@@yogeshjog6072 yeah, Jack in my opinion makes videos that give you the basics and simplified detials of people in history. People like Kings and Generals are who you go to for more in depth analyses. Don't get me wrong though, they are both fun to watch.
Damn, an African warlord in India. Sounds like a cheesy movie title. This is just one of those things in history that is just so bizarre that it convinces you that this happens more often than we think. Makes me wonder if there ever was a Russian warlord in China, that would make for a fun movie
@@BJGvideos Yeah, i've heard of him.I really wish he could be a character in the Samurai Warriors game. Unfortunately I heard that the developers didn't want to do it because they were worried it might be sensitive to some people. Because he was a samurai that served Oda Nobunaga. Which is a damn shame because the real life Yasuke is such a fascinating story
@@aimanmarzuqi4804 I mean Yasuke was a slave and a "gift" to Oda Nobunaga. I think that only he should be used is if they got a real-life African or African American to voice him. I vote Samuel L. "Mother Fucking" Jackson to voice the real-life Afro Samurai.
Heh. I thought of Jotaro too. All I could think of Malik Ambar's thought process as he takes everything in stride is a simple sigh; "How tedious is this..." Legit, Ambar's a pretty big dick chad.
@@bertholdvonzahringen6799 also [from what I've read] in the Ottoman Empire, Christian boys were often "kidnapped" (I put that in quotations coz they paid the parents about as often as they didn't, depending on who you read; still their children were taken away, hence I digress) and taken as slaves by the Ottoman court and general bureaucracy to be converted, educated and/or trained to either serve as officials or soldiers. Some, like Pargali Ibrahim Pasha (probably spelling it wrong) became Vizier of the Empire. To go back to the parents for a second; yes, all hated that their kids were being taken away, but SOME put up with it because they knew a Christian peasant had NO CHANCE of upward mobility in the Empire in comparison to a slave in the Ottoman court, and parents being parents, were thinking of their long term fares & fortunes. NOT SAYING ANY OF THIS WAS & IS FINE; JUST ILLUSTRATING how cultures often treated the more tangent and ancillary aspects of slavery QUITE differently from one another...
So what percentage of the Ottoman slave population did actually acheive any social advancement of note conpares to their free counterpart? I doubt it could be that many.
I'm doing well, given all things 2020! A little stressed trying to double production, but of course this was recorded a while ago - I think this episode just came out a little low energy. I appreciate your concern!
I was wondering too! My 12 yr old likes the way you tell it. He said "he's not being funny dad". I told him everyone had lost their sense is humor lately buddy. It was still a good video. I always look forward to them.
@Michael Inman Uh oh, it's always the kids that can tell when something's not as funny. You can tell him I'll be trying my best to bring my A-game back in the next episode 😁
I totally would! Heck, I thought about switching half way through this video, but the information about her that I included in the video covers most of what's known about her :\
@@tinbtinb1148 in the past, our history books used in schools didn't mention him at all but have atleast two chapters dedicated to the Mughals. Now it's changing but Malik Ambar is still not mentioned.
Lord, technically. We have a lot of loanwords from persian in India. Heck, urdu is persianised Hindustani and its spoken widely here and its completely intelligible to sanskritised hindustani (hindi).
Just be careful not to confuse Malik with Malik (I did not confuse the spelling, roman letters aren't helpful here), one is a king and the other is an owner, where the word mamluk came from (a slave, although abd is more commonly used, mamluk was still used at some point). Malik (one who owns) is still a common first name today, King isn't, although Malak might still be used as a name (from angel)
I never knew i would like history this much... If you're history teacher i think all your students wont be bored listening to your lessons, just my opinion.
0:20 ; I shouldnt be laughing, but there’s something funny about a 19th century west african dahomey amazon being featured amongst the early modern (1500-1600) east-african originating slaves. How did she get there?!? Good video though.
