The rise and fall of the Mongol Empire - Anne F. Broadbridge
Trace the rise and fall of the Mongol Empire which, under the leadership of Genghis Khan, became the largest contiguous land empire in history.
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It was the largest contiguous land empire in history- stretching from Korea to Ukraine, and from Siberia to southern China. And was forged on the open plains. In the 12th century, the East Asian steppe was home to scattered groups of nomads who, by 1206, would be united under the innovative leadership of a man named Temujin. Anne F. Broadbridge details the rise and fall of the Mongol Empire.
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Not many people can conquer Russia in the winter. But Genghis Khan.
rzasian actually its Chingis Haan haan meaning king and Chingis being his give name when he became king
To be fair, it wasn't Chingis Khan but his grandson Batu with help of one of Chinggis's most capable commander, Subutai.
Mongols are the exception.
He had dothraki
except for... wait for it... the mongols.
"We didn't know we were making history, we were just having fun" - Genghis Khan
That's what Kristen Stewart claimed about the women's agenda in rebooting Charlie's Angels, which tanked miserably and lost millions!
@@sportshistorybuff ummm??? What?
Brutal
Haha
🤣
Imagine if a new president came to Mongolia and said: Let's make Mongolia great again
China and Russia would stomp them in an instant
@@destroyer2496
@@destroyer2496 I mean Mongolia could
@@destroyer2496 ok boomer
based
"Born into an aristocratic family" sure is one way of saying "His mother was kidnapped by the leader of a rival tribe and her original husband was killed"
well said, thank you for this comment/correction
I think something also similar happened to his wife except he managed to kill the man who kidnapped her. Ghengis wasn't sure if the child that she first conceived and birth was biologically his but it say he still had the well cared for.
@@cat062 Yeah.
her husband wasnt killed she voulenteered to go to the tribe to get captured to save his life
@@cat062 no Chingis Khaan new it was his son bc in secret history when he asked Tooril Wan's help, Chingis Khaan said "they kidnapped my wife and unborn child", another way to confirm it was when his wife escaped, she used a carriage instead of riding a horse, and because of the carriages damage she became kidnapped. If she wasn't already pregnant she would have rode a horse, it'd be more useful in escaping.
Caesar: "I came, I saw, I conquered." Khan: "I conquered, I saw, I came."
doesnt make sense
@@ZyroAniCapped think of Genghis' kids
Is this about women?
You copied from a reply on a comment with thousands of likes . Did you think it wouldn't be noticed?
😂😂😂
Whenever I think of Mongolia, I think of Genghis Khan. Whenever I think of Genghis Khan, I think of kids... *a hella lot of kids.*
i hate 90 he has around 200,000 modern descendants directly related to him
well, he really loved doing that thing I guess
I think of khal drogo
Johny of Asia lmao
Caesar: "I came, I saw, I conquered." Khan: "I conquered, I saw, I came."
Russia: NOOO YOU CAN'T JUST INVADE RUSSIA DURING THE WINTER! Genghis Khan: *haha horse go brrr*
@@tahalifedive139 Horse go çuh*
Horse go clop clop
Horse *archers* go brrr
Chingis Khaan didn't conquer Russia. Infact he punished his grandson conquering Russia and burning of Baghdad
@@sunclonkt7839 who tf is Chingis Khaan
God: *"So how many Descendants you want?"* Genghis Khan: *Yes*
True, in my DNA ancestry test it says your famous distant relative = Genghis Khan 😂 and I know few people that have that and are not my relatives
@Regular dude on internet. noicley said
@Regular dude on internet. Chingis Khan : chadness level 50
1in every 200
@@102200052 Lol I have Khan as my last name... Idk we might be distant brother's/sister's lol
Love knows no border *NEITHER DOES GENGHIS KHAN*
his sons did
Broke the 111 but it was worth it.
Underrated comment
That was Your Cool guy If only he lasted a while longer lol
If Genghis Khan so Khan you.
Genghis Khan #1 Steppe Dad
Number one dad joke
No the first Dad of Great Step is Bumyn khagan. He's firs Han of Huns empire who united all nomadic tribes and captured China.
step dad*
José Vargas it’s Steppe dad because of the joke, he ruled the Mongolian steppe hence the spelling.
