How the Shamans Created the Mongol Empire

#Documentary #Mongols #Shamans

[turperper]

You can tell the animators had a lot of fun drawing really cool shamans in cool situations

[eafstudios]

There should be a long-form video of all the Mongol culture videos such as the one on alcohol, their ideology, the shamans, life on the steppe, and others

[ganbatsainbileg]

im Mongol man and im really into Mongol history u are really expert on Mongol history. Thank you'

[tenninja]

So many videos about the Mongols conquests and their ways of war, but this is one of the few about their culture and religion. Great stuff.

[fatamorgana]

Video about mongol shamans: throat singing intensifies

[CufCufImam]

There were 4 nations which have managed to defeat the 1200's Mongols in war ; Javanese (Majapahit), Turks (Khalji & Bahri Mamluks), Japanese, Vietnamese (Dai Viet). Mongols of the first half of the 13th century however were unstoppable

Major nations destroyed by the Mongols ;

-Jin(Tungusic)
-Khwarezmids(Turkic)
-Souther Song(Sinitic)
-Kara Khitais(Khitanic)
-Cumania(Turkic)
-Kievan Rus(Germanic and Slavic)
-Seljuk Rum(Turkic)
-Abbasids(Arabic)
-Western Xia(Qiangic)
-Volga Bulgaria(Turkic)

[aaronbecker]

It's wild to me that I think you can see a connection from, steppe shamans and the shamans of native American tribes, they seem to look similar and native American ancestors originated in Asia

[cubbelicommando]

With the establishment of the Mongol Empire, the Christian Turkic tribes in Mongolia (Naiman, Kerait, Uyghur, Ongud, Merkit etc.) changed religion. Those who stayed in Mongolia firstly converted to Tengrism and then to Tibetan Buddhism, while those who migrated firstly converted to Tengrism and then to Islam.

[lerneanlion]

Question: What the interactions and views of the Mongol Shamans during the time of the Mongol Empire toward the other faiths such as Buddhism, Islam, Christianity and Judaism that the conquered peoples practiced?

[everyconstant]

This video is great and would love to see more videos on pagan/niche religon's clergy.

[vitorpereira]

I would like to hear the history of the Northern Yuan Dynasty, the Mongols after the empire.

[marcbartuschka]

A very interesting video and well narrated.

[dukeheavens]

The Mongols are the greatest empire, thank you sir kings and generals, sir I like the narrators voice of the mongol empire videos

[blakebailey]

3:30 So Tengri and Natigay sound a lot like the Proto-Indo-European "Sky father and Earth Mother." Was there any connection, or is this coincidental?

[LeCharles]

Ooooh, so Genghis had windfury buff. It's all making sense now. 🙃

[puneetmishra]

Kings and Generals is turning into "Kings, Generals and Priests"
😂

[SpringNotes]

Interesting. Shamans, to this day, have a great influence in South Korean society.

As stated, in decision making at the highest order in government and entertainment.

[ronjohnson]

Didn't expect to find this very interesting, but I was wrong. Didn't realize that there was a fair amount of information on the subject.

[markusforsberg]

the nomadic mongols are so alike but yet so diffrent like the sami people in north of sweden and american natives and those in australia nya zeeland. Im a pround 35 year old sami with autism that love history and heavy metal and take a lot of photos and 80s horror movies and nature.:D

[DieLuftwaffel]

Finally, a Brit that says Shaman properly, i.e. not "Shayman" like 99% of all British I've heard say the word pronounce it.