Yeah I noticed all that too. I think he got lazy trying to find accurate pictures because he was just throwing random pictures of "Africans" around up until he started talking about Malik being fully in the Deccan
I like watching these history videos. They're like snacks for my brain. Something new to learn and can be conversation piece or a bed time story for the kids
Maybe the Western slaves were just being lazy. /s But more seriously, slavery varied a lot between cultures even among different western ones over time and location and even individuals. An enslaved Greek scholar serving a Roman household will be treated differently than a German man impressed into an army who will be treated differently than the public slaves acting as firefighters and court police in Rome who will be treated differently from an African slave in Brazil on a sugar plantation who will be treated differently than a colonial American house slave. Some could buy their freedom while others weren't even allowed to have any personal property to begin to do so. Some were respected for their personal merits, while others were worked to death in a few months. Some were released on their masters' deaths, while others would have their entire family lines be in perpetual servitude. Some were basically considered family members and others were considered subhuman trash or unenlightened savages. Slavery has a lot more complexities and forms than most people realize.
Brilliant video. What a legend. Shame the story of malik isn't more well known. (although i suspect anyone even thinking about making a movie or a game based on his life would immediately be accused of "woke pandering", "political agenda" and generally not being racist enough.)
India just like Japan and Europe, many warlord, Prince, Kings, Emir, Raja, who control the biggest claim emperor titles, that why India-Pakistan have thousand of fort like castle. one india province at least have 2 fort or castle.
This is a good example of the difference between racially motivated Christian slavery where slaves aren’t considered humans and the one in the middle east
Malik Ambar was a prime minister of Ahmednagar Sultnate. Mughal emperor Jahangir was unable to defeat Malik Ambar because of local Maratha chieftains with Ahmednagar. When Mughal emperor Shah Jahan came to know this, he bribed many Marathas on his side so Adil Shah aided Ahmednagar to protect themselves from Mughals. After Malik Ambar, it was Shahjiraje Bhosle(whose father served in the army of Malik Ambar) protected Ahmednagar with Bijapur assistance but Adil shah made a peace with Mughals and on the orders of Shah Jahan placed Shahjiraje Bhosle in deep south in Bangalore but his son, Shivajiraje Bhosle first defeated Adilshah, then the Mughal forces in Deccan and carved out his independent kingdom.
could you do a video on Akhenaten? or the pyramid worker Inspector Merer? That'd be interesting, anyways thanks for the new upload, will always look forward to learn more with humors 😆
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Congratulations to Snöknogunen, who correctly identified this episode's subject on Patreon! Ten points to Gryffindor!
Snöknogunen, try and say that 5 times in a row
Kek
nothing to see here move along
I don’t even know how to say it
Yeah, how do you even pronounce "Snöknogunen"? What a silly name.
Snöknogunen Länge leve SnöKnugen!
Oh yeah, Kings and Generals made a video on him a while back. Fascinating figure.
I wrote that video, but Jack's synopsys is much more sharp and funny :)
@@LeoWarrior14 Yes funny
But very very less informative..
@@yogeshjog6072 yeah, Jack in my opinion makes videos that give you the basics and simplified detials of people in history.
People like Kings and Generals are who you go to for more in depth analyses.
Don't get me wrong though, they are both fun to watch.
@@abthedragon4921 agreed
Damn, an African warlord in India. Sounds like a cheesy movie title. This is just one of those things in history that is just so bizarre that it convinces you that this happens more often than we think. Makes me wonder if there ever was a Russian warlord in China, that would make for a fun movie
There was an African warlord in Japan once.
Roman von Ungern-Sternberg
@@BJGvideos You mean Yasuke?
@@BJGvideos Yeah, i've heard of him.I really wish he could be a character in the Samurai Warriors game. Unfortunately I heard that the developers didn't want to do it because they were worried it might be sensitive to some people. Because he was a samurai that served Oda Nobunaga. Which is a damn shame because the real life Yasuke is such a fascinating story
@@aimanmarzuqi4804 I mean Yasuke was a slave and a "gift" to Oda Nobunaga. I think that only he should be used is if they got a real-life African or African American to voice him. I vote Samuel L. "Mother Fucking" Jackson to voice the real-life Afro Samurai.
This guy was an absolute chad and deserves his own high budget documentary
Yeah
Wanna hear something ironic...
Malik literaly means owner or master.
So he went from being owned to owning.
Wait doesn't it mean king
oh that’s dope
He went from a Mamluk (Owned) to a Malik (Owner)
Malik means King
@@thefuryofthedragon8715 yes but it also means owner
I laughed harder than I should have at the Maya joke.
