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I never knew there were more Avars than the ones who scourged Europe. The ones who went west never converted from paganism and were the very definition of _Avar-ice_. Did Islam bring the Dagestan Avars more virtue than their cousins?
I don’t think it was necessary they were fighting Christianity they were fighting Russias attempt to christianize orthodox Gregorian to be exact there were Albanian Christian’s in Karabakh and what people don’t realize is Russia had there own Christian crusades where Russia Greece Slovakia and Armenians were attacking Arab villages in Turkey that ended up there from the caliphate . See there use to be Muslim Greeks but they were all exterminated and there was Christian’s in Azerbaijan but they were not orthodox . They were Turkish Christian’s the Albanians . They moved the Albanians out of Karabakh and moved Armenians and gave them Albanians churches moved the Albanians to Turkey . Georgia didn’t join the crusade plus they lived among there neighbors fine don’t believe me look up Armenian and Georgian war in 1918 they tried to take Tbilisi from Georgia why do you ask because of the same reason Armenians believed they should have Karabakh because they put numbered them . They didn’t win the only reason Azerbaijan has patients is because Armenians cry wolf saying they weee a part of the genocide as well they were t they fought Armenians but that’s because they always attacked villages killing Azeris . Look at how many minorities are in Armenia and look at how many minorities in Azerbaijan. How are you going to be in ten different places at once they never had that huge of a population .
Im Malaysian, i really hate and never like Russia, they did to Circassian is very brutal, million died, if not today Circassian will be like Georgia, Armenia, Azerbaijan or at least like Chechnya, Dagestan and Kabardino-Balkarian Republic with majority 80%-99% native muslim. today most of Circassian in Anatolia Turkey, Palestine, Israel, Syria and Jordan, included in Egypt and Saudi Arabia. Today Circassian = Krasnodar Krai and Adyghe. 6 Million world wide Circassian population most of them in Anatolia Turkey. Russia should allowed rigth to return and recreated Circassian land today Karsnodar and Adyghe.
I am a Native American and I love watching content on the Caucus tribes as their struggle was similar to ours, Shamil surely would have been good friends with Crazy Horse, warriors to the end.
Thank you for your work! Waiting for the second part! Circassians fought Russian for 101 years, longest war in Russia's history, ended in the genocide of my people and the exile of 95% of population.
@Afghan lion[Leader of KHORASANISM] don't you have anything better to do in your sad life? I've seen u commenting against Caucasians many times, and honestly if my kid was wasting his life on internet instead of praying and doing something useful in his life I'd beat the living sh!t out of him. What an obsessed weirdo
God bless our brother from Chechnya and Dagestan .. we fought like no other.. salam alykom from an Adiga Circassian in diaspora..looking forward for the Circassian part in this tragedy
@@ise3432 Don’t Afghanistan my birth country crushed you like cockroaches and took the revenge and that resulted in your country’s bankruptcy and the fall of Soviet Union 💪
Even in our age Shamil continues to fascinate the West , where sentimentalized biographies of the great warrior are read no matter what their quality . Shamil was undoubtedly a great man .
im gonna hope it isnt fascination based in Orientalism, but, im gonna guess, at least some of it is. im gonna guess "Caucasian" and "The Caucuses" as concepts do bring a lot of baggage with them, makes the region and the people very fascinating
What are you claiming with this statement? " ...Shamil continues to fascinate the West, where sentimentalized biographies of the great warrior are read no matter what their quality." Shamil is mostly unknown in the West. You're throwing shade, not sure who you are throwing shade at.
For those who are unaware there is an amazing book about the Rebellion of Imam Shamill called “The Sabers of Paradise”. Many more are unaware that Frank Herbert’s major inspiration for the Fremen in Dune was the Chechen and Caucasian tribes. Borrowing many loan words from the book and even some whole phrases! Both are favorites of mine to read.
Reminds me of a Timur Mutsuraev song called "Paradise Under the Shadow of Sabers". >The river flows down in a frenzied torrent. And eagles, watching for something, are circling in the sky. There, on the edge of the forest, they see The columns of the enemy's Russian soldiers. Noise of engines, throngs of tanks, On the road, coming towards us, Coming towards us: Paradise under the shadow of sabers. You're in the holy war - you're a Muslim. Let us stand together in solid wall, Against the enemy. For some it will be their last stand, It's their destiny. What happened here at that time, I can't tell you now O Allah! To the whole world the cry of Allahu Akbar! And the names of the Chechens who went away are heard, For ever: Paradise under the shadow of sabers. You're in a holy war - you're a Muslim. And not a few more black days, enemies all around. But in Allah, our faith grows strong in our bosom. Let death come to us in battle. Well, everyone will die someday, But then what's in store for us? Paradise, eternal paradise will be given, Insha Allah!
@@Humanophage Da ya Turkmen i see ure point i can see how there are some cultural clashes from time to time . ani ne prosto musulmanye ani ochen religiozniye i ani kavkaztsi luchshe bilo yesli ani svoyey dorogoy pashli . i agree with you
Thank you Hikma for another excellent documentary. I'm Irish and I spent three weeks in Dagestan about 11 years ago. I noticed that the locals drank more alcohol than even my people, which is saying something. I found them friendly and inquisitive, but nothing like the Arabs in the Middle East where I spent 7 years. I'm not saying that the had no interest in Islam, but I didn't witness many observing the five pillars and the Masjids were relatively empty. They are very moderate, especially the younger ones, and I even came across mixed marriage between Muslim and Orthodox couples. The Dagestanies were more interested in tribal unity and family than Islam. Not all of course as there were practising Muslims there but it certainly wasn't the most important thing for the people. I went and visited some ancient Christian churches dating to the 9th century and the locals protected them because respect for their ancestors meant everything to them. Never went to Chechnya as the locals told me that they were more religious and anti western even though it was the Dagestanies that introduced Islam to the Chechans. God bless
@عبيرعبير-ج5ذ sad, they will start following that pedophile warlord who married a six year old little girl and had sex with her when she was nine and he was 54
As a Chechen, I'll tell you that it's half true. There is no anti-Western, we are rather anti-Russian, because we had as many as 2 bloody wars with the Russians in the recent past and they also staged genocide against us several times. And we are religious just for these reasons described above
Hi man, again a great video. But I really think the title is misleading. Like "Russia vs Muslims" sounds like Russia was fighting the entire Islamic world.
@@joksimradovic4040 i know about Miloradovich by the way he played big role in the surpressing Senate square uprising, he was wounded to death there if i am not wrong.
One of the best docs i have seen in a long time.Love the art work and music.I did recognize mt.Zermatt which is quite distant from Dagestan.Bravo for your work in producing this.
I am Mexican American. The majority of my background is a genuine product of the mixture between Spaniards and Native Americans… (55% Spaniard/40% Native American). However, I tested up to 4% North Caucasian DNA. Particularly of the Circassian and Ossetian people. Does anyone know how a Mexican could end up with this blood? Does it come from the Iranic Alans? I know they settled in Spain… Any info is appreciated!
@@ThatHabsburgMapGuy I have. The only way this survives is if my Spanish ancestors reproduced with other Spaniards who had this DNA therefore reinforcing it. For example, my North African survived; I’ve traced lineages back to Andalusia. I had Converso ancestors who went through the inquisition and I descend from a conquistador who was half Jewish. I had ancestral Jewish uncles who were burned in Auto De Fe’s on the Canary Islands… However, my Jewish ancestry didn’t make it. As time went on, My conquistador Great Grandfather’s descendants ended up reproducing with non Jewish Spaniards, therefore diluting and washing out the DNA over the centuries. It is possible to not inherit any DNA from ancestors so long as they don’t reproduce with others that have it. I believe you inherit up to 10 generations back. For example, I also have 2% North African. Many Mexicans have this heritage from the Spaniards and their mixes. So long that a Mexican reproduced with another Mexican that has that blood, it gets “reinforced”. So for example my 2% could be reinforced if I reproduce with a Mexican woman or Latina woman who has North African. My Spanish and Native American DNA has remained strong, steady and consistent since the 1500s. Meaning the Hispanics that were reproducing throughout those years were predominantly Spaniard/Native American
It probably comes from a similar ancestor back when we were hunter gatherers. Let’s not forget the people crossing the Bering Strait from Siberia to inhabit north and South America
@@bobstencil9888 I am a Native American that accepts the Bering Straight Theory. And it’s not even about accepting, it’s about understanding. Siberia is our Great Grandmother.
When Shamil had given up, Baysangur of Benoa continued to fight until his capture. After a tough battle against the Russians, the Russians had captured Baysangur and had received the death penalty. Russians obliged residents of Dagestan to push away the chair he was standing on during the death sentence. But because Baysangur wanted peace between 2 Caucasian peoples (Chechens and Dagestans) he had pushed the chair away from himself and committed a great sin as a believer (suicide). A very prominent, fierce and fearless figure of that period.
