The Many Mongolian Groups Throughout Eurasia #Mongolia

There are many Mongolian and related Mongolic groups throughout Eurasia, partially as a result of the Mongol conquests and the rise of the ruling Turco-Mongol elites in North-Central Asia. Mongolic peoples like the Buryats, Kalmyks, Moghols and other related groups settled all over Asia and Eastern Europe, although usually in quite small numbers and ironically many Mongols such as the Dzungars of Xinjiang were subject to harsh genocides in the late 18th century, which saw the slaughter of hundreds of thousands of Dzungar civilians. Thanks for watching

[noahtylerpritchett]

Hazaras are probably the only true example of "Turco-Mongol" in terms of a hybrid identity.

[coincoin-pgcn]

Please make a video on the "manchurians" that formed some of the greatest empires in East Asia but ultimately dissolved into the Chinese population, we barely have English sourced on them

[gadaadyn]

Mongolians in South Korea and Japan are guest workers

[SterbiusMcGurbius]

Hey man, I'm very tolerant. If cows mix, let them be.

[lordmumphrey]

I been watching your videos on and off for years. My people come from ustica, from modern day Italy. We settled in the parish called St. Bernard in Louisiana, in the late 1880s. I know the island was inhabited on and off for century’s. But if you could tell me when was the last wave of immigration from the mainland of Italy that would be awesome dude, it would help some of my guesses. I did a 23 if you’d like to see! Message me if you have time and feel interested. It’s cool if not. I’m glad you back making videos again my dude!

[dogbert]

Its very nice that they come in peace now. Lets keep it that way

[ChagataiKhan]

The Kazakh khanate was created by Janibek Khan, he was the son of the Golden Horde Khan Barak. There are still descendants of Genghis Khan in Kazakhstan, known as the Tore Dynasty.
Moreover, Genghis Khan's army included tribes such as the Naiman, Jalair, Khongirad, Kiyat, and Dughlat, all of which still exist in Kazakhstan. The Kazakh scholar Shoqan Walikhanov was a direct descendant of Jochi Khan.

[markor]

I knew a girl that was one of the Mongols that settled in Afghanistan

[tokmakchibashi]

The name Mongol appeared first in the eighth-century Chinese records of the Tang dynasty, but only resurfaced in the eleventh century during the rule of the Khitan. At first, it was applied to some small and insignificant nomadic tribes in the area of the Onon River. In the thirteenth century, however, the name Mongol grew into an umbrella term for a large group of Mongolic and Turkic tribes united under the rule of Genghis Khan. It is not clear what the Mongols called themselves in their own languages. In fact, the specific origin of the Mongolic languages is unclear. Some linguists have proposed a link to languages like Tungusic and Turkic, which are often included alongside Mongolic in a hypothetical language group called “Altaic languages”, but the evidence for this is rather weak.

[sharazkhan.]

There are many Mughals are in Pakistan they identified by their names titles as khan mirza baig, in my Native state kashmir

[anunprofessionalfrog]

🇧🇦is so happy they’re not called Herzegovina & Bosnia rn

[abhilashdas]

Are the modern kazakh, Uzbek and Kyrgyz populations turco Mongols or just remnants of the Mongol horde?

[ben-ben]

You omitted hazaras when hazaras are ethically mongol and have spoken mongoli until the 19th century.

[matthewmann]

Mongols, Huns, Xionghius, And Tartars are some of the most related of those up and comies yeah.

[dreamadventure]

Why mongols, tibetan and Siberian have similar facial features? Can you make video on that ?

[movie]

Masaman do you know Khalkha and buryat nation? And you only know Kalmyk and oirats

[NewPlayerGone]

Timurlenk is turkic cause he make state official language just Turkish and he writes turkish

[Tranzisto]

Mongolian cow mix, or when real minotaurs roamed the earth. Makes sense why they went full buddhist, what with the vegan diet and all.

[siyacer]

turco mongolic peoples are interesting

[AT-rrxw]

Or arrested, if you are Vladimir Putin.