They rarely targeted crusaders because their employers we’re almost always Muslim and sent them after Muslim targets. The Crusaders usually refused to deal with Muslims for anything military or to accomplish military goals. Even when it would have helped them. The first crusade was offered help from two diffident Muslim powers during their crusade. And despite the fact that both offers would have massively helped them at times when they really needed the help. They refused. But then again. Accepting help from non Christian factions may have resulted in the loss of support from other Christian nations and possibly even resulted in excommunication. So I think their hands were pretty tied. But there are some pretty big examples of the Crusaders using the Assassins further-down the line. There are claims that Richard the lion heart was not above using their services when needed. And there are claims the French used their services in the second Crusade. Due to the repeated failures of the crusade.
So not much change from today's terror then.
I love brunch
The assassins were successful in Islam because they were totally immersed within Muslim culture. Christian culture was significantly different enough to dissipate the assassins' ability to operate with ultimate fear.
Why don’t schools teach more Mongolian history, this shit is way more interesting than learning about king Farquhad XII and how he was a hemophiliac because his parents were cousins
Mongols,Comanches,vikings,and Māori are far more interesting & awesome compared to soft American history
@@billcipher3946 As a Mongolian, i will prefer Aztec over Maori. There is nothing cool or fierce about sticking tongue out. It is just confusing and funny.
@@billcipher3946 does America even have a history?
@@18890426 It does but it’s a complicated one.
@@18890426 Yes, it does. Silly little gen z
The story of the Mongols is one of the most interesting periods of history. Thank you for presenting it in a factual and beautiful way
It was basically a world war Except all vs 1 And everyone still mostly lost
It was a tremendous cost of human lives but the Mongols established a near global trade between the East and the West; a radical transformation of civilization!
@@BHuang92 closest thing to a global order we got pre gunpowder age He who controls the spice controls the world
If you’re into podcasts, check out Dan Carlins ‘Wrath of the Khans’. It’s long and goes into some detail. Only compLaint I had was he didn’t get to Kubula
I am mongol,writing from Mongolia.I want to say that,this empire was the most strong military state in human history,much more powerful than-Romans,Nazi Germany,Soviet Union and USA.Short rein of great khans -Ugedei 1229-1241,Guek 1246-1246,Munke 1251-1259 and 40 years civil war prevented to occupy all Eurasia,muslim countries in North Africa and Japan.It was real huge political-military monster👹👹👹 in our planet.
I remember reading Conn Igguldens books on the Mongol Empire when I was 16. One of the most exciting parts of the book was when the Mongols encountered the "Hashashins (Assassins)". A clash of worlds, cultures and styles of warfare. It was the first time I learned that Assassin actually derived from the arabic word "Hashish" which basically means Cannabis. Can't wait to see what you're going to explore in this episode! Thank you.
Because marco polo claimed the hashashins were under the influence of drugs while comitting assassinations, hence the name. Arabic word but it came from the persian, nizari imailies shia sect who had a grudge with the sunnis and christians Hassan sabbah the infamous leader. The narrative still goes that assassins were Arabians, but for the most it was started by persians and spread by persians. Interesting stuff...
I’m reading those right now, they’re so good
There is another theory on their name that says is derived from the word asasiyun (fondamentalists) because of their philosophy and that europeans misunderstood, as it always happened, the word and tried finding another etymology
@@jadaoun03 like with most history sadly.
I remember reading these then playing Assassin's creed and realising it was the same setting, very cool stuff!
There should be an AC game focused on a lone Assassin trying to avenge the fall of his order by killing Monkhe Khan during his campaign in Southern China, while being secretly aided by Khubilai--who has his own ambitions.
An Assassin’s Creed that’s actually about Assassins. Imagine that.
The franchise been a joke the first game wasn’t even a Muslim protagonist even tho history says all of them were 😂
Lol, Ghost of Tsushima except it’s not China. And not assassins.
Cringe
@@calcaleb7041 the first one was muslim tho
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This is gonna be good, I love your work man very few people have the voice to make you not drone over, always keeping the energy even subtly. Learning so much actually history also
Good videos but he have a mistake .. Abu bakar Umar bin khattab Usman Ali bin abi talib They Are not islamic prophet they are khalifah (a leader, a imam, a wise/holy man walking in their time) If arabic man have a problem they ask them for advice, and told them what to do. Khalifah, not mia khalifa😅. They dont have a miracle of prophet had. Muhammad is the last prophet not the founder of islam.