Thank you for this. I am Japanese, German, Chinese, Italian and Russian (my grandpa is Chechen but I say Russian because nobody knows what Chechen is). He was Muslim. I don’t know anything about Chechens and growing up here in Southern California my grandpa’s friends were Middle Eastern or Russian Muslims who unfortunately didn’t teach me anything. Now as a 32-year-old adult I’m teaching myself.
See you in 1839, Shamil fled to the Chechens with one fellow traveler. He fled precisely to Boysangur. It was under the proteges of Boysangur and Jobi-Solta-Murad and with the consent of the spiritual leader of Chechnya Tashov-Khadzhi Sayasansky (Kumyk by nationality), at the Chechen Mekhk-Kkhelle (parliament), Shamil was elected Imam of Chechnya. From time immemorial, the Chechens had a strict tradition of not choosing rulers from among themselves, in order to prevent the advantage of one clan over another. Shamil’s first decree, oddly enough, was directed specifically against the Dagestanis. The decree read: if a Dagestani is not on the path of Gazavat, then his property is halal for the belligerents. After the brilliant victories won by the Chechens over the colonialists, Avaria joined Chechnya. As always happens with Caucasians, successes turned Shamil’s head. Having forgotten his previous grievances, Shamil began to surround himself with naibs from among the Dagestanis. The Chechens, who were the main donor in the Caucasian War, were ripening alienation in Shamil’s policy. The last patience came when Shamil announced at the Majalis that his son would become his successor. After this, Shamil’s power began to rapidly melt away. Shamil vainly appealed to the Chechens to continue Gazavat, but the Chechens no longer heard him. The Chechens gave Shamil the opportunity to leave in peace. Having entrusted the defense of Vedeno to the Andians and Avars, Shamil, plunging all his property (books and jewelry) under the silent gaze of the Chechens, freely left for Dagestan. Vedeno was taken by the first attack; only 2 soldiers were killed among the Russians. Not finding the slightest support in Dagestan, he moved further and further. Every day his naibs fled to the Russians and they already acted as guides for the Russians in the pursuit of Shamil. The Chechens silently allowed Shamil to leave in peace. The Dagestanis not only did not help him at this difficult moment, but, on the contrary, robbed his caravan that was carrying treasures, despite the fact that the Chechens let him through unhindered
IMAM SHAMIL fought for 24 years and 10 months. His sister, so that her body would not be touched by the Russians, threw herself off a cliff and died. He gave one of his sons to the Russians to save his soldiers; after many years he returned and died in Dagestan. Dozens of Avar villages in Dagestan were burned for their obscurity. Another son, after the end of the war in Dagestan, moved to Turkey and became the head of the Dagestan regiment in Turkey. Truly, this is a legendary person. May Allah forgive his sins.
you are a real liar. in the book of Imam Shamil’s personal scribe, Muhammad Tahir Al Karahi, there are essays from those times. You don’t see a log in your own eye, but you notice a speck in someone else’s eye
i have chechen friend , he told me a lot , he said that real hero is Putin and Ramzan Kadyrov , and Shamil is traitor because chechnya wanted to be part if russia and Shamil didnt let them
15 % of my Ancestry is North Caucasus (Georgian,Circassian,Chechen, Dagestani and I learned about the History of these brave warriors through Russian Literature. I’m not Muslim, but I still feel a sense of pride in having some of the same blood as these Tribesman.
I am a geneticist and one thing I find extremely curious is chechens resemble more closer to french and germans then russians or turks ...... Shave the beards and you cant tell the difference between germans or french ..... Blows my mind. Then you get into the DNA and it's even crazier!!!!
@@Balkanovic10 I know right 👍 buuuuut religion has no racial relation strictly speaking from a scientific outlook..... Being white and Muslim in a world of Christians make Chechens the odd ball of the family. For example there are Japanese Muslims not many but you get the idea. If you are Chechen and look German this would only go to show how evident genetic migration is in human history. If you look at the caucuses you see a smorgasbord the different genetic tracers that you find in other European DNA ...
IMAM SHAMIL fought for 24 years and 10 months. His sister, so that her body would not be touched by the Russians, threw herself off a cliff and died. He gave one of his sons to the Russians to save his soldiers; after many years he returned and died in Dagestan. Dozens of Avar villages in Dagestan were burned for their obscurity. Another son, after the end of the war in Dagestan, moved to Turkey and became the head of the Dagestan regiment in Turkey. Truly, this is a legendary person. May Allah forgive his sins.
when circassians, ingush, chechens, lezgins and laks become unified, they will reclaim their territories and free themselves from their shackles but as long as they are divided, no freedom will be possible
@hsjshdnjsjsm2830 you should open a history book for the first time of the history ,it will not hurt you ,it'll keep you from humiliating yourself further by s****** up to the Russians
That was a well made documentary with an great story of heroic leaders. What was the Tolstoy novel you refer to but only show the title in Russian. Is this one of the untranslated works?
I wrote my thesis on the Caucasian War, namely the war in the North-Eastern Caucasus. And the most interesting thing is the constant metamorphosis of the perception of the Caucasian war. What is the strangest, most objective of all, Russian society perceived Shamil in tsarist times, at the end of the 19th century, without taking into account the class component. And the Marxists saw the Caucasian War most correctly. They clearly saw that in addition to the struggle of the feudal lords, the clergy and the Russian military administration, there was a huge class movement of the peasantry.
You're right..its a western propaganda..for political reasons the west always denied Imam Mansour's Chechen roots..they don't want a great hero like him who united the Caucuses nations under the right banner to be mentioned anywhere..they even claim he's Italian not Chechen 😏
@@ambatucoom not nationalism just facts. all the major battles and victories were in chechnya, most of the fighters were chechen. muslims nowadays throwing around the word "nationalism" like its nothing.
@@user-fw4uh7ob2s there are archival documents, namely the data that was transmitted by one of the first Chechen naibs of the defectors, Chechen Yusup Haji Safarov, where it is indicated that the Avars made up more than 70% of the soldiers of the Imamat, from 24 Avar regions, and Chechens were about 29% from 9 regions. and the largest number of battles also took place in Dagestan, only 4 major battles in Chechnya are known.
there did you get your sources? what pagan chechens are you talking about?! chechens being muslims were on the edge of fighting with russian before dagestanian imams under sheikh Ushurma Mansour! imam Mansour united all caucases people in 18 century
During Shamil's surrender, his Chechen commanders Baysangur from Benoi, Uma Duyev and Atabi Atayev along with their respective units refused to surrender, broke through & escaped the Russian encirclement & raised a new uprising in Chechnya. In June of the same year Baysangur's men defeated the Russian Ossetian Muslim Major-General Musa Kundukhov in combat near the town Fachu. Atabi Atayev's rebels thwarted attempts to strengthen the forces of Russian commander Nikolay Yevdokimov, and Duyev's forces freed the villages of the Argun Gorge from Russian control. The total strength of the rebel forces at that time reached 1,500. In November, they fought against eight hundred cossacks, 9 infantry battalions, and four rifle companies. Eventually they were crushed in Benoi.
