We Debunked Tartaria with Medieval History #shorts

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[RockyHoarderPictureShows]

"we debunked something made up" hell yeah dude.

[AdaptiveRider]

Their elementary freemasonic rhetoric is powerless against those with critical thinking skills

[oldworldobserver]

Tartaria or the Tartarian Empire was a term that was commonly used by historians and book writers up until around the 18th century. At that time, it was used to describe a civilization that existed in Northern Eurasia, that we commonly refer to today as the Mongol Empire and later on as the so-called "Golden Horde". This empire was presided over by the Khans, most famously with Ghengis Khan, whose reign ended around the early 13th century.

We are told by conventional historians that, shortly after Ghengis, the Mongul Empire fell into disarray, descending into this so-called “golden horde”. We’re told that this “horde” consisted of loosely organized tribes of Mongul Barbarians, who had no real centralized leadership and were essentially brutes and marauders who lived in tents, and roamed around from province to province, terrorizing and taxing the good Christian citizenry.

But this is where I start to take issue with this conventional narrative—because we know the Mongul Empire didn’t fall immediately after Ghengis Khan, it maintained and even expanded its territory for centuries thereafter. We also find absolutely zero evidence that “the golden horde” ever actually called themselves this. Horde is a derogatory term, why on earth would any civilization refer to themselves this way?

When we actually examine the textual evidence from this time period, we find that this civilization never called themselves the “golden horde, ” at all. What they actually called themselves was the Turks or the Tartars, hailing from one of the four Khanates that made up the “Great State” otherwise known as the Tartarian Empire. And they did have centralized leadership under the Khanates which were: The Tartar Khanate, Cha-ga-tie Khanate, the Ilkhanate, and the Yuan Dynasty in China.

It turns out "The Golden Horde" was what western Christian nations labeled the Great State as a way to insult the Tartars, calling them "barbarians who lives in tents and yurts" as a way to diminish and degrade the legacy of a civilization that they conquered.

This is proven through the June 1957 CIA document titled "National Cultural Development Under Communism" which was finally declassified in August of 1999. I would highly recommend you read this document, page 9 in particular.

This is no ways proves that Tartaria was this kind of global utopia conspiracy, but it does suggest it was not just a "region" or "horde" like we're told today, but was actually rather a nation-state or an empire who had its legacy purposely diminished by the powers that eventually conquered and annexed it.

I would welcome a debate with you or anybody on this topic anytime.

[StepUp]

Some people have gone down the conspiracy rabbit hole so far that they think everything is a lie.

[Mary-tdc]

Wow something so simple! And there we have it.

[RhonnyTufino]

I find it funny that this guy keeps appearing in search results when you type "Tartaria, " even though there are much better videos being produced that present more substantial evidence. This is the first thing someone new might encounter when searching for the topic. He never bothers to debunk the claims. It's a classic trap.

[Watch-rw]

Kahns were marrying Byzantine princesses in the 9th century the Byzantines even reffered to them as Kahns, the Byzantines even took on the Turkic/Scythian calendar. Why would a culture do that unless the xulture was nore dominant and ancient? . fair enough some people do some strange research regarding Tartar I'm yet to see a Tartar debunker refute evidence such as just supplied . Or acknowledge it..

[danielburger]

I must have missed the "debunking" part.
And who is "he"?

[clamjammer]

I literally have books from 1600s about tartarian empire. Why dont you do actuall research ie purchas his pilgrimage published in 1614 has the history of the tartarian empire in the 4 book. Another book zingus a tartarian history 1692, the history of tartars 1678 all published in london. I also found a passage in a book from the 1600s about tartarian medicine using magnetics to heal wounds. Also there is actually a conspiracy i can prove from the 1904 verision on purchas his pilgrimage where they have a a chapter about ommiting the the history of the tartarian empire and its mainly because of the roman catholic church/ the vatican.

[aliaswhatever]

Refute the fact that the Tartarian Empire is named on many ancient maps!? 🤔 & was likely a Kaganate that spread from China down into India and up into Rus

[elizabethstraney]

Please do not pay attention or acknowledge these people. You are so interesting and talented it makes me sad when you spend so much time and energy on this. You aren't going to change their minds and you have already proved your point.

[bryan-]

but who are you? What has he refuted? what is this guys academic background? so many pro and cons of this topic confuse me. TheLoreLodge and many others FOR tarters have NOO academic pedigree. is there anyone with quality knowledge on this?

[SockieTheSockPuppet]

Woo-hoo, it's dunking on the Tartarian numbskulls 2, Electric Boogaloo! 🤣👍

[DorethaRiddle]

DIDN'T THE BRITISH BEAT THE BIBLE INTO THE IRISH OR WAS THAT SCOTLAND 😢 O WELL THE VITOR TELLS THE TALE TO THE BEST OF HIS ABILITY 😂

[rchimaruGku]

Historians are like self investigating cops. "We found no wrong doing" of course tartaria isn't Irish. You're treating mind unveiled like he's some sort of informational authority instead of planted counter intelligence. You're transparent.

[MichaelTodd-tqdk]

Tartaria was real. Don't know who this jackwagon is referring to, or what that person's claims are... But Tartaria is a real group who had a large territory in The Steppe. Likely, Mongal groups.

Look this stuff up for yourselves.

[BillyBob-wqfl]

The masons dont want you to remember tartaria. There is only countless maps that represent it being a reality. Countless books.
Im skeptical of you pal.

[ErocNelson]

History. His story. Written by the victor.

[lordrusk]

You didn’t debunk any man. 1 weeks is not enough research, you fall back into your “education”- maybe look into where that system originated and what it’s purpose was, and how it was ported over to the US.

Your whole channel is just your internal battle with your understanding of history, even how you talk about kissing 411 is like your trying to convince a stuck up history buff who doesn’t at all believe in 411 est thing- you are that person you are trying to convince.

[jerichothirteen]

No you didn't. You have not figured it out.