Countries & Their Past 😢 | Part 4 #shorts #history

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[kisakitetta]

All the countries : losing land

Algeria : 🗿

[antoinebruant]

France : hi africa
Spain : hi america
Uk : hi world

[fur_gaming]

Finally someone who cares about vietnam

[catfishsensei]

Mongolia : allow us to introduce ourselves

[abdulrhman_aljebreen]

Love your channel from Saudi Arabia 🇸🇦 ❤

[azizbeknarzikulov]

Finally you did Uzbekistan. Huge respect for your attention. Thanks 🖤🇺🇿

[loqasheltner]

love this extended version, congrats man

[Vishal_is_wasd]

this was probably the hardest hitting history edit .

[VipGamingOfficial]

Russia, Turkey and Mongolia with Germany: I guess you forgot us and our power!"

[twilight_spy]

Those who don't know Bengal Sultanate : The Bengal Sultanate was a Sunni Muslim monarchy that ruled the eastern Indian subcontinent from 1352 to 1538. It was founded by Shamsuddin Ilyas Shah, a Turkish general who served the Delhi Sultanate. The Bengal Sultanate reached its peak under the Hussain Shahi dynasty, which ruled from 1493 to 1538. During this period, Bengal was one of the most prosperous and powerful states in the world.

At its peak, the Bengal Sultanate controlled an area of over 1 million square kilometers. Its territory included parts of modern-day Bangladesh, India, and Myanmar. The capital of the Bengal Sultanate was at Gaur, which was one of the largest and most prosperous cities in the world at the time.

The Bengal Sultanate was a powerful military state. Its armies were well-trained and well-equipped, and they were often used to suppress rebellions and to expand the Sultanate's borders. The Bengal Sultanate was also a major player in the regional politics of the Indian subcontinent.

The Bengal Sultanate was a prosperous state, and its economy was based on agriculture, trade, and industry. Bengal was a major producer of rice, sugar, and textiles. The Sultans of Bengal also encouraged the development of shipbuilding and maritime trade. As a result, Bengal became a major trading center, and its ports were linked to markets throughout the Indian Ocean and beyond.

The Bengal Sultanate was a Muslim state, but it was also a tolerant and pluralistic society. The Sultans of Bengal encouraged religious freedom, and they allowed Hindus, Buddhists, and Jains to practice their faiths freely. The Sultanate also saw the development of a distinct form of Islam based on Sufism and the Bengali language.

The leaders of the Bengal Sultanate were known for their tolerance and their respect for religious freedom. They never tortured anyone for converting to Islam, and they allowed Hindus, Buddhists, and Jains to practice their faiths freely. This tolerance was reflected in the architecture of the Bengal Sultanate, which incorporated both Islamic and Hindu elements.

Empire of Nawab Sirajuddaula

The last independent ruler of the Bengal Sultanate was Nawab Sirajuddaula. He was a brave and capable ruler, but he was eventually defeated by the British East India Company at the Battle of Plassey in 1757. This marked the end of the Bengal Sultanate and the beginning of British rule in Bengal.

The legacy of the Bengal Sultanate continues to be felt in the modern-day state of Bangladesh. The Bengali language, culture, and architecture all bear the imprint of the Bengal Sultanate. The Bangladesh government has also taken steps to preserve the heritage of the Bengal Sultanate. For example, the government has restored the ruins of Gaur, the former capital of the Bengal Sultanate.

The Bengal Sultanate was a powerful and prosperous state that played an important role in the history of the Indian subcontinent. Its legacy continues to be felt in the modern-day state of Bangladesh.

[smarthsingh]

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[DarkPouri]

Iran: my son! I'm so old country🌍🕶

[isaiahmiguel]

the Saudi Arabia part was chilling ngl

[RocksMR]

As a Bangladeshi, I relate that Bengal Sultanate histories 🙃

[gabrielmmarque]

yo these editing skills are legendary every editor needs this guys help

[cofluei]

Bangladesh:
I Have Pala Empire
I Have Sena Empire
I Have Bengal Sultanate 🎉

[sparkling]

Thank you from Thailand❤

Ps. I want you to know that Ayutthaya have more bigger land than you show in this video, It have Cambodia and Lao and a little bit of Burma