@@Halid175 It's not a lie & it's very well documented and a generally acknowledged fact that Shaamil gave up, while his Chechen units still continued to fight and broke the Encirclement Cope you fanboy
@@Halid175 Chechens first were reasonable & realistic & went for a peaceful integration into the Russian empire, knowing that they could not win in the Long run But then Those radical Avar Imam's with their wild ambitions of an Islamic state ruined it for the Chechens by convincing them with religious speeches & exploiting them & their warriors for their own ambitions // Those Imams were literally carried By Chechen warriors, Because they found no support from their own Avar population at first, On top that, Chechnya was on the fore front of Russia's Imperial destruction, it's the Chechen people that suffered the most from this war, But When eventually it came to a point where the Avar population was about to receive the Russian answer, What did Imam Shaamil do ??? HE SURRENDERED Didn't mind waging a Jihad at the cost of Chechen lives, But when his own people were at risk, he simply threw in the white flag and became part of the Russian empire This is why you should never trust religious preachers, they are just gonna exploit you and then sell you out the moment their own skin is at risk as a matter of fact the remaining Chechen units, Murids & Naibs that had aided Shaamil still continued to fight the Russians after Shaamils Surrender, That's how weak hearted Shaamil is, He didn't go all the way, He was selfish & just like those other Imams before him the Chechens should've just ignored them and left them to fend on their own instead of being at their vanguard
@@Halid175 On May 8, 1860, Baysangur and former naibs of Shamil Uma Duyev and Atabi Atayev raised a new uprising in Chechnya. In June of the same year Baysangur's men defeated the Russian Ossetian Muslim Major-General Musa Kundukhov in combat near the town Fachu. Atabi Atayev's rebels thwarted attempts to strengthen the forces of Russian commander Nikolay Yevdokimov, and Duyev's forcesfreed the villages of the Argun Gorge from Russian control. The total strength of the rebel forces at that time reached 1,500. In November, they fought against eight hundred cossacks, 9 infantry battalions, and four rifle companies. Baysangur's zeal and courage was noted by Imam Shamil in the diary of his bailiff Colonel A. I. Runovsky:[7] After a good dinner, when the younger members of the imam's large family left the dining room, the eldest of Shamil's sons, Gazi-Muhammad, who had recently returned from Temir-Khan-Shura, began to tell the latest news from the Caucasus. At the end of the conversation, Gazi-Muhammad mentioned a small episode related to the indomitable Chechen naib Baysangur from Benoi, who, even after the surrender of Imam Shamil, did not stop resistance and did not lay down his arms, continuing the fight along with his other brothers in arms, now former Chechen naibs of Shamil - Uma Duyev and Atabi Atayev. Adjutant wing Colonel Chertkov sent negotiators on behalf of the Russian command to Baysangur with a proposal to surrender, - said Gazi-Muhammad. Baysangur met the negotiators in the woods near the old cemetery. In response to a tempting offer to save his life, the one-eyed, one-armed and one-legged sixty-six-year-old warrior pointed to the nearest graves in the cemetery and said with a grin: "Talk to them about your case - they will hear you better than me." Shamil, who was attentively listening to his son's story, said thoughtfully: "Yes, this is such a person, I know him well, he would never change his word ..." For a moment, the former imam thought he heard the howling of wolves from the very depths of the dense Chechen forests. And as if shaking off this obsession, he resolutely added: "But, however, he wants nothing more than to die fighting against the infidels." - Andrey Zakharovich Runovskiy, Diary of Colonel Runovsky
@@Halid175 That was Shaamil's own fault for exploiting the Chechens and using scorch earth tactics on their territory and letting them bare the brunt of the Russian destruction He exploited the very people that were crucial to the establishment of his Imamate to begin with and when their numbers started to lower and defect to the Russian side, his imamate fell apart & when his own people were at risk, he surrendered While Baysangur did not and Fought on
@@Halid175 On May 8, 1860, Baysangur and former naibs of Shamil Uma Duyev and Atabi Atayev raised a new uprising in Chechnya. In June of the same year Baysangur's men defeated the Russian Ossetian Muslim Major-General Musa Kundukhov in combat near the town Fachu. Atabi Atayev's rebels thwarted attempts to strengthen the forces of Russian commander Nikolay Yevdokimov, and Duyev's forcesfreed the villages of the Argun Gorge from Russian control. The total strength of the rebel forces at that time reached 1,500. In November, they fought against eight hundred cossacks, 9 infantry battalions, and four rifle companies.
It’s too often overlooked that Russia not only was every bit as much a European colonial empire as Britain, France, Spain and so forth, but unlike those empires, it never really decolonized. The breakup of the Soviet Union was a partial decolonization, but most of Russia’s empire has remained intact, as has its colonialist, chauvinist mentality. That’s why Putin called the USSR collapse “the greatest geopolitical catastrophe of the 20th century” and is now waging a war to try and reconquer Ukraine.
Break up of ussr was a decoration by Moscow. In reality Moscow continue controlling this countries with marionettes by soviet style, include Ukraine. Naive west believe Russia become normal country but it was naive and stupid
Clown, the laws were the same like in other pars of russia! And yes, russian territories were attaced, the people were enslaverde and murdered in the name of islam!
Автор черкесы самые пострадавшие в войнах против росс империи , чеченецы тоже немало пострадали , а дагестанцы всегда были лояльны врагу, даже и Шамиля выгнали с дагестана, изучи историю подробно и тогда только делай ролики про кавказ
Ты че несешь вообще.аварцы траву ели и аварские женщины с гор сбрасывались потому что знали что с ними будет если руские выйграют лояльны гит .на ахульго че было да в чечне ьыло много боев но потому что там и столица была имамата
Very educational indeed. Is there any other part witch tells us about the Ottoman and Persian conquests in this area? Or it is only about the Russian colonialism ? Just asking
Brother story of Imamate started not from Gazi Muhammad it started from Sheikh Mansur and with Shamil Imamate ended. So you are telling history of late Imamate
Dear God, please give me strength not to jump out the window when I read so many comments from idiots who say that Dagestan is Russia and the Dagestanis are happy that they were occupied by Russians.
Im happy the fundemental islamist terrorists are being oppressed, though I suppose when they are independant they elect authoritarians that oppress the people like the rest of the islamic world so I suppose it doesn't really matter.
Its how it goes, they were weak they were absorbed. Its what happened all over. You think the US was the US? Some poor fools had to be killed for it to become the US. Russia is no different. Heck my own country is no different, our history is full of wars of conquest. WE exist today coz someone united us..... by force :)
You claimed at 00:40 "Even though the Tsar's forces had defeated the traditional powers of the area..." in reference to the Caucuses... At 00:01:20 you stated the Dagestanis and Chechnyans "United to deal with an aggressive, outside power." You could have said the same of Christan Dagestanis in the 12th century against the Ottomon invasion of Russia. Islam was by no means a "traditional" faith of Slavic/Baltic Russia, or, as with Dagestan, any culture between the Baltic and Caspian Seas. Remember, you don't want to promote revisionist history. The "traditional" faiths in the Biblical sense, was Orthodox Christianity, spreading through Armenia and the neighboring Caucuses in the middle 4th century after the rise of Constantine the Great (or far earlier). Granted, these culture followed polytheistic models and Zoroastrianism before Christian conversion, which, unlike Islam, was not dine through war, rather, through missionary work. Hence why the Orthodox Church has so many martyrs. When the Romanovs took their turn, as butchers, in their colonial minds, they were expelling an anti Christian effect that dated roughly to the 12th century. The tsars sought to reverse continued jihadist colonialization - which had initially failed in Armenia, Yugoslavia, and most of Russia, but succeeded in smaller "states" such as Albania, Dagestan, Uzbek, etc., regions previously Christian from thec1st century AD. A modern version of this design was under Slobodan Milosovich - and ended in a Christian version of the same genocide that Russia first experienced from Islam in the 12th century (two evils do not make one good act, of course). Remember outside of references to Ishmaelites and Hagar, the rise of the armies of Islam and their Fatwa/World Jihad, wasn't until the 7th century. Anyway, I enjoy the channel, but even as a Muslim, you might want to term your narrative to history, or it won't be taken seriously. Also, Anericans tend to get very confused with history, so your fans are probably like me, history fanatics, Orthodox, or Islamic learners. Thank you for reading.
21:52 Trivia: Did you know that Shamil Zavurov, Khabib Nurmagumadov's cousin use the moniker "Lion of Dagestan" during his MMA career from 2004 - 2021.
What is important to understand about the Caucasus and why the Russian Empire conquered South Asia. These people constantly stole Russian people and sold them into slavery. Therefore, the capture of these territories was essential for security and stopping the capture of Russians into slavery. Well, then when it was already captured. The empire simply had to expand and there were plans to capture Persia, Afghanistan in order to reach India and have a trade route to the Indian Ocean. But in the end, the Russian Empire was destroyed during the First World War and we did not see these seizures. Who knows what history would have been like if Russia had somehow survived the First World War. The worst thing about empires is that the emperor will send you to wars in different parts of the world just to capture a new land and so that the emperor and his friends become richer when you, like an ordinary Russian, British, French, just die on some godforsaken land. I hope that Putin's empire will end and the Russians will be able to do more attractive and kinder things than trying to seize territories.
Nothing like that. This is an eternal lie and just an excuse for Muscovites to attack their neighbors. Until now, their hosts inspires them that the whole world is hostile and plots against them. For example, the fact that little Ukraine is preparing an attack. Muscovites are the worst of people. As soon as they open their mouths, they are already lying. Don't believe a word they say. Russia is a cancerous tumor on the body of the earth.
@@gigamoga3976and trust him you should although it was the Crimean Tatars and the Nogais that sold not only Russians but Ukrainians and poles as slaves to the ottomans.
