Almost Beheaded At 5-Years-Old, He Becomes The Fiercest King On Earth
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- Опубликовано: 6 май 2022
- The story recounts the early life of Genghis Khan who was a slave before going on to conquer half the world in 1206.
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Don't know if the movie had time to address it but the main reason Temujin did so well bringing people to his side was he treated his subordinates like family and promoted based on merit. Something that basically no one else had ever considered doing in their society before. People of talent and ability who weren't senior enough to be big shots in other tribes realised Temujin was the only option.
yep, most strange quickly rising and than falling empires in history had this, a great leader decide to use ability instead of money and power and corruption as the way to advance, and it works, to be abandoned by the next generation almost immediately, leading to the fall of the empire.
@@thorin1045 Temujin's two best generals were Subutai and Jebe. Subutai was the son of a blacksmith while Jebe was Temujin's former enemy.
But because of Temujin's habit of meritocracy, both of them rose to frame and Glory. Jebe conquered the Western Liao Empire within a few years while Subutai became of the greatest General in History, winning more than 60 pitched battles.
I think even if it didn´t get addressed, it´s still kinda implied by the way Temujin shared the loots and treated Borte´s son and daughter.
@@bluesapphire4262 Eh! Borte is Temujin's wife.
@@saptaswapal4064 Yeah, but her children aren´t (at least the children shown in the movie). But he still treated them like his own.
"But are those legs thicc tho?"
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Dont know if the movie is historically accurate but the fact that he accepted both of the children as his even though he most likey was not their father and also cared for the women and children of his tribe is just incredibly respectable and commendable
there is nothing respectable or commendable about this bloke
The other commenter is correct. I haven't seen the film but Genghis Khan was a ruthless leader who committed countless atrocities: countless wars, raping, pillaging etc. Millions of people died due to his actions; civilizations were destroyed. The most famous atrocity attributed to him is the execution of every single citizen in Nishapur.
Yeah, never mind he was a killer of millions and a rapist of thousands, he was kind to a couple of women, how sweet is that.
He accepted the son but his questionable heritage would lead to hella problems when talks of inheritance came up
@@sando5517 He will be remembered for centuries and more while no one will even blink an eye at your funeral
Temujin, The Great Genghis Khan is a merciful King of mongol. If you're not against him, you should be with him and he'll take care of your entire family like his own. That's what a true king is all about.
My man went from taking care of someone else's kids, to having the world take care of his kids.
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Underrated comment 🤣
YES AHAHA
Several studies have shown that 1 out of 200 living men today are related to Genghis Khan.
clever 😅
What the movie doesn't show is that some time after their tribe abandoned them, Temujin aka Chinggis Khan shot an arrow at his half brother Behter for not sharing the fish they caught. It makes sense that Temujin was furious at his brother for being selfish when their family was barely getting by.
No pun intended.
why is that important...you compare todays morality with those of a tribe...
@@MrSmoiler there’s no comparison here
@Brian Battulga long lost brother by blood of Chinggish Khan
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Here in the US we are taught that he was a brilliant and gifted leader. Of course we are taught that he and all Mongoloan warriors could fight fiercely, but much more importance is placed on the fact that he could command an army better than any other man on earth. We are taught that he was a brilliant strategist. He had so many rumors spread that anyone who went up against them just KNEW they were outnumbered, outclassed, and outsmarted, so most actually joined up peacefully before any actual fight was needed.
People in uss actually get teached history?
@@tahagocmenoglu573 yep but the things I was taught were watered down and I had to do research and teach myself because I couldn't count on the teacher's.
im sure he was great leader. but it wasnt make him great khan.
in my opinion it was his idea of having greater friends than himself.
his fellas are one of the greatest human beings... u gotta check that out
@@tahagocmenoglu573 You my friend need to get "teached" grammar. Its taught not teached.
@@tahagocmenoglu573 Yeah we learn history, on the other hand it seems you weren't taught how to spell words correctly.
