Nine Treasures - Tes River's Hymn - MV

This is my favorite version！

Nine Treasures is a folk metal group with members mostly from the autonomous region of Inner Mongolia, China. Founded in 2010, the group combines traditional Mongolian music with heavy metal, notably using traditional instruments and overtone singing techniques.

[moaztanveer]

I'm proud of myself to find it after seeing it on a Chinese classroom video 😂

[neelkandsharma]

Am here after watching an insta reel where Chinese kids dance to this rock 😂

[theballisticcannoneer]

A moment of silence for those who still cant find this song

[darrylrecollet]

Heard these guys on TikTok... love it, very very catchy tune and got me dancing!

[robertozakinja]

Salute from Croatia. From an hunnu-rock fan.

[melanievanille]

Merci Tiktok ! ❤ pour me faire découvrir des son ainsi Rock mongol génial 😊

[Randomodnar]

Since were sharing what brought us here, i searched cause i heard they were the predecessors to The Hu

[abacaxi.maldoso]

A salute from Brazil to the asian steppes.

[tjsmither]

I would love to find the lyrics in English, the song itself flat out rocks!!

[รถตุ๊ก_ตุ๊ก]

เพลงมันจริง ตามมาจาก ตร.ทางหลวงจับรถตู้ทึบขนยาค่ะ😂

[Aebischer]

In an different universe this is the Ultimate Warriors theme

[波罗的海大菠萝]

So you may confuse why some people arguing about they are Chinese or Mongolian.They are Chinese Mongolian, this song written by Inter Mongolian province's band.The language of lyrics is traditional Mongolian which Mongolia has los(Mongolian use words like Russian, Cyrilli .because they was under controled by Soviet Union but we keep the treasure in China .the truth that you have to agree is that Mongolian civilians are dying in Mongolia, they are losing there's population, tradition, word, economy, belief, power and proud.

[ardiawanwawan]

Semenjak sya dengar lagu in sya jdi hobi berkuda

[KnullifiedTarnished]

Finally found this song. Goddamn insta reel

[vladimir]

A combination of metallica and Rammstein, but like it👍

[Bemat]

I don't know sepatah harammm...but tiktok bring me here..good song and music..🤟🤘👍👍

[çölpiçimuho]

Cengizhan, Hülagühan, Oguzhan, , ,
Bilgehan, Timur, Temuçin all Türkic nations 🐺🐺🐺🐺🐺🐺🐺

[fkinrat]

also what was the point of deploying a heavily armoured advance group to die first if they did not take advantage of the chaos they created from breaking the formation of the enemy troops? They literally sent in a small group of soldiers to die, proceeded to stand still and wait for the enemies to regroup, didn't even try to maneuver for a flank, and just started brute forcing headfirst anyway. The advance troops just died for nothing. Matter fact, where tf are the arrows? Mongolian troops were well known for their deadly horseback archery, which rained down arrows on the enemy to create openings where they can then break through from, and it was highly effective against enemies with no full body coverage shields, which the enemy clearly does not have. The battle should have started with a barrage of arrows shot from horseback, while the cavalrymen rush forward, after which they switch to their spears/curved swords and light shields for close quarters combat. I know it is supposed to be an artistic thing but damn bro at least make it somewhat believable.