@@againstviralmisinformation510you know how difficult and expensive treks to mountainous areas are and what enormous damage they can cause😂, and besides, you yourself said that many other nations were also involved in kidnappings, but why didn’t they receive such attention? Your words are funny😂, in those days there was a lot of violence, there was cruelty everywhere and you want to say that because of ordinary kidnappings began military operations 😂. I'm not a historian, but I can think logically
Obviously, this channel is false! Because not in the 18th century, but in the 16th century, (during the beginning of the Islamization of the Caucasus) after Ivan IV's marriage to the Princess of Kabarda, the daughter of Prince Kabarda, Russian Cossacks were sent from Tsar Ivan to Prince Kabarda to help Kabarda resist the expansion of the Ottomans and Persia into the Caucasus. So the Russians began to build their first military settlements in the Caucasus in the 16th century (not in the 18th century). So, the lie of this video in the false Anglo-Saxon formulation of the wars in the Caucasus, which are called here the Russian Caucasian wars, but which were actually the Russian-Turkish and Russian-Persian wars.
Didn't Putin basically commit a RIDICULOUSLY well known and transparent false flag bombing on the Chechnyan folk? I seem to be remembering something along these lines. Im not being deliberately obtuse, im just honestly tired AF and this isn't my specific wheelhouse as a 15W Drone Op, but I have every reason to believe he absolutely did order it, for multiple reasons. 1. He had communicated at MANY different points in time over long periods that he wanted a reunited USSR. It's his raison d'etre, after all. 2. He is former FSB, and was reputedly and ON RECORD as being extremely ruthless and willing to cross ANY line in order to achieve his goal. In other words, the ends always justified the means for him. 3. His entire modus operandi aligns perfectly with this sort of subterfuge (false flags/"dirty" war tactics). Again, FSB and "the ends always justify the means" as a driving feature of his personality. 4. He had nothing to lose and quite literally everything to gain, given the time period, its extremely unlikely that he would have ever even been outed or exposed for the disgusting fucking decision to bomb that place, but anyone in the intel community, amateur or not, would know that. It's part and parcel of being in the FSB in the first place. e.g. "Wetworks" or "Shadow Ops". They do not get exposed to the public eye or court of public opinion, especially given how easily stifled any whistleblower can be, made MUCH worse by the fact this happened in Russia.
Bro you haven’t seen shit and are cherry picking… Putin said “who ever was happy about the collapse of the Soviet Union, has no heart; and whoever wants to recreate the USSR has no brain”
they fought them 1 to 1000 for over 100 years, and even won on many occasions. if it hadn't been for the help the europeans gave the russians during the last 2 chechen wars, chechnya could have been free today. it's not like the dagestanians, indefectible allies of the russians.
And today Chechens are helping secure Russia’s most vulnerable border against the influence of a hostile military alliance. Got to love how things change throughout history. Russia was Chechnya’s worst enemy
I mean that is often the Case when conquered people are under foreign rulership for more generations. Just look at the Cossacks, They were once also the most revolting group withing the Russian sphere but then at one point the turn it all around and basicly became the force that crushed every other revolt against the Czar. Same thing with the Hungarians within Austria-Hungaria, in exchange for some privilliges for their people they formed very loyal military groups, not every generation wants to sacrifice everyone and everything in revolts instead they usually aspire for a better live within the new system at some point.
The Slavs, at first, raided Rome, robbed it, terrified it, but then they began to fight on its side (on the side of the Byzantine empire) and actively bargain, as a result of which the first Slavic states appeared. The Russians themselves constantly experienced raids from the south (before the invasion of the Mongols). These were the Pechenegs, and then the Polovtsians. Naturally, in the future it was necessary to pursue a policy aimed at reducing these cases: either destroy them or take over. The second option was chosen. If your country has many land borders with others, then it is better to find a way to reconcile or suppress.
@@denniseggert211 they're no longer Cossacks. They consider themselves Cossacks, but they are not Cossacks. The real modern Cossacks are the so-called "thieves in law" (they are the cultural heirs of Arianism and Cossack life), but they are already a little different from what they used to be.
@@denniseggert211 it hasn't been generations for Chechens. It's been 1 max. They sold out within a generation as Shamil Basayev and Dudayev were sold out by Kadyrov.
the dude literally did the same thing to napoleon and he didnt think about it thirty years later? like, dude literally fell for his own trap in that sense. military brilliance on imam's part
Ingush historian Albogachieva about the Ingush levirate p. 206-Speaking about SR, one cannot ignore ancient customs, such as levirate - nus yukhaerzaer (when the widow of the deceased marries one of his brothers or close relatives) and sororate - yisha yukhaerzaer (when A widower marries his sisterdeceased wife) [Gadzhieva 1967: 27].in Ingush society back in the 19th century. Similar marriages existed. B.K.Dalgat wrote about it this way: “When his wife dies, a widower can marry the sister of his deceased wife, so that she can better look after the children, because another stepmother would treat them badly; For the sake of the children left by his brother, a brother can marry his brother’s wife (in the past this happened more often than now..
There is an Iranian ethnic group in the Caucasus the Alans/Irons the direct descendants of the Scythians and Sarmatians/Asi of Eastern Europe who influenced the Caucasian tribes in the past. Too Bad the Alans/Irons or Ossetians today are a tiny Russian republic with less then 1 million population.
Byzantium was colonized by the Greeks from Megara in 657 BC, and remained primarily Greek-speaking until its conquest by the Ottoman Empire in AD 1453. Any one can look up the ancient Anatolian Kingdom of Pontus, Greeks from the Black sea. It's pretty underrated in this video. Mithridates VI, who proved to be as formidable a foe to Rome as Hannibal. Mithridates VI, [ Rome's deadliest enemy ]. He has been called the greatest ruler of the Kingdom of Pontus. He cultivated an immunity to poisons by regularly ingesting sub-lethal doses; this practice, now called mithridatism, is named after him. After his death, he became known as Mithridates the Great. There were Greek settlements in the Black Sea, there are about 70 to 90 colonies. King Mithridates spoke over 20 Languages collected great libraries knowledge art and technology. King Mithridates also wrote books will known as the Poison king. King Mithridates may have designed the first computer called Antikythera mechanism. One of King Mithridates wife's was an Amazonian woman who rode into battle on horseback and many Romans met their fate by her sword, indeed. Known to have killed off the Roman general Manious acquiesce by pouring molten gold down his throat mimicked years later with others.
@Rus_and_NATO_Slayermostly the Chechens actually and the Salafist in Dagestan. The vast majority have not and in fact fought along side Russia. 5000 dagestanis does not represent 3.1 million Dagestanis
@Rus_and_NATO_Slayer they represent the vast majority. Independence movements exist nearly every where in the world but you don’t see Russians making videos on the independence of Puerto Rico
In the Caucasus War, the Chechens made up the majority of Chamil's warriors, started fighting the Russians long before Chamil and continued to fight even after Chamil and the Dagestanis had betrayed the Chechens. Their cooperation with the Russians throughout Russia's history has enabled them to expand their territories. When the Bolsheviks revolted, the Dagestanis immediately joined the Russian forces, but the Chechens fought them. when deported, they gladly took the Chechen territories without regret. Even during the last two wars, the Dagestanis can be seen helping the Russian army by giving them food and wishing them luck. the majority of uprisings took place in dagestan? HA! Don't spread your fairy tales about unicorns and Dagestani resistance.
@卐 طالبان زنده باد 卐 [Leader of KHORASANISM] " Insurgency in North Caucasus mostly happening in Dagestan" I copied and pasted it what does it mean to you? as far as i understand it, it means that the people who fought the most against the russians in the caucasus ocupation forces were the dagestanis when it's not true (they were a minority during the caucasus war and all the movements and revolts since then have been from what was left of the tchetchene territory) If what you said was true, it would have been the Dagestani, not the Chechens, who were deported.
Even Shamil was feared by the Russians, for he stood up. Sadly, the Ottoman Empire betrayed him in the end and thus he was forced to give up the struggle.
Avars, the ancient people who conquered this region. Though as usual marred by the Crusader's myopia, the book Sabres of paradise by Lesley Blanch is a good work on Imam Shamyl.
Before Russia people of Caucasus suffered from invasion by Turkic invaders starting from Timur and until shah nadir. They invaded and attacked every region, exterminating villages and expending slave trade. All of them was forced to islamize at the edge of the sword. Small groups of kabardins preserved Christian religion up until days.
Furthermore, all these abuses by proselytizing invaders kept local population lucked out from further progress and kept them practically on medieval levels of development. They became sources for slave soldiers or beautiful girls for the overseas warlords which was more humiliating for highlanders than any other form of oppression
@Soldier_of_the_companions you live under the rock in some bizarre mesmerized world. Get your head out of your a.. and read. What I sad maybe not flattering for your world view but it is historical facts
Absolutely false. If you knew any thing about Islam you would know that it is forbidden to compel anyone into Islam. Its a western trope that has been debunked many times over but i don’t think youve done your homework. Better luck next time.