The director Sergei Bodrov planned this to be a trilogy. It was difficult and involved a crazy number of interpreters. There were protests in Mongolia over it being made. I hope part 2 is made and is more profitable, as I think the director is doing a decent job.
Throughout entire movie Genghis Khan never skipped a single leg day.
im dying 💀
💀 💀
Bruh
L E G S
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To be fair, this is much more accurate than the other films portraying Genghis Khan (especially the 1965 version).
it is not even close
The second half of the movie seems exaggerated. If anyone is interested, you can read the "Secret history of Mongols" which is probably the most accurate historic literacy.
@@battulga91 Since there is no recorded history of Ghengis Khan as in some member of his tribe took down notes, all history was told by the Chinese at the time, everything else is just Hollywood BS
@@carlmagrath6389 yep. There is even speculations that 'the secret history of Mongols' was written by a Chinese historian.
So accurate. They left out all the rape and murder he did though.
chinggis ghengis organized his army by tens, hundreds, and thousands of soldiers. This in turn helped to efficiently take over entire cities. They're is also records of the mongols employing biological warfare of sorts in the sense they catapulted bodies infected with the black plague upon their enemies. They also had a punishment system of sorts in which if there was a deserter said deserter's entire unit (of ten, hundreds, or even thousands) of soldiers were killed to set an example of loyalty. Now, this is just my takeaway from AP World history but feel free to correct me.
The Romans did something similar. In the tens.. the short straw holder was beaten to death by the other 9!
If a centurion ( in charge of a 100) deserted or goofed off he was crucified or worse!!
Choosing a partner by legs is in Norse mythology too. There's a story where a giantess called Skadi could choose a god as her husband, but only by looking at their legs. She choose the one with the cleanest legs, thinking it was Baldur's, the handsomest of the gods. Unfortunately the legs belonged to Njord the water god. Who wasn't as handsome as Baldur.
at least water god legs are cleaner
@@sureshnaidu201 lol
Interesting story 😄
Im a Mongolian, Genghis khan went through many hardships but still overcame everything. When he was young (9 years old ) his dad Yesügei was poisoned by Tatars and he was the oldest of 5 children of his family and had to take care of everyone and was really smart and mature for his age , and Taichuud wanted to kill him Asap because he was that smart and thay thought he can be the next king but he still managed to escape with someone’s help and he became the greatest and mightiest khan, he conquered half of the world he’s our country’s icon and a person who will be remembered for centuries.
thank you for explaining this video sir
Your history seems so interesting for me, are there more famous Mongolian people?
I’m a Pakistani but I love mongol history it’s so entertaining !
Genghis khan ? real mongol knows his real name is Chingis haan
Greetings to One and All. Half of the world? Can you explain what half?
“I am the punishment of God... If you had not committed great sins, God would not have sent a punishment like me upon you.”
-Genghis Khan
No thats Attilla Khan aka the Whip of the God.
As far as I know, that quote was made after the fall of the city of Bukhara, Central Asia, in 1220.
The full quote was: "Oh, citizens of Bukhara, know you have comitted great sins. If you hadn't comitted great sins, God would not have sent a punishment like me upon you".
@@onatyungul872 Attila the Hun*. He wasn't a Mongol, he was the leader of the nomadic Huns.
@@onatyungul872 Also known as the *Scourge* of God. Attila existed centuries before Temodjin.
I am the punishment of God
the Khan of the Mongols
the King of Kings
and I have the Best Legs
Say what you like about Genghis, he was an excellent leader, faithful husband, and model family man. He was an exceptional strategist, having mastered the Art of War, despite likely never having read it. His contributions have resulted in the advancement of numerous Eurasian civilizations. Overall, history has been far too critical of Genghis Khan, and it's obvious why the Mongolians consider him their greatest national hero.
