Special thanks to History House Productions for taking part in this little collaboration! Make sure to check out his video, which includes the hilarious aftermath to Louis' arrest :D Link at the end of the video or right here: ruclips.net/video/ZFAzTCgazK4/видео.html
Since you mentioned Persia, another theory is that Shajar Al-Durr is from the Khwarizmian dynasty and was captured and sold by the mongols, we learned from a romanticized novel though, so it is most likely fake Egyptian propaganda. And Shajar Al-Durr is an non-separable name, it means Pearl Tree, and you basically have been calling her tree for 9 minutes
Damn, she was doing pretty great until the end there. Also, considering this is the second or so time you've mentioned the Mongols, any chance you'll cover Genghis Khan in a future episode?
Fun trivia: The next Sultan was a child named Ali, and his mother celebrated his coronation by making lovely dessert. This dessert would later be named : Om Ali, ie. Ali's mother
MAN! I've been saying for years that this period of transition between the Ayyubids and the Mamluks is one of the most underrated timelines of history. Baybars, Fars, Shajjar, Aybak, Turanshah, so many interesting characters, it's like Middle Eastern game of thrones. I remember doing an episode about this on my podcast, Our Thoughts Tonight, but you made this sound much more entertaining, great job!
I enjoy the damn as cool nicknames some byzantine emeprors got, pale death of the saracens is just so cool, and bulgarslayer is a very direct nickname,
I'm watching these in historical order and that bit at the beginning is like an awesome flashback to the people we've seen so far. Haakon up there in Norway, Fredrick and Innocent IV and their squabbling over the usual, and a tease at the Mongols doing their thing.
Who else wants to see a sitcom all about the holy war, where Jack vocies all the characters arguing Also Love the Avatar reference Every thing changed when the Franks attacked
I REALLY Loved this one, and man, loved some of the 'in-universe' created here, like, I know it is, like, our universe, but the way you interpret these characters have created somewhat of a life on their own now, very very nice.
One of the funniest stories in Egyptian history after Um Ali “the second wife of Izz Eldin aybak “ ordered the killing of Shajar Al Dur “شجر الدر" she made a dessert and gave it to everyone in cairo and we still have these Desert in Egypt till today called “Um Ali”
My God I enjoy you! You are clever, funny, sardonic & informative. You are my "people." Thank you for all the hard work that goes into your great videos! I've been binging for the last couple of days. I love your "Monty Python" references! I DID see what you did there! And like Alexander the Great, I want more! *I apologize for nothing!
I just want to say thank you for keeping your avatar stiff this time. Seeing it move its arm around with the gap around the microphone still there was disturbing. EDIT: 4:32 Oh, and Derpy Soldiers, too?! New second favorite episode (nothing tops ol' Teddy)
After Northern Crusades the the Nordic countries kinda stuck to themselves most of the time. You didn’t really get the same attitude pre 1066 where they got involved with everything. Hence why we learn not a awful lot. I mean, they didn’t even get involved with the Pope all that often.
Turan: We are all but cubs! Arab cubs! Mamluk cubs! Coptic cubs! Jewish cubs! *voice drown out by... idk horses The didn’t have jets in the 13th century?*
Hell yeah finally some Egyptian history! Anyways, I have a nitpick, not really major one but still a nitpick 1-Shajr Al-Durr was freed once she gave birth and married sultan Najm Al-deen (her husband). Once the concubine bears kids and marries her owner she is officially freed And some fun facts, she was probably the first and only one in the Islamic world at the time to be called sultana, And there is a folk story that might be true about the delicacy "Umm Ali", Once Seif el din Aybak (Shajar Al-Durr's second husband, and first Mamluk sultan (technically second as Shajjar Al-Durr was also a slave)) was killed by Shajar Al durr, His first wife had a kid called Ali and he was officially sultan After His father's death, She ordered women loyal to her to kill Shajar Al durr with clogs as mentioned in the video, And in celebration of her son's inauguration and the death of Shajar Al durr, she ordered the handing out of bread soaked in milk, sugar and butter, and so the delicacy we eat in Egypt came to be, umm Ali, as umm means mother.
If I'm not mistaken the reign of Shajar signaling the end of Ayyubids dominance in Egypt and soon the sultanate would be taken over directly by the Mamluks(slave soldiers), became the Mamluk sultanate.
I didn't know the Crusaders had ever fulfilled their landing plan from the 4th Crusade. I guess a plan is bound to be put into action like the Schlieffen Plan.