U.B. also reports about the closeness of the Ingush and Ossetians. Dalgat: “Friendly Ossetians also lived on the land of the Dzherakhites. This closeness with the Ossetians and constant relations with Georgia, undoubtedly, were the reason for the Ingush to borrow many customs and culture of Georgians and Ossetians” (68, p. 15). about the Ossetian influence on the Ingush language was also pointed out by A.N. Genko (237, pp. 171-172). The influence of the Ossetians on the Ingush, in particular the Dzherakhites, was so deep and comprehensive that written sources of the first half of the 19th century sometimes directly classified the latter as an “Ossetian tribe” (111, p. 22). It is a well-known fact that Ingush and Ossetians live together in the Dzheirakh Gorge. “So, no later than the 90s of the 18th century, representatives of the Ossetian family of the Slonovs (Dudarovs) settled in the Dzheirakh GorgeThe Ossetian Gushaevs had relatives in the Ingush village of Furtuog (there was a strong tradition of marriage between the Ingush village of Furtuog and the Ossetian Chmi). According to legend, the Ingush surnames of the Khamatkhanovs and Tsurovs originate from the Ossetians of the village of Tmenikau in the Dargavsky Gorge. In 1816, in the lower reaches of the Armkhi there were five settlements, in which there were 37 households and 185 residents descended from Ossetians" (48, p. 145) Ossetian origin of Ingush surnames: Plievs, Kaloevs, Gagievs, Gaitovs, Gardanovs, Tsurovs, Khamatkhanovs, Khutievs, Tseloevs, Dudarovs, Yandievs, Almazovs, etc.
About the Georgian origin of the Malsagov surname. This is what A.I. writes about this. Shavkhelishvili: “As for the Malsagovs living in Ingushetia, who, according to Ingush legend, are the founders of “Dzaug” (on the site of the modern city of Ordzhonikidze), then they represent a branch of the Georgian surname Marsagishvili. The same can be said about the Evloevs and Evkurovs” (231, p. 34). But “in Ingushetia there are not only individual surnames of Georgian origin, but also entire villages. for example, village residents are considered to be natives of Khevsureti. Shuana in the Dzherakhov Gorge” (138, p. 34). I. Dakhkilgov considers such Ingush surnames as Evloevs, Kortoevs, Malsagovs and Kushtovs to be of Georgian origin (71, p. 117). The Ingush have surnames with Kabardian, Dagestan, Kalmyk, Nogai and even Russian roots. The Khairovs, Bazalaevs, Antsadoevs, Agasievs, Avarovs, Shundalievs, Muradovs, Khakievs, Ramazanovs are of Dagestan origin. “Some of the Felkhans and Arzins still call themselves Shau-Khals and consider themselves descendants of Shamkhal who came from Dagestan” (67, p. 64).
I'd like for you to look up why the "aggressive foreign power" went into the area. You'll find it was not sheer aggression, but a response to slave raids and calls from regional allies.
@@prime6862😂do not pay attention. These are tales of Russian Nazis. when you ask them about these raids they cannot name them. they talk about raids by Caucasians on Russians, but upon detailed study it turns out that the territories on which the attacks were carried out were the former lands of the Caucasians, captured by Tsarist Russia. that is, these were attacks with the aim of recapturing their lands 😂😂😂
A significant part of Ingush surnames are of Chechen origin. So, for example, “it is known that such fairly large Ingush families as the Akhrievs, Lyanovs and Borovs come from the Chechen family of the Dyshnians” (54, p56), “The Dartsygovs, Buzurtanovs (Nasyr-Kortovskys) and Khautievs - from the Terlois” (136, p. 23). And such Ingush surnames as the Akhilgovs, Tsitskievs and Dzhambulatovs come from Benoy (218). according to old-timers, the ancestor of the Ponughoi people (as the inhabitants of Pyaling call themselves) - Chanin Khuchbar moved from the ancient Terloi village of Nikara (A. Suleymanov “Toponymy of Checheno-Ingushetia”, part 2, p. 77). In addition, “the surname Muzhu-Khoevs is also of Terloev origin. As for the Malsagovs and Heroevs, there is a legend about their Malkhist origin. The Malkhistians still call the heroes Giri-neki” (195, p. 387). Sigauri believes that “one of the largest modern Ingush surnames, the Malsagovs, according to some sources, originated
Russia never conquered Chechnya just occupied! Chechens never stoped to seek independence even after active war was over rebellions never stoped for example at the time germany attacked ussr in 1941 another large scale rebellion was going on in Chechnya and all mountain districts there not under control of moscow even after chechens there totally exiled to kazakhstan rebellions in 1944 and came back in 1957 there were individuals fighting alone or in small groups last of them was killed in 1976 at age 74 years he was fighting from 1939 till his last day!
For guardians of blood purity this will be valuable information: If you familiarize yourself with Ingush traditions and legends, as well as a collection of Ingush teips and surnames compiled by Shukri Dakhkilgov, you will find that our people are quite confused with other nations. the largest teip in Ingushetia is Evloi. The Evloevs are considered to come from the Khevsureti of Georgia (the Khevsurs are a mountain tribe that have been at war with the G1alg1ii and Fyappians (Chechens) for centuries). Although some historians consider the Khevsurs to be a mixture of Kartvels and Ingush. The Bekbuzarovs (Khevsurs who joined Khamkhoy) came to Ingushetia not long ago in the 19th century. Khautiyevs (Khevsurs) There is information that Shoankhoy also comes from Khevsureti. The Malsagovs (Beni) are considered Georgians by origin. The Georgians who drove their herds through Ingushetia stayed with the Malsagovs in Gamurzievo and were considered brothers. The Khashagulnovs (Kurkievs) are of Adyge origin. Adyge Khash fraternized with Albokhch and now they are considered Leyma. We also find in Dakhkilgov’s collection that the Mutsolgovs (Leimoys) are not of Ingush origin. Ozdoy, Tumkhoy, Chinkhoy, Chopikashvili are brothers and trace their origins to Mago, who comes from India and Sham. Sham is the homeland of the Semites. Salgoi said that their ancestors came from Arabia. The Kozyrevs, Tkhostovs and Gaitovs are natives of Ossetia, ossified Ossetians Ingush. The Akbievs (Kalimatovs, Mukhievs, Khalmurzievs) come from Kabarda. We joined Kokurkhoy. According to legend, the ancestor of the Barkinkovs (Barkunsky Kant) was an assistant to the conqueror Tamerlane and was of Turkic origin. Akhrievs, Lyanovs and Borovs Chechens are considered to be from the Dishni teip. In Dakhkilgov's collection you will find many surnames that are not of Ingush origin.
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We only fucked you guys I. 99% of the battles. Now your just the next empire that will vanish but we still will be here, like the last few thousand years.
Yeah sure. Prevailed in a way where they lost all their battles despite outnumbering their enemies 10 to 1 eventually winning wars because their enemies run out manpower something russians never lacked as they breed and fight like the bugs they are.
@@rayian536 it was not even the manpower. It was mainly the european weopons. Artillery guns with fast loading mechanism and Rifles gave them the oportunity to play in their numbers games. With muskets and just old canons, it was not that difficult to get into close combat range and tear them apart.
Heee.. Show some respect to the history of a the brave nation of Circassia. Concurring Caucasus by Russians started and took place mainly in Circassia, it was also called Russian-Circassian war which lasted for 101 years, and between 80-97% of this brave nation were massacred The photos used in this video even are 90% literally Circassian photos.
It would be good if people around the world -- especially in African, Asian and American ex-colonies -- learnt more about that brutal European empire they support. Muscovy is the only remaining European (well, sort of) empire and it has held on to most of its conquests. It has lost its most recent European conquests (those from 1939-1945) and seem to be losing many of its 19th-century conquests. Or so it is to be hoped.
What country anywhere on earth doesn’t have a brutal history? The European powers have just been most successful. With that being said I am no supporter of colonialism we need to take care of our homelands and we people who have been incessantly sent to die across the globe for the prestige of the wealthy and to plunder resources to keep them wealthy.
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The failed Gallipoli Invasion was because of the allies poor planning and logistics.
This is occupation not conquering
I never knew there were more Avars than the ones who scourged Europe. The ones who went west never converted from paganism and were the very definition of _Avar-ice_. Did Islam bring the Dagestan Avars more virtue than their cousins?
