Why Genghis Khan Refused To Invade India

00:00 Intro
00:11 The Battle of the Indus: Genghis Khan at India’s Doorstep
01:08 Background
03:05 Genghis Khan Turns Back
04:28 Theories: Not Quite Right
05:32 Cultural Affinity with India?
06:39 The Key to Understanding the Conqueror and His Motivations
07:48 The Old Enemy: China
08:59 Temujin: Genghis Khan’s Early Life and Struggle
10:56 Genghis Khan’s Career as a Conqueror
14:24 Genghis Khan’s Invasions: The Hidden Pattern
15:33 Genghis Khan’s Reasons for not Invading India
18:06 Genghis Khan’s Reasons for not Invading India, Summarized
19:04 Genghis Khan: A Misunderstood and Misportrayed Historical Figure
21:28 Recap
21:55 Conclusion

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[chrisdjernaes]

This is the BEST biographical and historical account Of Genghis Khan and the period. It is the standard by which Western Historians should be measured and compared. Outstanding Academic Excellence. Thank You

[marcomongke]

My grandmother here in Mongolia refers India as the land of gods and has deep respect.

[temuulenjargalbayar]

As a Mongolian, I must admit that I am amazed by your outstanding and coherent explanation. I am proud that our ancestors were men of principals and respected different cultures. Cheers!

[Ghredle]

My history teacher (Egypt) explained the same reasons for not invading India. Emphasising the ruling Mamluk did not provoke nor pose any threat to the Mongols and that the great Khan had no greed for wealth but was driven by a deep desire for righteousness and revenge…

[edfederoff]

This was a beautiful video, and you are a fabulous history teacher. I'm going to study deeper into this subject. As a 70 year old American, I've come to realize how modest and weak our history instruction of the countries behind the Iron Curtain, and the East in general, were. It was almost as if they didn't exist. And unless you were a history major in college, it might be a rare elective course that brought you into contact with that history. Thank you for this, Teacher.

[garryferrington]

This is the first intelligent commentary about Genghis Khan I've ever seen or heard, and I'm not young.

[mudded_singularity]

As a Mongolian 13year old teenager, I highly and proudly appreciate your effort for your research and the video!

[NagaTamilnadu]

Genhis khan grandson had a Good Relationship with Tamil's Chola Dynasty. He built Lord Shiva Temple in China with a Advise of Chola for the recovered from his illness.

[m_]

Literally every single Mongolian person I know is one of the hardesr working, physically strong, mentally strong, beautiful, and yet simultaneously peaceable people I have EVER met.

Literally.

Can see their faces and recall specific moments that we studied or worked together.

Awesome people.

[akshaydabhadkarofficial]

No shitty music, no fancy editing effects, just pure content by someone who's an actual historian. One of the best videos I've ever seen period.

[thirdperson]

You had me at "The less we say about our Indian historians the better, their attitude is like, why should we talk about someone who didn't harm India, why should we glorify someone who didn't hurt India".
You summed up all of Indian "eminent historians" in one sentence. 🙏

[kunalkoch]

I am from north east india, my father race is mongoloid and my mother is sikh ❤, proud to be hindu 🕉

[TJSaw]

The ancient history of Asia is insane.

[simelanem]

I’m an isiZulu speaking African from Africa, this just brought tears to my eyes. Thank you for this. Every source of information about Ghengis Khan portrays him as a blood thirsty warlord, something they never do to Alexander

[aresdivision]

As a Mongolian it is nice to know there are people who actually know the real facts.

[svw]

Wat een fascinerend verhaal en geweldig uitgelegd wat een kennis en wijsheid. Dank voor de uitleg deze kennis is nodig om dingen in perspectief te zien. Vriendelijke groet uit Nederland

[MartyMcK]

I had an amazing spiritual experience in Pune, India a few years ago. It’s been hard trying to explain it here in the west without getting weird looks. This is a great video man. It was nothing to do with a yogi or guru. It happened while visiting a community of people with learning disabilities as we were trading stories and songs about Indian and Scots cultures. Thanks for your hard work and a big hello from Scotland. 👋🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[Ariunboldu]

As a Mongolian i really respect your knowledge of our history, thank you

[MrLhxD]

As a Mongol i am astonished with your explanation. So much more researched into his character than everyone i know and heard of

[prudvi]

wow.. didnt even know how the 20 mins flied...
what a smooth and inspiring explanation.. respect for genghis khan rose to all time high