He should make a video on Gustav III of Sweden. He was a badass, he was mortally wounded during an attempted coup, and led a counter coup and regained power before he died.
Special thanks to History House Productions for taking part in this little collaboration! Make sure to check out his video, which includes the hilarious aftermath to Louis' arrest :D
Link at the end of the video or right here:
ruclips.net/video/ZFAzTCgazK4/видео.html
Thanks for having me on!
Since you mentioned Persia, another theory is that Shajar Al-Durr is from the Khwarizmian dynasty and was captured and sold by the mongols, we learned from a romanticized novel though, so it is most likely fake Egyptian propaganda.
And Shajar Al-Durr is an non-separable name, it means Pearl Tree, and you basically have been calling her tree for 9 minutes
Damn, she was doing pretty great until the end there. Also, considering this is the second or so time you've mentioned the Mongols, any chance you'll cover Genghis Khan in a future episode?
I would check it out if i could find a link to it here. Is that a problem on my side or did you forget to link it?
I loved the cross over
Poor Norway.
That's poor Haakon IV to you!
Yeah, so nation-states weren't a thing yet (again), but was King Haakon IV "of Norway" or "of the Norse"?
@@supercellodude I think they themselves called it “Konungsríki Noregr,” so I think it’s Norway.
Hey, at least Joel hasn’t nuked Norway, yet
@@cullenmitchell9165 ᛬ᚾᚢᚱᚦᚢᚱ᛬ᛏᛅᚾᛘᚢᚱᚴ᛬ I believe is the more authentic spelling
You're laughing. A man has fallen into the river in LEGO City and you're laughing.
Cringe but accurate
An hour ago?
Who are you. Are you a some history guy joker?
Of course i’m laughing. I stole the rescue helicopter from the doctors on the spot
Y not
Fun trivia: The next Sultan was a child named Ali, and his mother celebrated his coronation by making lovely dessert. This dessert would later be named : Om Ali, ie. Ali's mother
@Egg Egg egg egg Are you saying random stuff on every comment?
The origin of the Mamluk Egypt was a lot weirder than I remembered.
Amazing sweet
@@a.h.s.3006 I'm a Paladinosaur, and I'm giving a shrub to the Algorithm at a very late stage.
@@200555280 yeah with tea it’s really good
Stepping on a Lego is painful enough, now imagine falling into a river of Legos
Just gone, reduced to fleshy lego pieces
"He was a belligerent drunk in a Muslim nation."
I should not identify so strongly with this statement.
Haram, halal. It's all the same if you are dyslexic
Agree with it or not you cannot excuse the fact many muslim rulers were drunkers, examples include ghaznavid rulers, mughal, ayyubid and many more
That Hungary and norway bit is every crusader kings alliance ever. "WHERE THE F*** WERE YOU!?"
Listen Sultan, I know you are dying but would you mind signing a few autographs?
Np babe 😉
That's a good one
Shajar had the sultan sign a bunch of blank pages?? She couldn't just forge his signature? Most wives can...
@@avishalom2000lm Maybe the signature is his finger-print.
Happened to my grandmother's dad after he died.
"Say my name"
".... Haakonberg"
Also, if I didn't adore you before, the Wilson joke would've done it
MAN! I've been saying for years that this period of transition between the Ayyubids and the Mamluks is one of the most underrated timelines of history. Baybars, Fars, Shajjar, Aybak, Turanshah, so many interesting characters, it's like Middle Eastern game of thrones. I remember doing an episode about this on my podcast, Our Thoughts Tonight, but you made this sound much more entertaining, great job!
Personally I enjoy the history of Byzantium myself particularly the reign of Justinian.
I enjoy the damn as cool nicknames some byzantine emeprors got, pale death of the saracens is just so cool, and bulgarslayer is a very direct nickname,
what's ur podcast
@@thelibraryofalexandria8191😐
Identity theft is not a joke Jim, I mean Jack.
Last time I was this early, the Habsburgs still had an even number of fingers and toes.
Sooooo 2?
The only family to top the Habsburgs in incest is the one and only Capetian dynasty and most of it's cadet branches.
What? 8?
@@hexa3389 How about Ptolemaic family?
Haakon IV:"What's my name?"
Me:".....Heisenberg?"
Haakon IV:"NAY"
I'm watching these in historical order and that bit at the beginning is like an awesome flashback to the people we've seen so far. Haakon up there in Norway, Fredrick and Innocent IV and their squabbling over the usual, and a tease at the Mongols doing their thing.