José Vargas r/whoooosh
Tenger isn’t an omnipotent god it literally just means “sky”. Mongols are somewhat animastic, we worship the rivers, mountains, and ofcourse the sky. More like Native American religions if anything.
And Ancient Greeks. Rivers, seas, lakes, mountains etc. were all considered as gods.
Turn to the one true God before its too late.
@@TheDysentricDajjal the only god is allah
@@scarpekabo277 la ilaha illallah
Allahu Akbar
I think Temujins most genius move was creating a rudimentary welfare state for soldiers who fell in combats families. If you fell in battle you knew your family would be taken care of. That was revolutionary for the time and place.
a kid with a hard childhood becomes the leader of the largest land empire in the world. should i be scared? yeah i should be.
That just goes to show, if you put your mind to it, you can do anything
@Genghis Khan I'll follow you to the end of the world.......
@@maksimlozanoski nah his whole deal was he was a ruthless conquer but he didn’t rule Mongolia with an Iron fist he tried to make them prosperous
@@scabberdabber2597ya
Alexander the Great: I'm the greatest conqueror in history. Genghis Khan: Hold my horse's milk.
Horse's Milk or Kumys *
Did the British actually fight and conquer?
@@kundyzzhakypbekova4654 hold my airag* (airag means alcohol made with milk)
@@munkhsuld9791 airag is in mongolian kumys is in turkic languages.
@@kundyzzhakypbekova4654 or Airag
The animation kind of feels like listening to a 1001 Arabian nights story. It's awesome
So true < 3
Kudos to the awesome feat of summarizing the major milestones in under 5 minutes! For people interested in knowing more, an amazing book is "Genghis Khan and the Making of the Modern World" by Jack Weatherford.
I've just ordered a copy. Thanks for the tip!
“If my body is to die, then let it die, but do not let my country die.” - Genghis Kahn.
Ald bey min aljaawaas aljaatugay Ahui tur mini buu aldartugay Buten bie mini aljaawaas aljaatugai Buren uls mini buu aldartugay
@@TheMgl89 what
Nietabs It’s a mongolian poem.
@@Nietabs it translate to what he said
@Brutal Beat no, it's still here
you can’t invade russia in the winter! the mongols: hold my beer
After he hold your beer?
Hold my Airag*
The medieval warm period had a lot to do with that, also the Mongolian Steppes are cold just like Russia.
Residents of Russia in winter's: Are we joke to you??
Because .. The Mongols are an exception.. _montage plays_
This is the best art I've seen in any TED-ED, and they're all awesome but this was incredible!
Imagine Mongols saying we own this land based on past heritage.. then where will China goooooooo
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
It's completely legal according to Israel
Israel doing same thing
Just imagine uzbekistan claiming their past empires. Where will India go then ?
@@therevolution6769 then they will have the power to claim only In reality they will be fu"cked up😂😂
"We're the exception!!"
Cue the mmongoltage
wait for it... The MONGOLS _montage plays_
One of the strongest empire in the history, now became history
@@ultimatestoryteller * the Mongoltage ;)
+ I was looking for this ^-^
Germany,France and Sweden: You can't invade Russia Mongols: Watch us
@kaitlyn hayes Mongols: *_Hold my Kumis._*
Kumis haha. Spot on!
You can only invade Russia from the east it seems lol
Russians are good students. Mongols taught us that our defenses were lacking. They kept hammering this for whole 300 years. Well, we learned. You still CAN invade Russia, just don't expect to do it easy.
Nomads are exceptions, they went to Russia in winter which is beyond and having lunch over Russian czars
Caesar: "I came, I saw, I conquered." Khan: "I conquered, I saw, I came." Việt Nam: "They invade, they fall."