I don’t think it was necessary they were fighting Christianity they were fighting Russias attempt to christianize orthodox Gregorian to be exact there were Albanian Christian’s in Karabakh and what people don’t realize is Russia had there own Christian crusades where Russia Greece Slovakia and Armenians were attacking Arab villages in Turkey that ended up there from the caliphate . See there use to be Muslim Greeks but they were all exterminated and there was Christian’s in Azerbaijan but they were not orthodox . They were Turkish Christian’s the Albanians . They moved the Albanians out of Karabakh and moved Armenians and gave them Albanians churches moved the Albanians to Turkey . Georgia didn’t join the crusade plus they lived among there neighbors fine don’t believe me look up Armenian and Georgian war in 1918 they tried to take Tbilisi from Georgia why do you ask because of the same reason Armenians believed they should have Karabakh because they put numbered them . They didn’t win the only reason Azerbaijan has patients is because Armenians cry wolf saying they weee a part of the genocide as well they were t they fought Armenians but that’s because they always attacked villages killing Azeris . Look at how many minorities are in Armenia and look at how many minorities in Azerbaijan. How are you going to be in ten different places at once they never had that huge of a population .
Shamil is a hero for every Caucasian, I am circassian my self and I remember my grandfather telling us stories about the hero's of the lost fight.
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@@Da-da-batorano-kor- I am a
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Im Malaysian, i really hate and never like Russia, they did to Circassian is very brutal, million died, if not today Circassian will be like Georgia, Armenia, Azerbaijan or at least like Chechnya, Dagestan and Kabardino-Balkarian Republic with majority 80%-99% native muslim. today most of Circassian in Anatolia Turkey, Palestine, Israel, Syria and Jordan, included in Egypt and Saudi Arabia. Today Circassian = Krasnodar Krai and Adyghe. 6 Million world wide Circassian population most of them in Anatolia Turkey. Russia should allowed rigth to return and recreated Circassian land today Karsnodar and Adyghe.
I'm an Ossetian Muslim and I love him
No. He’s not a hero for us anymore. He surrendered and let Baysangur to die.
I am a Native American and I love watching content on the Caucus tribes as their struggle was similar to ours, Shamil surely would have been good friends with Crazy Horse, warriors to the end.
Hmm... With a Legion profile picture ( a faction that enslaved many Native American tribes) I find this.... well.... Vulpes SUScultah.
as a Canadian, Tecumseh is probably the most famous, he has a lot of mythology tied up with him and Brock
the history of native americans and caucasians people are very similar
two free nation who fight against evil comming from a certain place
@@namide1 Jerusalem? hehe
Crazy Horse is a legendary hero.
Thank you for your work! Waiting for the second part! Circassians fought Russian for 101 years, longest war in Russia's history, ended in the genocide of my people and the exile of 95% of population.
If 95% of the population lived is that even a genocide?
@Afghan lion[Leader of KHORASANISM] don't you have anything better to do in your sad life? I've seen u commenting against Caucasians many times, and honestly if my kid was wasting his life on internet instead of praying and doing something useful in his life I'd beat the living sh!t out of him. What an obsessed weirdo
@Afghan lion[Leader of KHORASANISM] ok lil gholam keep dancing for your masters
@Afghan lion[Leader of KHORASANISM] hehehehe lil ghollam boy, how much?
@Afghan lion[Leader of KHORASANISM] hehehe you're probably for free where you live, that's how sad you are. Lil gholam boy
God bless our brother from Chechnya and Dagestan .. we fought like no other.. salam alykom from an Adiga Circassian in diaspora..looking forward for the Circassian part in this tragedy
you guys got crushed like a bug
Love our Adyga brothers from Dagestan!
@@ise3432 Don’t Afghanistan my birth country crushed you like cockroaches and took the revenge and that resulted in your country’s bankruptcy and the fall of Soviet Union 💪
@@ise3432 Yes thanks for that 12 year old Anglo-Saxon incel
@Stoner 420 Al Hamdullah we still here..and dont feel crushed at all..on contrary to that we feel very good 😀..Al Hamdullah.. untill we meet 😌
Even in our age Shamil continues to fascinate the West , where sentimentalized biographies of the great warrior are read no matter what their quality . Shamil was undoubtedly a great man .
im gonna hope it isnt fascination based in Orientalism, but, im gonna guess, at least some of it is. im gonna guess "Caucasian" and "The Caucuses" as concepts do bring a lot of baggage with them, makes the region and the people very fascinating
What are you claiming with this statement? " ...Shamil continues to fascinate the West, where sentimentalized biographies of the great warrior are read no matter what their quality." Shamil is mostly unknown in the West. You're throwing shade, not sure who you are throwing shade at.
Sha who?
Bin Iaden, "moderate rebeIs" of Syria, Ichkerian "freedom fighters" are aIso good guys. Heck, even Azov are freedom fighters. 📺said me these facts !
@@nerzhul2455 Yes, Azov are freedom fighters. Problem?
For those who are unaware there is an amazing book about the Rebellion of Imam Shamill called “The Sabers of Paradise”. Many more are unaware that Frank Herbert’s major inspiration for the Fremen in Dune was the Chechen and Caucasian tribes. Borrowing many loan words from the book and even some whole phrases! Both are favorites of mine to read.
crazy... didnt know thank you
Reminds me of a Timur Mutsuraev song called "Paradise Under the Shadow of Sabers".
>The river flows down in a frenzied torrent.
And eagles, watching for something, are circling in the sky.
There, on the edge of the forest, they see
The columns of the enemy's Russian soldiers.
Noise of engines, throngs of tanks,
On the road, coming towards us,
Coming towards us:
Paradise under the shadow of sabers.
You're in the holy war - you're a Muslim.
Let us stand together in solid wall, Against the enemy.
For some it will be their last stand, It's their destiny.
What happened here at that time,
I can't tell you now
O Allah! To the whole world the cry of Allahu Akbar!
And the names of the Chechens who went away are heard,
For ever:
Paradise under the shadow of sabers.
You're in a holy war - you're a Muslim.
And not a few more black days, enemies all around.
But in Allah, our faith grows strong in our bosom.
Let death come to us in battle.
Well, everyone will die someday,
But then what's in store for us?
Paradise, eternal paradise will be given,
Insha Allah!
@@Humanophage if ure american and know who timur is i am appaled props to you
@@TheArkan6 I'm Russian but I would prefer Chechnya/Ichkeria to be a separate state.
@@Humanophage Da ya Turkmen i see ure point i can see how there are some cultural clashes from time to time . ani ne prosto musulmanye ani ochen religiozniye i ani kavkaztsi luchshe bilo yesli ani svoyey dorogoy pashli . i agree with you
Great piece of work, enjoyed watching. Thank you.
Great work bro. This was very informative stuff
Appreciate it!
Take a moment to appreciate the magnificent paintings and drawings
Excellent English language documentary on a little retold chronicle 💯 🔥 we’ll done Hikma & thank you!
Much appreciated!
May Allah SWT strengthen our brothers and sisters in Dagestan and Chechnya.
@Rus_and_NATO_Slayer
Our brothers in Dagestan, Palestine, Kashmir and the Ummah as a whole.
@Rus_and_NATO_Slayer
An error. Edited and now corrected.
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@卐 دا د باتورانو کور 卐 [KHORASANISM] it’s just muslim cope, they keep praying to moon god allah who has proven he cannot and will not save muslims 🤣
You muslims would probably end up calling Dagestanis as Isis wahhabis just like Russians do, so please don't do drama.
Through his strong will and military genius , Shamil managed to arrest the process of his military and political decline for a short period of time .
@Rus_and_NATO_Slayer //im afghan.// Yikes!
This turned out great!!!
Thank you Hikma for another excellent documentary. I'm Irish and I spent three weeks in Dagestan about 11 years ago. I noticed that the locals drank more alcohol than even my people, which is saying something. I found them friendly and inquisitive, but nothing like the Arabs in the Middle East where I spent 7 years. I'm not saying that the had no interest in Islam, but I didn't witness many observing the five pillars and the Masjids were relatively empty. They are very moderate, especially the younger ones, and I even came across mixed marriage between Muslim and Orthodox couples. The Dagestanies were more interested in tribal unity and family than Islam. Not all of course as there were practising Muslims there but it certainly wasn't the most important thing for the people. I went and visited some ancient Christian churches dating to the 9th century and the locals protected them because respect for their ancestors meant everything to them. Never went to Chechnya as the locals told me that they were more religious and anti western even though it was the Dagestanies that introduced Islam to the Chechans. God bless
It's chanhed to more Islamic!!
@عبيرعبير-ج5ذ sad, they will start following that pedophile warlord who married a six year old little girl and had sex with her when she was nine and he was 54
As a Chechen, I'll tell you that it's half true. There is no anti-Western, we are rather anti-Russian, because we had as many as 2 bloody wars with the Russians in the recent past and they also staged genocide against us several times. And we are religious just for these reasons described above
Hi man, again a great video.