Faithful husband? You might want to check that. Like 6 percent of russia is his descendant
faithful husband? were you napping on history lessons my man?
Faithful… with the 500 other girls and wives he banged after killing their husbands
😂😂
@@anna8328 He is loyal to his 1 wife. Others are concubines and consorts
Temujin is the simplest man, king, leader ever existed in history.
In his mind, he doesnt want any treassures.
All he want for all his people are unification, enough cattles, enough food for the winters, each of his man must tale good care of their families. That is what makes em so strong, the moral and unify.
No, he did not just want enough cattle and food. He wanted to take over literally the whole world and thought it was his divine purpose to do so. And he slaughtered millions of people for simply existing in the cities he conquered. Nothing moral about that
The actor who plays Yusegei is actor very famous in Mongolia, Inner Mongolia, and China for his portrayal as Chingis Khan
truly a great actor
yeap his Genghis khan movie series is far better than any version of Genghis khan movies.
and he’s actually a chinghisid
@@jabs615 for real? That's cool 👍😄
what is his name
"I also hear... he had great legs." The way you say jokes with that same serious tone! I love it 😂
lol thanks Ocean Foam, I like your username!
Ikr
Narrator: Mongols do not kill a child!
Genghis Khan: hold my beer 🍺
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This was quite detailed and looks to be worth watching. Thanks.
I like the idea that ghegis only took 10% of a cut of any spoils of war.
Very much like corporations, the shareholders only take 10%, the rest of the money is reinvested into the company.
Sounds very modern and stable.
By only taking 10%, he created stability.
Stability creates wealth in the long run.
He wasn't greedy.
That's the amazing part.
He knew it's his troops
Had to be paid
Loyalty costs money
Money that has to be paid fairly
And in a timely manner.
Loyalty cost money… your friend must not be your real friends then
Don’t think in corporations shareholders only take 10%
@@devirus7812 Loyalty is not only associated with friendship. Original poster is clearly referencing professional loyalty.
If this was an attempt at a joke. .. my bad I guess lol
Yep, he was a socialist.
Yeah, corporations aren't greedy either, they just garner their labor off the intense exploitations of the masses while providing their employees such a small cut that the wealth gap is historically at its worst. Same like Kahn and how he wasn't greedy despite garnering his wealth through mass murder and slavery.
I swear, you westerners live on another planet, making excuses for mass murderers and corporations.
I’m from Mongolia and we call Ghenghis Khan Chingis haan. It’s the correct way in our language and I’m really proud of my history. If you come to Mongolia you can see Chingis haan’s statue in the center of Ulaanbaatar.
I would love to visit one day. There's probably a big chance I'm one of his descendants anyway so I'd love to see an ancestor
@@lizxu322 lowkey im sure we all are to some degree lolol
understandable, language differs from corner to corner of the world
Seems strange to build a gigantic statue of a famous person who died like 900 years ago 🤷♀
@@AlyxGlide I suppose you agree that religious symbols made now are strange too ?
There are over 16 million descendants of Genghis khan based on a study done in 2003. Now, it's probably over 30 million since those people would have kids and the world population is increasing rapidly. Genghis.. What a man. He lived his best life, with all those women he slept with or had in his harem and they were likely most good looking women of his empire at the time that stretched from Ukraine to Persia to Korea.
Genghis Khan's decsendents ruled southern Ukraine and Crimea up til the late 1700s early 1800s as the Tatar Giray family and his blood is in the modern Crimea Tatars toDAY.
Story of Chenghis Khan is marvelous...the way he fights and unites Mongols under one empire is fantastic...
Am soooo freakin Impressed how he accepted those kids even knowing they were'nt his. I mean for that time period things like that were not quite common. After seein this, my respect to Genghis went📈📈📈
i mean in a few year, plenty of people going be his kids.
As a military leader he is respectable but he certainly wasn’t a very good person.
@@user-zi8kl1fv5v damn he mustve really been a dick to you when you met him
@@user-zi8kl1fv5v you knew him personally?