Didn't expect to see you here
Malik Ambar: Yare Yare Daze..
Heh. I thought of Jotaro too. All I could think of Malik Ambar's thought process as he takes everything in stride is a simple sigh; "How tedious is this..." Legit, Ambar's a pretty big dick chad.
My boy was getting dribbled around like Micheal Jordan when he gets the ball and is about to dunk.
Ambar: *Sends in raids from the high ground*
General Kenobi: Hello There
who said slaves did not have upward mobility?
Everyone, everyone says that
The exception proves the rule.
“Wow, you ever thought lightning would be effective against robots?”
“ANYONE! ANYONE WOULD THINK THAT!”
@@bertholdvonzahringen6799 also [from what I've read] in the Ottoman Empire, Christian boys were often "kidnapped" (I put that in quotations coz they paid the parents about as often as they didn't, depending on who you read; still their children were taken away, hence I digress) and taken as slaves by the Ottoman court and general bureaucracy to be converted, educated and/or trained to either serve as officials or soldiers. Some, like Pargali Ibrahim Pasha (probably spelling it wrong) became Vizier of the Empire.
To go back to the parents for a second; yes, all hated that their kids were being taken away, but SOME put up with it because they knew a Christian peasant had NO CHANCE of upward mobility in the Empire in comparison to a slave in the Ottoman court, and parents being parents, were thinking of their long term fares & fortunes.
NOT SAYING ANY OF THIS WAS & IS FINE; JUST ILLUSTRATING how cultures often treated the more tangent and ancillary aspects of slavery QUITE differently from one another...
See, being slave isn't THAT bad
So what percentage of the Ottoman slave population did actually acheive any social advancement of note conpares to their free counterpart? I doubt it could be that many.
The last time I was this early Gengis Khan was still temujin
Chingis haan was Temujin till the day he died. Gengis Khan is just a misarticulation of his real name.
And he was never converted to Islam.
You don’t seem your usual jolly self - hope all is well!
I'm doing well, given all things 2020! A little stressed trying to double production, but of course this was recorded a while ago - I think this episode just came out a little low energy. I appreciate your concern!
I was wondering too! My 12 yr old likes the way you tell it. He said "he's not being funny dad". I told him everyone had lost their sense is humor lately buddy. It was still a good video. I always look forward to them.
@Michael Inman Uh oh, it's always the kids that can tell when something's not as funny. You can tell him I'll be trying my best to bring my A-game back in the next episode 😁
@@JackRackam Funny or not, you still narrating with your sass and funny metaphors is good enough, hope still ur well.
We all love you Jack !!! Keep on Pirating my friend !!!!
Honestly, Chand Bibi sounds like a good person to do a video on!
I totally would! Heck, I thought about switching half way through this video, but the information about her that I included in the video covers most of what's known about her :\
3:13 The Moogle War we'll never get from Square Enix because they became living merchandise dolls.
This dude saved Deccen countless times but we forget him and praise his enemies in our books.
Could you explain this to me like i am a 5 year old because i don't understand this comment. Tnx in advance.
Are you really confused why though?
@@tinbtinb1148 in the past, our history books used in schools didn't mention him at all but have atleast two chapters dedicated to the Mughals. Now it's changing but Malik Ambar is still not mentioned.
what's wrong with Mughals? I agree that Malik Ambar is underrated though.
@@anirudh177 they were muslims and hindus hate muslims. anbar was muslim too.
The Jack Rackham Era has begun, congrats on reaching Patreon goals! I am so pumped to see more of your amazing stuff
The Introduction is so hilariously depicted yet saddening - gosh I love this channel's common dark humour :]
I your hat nice hat :)
3:12 -JOTAROOOOOOOOOOOOOO- I mean, AMBAAAAAAAAAAAR
I recognized his name as a title because I know "malik" means king in Arabic.
Lord, technically. We have a lot of loanwords from persian in India. Heck, urdu is persianised Hindustani and its spoken widely here and its completely intelligible to sanskritised hindustani (hindi).