Who else wants to see a sitcom all about the holy war, where Jack vocies all the characters arguing
Also
Love the Avatar reference
Every thing changed when the Franks attacked
*I do!*
Everything changed when the Baguette Nation attacked
@@Vrangelrip But people around the Empire believe that some day Nero would return to save the world
Reference from the Nero Video
I _knew_ we should never have trusted Sinatra, Stallone, and Castle!
I love the running gag of the mongols just wrecking everything in the back
I know right? I wonder if Jack will do a video on the Mongols?
I REALLY Loved this one, and man, loved some of the 'in-universe' created here, like, I know it is, like, our universe, but the way you interpret these characters have created somewhat of a life on their own now, very very nice.
That Hungary cracked me up ... and it was pretty accurate.
Louis: I love all my Christian brothers in arms! Including you... *smudge writing* Nonkay...
Mmm... Nonke.
One of the funniest stories in Egyptian history after Um Ali “the second wife of Izz Eldin aybak “ ordered the killing of Shajar Al Dur “شجر الدر" she made a dessert and gave it to everyone in cairo and we still have these Desert in Egypt till today called “Um Ali”
The Hungarian Part was gold
When the king of France goes to Hungary and Norway was hilarious, wp
So creepy. I was just reading about this yesterday while researching the Mamluk Sultanate.
@Egg Egg egg egg My brain zoomed in on Al-Durr. Best Islamic silly name EVER!
I may not be first,
I may not be last,
But when jack rackam uploads,
I click *F A S T*
Damn, Shajar was a real powerhouse huh. Respect for getting as far as she had, shame she got too careless in the end.
Baguettes with mustaches and swords don't exist, they can't hurt you.
Baguettes with mustaches and swords: 0:48 🤣🤣🤣🤣
“So... Norway... Its just you and me now.”
“What is my name?”
Louis IX: (poor kid, autism’s tough)
0:30 Turgreekistani Arabia I believe is the technical term.
When you want to state the origin of someone important from the Balkan/Anatolian region but don't want the comment section to turn into a shitshow.
7:52 binging again while working and this is my single most favorite animated bit ever.
THEY LOOK HUNGRY.
You mean they look Hungary. Eh? Eh?
She remind me of Zenobia a arab armean queen who was called queen of the East and was a warrior queen conquering Egypt and levant and antatolia
"You can tell everyone and run like chickens with their heads cut off, or you can listen up" imagine if she actually said that 😂😂
oh no oh no, I have one chance to make a decent comment uh uh uh....
*Cereal is a soup*
I don't know what is life anymore
This comment by ReTheBunny angered Lenin, who punished him severely
**Insert funni comment**
@@WallaceBreenFromKentucky I tried
Great video as always, you should consider Casanova there is a lot about him that most people don't know
To be honest
The history about women in the Middle East and North Africa during the middle ages is very interesting
Aldur ,hurrim and fatima
My God I enjoy you! You are clever, funny, sardonic & informative. You are my "people." Thank you for all the hard work that goes into your great videos! I've been binging for the last couple of days.
I love your "Monty Python" references! I DID see what you did there!
And like Alexander the Great, I want more!
*I apologize for nothing!
I've played as her in Crusader Kings II.
This. I like this. He combines the best of both formats. Well done sir, well done!
I thought I'd never see a sequel to the innocent the third video, but you've delivered.
Your videos are a lot better than they used to be. Thanks. Good stuff
Greatest collab of 2021
I wonder what a action/cop duo movie with Rackam and HHP would look like. Probably pretty epic.
I’m getting a weekends at Bernie’s vibe here
Hell yeah, history house and jack rackham, the masters of dry history humor unite.
You know it's a good video when Atun-Shei and History House are memeing in the comments with Rackam.
Hehe... Never a bad time for a a shot at Wilson.
HISTORY HOUSE PRODUCTIONS IS HERE FOR REAL!!!!!!!!!!!! HELLL YAAAAAAH!!!!!!!!
Perfect combination of new and old animation style!!
I could only assume the dead saltine was in on it as well cause why would he ever sign blank documents, unless to cover this exact situation.
"Allah damn Anatolia"
I caught that!
I just want to say thank you for keeping your avatar stiff this time. Seeing it move its arm around with the gap around the microphone still there was disturbing.
EDIT: 4:32 Oh, and Derpy Soldiers, too?! New second favorite episode (nothing tops ol' Teddy)
Im glad the skits are back, ive missed them
4:32 What a glorious army!
Loved the increase in animation. Keep it up!