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From a mongolian perspective, this movie is heavily fictionalized. But still shows how good diplomat and great leader Chingis khan was despite still globally being portrayed as a horrendous conqueror.
Indeed he was a great leader. His portrayal as horrendous person is completely western view. No one else in history built his empire based on meritocracy. Other emperors and kings assigned postions of power to their kith and kin though they were inept. The unbiased people will always remember him for his novel ideas and magnificence.
Preach, spreading lies that he raped women that's why he got so many kids and descendants when in fact the man just had game and was adored by everyone.
@@interestingissues that word 'western view ' makes more sense
Yep... Basically West to East invasion is GOOD....
While East to West invasion is BAD ~ A Westerner
Horrendous conqueror? Dude, no one would follow him and own almost a quarter of the world if he was horrendous.. He''ll gain infamy status instead and probably get assassinated by one of his subordinates.
This is excellent! Like the slower pace and the humor! Keep up the good work 👏 👍👌
This helps me better understand about the the great Genghis Khan's - thank you for this fantastic narrative
I bought this movie for 3 dollars at a thrift store in 2013 and loved it. Soundtrack is beautiful and gold
This is maybe a dumb question but what is the proper name of this movie so I can look for it.
@@billspooks mongol: the rise of genghis khan
what is the name of the movie?
@@Ojeramup12 I am not certain but I believe it is called, "Mongol: The Rise of Genghis Khan".
@@billspooks Thanks, I will check it out!
A book series that really highlights Gengis Khan and his sons and Grandsons lives and stories, read the Conn Iggulden series of books.Extremely detailed and great reading. Almost how if could have been,based on as much historical detail as possible with a touch of artistic licence thrown in.
Yea, the Iggulden series was so awesome... From beginning to end its non stop action... One of my favorite reads of all time! Iggulden also had a series about Rome that was almost just as good!
I always hated Gengis Kahn when i learned about him growing up. But if this is the shit he had to deal with, he's a hero.
This is a heavily exaggerated movie.
In a fcked up world people have to get they’re hands dirty to be powerful
He aint no Hero
the fact this is based on history is incredible
Woah I like the semi-history movie recap! You guys have really grown since the start of the channel... good luck!
@Enkhbold Enkuulee its not showing all of genghis khan's life now is it?
Moral of this movie;
"A man is powerful only when he/she has great legs"
Exactly. THIS GUY GETS IT! 🧐
By the way I heard that amber Heard has great legs🤣. U might be wrong.
Lmao 👍🤣
You nailed summarizing stories. I like them because I have NO TIME for long story. I like short story.
Thanks man! It was interesting to watch something so related to me on your channel since I am from Mongolia.
He might be known as a Killer, a Murderer, or a Thief, but nothing can deny the fact on what he had made in the History as the Greatest Khan who had almost conquered the world.
He wasn’t even close to conquering the world. Although close to Asia
@@deviljho4260 Yeah, not close. But the most massive.
You forgot Rapist.
@@deviljho4260 To be more accurate, he conquered much of the known world at the time dude. Eastern Europe were already on the their knees with Western Europe soon to follow. You can thank whatever god, (if you are European), that Chingis Khan passed away, which made the horde got called back to his funeral. Otherwise, you probably have even more Temujin blood running around Europe.
@Sosig Man 2 ok Bozo
I wish the movie was longer, just so they could explain exactly how he gained such an army. This was Brave Heart's strength.
A book series that really highlights Gengis Khan and his sons and Grandsons lives and stories, read the Conn Iggulden series of books.Extremely detailed and great reading. Almost how if could have been,based on as much historical detail as possible with a touch of artistic licence thrown in.
It was supposed to be a trilogy but nothing really has come of it
Now I know where the meaning and importance of not skipping leg days comes from. Great Review mate.
wow this temujin is quite the character, hopefully no one disrespects him by harming one of his envoys.