Bengal 12 vuiyas(12 independent rulers) be like:Hold my sword
never invade and win other country and talk we did win against mongols??? so funny comment
@@swattyn9279 vietnam invaded part of southern china, the champa empire in the south of modern vietnam, which we still manage to keep it, unlike the mongols, lost everything
@@bangnguyen8365 still that vietnam is smaller than that Mongols who lost everything. ROFL
@@ichkaodko7020 yea small piece of precious land, unlike Mongolia, cold, you can't plant anything, no natural resources, the whole country of Mongolia isn't worth as half as the southern side of Vietnam
*« They allowed religions to flourish just so long as they prayed for them »* is such an underatted detail to their administration of foreign countries and it’s so beautiful
Its a beautifull lie he did not spare women and children
@@anoymous4189 yep he killed like an animal and destroy iraq science
@@stevenbrock528 Ohh really??? Which ones?
@@nvrvmvj4461 loads. dong know why people admire him except the fact he took a lotta land. the man destroyed lot of ancient knowledge
@@nvrvmvj4461 Islam number 1 death record. Christianity number 2.
After centuries of misinformation and false rumours, we finally have the closest story to the truth. Even then false or exaggerated info can blur the great story. In this uncertain times, brilliant orginisations and amazing creators such as these people should be praised and recognised more and more. As a mongolian who is proud of his country's history and ancestors, i am beyond satisfied with this animation and narrative. All the facts and pronounciations were spot on, and the animation itself was perfectly suitable for these kind of edutainment videos. I wish i could shake the hands of people who made this video. From the bottom of my heart, i thank all you amazing people. Keep up the awesome work!
I am not even closely related to Mongolian people, nor close by location, but I always admired its history (and its ruler's), even if some of it is forever lost, but the misinformation is so silly, it made me sad. This short video made more justice to Mongolia and its history than years of study with some teachers (there are exceptions of course). So cheers to you @Badar and awesome job TED-Ed!
Love your comment ❤️
Are you Mongolian?
I don't think they pronounced Tengri right 1:41
@@hazzmati Your ancestors, I can guarantee, waged war and did horrible things. That doesn't detract from what they accomplished. Your head needn't be kicked, simply re-structured. You have a lot to thank the Mongols for (including the dissemination of ancient knowledge from the libraries of Baghdad).
Genghis Khan be like: „i want it, i got it“
@Tani AM That's not true. The Mongols failed to invade Vietnam many times and failed all those times.
No it's I see it,I like it,I got it I want it,I got it😂
Peter Nguyen and Japan
Yes that's how it worked
kotun khant
I'm in love with your videos. They are clear, interesting, entertaining and cool!
Thank you Ted Ed, for helping me learn English with my Mongolian history
The story about mongolians is always amazed me..
😁😁😁
Well,they are the first global empire after all,I wonder what would happen if they go toe to toe with Roman and Alexander army
@@jekesan4221ya me to
Genghis Khan: I fear no man but that thing... It scares me..... *Child Support*
No... DOGS He was scared of dogs (when he was a child obviously)
@@lanakula8072 lol
Womp womp
Genghis Khan what it’s true lol
not you битгий нэр бузарлаад бай
SO MANY important events were left out actually disappointed by this work
the animation of this channel is just god tier
Genghis khan kind of reminds me of thanos. Idk why. But he does
Russo brothers admitted that Thanos personality and his actions derived from Chinggis khan..
Yoshi_Ninja05 Genghis Khan was like: *”I am, inevitable...”*
Yeah Reminds but in opposite way. Thanos wanted to remove half population while Genghis khan did opposite.
The turks like thor then :)
He attac He kills But most importantly He make babies.... perfectly balanced
As a Mongolian, I am satisfied with your work. Thank you.
@@poujaipmei762 ugh what?
@@temuulenbtjgl9498 He is satisfied with his work that's what.
@محمد عبدالله hate him for what?
OMG! The whole video is amazing, from music effect, animation, and narrator's voice
Thanks for sharing interesting history. From other sources i learned that the expansion of the empire was done with great amounts of brutality and casulties. Like many millions. A little bit more attention to this part would have been good i think.
It really is amazing how the Mongol Empire had such a big impact on the world in such little time.
Depends on how you define “impact”
200 years isn't a little time, that's roughly the same duration as British dominance.