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Man what I love about this channel is you pick such amazing unknown niche topics and I learn so much and love it I knew about the Mongols and assassins but had no clue they ever met thank you!
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Gerdkuh castle held out the siege for almost 18 years Regardless the mistake of the Assassins was fortifying themselves in the mountains rather then Hiding there as a mobile entity with multiple hideouts / Fortresses can sooner or later be taken, *But If they can't find you, they can't get rid of you* / Zealots made same mistake against the Romans
AGREED. Assassins power come from stealth. and there's nothing stealthy about fortress in the mountain. a small monastery or academy in the middle of nowhere on the other hand....
@@alifkazeryu8228 I would even go further then that and consider caves or a tunnel network with multiple escape routes in case it's found, Also such places do not allow a conventional army to employ their full potential, so the first scouting party that enters it (checking if it's abandoned or not) could easily be trapped, ambushed and taken out before it could sent word back to it's HQ
I think what written in history books not suffice enough to really tell what happened to the order, the held 2 centuries given their remarkable knowledge on the importance of deceiving, I think they survived, and the death of the leaders bloodline mark they did infiltrated the Khan.
@@aburoach9268 Good riddance..they were a tribulation..n their descendents survived..who are now humanitarians.
@@snowmoon7385 they would've come in handy to keep scum like Tamerlane & Nader shah in check
I thought Assassin's Creed was just a fantasy game. Didn't know there is "a hint of truth in every myth".
They’re the origin of the word “assassin”. The game made them less interesting, in my opinion, although the games are still entertaining.
What ? Lol..truth is more fascinating than games.
Me either
The first Assassin's Creed game was actually based on real events except for the plot of the world of assassins and templars across the world beyond Asia minor.
The very word 'assassin' originated from this group. However, there is a distinct lack of credible information about them as we have very few records that aren't written by their enemies. This is similar to what happened to the Vikings as most of what we know about them are written from the very biased view of the people they raided. This lack of real knowledge often opens the door for fiction to fill in the gaps no matter how outlandish it might be and of course this liberal view of history is what makes it into the public conscience.
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This turned out great! Very happy to see how it came together. I definitely like how many of the details you managed to include or at least reference; well done!
Thanks for the help!! It’s not a terribly well-covered conflict, so poking through primary sources and scholarship was necessary to piece things together
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I knew a fair bit about this subject being a major fan of the Assassin's Creed series, I'm so glad you made such a great video on it explaining this history in such amazing detail
This was very entertaining to watch. A great historical battle that I’m sure not many people are aware happened
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These videos are incredible....especially this one. Been wanting to learn more about the Assassins ever since I read the Genghis Khan biography, and this brought them to life with incredible art, music and narration. Thank you!!!!
The fun in making these videos is I'm in the same boat. I read about certain things and want to "see" and "hear" what those events would have looked like.
@@HistoryDose how about Alexander spending 6 months making the bridge to Tyre?
It’ll come. Don’t know when, but trust me
Wow this was amazing!! Looking forward to more Mongol stories!! Such a great empire!!
Fascinating. Great narrative and dramatic presentation. This channel makes history come alive like no other. Thank you and please continue. These glimpses into a dark past remind us how brutal our species can be, and how lucky we are to be living in this period of history.
As always, great presentation. Artwork, music, sound, and narration. Nice work.
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How does he get all this art? Is he doing it himself??
@@cam5816 it's two brothers on the team, one of them does all the art by hand. They are both incredible at what they do, truly inspiring!
What also made the Mongols so terrifying and deadly was their experience with the pinnical of civilization at the time. China who taught them how to destroy the greatest of fortresses in the world
Pinnacle
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lol china the pinnacle of civ got pwned by a bunch of random horse fuckers
They never destroyed a western European castle
@@Originalchili a western European castle is NOTHING compared to the great ancient Chinese fortress cities
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Always blown away by how brilliantly narrated and illustrated these are
This was amazing 👏🏽. Do more of these. It's incredible that this happened, the history of the world. Everyone should Google a picture of the old location of Alamut, the fortress the Nizari held up in. Jaw dropping
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Great video; honestly I'd love to see you guys do a retelling of The Battle of Clontarf; the art, oration and everything else would fire up my Gaelic blood.