I had forgotten about that, niche bit of humour.
No one learned unfortunately.
In a world without rules nothing is safe and everyone is divided, adding rules makes everyone safer and united, no wonder tribes prefered a tribe with rules its a mad max era
Tribes had to be united no matter what. Doesnt matter if it didnt made sense. Religion and other questionable things. Stability under any situation.
Mystery recapped is the only way I would actually watch all these movies.
Seems pretty well made and close to Mongolian stepp life and culture, obviously the movie takes some liberties when it comes to how the story unfolds, especially since we don't actually know many details about Dschingis Khan's early life, except how it's been told by later Khans. There is a point to be made though, that is that temujin spent quite some time in the jurchen tengut kingdom, not necessarily as a prisoner as shown in the movie, but presumably as a soldier moving up the ranks, because when he returns from his time with the jurchens, he's already a powerful military leader with some following.
This is very interesting history I was never aware of and never thought to look into. You hear mongol and I always assumed they were rogue soldiers/troops. And this puts a clarifying point on who and what they truly were. Thank you!
the true history is 20x more badass than what's shown
These recap channels really running out of name ideas huh 😂
Lmao truee
@@Thatsweat Bears are cool
Well don't watch then. This is not a documentary and is not supposed to be historically accurate
Mongolian here, just wanna say it’s pronounced “Chingis Han” and not Genghis Khan, no idea how it was changed to that lol
Well the English calls Beijing Peking
@@ppdudu8790 and?
Apparently some Arabic historians didn’t have the sound ‘Ch’ in their language
@@ppdudu8790 lol I've never heard and "english" person say peking
As wrong as it is, at least Genghis Khan sounds more bad ass.
Genghis khan was a great leader he will never be forgotten
Totally reminds me of Genghis Khan. This is awesome content!
Wow. He’s actually a kind of good guy. Definitely a good dad.
I mean. He did a loooot of bad things though.
Yea. I can't believe the real Genhis Khan stared in the movie. That's amazing
Good guy bad guy. Movie isn't worth watching with two bad guy. Truth doesn't sell copies. People want someone to root for. If the person you'd root for got killed everytime they met Subutai and Genhis Khan, you'd stop eating meat.
No he's going to get punishment by god himself
@@widodoakrom3938 Which God
Wow these recaps makes me want to watch the movies he covers
"I hate luxury. I exercise moderation…It will be easy to forget your vision and purpose one you have fine clothes, fast horses and beautiful women. [In which case], you will be no better than a slave, and you will surely lose everything". -Genghis Khan
Was waitting for this
Respect for Genghis Khan. I always thought he was the ruthless and cruel villain in every story but now I realize he was a kind, compassionate, and caring leader.
Lmfao. Hollywood bro. You had it right to begin with.
Actually he rose to power by scaring the neighboring tribes into joining him. If they didn't join, he would kill every man woman and child. You definitely had it right.
The most famous slaughter was the Russians. Who at the time were called Rus or somethin like that. Novogorod. Idk I don't remember russias name at the time.
Hell, Subutai was even worse lol. Genghis Khan taught Subutai from a young age. Dude was ruthless.
Have you seen the movie Noah? It's about Noah's ark. Lmao. The fallen angels help Noah apparently. Noah tries to kill children. And the entire reason God flooded the world is because people eat meat.
Biblically, Cain was a farmer and Abel was a Shephard. So they have that backward off the get go. Abel gave the best of his harvest as offering to the lord. Cain did not give the best of his harvest. God blessed Abel but not Cain. Cain kill Abel. Lmao
This dude would have millions of subs he never lets us down
Should*
I agree
He does have millions of subs
Like billions
He’s the best
Fascinating! WHAT a story!
I'm Mongolian and watching this made me happy to see mongol culture is still around
As a mongolian teenager, this story is actually a true story, because in our history is a true story
It's not 100% accurate according to Nuuts tovchoo
@@battulga91 yeah i know
Man to ride with the golden horde must have been epic asf.