But I really think the title is misleading. Like "Russia vs Muslims" sounds like Russia was fighting the entire Islamic world.
They were fighting the entire islamic world
Russia was on an active crusade for centuries
Excellent comment. Maybe something like the Lions of the Caucasus Confront Imperial Russia?
@@j.d.snyder4466 ?? Kuban's kazaks confront germans Romanovs?
@@j.d.snyder4466 dagestan's buddits confront old ortodox kazaks??
To be honest i like how muslims were written in the classic russian literature
There are so many Serbian generals in Russian army during Napoleonic wars.
And so many Poles on the Caucasian side.
I know only one.
@@mukunku-c6k There is one mentione in this video. There is Михаил Андрејевић Милорадовић and 5-6 more that I know...
@@joksimradovic4040 i know about Miloradovich by the way he played big role in the surpressing Senate square uprising, he was wounded to death there if i am not wrong.
@@WoodsLesnik Polacks always on the losing side
One of the best docs i have seen in a long time.Love the art work and music.I did recognize mt.Zermatt which is quite distant from Dagestan.Bravo for your work in producing this.
I am Mexican American. The majority of my background is a genuine product of the mixture between Spaniards and Native Americans… (55% Spaniard/40% Native American).
However, I tested up to 4% North Caucasian DNA. Particularly of the Circassian and Ossetian people. Does anyone know how a Mexican could end up with this blood? Does it come from the Iranic Alans? I know they settled in Spain…
Any info is appreciated!
4% seems high for an early medieval migration. Sounds like you need to do more ancestry research.
@@ThatHabsburgMapGuy I have.
The only way this survives is if my Spanish ancestors reproduced with other Spaniards who had this DNA therefore reinforcing it. For example, my North African survived; I’ve traced lineages back to Andalusia. I had Converso ancestors who went through the inquisition and I descend from a conquistador who was half Jewish. I had ancestral Jewish uncles who were burned in Auto De Fe’s on the Canary Islands…
However, my Jewish ancestry didn’t make it. As time went on, My conquistador Great Grandfather’s descendants ended up reproducing with non Jewish Spaniards, therefore diluting and washing out the DNA over the centuries. It is possible to not inherit any DNA from ancestors so long as they don’t reproduce with others that have it. I believe you inherit up to 10 generations back.
For example, I also have 2% North African. Many Mexicans have this heritage from the Spaniards and their mixes. So long that a Mexican reproduced with another Mexican that has that blood, it gets “reinforced”. So for example my 2% could be reinforced if I reproduce with a Mexican woman or Latina woman who has North African.
My Spanish and Native American DNA has remained strong, steady and consistent since the 1500s. Meaning the Hispanics that were reproducing throughout those years were predominantly Spaniard/Native American
It probably comes from a similar ancestor back when we were hunter gatherers. Let’s not forget the people crossing the Bering Strait from Siberia to inhabit north and South America
@@bobstencil9888 I am a Native American that accepts the Bering Straight Theory. And it’s not even about accepting, it’s about understanding. Siberia is our Great Grandmother.
@@thearyamehrrf6886 exactly, and look at how many beautiful, distinct cultures came from it 👍
I am from DAGESTAN & CHECHNYA. FREEDOM TO CAUCASUS !!!!!!!!!
When Shamil had given up, Baysangur of Benoa continued to fight until his capture. After a tough battle against the Russians, the Russians had captured Baysangur and had received the death penalty. Russians obliged residents of Dagestan to push away the chair he was standing on during the death sentence. But because Baysangur wanted peace between 2 Caucasian peoples (Chechens and Dagestans) he had pushed the chair away from himself and committed a great sin as a believer (suicide). A very prominent, fierce and fearless figure of that period.
Chechen be telling this stories no one believes
A good Chechen fairy tale . There is no need to guess here you are a Chechen you really like to praise yourself it does not paint you
@@ИмамАбакаров-т2о We got a hater over here. I'm giving facts.
@@gatti707 Prove your facts . If you're not a clown
@@ИмамАбакаров-т2оты обычный лживый сулай ! Не чего нового !
Thank you for this. I am Japanese, German, Chinese, Italian and Russian (my grandpa is Chechen but I say Russian because nobody knows what Chechen is). He was Muslim. I don’t know anything about Chechens and growing up here in Southern California my grandpa’s friends were Middle Eastern or Russian Muslims who unfortunately didn’t teach me anything. Now as a 32-year-old adult I’m teaching myself.
Great content and amazing storytelling within a solid historical framework!
Much appreciated!
Very comprehensive, thanks!
See you in 1839, Shamil fled to the Chechens with one fellow traveler. He fled precisely to Boysangur. It was under the proteges of Boysangur and Jobi-Solta-Murad and with the consent of the spiritual leader of Chechnya Tashov-Khadzhi Sayasansky (Kumyk by nationality), at the Chechen Mekhk-Kkhelle (parliament), Shamil was elected Imam of Chechnya. From time immemorial, the Chechens had a strict tradition of not choosing rulers from among themselves, in order to prevent the advantage of one clan over another.
Shamil’s first decree, oddly enough, was directed specifically against the Dagestanis. The decree read: if a Dagestani is not on the path of Gazavat, then his property is halal for the belligerents.
After the brilliant victories won by the Chechens over the colonialists, Avaria joined Chechnya. As always happens with Caucasians, successes turned Shamil’s head. Having forgotten his previous grievances, Shamil began to surround himself with naibs from among the Dagestanis. The Chechens, who were the main donor in the Caucasian War, were ripening alienation in Shamil’s policy. The last patience came when Shamil announced at the Majalis that his son would become his successor. After this, Shamil’s power began to rapidly melt away. Shamil vainly appealed to the Chechens to continue Gazavat, but the Chechens no longer heard him.
The Chechens gave Shamil the opportunity to leave in peace. Having entrusted the defense of Vedeno to the Andians and Avars, Shamil, plunging all his property (books and jewelry) under the silent gaze of the Chechens, freely left for Dagestan. Vedeno was taken by the first attack; only 2 soldiers were killed among the Russians. Not finding the slightest support in Dagestan, he moved further and further. Every day his naibs fled to the Russians and they already acted as guides for the Russians in the pursuit of Shamil. The Chechens silently allowed Shamil to leave in peace. The Dagestanis not only did not help him at this difficult moment, but, on the contrary, robbed his caravan that was carrying treasures, despite the fact that the Chechens let him through unhindered
IMAM SHAMIL fought for 24 years and 10 months. His sister, so that her body would not be touched by the Russians, threw herself off a cliff and died. He gave one of his sons to the Russians to save his soldiers; after many years he returned and died in Dagestan. Dozens of Avar villages in Dagestan were burned for their obscurity. Another son, after the end of the war in Dagestan, moved to Turkey and became the head of the Dagestan regiment in Turkey. Truly, this is a legendary person. May Allah forgive his sins.
you are a real liar. in the book of Imam Shamil’s personal scribe, Muhammad Tahir Al Karahi, there are essays from those times. You don’t see a log in your own eye, but you notice a speck in someone else’s eye
@@zhelezyakaaaон умер когда поехал в хадж в Мекке и там же похоронен
i have chechen friend , he told me a lot , he said that real hero is Putin and Ramzan Kadyrov , and Shamil is traitor because chechnya wanted to be part if russia and Shamil didnt let them
The name of chechen leader Baysangoor at UNO:
ruclips.net/video/B4vSocpB9no/видео.htmlsi=1UQjsUDnhF9L6pn3
15 % of my Ancestry is North Caucasus (Georgian,Circassian,Chechen, Dagestani and I learned about the History of these brave warriors through Russian Literature. I’m not Muslim, but I still feel a sense of pride in having some of the same blood as these Tribesman.
This narrator's speech cadence and voice very pleasing and clear. Thanks 😊
Thank you plenty!
Nice presentation! Music, images plus information.
I am a geneticist and one thing I find extremely curious is chechens resemble more closer to french and germans then russians or turks ......
Shave the beards and you cant tell the difference between germans or french ..... Blows my mind.
Then you get into the DNA and it's even crazier!!!!
People did not believe i was muslim because i looked like a native german
@@Balkanovic10 I know right 👍 buuuuut religion has no racial relation strictly speaking from a scientific outlook..... Being white and Muslim in a world of Christians make Chechens the odd ball of the family.
For example there are Japanese Muslims not many but you get the idea.
If you are Chechen and look German this would only go to show how evident genetic migration is in human history.
If you look at the caucuses you see a smorgasbord the different genetic tracers that you find in other European DNA ...
@@Balkanovic10Are you Bosnian?
Love the paintings in this video!
Glad you like them, they take me a while to find!