The sound work is excellent, the chants of Europe, the singing of Islam and the throat song of the steppe. I am transported to a world of military and cultural titans in the ancient past.
Glad that stuck with you. We get kind of obsessive about getting the sound, art, narration to flow together to create an ambience.
@History Dose wonderful job, the effort you put into the video shines brightly.
@@HistoryDose getting the sound from where? I'm curious 😀
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These are SO awesome. Thanks for doing these
Man, Assassins Creed should've done a game on this instead. This would've been perfect. The story, the missions, the art...maaan.
They still might. It's already part of the story. In AC 2 one of the tombs under Monteriggioni is dedicated to Qulan Gal, the assassin who killed Genghis. Amunet (Aya) was another statue and we got to see/play her in Origins. In Revelations one of the Altair memories has him and his son returning to Masayaf after helping Qulan Gal deal with Genghis. So, wouldn't be surprised to see a game where we play as either Altair again or as Qulan Gal with Altair as a mentor.
@@fibblit2394 with the direction that Ubisoft is taking I wouldn't hold your breath. We've asked for a Japanese or Chinese assassin game but they kept shooting it down. Luckily Sucker Punch gave us what we wanted.
@@joeclaridy this didn't age well
I don't think you realize the first one was based off of this, although the plot differs you can see a resemblance in 1:36 of a similar mission.
Another kid praising assasin's crap...
I love your approach to history, the presentation is so well done with fitting music, imagery and narration. I've never subbed to a new channel and went back and watched all of their available posts, but with you it was a no brainer.
I love these videos. This might be the best Middle Eastern/Mongolian history I have come across.
The art work is on point! Im getting put in a trance. Also sublime narration!
I remember seeing the Hashashin in Marco Polo, which was one of the most interesting parts of the first season. Keep it up!!
Great story telling. Felt like listening in a campfire out in the middle of a desert.
Oh man what a great video. You have a great way of storytelling which pairs nicely with the artwork. Keep it up! And it looks like the Sack of Baghdad episode is next hopefully. I've always wondered what that sack would have looked like. Stories describe it as literally hell on earth. Can't wait!
Mate, the production value on these are amazing!
This was a superb job, everything from the storytelling to the arts and music were incredible! I'm persian and didn't know any of this stuff. Definitely one of the coolest and simultaneously saddest parts of persian history in my opinion.
Why saddest?
@parsa_afshar Hassan I-Sabbah wasn't a Persian, my friend.
as a Mongolian i want hollywood to make a movies or tv series about our rich history. Even game developers should recognize our history now.
CCP won't allow that. Your social credit score has been reduced by 500 points.
Most people are unaware of Mongol history, other than a very basic understanding of who Genghis Khan was. I agree the Mongol history would make a great, (and sometimes horrifying) T.V. show or set of videos. People could learn a lot from the History of the Mongols. From the great Khan, throughout the Mongol empire was a fascinating period of history. Few realize how brilliant the Great Khan was, much less how brilliant his descendants were, and I'm sure still are.
The Chinese documentary Hexi Corridor made a few episodes about the Mongols They’re surprisingly progressive in their portrayal, dramatizing the Mongols as being informed and in favor of Buddhist learning and dissemination
@@glennjames7107 Not so great in the eyes of the people and civilizations the Mongols destroyed. Not great at all...Not to mention so many books and scientific works which were burned by the Mongols.
There's one Netflix series in the mongol era with Kublai as the Khan the show is Marco Polo
You guys are awesome keep up the amazing work and hopefully you produce more content frequently
One of the best historic channels, easy to listen, visuals are wonderful.