Yu hutsaad bgan be hezee temuujin Altan ulsad ochij boolchlogdood uur hvnees ohintoi boltson Burte ireed avraad yvsiin
Temujin, what a legend. Truly man of his words
I like Genghis Khan's story, it's like underdog rise to power and unite his entire tribe. Kinda reminds me of Sima Yi, who united China for a moment
I really wonder if he's just a guy who wants to unite his tribe and get rid of other empires who want to enslave them, or he's a bad guy who wants to claim everything
its the first one his mother convinces him to unite the Mongolians
Maybe it was both the want for unison of all Mongols, and the want to rule the world.
Every king in history wanted that. No one is a bad person in that sense.
@@pessimistkai5569 true
Sima Yi wasn't an underdog though. He carried the legacy of Mengde/Cao Cao, and Wei was the strongest of the three realms.
5:45 you ain’t slick I thought I was tripping for a second
This story is from movie, so it’s little bit different from accurate history.
But, yeah thank you for introduce his human side.
Although he’s known as brutal man in western countries, he was regarded as kinder one in his hometown as you can see nomadic Central Asian people were brutal in that time.
And I am Mongolian myself cannot even imagine if I was born in that time lines😰.
In my memory from history lesson, most brutal nomad leader was Modun Shanyu, the founder of Hun empire. For testing his troupes loyalty he not only commanded kill his loved horse, he commanded kill his own loved wife.
Even thou Genghis Kahn is ruthless he is also a man of his words and will keep to it till he dies
What a legend
He's also not greedy and protects everyone that is loyal to him.
Nobody can be a leader without ruthlessness.
@@bluesapphire4262 Even the most kind and good leaders or any people in general had done a form of ruthlessness at least once.
@@BRUH-lx3jv I mean he don't have a choice, as that's the only way to unite mongols.
Temujin sure knows how to honor his troops, i mean who wouldn't fight for an honorable líder who's word is as solid as steel?
Honorable? The hell you on about? The rapes and murders say otherwise.
@@MrJinglejanglejingle they had a code of honor, no women, no children. use discernment when you read, will help with the embarrassment.
The man Temujin is amazing. Very much a honourable man. He's more honourable than most men today. Each I read about him or hear a story about him, I fall in love more with the man than the legend.
Lol he's dictator and rapist
You got it right!!
Thanks for sharing this video sir, keep safe!
I’m not saying he didn’t love his wife, but he also loved a lot of other mens wives!!!
What happened at the end seems a bit similar to what Agnes Jurati proposed to the Borg Queen in Picard S02. To not assimilate by force but by choice. Rather than killing the captured soldiers he offered them a place in his army, though I wonder what the alternative were.
Borg's ultimate downfall was no mercy but in providing mercy Agnes postulated subjects would fight harder, because they chose to, not had to.
Wild to find a Star Trek Picard reference in here. But, you are accurate. Did you finish season 2? We see the outcome of the "new" Borg. A meritocratic Borg in the 23rd Century is interesting. Yet, Chingis Haan 's 13th Century values are quite old. The ancient Egyptian Old Kingdom experimented with meritocracy when it employed the genius polymath commoner Imhotep in their unique theocratic system 4,689 years ago. Did you know this commoner was deified to be a God in 525 BCE? The best sourced beginning point for meritocracy is with China's Confucius in 500 BCE - curiously around the same time.
Thank you🙏
Sounds like Diana's story too.
I have seen this movie years back... But it is nice to revisit with explanation.. Thank you for your effort and upload.
he’s 5 and has almost beheaded wow
Welcome to Mongolia my friend
That battleship strategies and kindness confirms that he wasn't just a khan (khan means king in Mongolian language) he was a battle genius and good man, not a killer.