I'm never this early. Why r these videos so addicting
I feel like I should understand the Norwegian king's "what is my name," joke but I don't.
After Northern Crusades the the Nordic countries kinda stuck to themselves most of the time. You didn’t really get the same attitude pre 1066 where they got involved with everything. Hence why we learn not a awful lot. I mean, they didn’t even get involved with the Pope all that often.
Pre they weren’t even Christian lol
Awesome video my dude. Your a great historian
gotta say that seeing the statues of people wiggling like that is... unsettling
History back then was a reality show just with country leaders as the stars
"excuse me while I go on a brief Eurocentric tangent"
Literally me
5:26 Is that a Death of Stalin reference?
🤫
@@JackRackam goddamn, how didn't I notice?!
Turan: We are all but cubs! Arab cubs! Mamluk cubs! Coptic cubs! Jewish cubs! *voice drown out by... idk horses The didn’t have jets in the 13th century?*
@@dylanchouinard6141 I see you're a man of culture
Hell yeah finally some Egyptian history!
Anyways, I have a nitpick, not really major one but still a nitpick
1-Shajr Al-Durr was freed once she gave birth and married sultan Najm Al-deen (her husband). Once the concubine bears kids and marries her owner she is officially freed
And some fun facts, she was probably the first and only one in the Islamic world at the time to be called sultana, And there is a folk story that might be true about the delicacy "Umm Ali", Once Seif el din Aybak (Shajar Al-Durr's second husband, and first Mamluk sultan (technically second as Shajjar Al-Durr was also a slave)) was killed by Shajar Al durr, His first wife had a kid called Ali and he was officially sultan After His father's death, She ordered women loyal to her to kill Shajar Al durr with clogs as mentioned in the video, And in celebration of her son's inauguration and the death of Shajar Al durr, she ordered the handing out of bread soaked in milk, sugar and butter, and so the delicacy we eat in Egypt came to be, umm Ali, as umm means mother.
Apparently it's 13th century month at History RUclips. See you soon, Louis IX. See you soon.
If I'm not mistaken the reign of Shajar signaling the end of Ayyubids dominance in Egypt and soon the sultanate would be taken over directly by the Mamluks(slave soldiers), became the Mamluk sultanate.
Awesome coverage
Hahahah loved that you used the Aleppo dude from Ertugrul in the vid
Both Dovahhatty and Jack Rackam uploaded a video within 24 hours of each other it's like a second christmas.
Funnest history channel I've come across yet...
Suggestion: Swag War
@Egg Egg egg egg SO TRUE
Wish this had been around when I was in highschool.
It will not differ, I am in high school, but it's still difficult for me memorize the names .
I'm sorry but jeez Hungary was perfect. My god.
wow i like the way the video making history
Winner winner, chicken dinner! (Even if it is Pi Day.)
Now this was a funny video. I so enjoyed it. This channel's video's always give me a good laugh.
We have no choice but to stan to this sultan
I love that the French king is literally just an upper body
I love the fact that you mad the French bagts😂
As a Norwegian, I am atleast pleased our nation got a mention if nothing more...
First read the title as "impregnating her dead husband" and was really confused for a second.
Its history, I wouldn't put it past the universe to do that
I love how Hungary is depicted here. (cheers, a Hungarian :D )
@Egg Egg egg egg always
love your tie
Best history Video ever, I love it
Great tie.
I didn't know the Crusaders had ever fulfilled their landing plan from the 4th Crusade.
I guess a plan is bound to be put into action like the Schlieffen Plan.
Today on “Who should have their own high production TV series on….”
2:22 descripes Hungary's entire history.
cool story
Oh boy, that song gives me PTSD!
Lol second to commend, have a nice time for those who see it
@Egg Egg egg egg lo
l
That is an.... interesting title
That bit of Louis the 9th going around Europe looking for assistance was fucking hilarious
weekend at As-Salih Ayyub's
@@or_gluzman561Peace_IL_PS troll?
@@apalahartisebuahnama7684 probably yeah
I like the old format better
This story was very game of throny
In regards to her origins, some sources site that she was from a tribe of Kipchak Turks how likely is that?
He should make a video on Gustav III of Sweden. He was a badass, he was mortally wounded during an attempted coup, and led a counter coup and regained power before he died.
4:33- PONIES!
The baguette attack
Pretty good video Jack Iraqi.
You REALLY should be a history teacher!
Is this the Shajar al-Durr that basically created the Mamluk Sultanate that stopped the Mongol advance?