@@hazzmati I mean ending Islamic golden era through razing empires and sending middle east into dark ages can be considered pretty impactful
@@clovebeans713 all the while bringing the eastern reconnaissance in Mongolia, China and Central Asia. reinvigorating the silk route that even european benefitted from and raised up competent administrators from the locals who were previously suffered under nepotism. Yeah there are places where they received the harshest parts of their conquest while there are also parts which flourished
all it takes is one person to change the course of history
Always nailing the animations ted ed. You always know how to enlighten us and elaborate on different topics. Thanks
Awesome thank you. We really enjoyed this
Amazing, I love it!
There is a Mongolian band called The Hu who holds their history dearly to their heart and they sing about their ancestry and beliefs - I totally recommend it, it will genuinely make you feel badass and even more so, you'll feel that misterious and often misunderstood greatness of the Mongols! As for the video, everything just feels perfect - all the information is kept clear and the animations are simply gorgeous, TED keeping up with their game, thank you
May you share a link please?
@@keirameetze831 Look up 'Wolf Totem', amazing song
Wow, first time listening to them and they're great!
The chants triggered Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad's anxiety.
Beautifully animated, could you please do more videos on the topic of ancient and modern empires and cultures, e.g. Ottoman Empire, Habsburgs, the Huns, Rome, Carthage, the Celts, the British Empire, Russian Empire, Akkad, Persian Empire, Vikings, etc. Thank you.
> ancient
Ottoman Empire would be amazing!
Have a look at the channel Crash Course my friend, they do quite detailed videos of some of the topics you suggested. It's very informative and I learnt a lot about world history through that channel
@@sinoroman true *ancient and modern empires 😊
Why not the first french empire?It is a really interesting subject but of course everyone always forgets about that.Sad...:(.
Out of school and still watching history videos
Alexander the great: I'm the greatest conquerer in the world Genghis Khan: hold my iron sword
Romans: "WE ARE THE BIGGEST EMPIRE THAT EVER EXISTED AND NO ONE CAN MATCH US." Genghis Khan: "Hold my Gold Brocade"
you kid but that's an excellent point, almost always mongols are deemed these warring brutish tribes who only had conquering in their while Roman Civilization is represented as being , this pinnacle of civilization. Western Bias? you're damn right here is a dynasty truly global in its scale and nothing of the cultural and economic impact they had is ever talked about except ofcourse here at TedEd
You mean, Hold my fermented horse milk
Roman Empire is not in top 20
@@chanakyadevil funny Egypt Babylon China Sumeria and Greek are the pinnacle of civilization not Rome everything the Romans ever had where ripoffs the Greeks who in turn where the ripoffs of the Egyptians . Rome is the most overrated empire in history even the British empire contributed to humanity more than them
@赵是 Most of it was trading empire. With Dominion status.
Who’s here because of Ghost of Tsushima
Me
Also watching Marco Polo on Netflix. Lol
Gotta do my research before playing the game
Me
Me
I'm in awe of your talent! Keep chasing your dreams and never give up.
They say Mongolians were barbaric, but they treated all religion fair, women respected, trades from asia to europe(well guarded from raiders), science and education supported. And the nicest thing is no racism in the middle ages, you can have good life if you have the potential to grab it.
They also killed millions of people, wiped thousands of villages from existence, and committed horrible atrocities. Stop white washing.
Also burned a thousand of years worth of knowledge from across the world. The renaissance was literally just a recovery period for that.
@@electroninja7419 no the renaissance was to recover what was lost during the fall of the Roman Empire
@@jfkfan it was both. Copernicus and Galileo whole thing was rediscovering what the Arabs had millennia prior.
@@electroninja7419 yes it is true but Galileo and Copernicus actually rediscovered that the earth revolved around the sun, yes there was few people who did believe the earth reviled around the sun in the ancient time but Galileo and Copernicus never knew about that. And you said the light age was about rediscovering what was lost the Arabs had, but the thing is the light age was about rediscovering what was lost in the Roman times, it was about philosophical and mathematical thoughts people were trying to rediscover, and most of those were from the Roman Empire, and not to mention the Arabs never actually lost the information most of there works went to Europe were most of those works helped the light age so ya boy
This makes the Mongols look like a pretty decent, advanced society. They definitely did their fair share of violence and pillaging, but their appreciation of different cultures, religion, etc. are fascinating for this time period. Also, Genghis’ rise to power was very intellectually done.