Technically it was usable as a name, so I thought this was his name since Jack didn't replace it with King or just say Ambar
Goooood for you, but Malik has also been used as a personal name as well
Just be careful not to confuse Malik with Malik (I did not confuse the spelling, roman letters aren't helpful here), one is a king and the other is an owner, where the word mamluk came from (a slave, although abd is more commonly used, mamluk was still used at some point).
Malik (one who owns) is still a common first name today, King isn't, although Malak might still be used as a name (from angel)
The entire mughal dynasty has so many subplots going on that its amazing. Glad you made this episode!
4:19 Didn't know the flood was that strong that it transported the Moomins from...where-ever the Moominvalley is located.
3:12
Yare Yare.....
I never knew i would like history this much... If you're history teacher i think all your students wont be bored listening to your lessons, just my opinion.
The African King of the Deccan!
Indians as siddhis are considered as indians now. Remember indian is not a race or ethnicity but a nationality and concept.
@@Abhishek-sr2pu 👏👏👏👏👏
👍👍👍👍
Prime minister not a Rex
i read “the slav who defeated europeans“ hmmmmmmm reminds me of something
Reminds you of what?
Tsar Vladimir Putin?
Peter the Great?
But slavs are European
@@HMN134 Not according to some people, *cough* national socialist *cough*
Got here Pretty quick this time.
When your parents sells you as a slave for drinking money but you became a hero... This oddly sounds like Rey, but good
@3:12 a JoJo reference?! Awesome!
*Yes Yes*
*Yes Yes*
*YES*
oh god oh god no the jojo fans are here
Yare Yare...
0:20 ; I shouldnt be laughing, but there’s something funny about a 19th century west african dahomey amazon being featured amongst the early modern (1500-1600) east-african originating slaves. How did she get there?!? Good video though.
Dahomey amazons? Yay, another history rabbit hole to explore!
Yeah I noticed all that too. I think he got lazy trying to find accurate pictures because he was just throwing random pictures of "Africans" around up until he started talking about Malik being fully in the Deccan
@@MaylocBrittinorum Yep yep. Female warriors from Benin
@@Tu51ndBl4d3 even the depictions of Ambar’s parents didn’t even look Cushitic but straight up Nilotic from Sudan.
I like watching these history videos. They're like snacks for my brain. Something new to learn and can be conversation piece or a bed time story for the kids
3:13 Yay the Moogle Empire
In the east, slaves were able to become kings; in the west, salves were able to become... more slave...
Maybe the Western slaves were just being lazy. /s
But more seriously, slavery varied a lot between cultures even among different western ones over time and location and even individuals. An enslaved Greek scholar serving a Roman household will be treated differently than a German man impressed into an army who will be treated differently than the public slaves acting as firefighters and court police in Rome who will be treated differently from an African slave in Brazil on a sugar plantation who will be treated differently than a colonial American house slave. Some could buy their freedom while others weren't even allowed to have any personal property to begin to do so. Some were respected for their personal merits, while others were worked to death in a few months. Some were released on their masters' deaths, while others would have their entire family lines be in perpetual servitude. Some were basically considered family members and others were considered subhuman trash or unenlightened savages. Slavery has a lot more complexities and forms than most people realize.
The high ground is the most powerful weapon that there is
YES!
I filled me with so much genuine joy whenever Humayun (or his corpse) and Akbar made a cameo
Great selection of charities. Happy to be a supporter.
Good to see the wolfs still prowling always so happy to see these amazing videos.
Keep up the amazing work!
"The league of Super Nephews"
1:09 What's this?! A transaction paid in Korean won? Easter egg hinting at the next historic figure, or silly coincidence? I'm curious, Jack.
Quality content, as always! 👌😎
I laughed so hard at the bucket joke
I was waiting for so long for this.
4:07 is that a Wheel of Time reference?
Nice touch, I see a dead Humayun in the background
Autodesk Maya making a guest appearence :D
The sequel to Humayun, very nice.
If they flag you for "the dark one" imma be pissed.
I doubt it, it was said in reference to Jahangir and was an allusion to the Wheel of Time series
Ooooh, getting that much closer to South East Asia!
A biography of Sultain Baibars (who also was a Slave-turned-King) would be nice
Brilliant video. What a legend.