Realistically their main strategy was to slaughter man woman and child if the opposing side did not submit. But if the antagonizer that you want to lose constantly keeps winning you wouldn't watch the movie.
It didn't confirm he wasn't a killer... This is a movie about entertainment, not accuracy. It doesn't show his thousands of rapes, it didn't show him executing people simply because they told him "no"... Its a skewed movie. To be expected.
Given he has around 16 million descendants, I'd say his legs alone deserve a place in the MCU.
Thanos: I will snap away half the Universe.
Genghis: Hold my beer...... You see this foot?
Wow 💖 ohhh Timujin the Golden hearted tiger ❤️🌈 his story really inspire me
Not only me who literally checks every hour for new recap 😂
I thought he looked like the Japanese actor Tadanobu Asano after googling it he actually is..I love this kind of movie🙏❤️
His voice is so calming ✨i really enjoyed the video 📸
I never thought a movie from my country would be watched by many others and become famous!
A fantastic film with some of the best cinematography and costuming in film history. A sequel was supposed to have been made, but unfortunately, this film didn't make enough in ticket sales to warrant it. Thank you.
I agree, it's an epic film.
Probably because mongolians hadn't enough money to promote it? But still, movie is great
@@oxanatarashchuk4598 Yes.
Name of the movie pls
Name of the movie pls
Let's give him a pause of a clap for his work hard 👏👏👏👏
I like this guy's subtle comedy it's actually hilarious
What an absolute legend
Inspirational story
Remember folks, you cant be a great ruler, without greater legs. So never miss leg day, or you'll regret it.
Can't become King if you skip leg day, tis true
We don't really KNOW this much about him .. It's legend ..
Thank you!
Mystery recaps makes me jealous cause he kept finding good movies without effort
Respect to the guy for watching one movie Everyday 😂
Name of the movie please
I love these types of movies wish they made a second movie of him conquering other nations
His name was Genghis Khan. The Khan Of All Khans!
In the story of Temujin A.K.A Genghis Khan.There was only a young boy guarding him when he got captured, he managed to hit the boy in the with plank he was wearing and ran. Also, that escape happen at night when the guys we're having dinner.
The god tengri isn't actually a god
It just means sky
Mongols believed that their ancestors spirits ascended into the sky, and would speak to the spirits via a shaman. And I somewhat believe in it with some scepticism.
One of my favorites in my collection.
A worthwhile video.
You said it was Set in the year 1172. When right there in the Film at 0:20 it says 1192. Not 72.
was looking to see if someone corrected him but its weird how mid vid it says years have passed and now its 1186.. so maybe the text was wrong?
“The greatest joy a man can know is to conquer his enemies and drive them before him. To ride their horses and take away their possessions, to see the faces of those who were dear to them bedewed with tears, and to clasp their wives and daughters in his arms.”
--attributed to Genghis Khan
that's disgusting
You support this philosophy?
Rascal
You sure it wasn't Conan the Barbarian?
@@kunalsingh-me9ek It was actually the Khan's propaganda. He wanted everyone else to be scared shitless of his so that they wouldn't try to screw him over. People don't take you seriously if they don't see you as a threat.
The Khwarizmid Shah didn't learn this lesson, and he humiliated and killed the Mongol diplomats. Genghis Khan responded by _wiping the Khwarizmid Empire from the pages of history._
Van we just agree that this guy is the best narriator
A person with a bad childhood destroyed the childhoods of many other children
In one way, you’re right. He brought prosperity and peace to the Mongols at least for the time he was alive.
“I also hear, he had great legs” 😂 that’s where I died
Hahaha I'm glad you liked the leg joke Hana 😁
Teehee 🧚♂️
Great show 🔥 💯
This film is wonderful, it's beautiful, breath taking in it's scope, cinematography and apparent authenticity.
“I am the punishment of god if you had not committed great sin god would not have sent a punishment like me upon you”-Genghis Khan
Ironically he's also going to be punished by god himself