If by appreciating you mean exterminating then yes
It was a political move nothing more nothing less
Last thing you want to fight is people's faiths
@@JoeSmith-sl9bq if they were exterminated then you wont be able to see Chinese, Russian, Iranian cultures today. They commited horrible atrocities yes but you cant just put a blind eye of what they did right. Even the one who sacked and burnded Baghdad, Hulegu, was opposed by other Mongolian Khan who had converted to islam and went on to civil war.
@@mosquitoman5899 They did killing right and that's about it
Ted-ed is one of my favourite channels to learn and I am so happy that the team decided to highlight Mongolia this time. The pronunciation and the animation was really nice, I am so glad they explained Mongols was more than just conquerers, thank you so much for the video Keep up the good work Ted-Ed team!
Temujin wasn't born into an aristocratic family. He was born into a poor tribe and was abandoned by his people. Forged his own destiny and constantly fought the aristocracy. But otherwise a pretty quick and decent summary.
He was the son of one of the Khans, wasn't he ? Aristocratic family here might translate to someone belonging to a high rank and not necessarily abundance of wealth and privileges.
That is just one of the lies in the video. But good catch.
He was from lineage of rulers which dates back to 600th. So he was aristocratic, yes
fact his entry was denied in india as many time he tried to ...cheers to fellow Indians 👍🏻
Partly because he was a mild indophile because of many similarities in culture.
Muslims defended India... that guy named allaudin khilji but Babur who ruled central India was a descendant of chinggis himself.
Mongolian empire descendants never conquered south Asia at all He was from Timurid dynasty actually
Why are these TED-Ed videos so addictive?
Khang Pham it’s literally like weed
Beetle
Coz they add an addictive ingredient while making those videos
any empire: we have the biggest empire. Genghis: laughs.
Great Britain: *Oh really?*
britain wasnt great.
He is talking about The Hu Rock Band~
@@lakshyasharma5539 they were the biggest empire
Any empire : im way way more advanced and cultured Genghis : cry and then killed everyone that rebels
the comments are making learning history way funner than it should be
Excellent content!
As a Mongnolian person I really like that foreign people loving Mongolian culture and history🇲🇳❤️ We lost our Inner Mongolian and Xinjiang people to China. And lost our Buryat and Kalmyk people to Russia😢. I hope one day we gonna unite again.
BI52 Russia and China are too powerful nowadays, and China has a lot of expansion ambitions, be careful that they don’t try to annex Mongolia 😟
Sad but can't change it.
I feel you man. I'm Spanish and ky people have fallen too.
This was truly amazing. Please continue with this type of content!
Hardcore history with Dan CARLIN has the best most in depth coverage of the mongols
This is becoming a nice hobby for me. Looking into past at fallen empires.
Timur's grandson was Ulugbek. He also was a ruler in Central Asia and made quite accurate map of stars' sky.
Except... Wait for it... *THE MONGOLS* _montage plays_
"I understood that reference"
CrashCourse!
do u mean "Mongoltage"?
Yes!! My main man John Green!
NO ONE ELSE COULD CONQUER RUSSIA IN THE WINTER, BUT THEY DID!
Although it was an extraordinary fast growing empire, we cannot forget how bloody it was.
Best history vid I've seen so far
The artwork/design/animation for this is top-notch!
Durh durh
Like I I’m playing ghosts of Tsushima game when mongols invaded japan island in year 1274
Same. That's probably why this popped on my recommend. Along with history of the samurai.
@@mohamedelkayal8871 same
I like your pfp, where's it from?
DeepCupsChan119 like I’m not asking
Kubilai ordered attacks to Japan two times but the army got wrecked by cyclones. It was during Hojo Tokimune reign, from the Hojo clan
This man is the epitome of power ....
Mongolians may have fought like almost every different type of army. Chinese army Japanese Samurai Indian army Arabian Knights Roman Byzantine Templar Knights & other European Knights
Thanks, TED-Ed. I have always been fascinated by the Mongols and how they managed to big one of the world's biggest empires.