Shame the story of malik isn't more well known. (although i suspect anyone even thinking about making a movie or a game based on his life would immediately be accused of "woke pandering", "political agenda" and generally not being racist enough.)
1:08 where’d you get that picture jack...
What's with the necktie you're wearing in the intro? I don't recall seeing that before.
malik means "king"
Great video. I enjoyed it.
JFC he was born in Ethiopia and ended up in friggin India. Talk about a road trip
This dude pulled some Bugs Bunny level shenanigans on the Mughals. Hilarious.
A new video after only 2 weeks?
*Impossible*
I'm almost tempted to call him Malik "He Can Take It" Ambar.
Hi @JackRackam I don't have the money to support you but keep up the great work
Malik Ambar
"I can take it!"
I lost it with the “Moogle” Supply Chain
Final Fantasy 16 will play in an African like inviorment and the Moogles will be the bad guys.
The kingdom East of “Abyssinia” is Adal Kingdom ( Muslim Somali sultanate).
no
Now, now, it would be nice if you could do this, but with the Norwegian 1814 independent movement
Hell yeah Storting!
No one cares
Not gonna lie, I thought the title said "Malik Armbar" at first.
Gasp!!! A new video feck yaaa
A Toussaind L'ouverture of índia
I would like to hear about a Eskimo warlord in Oceania most likely Polynesia
Thank you for that JoJo moment.
Stable video👍
The real and serious "we wuz kangz" :D
India just like Japan and Europe, many warlord, Prince, Kings, Emir, Raja, who control the biggest claim emperor titles, that why India-Pakistan have thousand of fort like castle. one india province at least have 2 fort or castle.
In my state there are around 500
Do an Episode on Harald Fairhair
This is a good example of the difference between racially motivated Christian slavery where slaves aren’t considered humans and the one in the middle east
Slavery is still slavery
@@ShahrukhKhan-qo9pw No it isn't.
@@maverick7291 hahahaha cristians were arguing whether native americans were even humans. Worshippers of torture devices live to heir namesake.
@@maverick7291 hahaha iI never get tired of these worshippers of torture device apologia
@@maverick7291 torture diviners logic haha
Awsome sh** keep up the good work
hEY KIDZ,WANT sOme knOWLEd.....Oh wait a sec..
Ambar: It's over, Mughals. I have the high ground.
Mughals: You underestimate my power!
Ambar: *floods the valley*
literally love you
Malik Ambar was a prime minister of Ahmednagar Sultnate. Mughal emperor Jahangir was unable to defeat Malik Ambar because of local Maratha chieftains with Ahmednagar.
When Mughal emperor Shah Jahan came to know this, he bribed many Marathas on his side so Adil Shah aided Ahmednagar to protect themselves from Mughals.
After Malik Ambar, it was Shahjiraje Bhosle(whose father served in the army of Malik Ambar) protected Ahmednagar with Bijapur assistance but Adil shah made a peace with Mughals and on the orders of Shah Jahan placed Shahjiraje Bhosle in deep south in Bangalore but his son, Shivajiraje Bhosle first defeated Adilshah, then the Mughal forces in Deccan and carved out his independent kingdom.
Some kid from east africa: "I can't beat the shit out of the mughals without getting closer"
God I love this channel
Malik ambar who found city in modern era's AURNGABAD BASED IN Maharashtra INDIA
The fn moogles man I love it
Why do i see some strange smoothness in some animations? And it feels so... slow.
Ambar the proto Harriet Tubman.
I named my Son Malik because of him. I wanted a name with power. ❤
Hey! Hey Jack... Julie d'Aubigny??
YES
Indian history from this period is some actual Game of Thrones shit
2:29 Ever M&B: Wartband playtrogh ever.
could you do a video on Akhenaten? or the pyramid worker Inspector Merer? That'd be interesting, anyways thanks for the new upload, will always look forward to learn more with humors 😆
Don’t understand how you lost the euro fans
The last time I was this early Constantinople was still bisantium
How can we start a funding camping for a series about his life and this period in Indian History,
God I love your channel
Theirs also yasuke a black guy and a samurai a friend of oda nobunaga
Yep
All the political intrigue is what I come here for
This intro really feels like the wu zetian all over again.
he is from east africa of the people called Oromo
Pure quality