Love these!! More videos about the mongols 🙏🏼
Man the Mongols are Unstoppable! There’s only one rule back in those days… don’t ever go against The Khan! Also this really brought me back to the first Assassins Creed game. I can’t believe the Mongols wiped them out single handedly and somehow made them bend at them knee? How is that even possible when they are willing to die on a mission without being questioned…
For quite a while the Mongols were unstoppable, yeah. Then they fell apart from within, and there was very little ambition within their culture after suffering many military defeats. 😔
There is actually quite a few times they were stopped
The assassins were just in order of assassination with few hundred warriors they weren't powerfull, the mongols indeed were strong but they didn't face any united strong empire China at the time of mongols were at their weakest point being devided into three kingdoms Jin dynasty the declining song dynasty in the sounth and western xia, plus the khawarizmians weren't powerfull but weak with just 40000 soldiers lost of them mercenaries, when mongols face strong empires like Delhi sultnatanate of india and mamluks were destroyed
@@egriz4461 Don't be stupid. The Chinese still had the advantage in every way possible. China wasn't at their weakest, especially compared to the mongols. The khwarazmians had 600K soldiers. And you should also apply your stupid logic to the mongols as well like when they faced Delhi sultanate and mamluks, they were at their weakest, disunited, fragmented, and extremely outnumbered because 90% of the actual army went back to mongolia for kurutal. You just don't wanna give credit to mongols, the most tactical and brilliant army
@@feerlemon1181 if you really think that khawarizmians have 600k soldiers then I'm sure that you read history in online classes lol khawarizmians have a max of 50k soldiers and most of them were irregular turkic tribesmen and mercenaries who were devided in several fortresses as garrisons, China was at weakest point it was devided and song was a declining empire both jin and song didn't have a regular standing army like other chiness dynastys, but they only have a large army of untrained peasants with low moral with a smaller cavalry force who were the only regular regiments at the army, nevertheless its took the Mongols over half their milltary force some 700k soldiers plus the defection of Han chiness and several song commenders plus 70 years of constant warfare to bring a declining devided weak version of China, when Mongols face a non declining and powerful kingdoms with a powerful regular standing army commended by veterans commenders and kings like Aladdin khilji of delhi empire and baibars of mamluks the Mongol were crushed
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I am mongol writing from Mongolia .This empire was the most large and strong military state in human story .Much more strong than Romans,Nazi Germany,Soviet Union ans USA.Mongol empire was really monster👹👹👹in our planet.
@@purevjavterbish33 Where are they now? Nothing to boast about.
@@samboy90 where are they -romans,waffen ss army,British empire army.Soon USA,and Europe will be destroyed by global nature disaster.Russia is killing by Ukrain army.
I love mongol history they were amazing stories like these always make me enthralled
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This video was great! Really good quality production. The story is compelling and the artwork was incredible. I love his voice too. The mongols have such an amazing history it’s to bad we don’t learn more about them.
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There's an amazing novel about Alamut and the entire order of the assassin's or "hashashin,حشاشين" Called Alamut written by Vladimir partol.
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I honestly just wish you guys would write non-fictional audiobooks and deliver them in this format. I could listen to and watch these videos all day
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I am Mongolian, and this is mind blowing for me!!! Big respect for Video maker!!!!!! I can see that he put lot of efforts! Therefore, I heard some rumor about Netflix started research for Mongol empire war movie but they are lack of budget and real Mongolian directors and artist, actors mostly.
Additionally, I think our Mongols came in Arabian territory at the right time cause just 80 years before of our invasion there was held of Crusader I war between Christian and Muslims, Khwazarim empire were already in huge loss and tired of endless war. Subudei and Zev generals also war artists who have been into lot of battles. Therefore, they reached Jerusalim easily without huge loss.
@@khuderdoyod4070 They were not able to conquer Jerusalem though, primarily thanks to the Mamluks.
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What does it say?
@@ultrainstinctshaggy2361 It is to way academic but as far as I could understand it talks about Sultan Masoud's glory and talks about people having a comfortable, happy and great life under his reign and lastly says about another Sultan In Baghdad.
Brother you are something else! Thank you for bringing some of our ancestors into the spotlight! Food for thought- maybe someday a video on the 1840s British expedition into Afghanistan would make good material. You’re a legend through and through man!
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Excellent Episode 👍 I learned more about Mongol Commander Kit Buqka🤔Good to know he did more in his career than lose at Ain Jalut👍
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Wonderful video. Very glad that you reveling our history to the world. Very appreciate it. Wish you all the best.