And they didn't invade Japan because of Jin Sakai..
@@illusion7780 Where we get the term Kamikaze (Kami:God, Kaze-Wind).
@@furiousstyles08 what are you talking about bruh
I think it was because of bad weather
yeah it was mainly bcz of sea typhoons and only a few soldiers actually got to japan and fought till their deaths
Technically they did invade Japan. Just not the mainland.
Beautiful illustrations! :)
Oh, thank you for such an educational video. It was interesting for me to watch this video as a Kyrgyz.
Amazing, educational and beautifully made. Special congratulations to the art crew.
Great work Ted-Ed. Love your informative videos.
The animation and art style is quality
What a wonderful voice...
I love how she narrated the story. Superb storytelling skills. Not to mention the animation and the lesson content itself.
the animation in this is beyond anything i’ve ever seen in a ted ed video. just gorgeous
For people interested in knowing more, an amazing book is "Genghis Khan and the Making of the Modern World" by Jack Weatherford.
Chinggis Khan who united all Mongols and conquer other countries. His sons and grand sons united the countries that are today's most powerful and biggest countries which are Russia(Golden horde), China(Yuan dynasty), India(Mughal empire). His vision, war strategy(some of them is used for Russia and U.S military academy), way of thinking were unique.
Whoever is reading this! You will be successful someday, just keep on pushing.
Thanks
Hope so, Aamiin
Successful how? How do you define succes?
@@LukeLane1984 when I clear the UPSC exam in my first attempt in 2021 and with the first rank. When I bring my country ahead.
@@LukeLane1984 I am
People who comes from Ghost of tsushima be like : WTF those mongols didn't only attacking japan but other countries at the same time 🤐🤐🤐🤐
it was just a small invasion that born from out of curiosity in small island which leads to huge storm.
And Khotun Khan is just one of Genghis grandchildren.
storm is real... like, the reason japan is not conquered is because of the storm and it's not just once.
@@Vertutame so the samurai didnt fight mongols ?
Naufal Khairullah they did, but the storm swept away most of the invading fleet
Who’s here because of Dirlis Ertugrul season 2? Mongols don't give up easily
After all the other articles on Mongols, finally a short one which made me understand.
Russia: No one can invade us! We have winter that crushes the body and soul of any army who dares to touch us! *Genghis Khan: *laughs in Gold Brocade**
That was not the case in 13th centure
@sonora ??
@sonora lol.I knew that.I am russian and I study the historyvof my country.My point is that russian "military forces" weren't that great in the 13th centure evenhough we defeated european invasions from Sweden and German States many times,and fought against many nomades
Ted-ED, why you guys gotta be so god damn gooooood story tellers? Love ya guys! Keep it coming!
Very awesome video 😄
It's actually from Korea to Poland
Excellently done. I teach World History, and I fear that the soft-spoken tone of the video may cause some of my students to lose interest. But the writing and artistry of the video is simply superb.
TED-Ed makes learning more interesting. Long time subscriber and viewer here
Nice explanation 😃🌹😃
Ohhhhhh my kids are going to love this they love work
What an incredible piece of knowledge . Thanks
She left out the fact about killing innocent men and impregnating their wives.
Thats how you conquer the world.
That is harsh truth , there are even more that. That is pretty much common .
and piling up dead bodies of conquered towns and making pyramids of skulls as a warning
if i can guess your age is it 14,15,16 or 17 years old ?
@Watcher he is saying that gengis khan isn't any better, the videos made him sounds so great and good..lol you doesn't even understand his point
educational presentation, very good
Thank you and God bless...
With such tempo and quality you will soon have 10 million subs😌 I enjoy watching you channel's growth from a little baby to a media giant. Thanks for your work.
When hear about Chinggis Khaan I think about The Hu.
HU HU HU
Ah, i see you're a man of culture
Hu band is one of the greatest band of the world
Or Batzorig Vaanchig
tulga tulgaldo just started listening to them
Asia: "You took everything from me." Genghis Khan: "I don't even know who you are."
what
Hardcore History did an amazing job telling this story