Wow what a great piece of history
IMAM SHAMIL fought for 24 years and 10 months. His sister, so that her body would not be touched by the Russians, threw herself off a cliff and died. He gave one of his sons to the Russians to save his soldiers; after many years he returned and died in Dagestan. Dozens of Avar villages in Dagestan were burned for their obscurity. Another son, after the end of the war in Dagestan, moved to Turkey and became the head of the Dagestan regiment in Turkey. Truly, this is a legendary person. May Allah forgive his sins.
when circassians, ingush, chechens, lezgins and laks become unified, they will reclaim their territories and free themselves from their shackles
but as long as they are divided, no freedom will be possible
That's so true. As an Arab, I feel you.Same issue ; divided we die together we conquer
@hsjshdnjsjsm2830 you should open a history book for the first time of the history ,it will not hurt you ,it'll keep you from humiliating yourself further by s****** up to the Russians
That was a well made documentary with an great story of heroic leaders. What was the Tolstoy novel you refer to but only show the title in Russian. Is this one of the untranslated works?
Hadji Murad. And thank you!
No, it has been translated to many languages.
Very good doc 💯
Thank you for amazing video. 👏
I wrote my thesis on the Caucasian War, namely the war in the North-Eastern Caucasus. And the most interesting thing is the constant metamorphosis of the perception of the Caucasian war. What is the strangest, most objective of all, Russian society perceived Shamil in tsarist times, at the end of the 19th century, without taking into account the class component. And the Marxists saw the Caucasian War most correctly. They clearly saw that in addition to the struggle of the feudal lords, the clergy and the Russian military administration, there was a huge class movement of the peasantry.
Chechens Dagestans Ingush ppl Brave ppl much love and respect from Somalia 🇸🇴
No mention of Ushurma?
You're right..its a western propaganda..for political reasons the west always denied Imam Mansour's Chechen roots..they don't want a great hero like him who united the Caucuses nations under the right banner to be mentioned anywhere..they even claim he's Italian not Chechen 😏
Imamate’s entire success was based on Chechens.
Really? You should get better acquainted with the History of Imamat Shamil and the Caucasian War.
Don’t spread nationalism. This ummah is already divided into hell.
@@ambatucoom not nationalism just facts. all the major battles and victories were in chechnya, most of the fighters were chechen. muslims nowadays throwing around the word "nationalism" like its nothing.
@@user-fw4uh7ob2s Stop LIE!!! You are spreading nationalism with your lies, swagger and hypocrisy.
@@user-fw4uh7ob2s there are archival documents, namely the data that was transmitted by one of the first Chechen naibs of the defectors, Chechen Yusup Haji Safarov, where it is indicated that the Avars made up more than 70% of the soldiers of the Imamat, from 24 Avar regions, and Chechens were about 29% from 9 regions. and the largest number of battles also took place in Dagestan, only 4 major battles in Chechnya are known.
I have said it many times the Chechens, Dagestanies etc are Lions. They have fought fiercely against absolutely overwhelming odds.
You people are annoying. Not all of Dagestan fought the Russians. That’s like saying the world was Nazi because of Nazi Germany in WW2. Like no
@@againstviralmisinformation510 They don't want to beIieve that. They care onIy about narrative, history is Ieast important 😂
@Broskisnowski exactly the argument that Dagestanis fought the Russians doesn’t make sense thanks for proving my point
@@nerzhul2455 exactly lol
whith Iran×Turcey×Britaine armys(ooh! it's many soldiers!!)
there did you get your sources? what pagan chechens are you talking about?! chechens being muslims were on the edge of fighting with russian before dagestanian imams under sheikh Ushurma Mansour! imam Mansour united all caucases people in 18 century
During Shamil's surrender, his Chechen commanders Baysangur from Benoi, Uma Duyev and Atabi Atayev along with their respective units refused to surrender, broke through & escaped the Russian encirclement & raised a new uprising in Chechnya. In June of the same year Baysangur's men defeated the Russian Ossetian Muslim Major-General Musa Kundukhov in combat near the town Fachu. Atabi Atayev's rebels thwarted attempts to strengthen the forces of Russian commander Nikolay Yevdokimov, and Duyev's forces freed the villages of the Argun Gorge from Russian control. The total strength of the rebel forces at that time reached 1,500. In November, they fought against eight hundred cossacks, 9 infantry battalions, and four rifle companies.
Eventually they were crushed in Benoi.
@@Halid175 It's not a lie & it's very well documented and a generally acknowledged fact that Shaamil gave up, while his Chechen units still continued to fight and broke the Encirclement
Cope you fanboy
@@Halid175 Chechens first were reasonable & realistic & went for a peaceful integration into the Russian empire, knowing that they could not win in the Long run But then Those radical Avar Imam's with their wild ambitions of an Islamic state ruined it for the Chechens by convincing them with religious speeches & exploiting them & their warriors for their own ambitions // Those Imams were literally carried By Chechen warriors, Because they found no support from their own Avar population at first, On top that, Chechnya was on the fore front of Russia's Imperial destruction, it's the Chechen people that suffered the most from this war,
But When eventually it came to a point where the Avar population was about to receive the Russian answer, What did Imam Shaamil do ??? HE SURRENDERED
Didn't mind waging a Jihad at the cost of Chechen lives, But when his own people were at risk, he simply threw in the white flag and became part of the Russian empire
This is why you should never trust religious preachers, they are just gonna exploit you and then sell you out the moment their own skin is at risk
as a matter of fact the remaining Chechen units, Murids & Naibs that had aided Shaamil still continued to fight the Russians after Shaamils Surrender, That's how weak hearted Shaamil is, He didn't go all the way, He was selfish & just like those other Imams before him
the Chechens should've just ignored them and left them to fend on their own instead of being at their vanguard
@@Halid175 On May 8, 1860, Baysangur and former naibs of Shamil Uma Duyev and Atabi Atayev raised a new uprising in Chechnya. In June of the same year Baysangur's men defeated the Russian Ossetian Muslim Major-General Musa Kundukhov in combat near the town Fachu. Atabi Atayev's rebels thwarted attempts to strengthen the forces of Russian commander Nikolay Yevdokimov, and Duyev's forcesfreed the villages of the Argun Gorge from Russian control. The total strength of the rebel forces at that time reached 1,500. In November, they fought against eight hundred cossacks, 9 infantry battalions, and four rifle companies.
Baysangur's zeal and courage was noted by Imam Shamil in the diary of his bailiff Colonel A. I. Runovsky:[7]
After a good dinner, when the younger members of the imam's large family left the dining room, the eldest of Shamil's sons, Gazi-Muhammad, who had recently returned from Temir-Khan-Shura, began to tell the latest news from the Caucasus. At the end of the conversation, Gazi-Muhammad mentioned a small episode related to the indomitable Chechen naib Baysangur from Benoi, who, even after the surrender of Imam Shamil, did not stop resistance and did not lay down his arms, continuing the fight along with his other brothers in arms, now former Chechen naibs of Shamil - Uma Duyev and Atabi Atayev.
Adjutant wing Colonel Chertkov sent negotiators on behalf of the Russian command to Baysangur with a proposal to surrender, - said Gazi-Muhammad. Baysangur met the negotiators in the woods near the old cemetery. In response to a tempting offer to save his life, the one-eyed, one-armed and one-legged sixty-six-year-old warrior pointed to the nearest graves in the cemetery and said with a grin: "Talk to them about your case - they will hear you better than me."
Shamil, who was attentively listening to his son's story, said thoughtfully: "Yes, this is such a person, I know him well, he would never change his word ..." For a moment, the former imam thought he heard the howling of wolves from the very depths of the dense Chechen forests. And as if shaking off this obsession, he resolutely added: "But, however, he wants nothing more than to die fighting against the infidels."
- Andrey Zakharovich Runovskiy, Diary of Colonel Runovsky
@@Halid175 That was Shaamil's own fault for exploiting the Chechens and using scorch earth tactics on their territory and letting them bare the brunt of the Russian destruction
He exploited the very people that were crucial to the establishment of his Imamate to begin with and when their numbers started to lower and defect to the Russian side, his imamate fell apart & when his own people were at risk, he surrendered While Baysangur did not and Fought on
@@Halid175 On May 8, 1860, Baysangur and former naibs of Shamil Uma Duyev and Atabi Atayev raised a new uprising in Chechnya. In June of the same year Baysangur's men defeated the Russian Ossetian Muslim Major-General Musa Kundukhov in combat near the town Fachu. Atabi Atayev's rebels thwarted attempts to strengthen the forces of Russian commander Nikolay Yevdokimov, and Duyev's forcesfreed the villages of the Argun Gorge from Russian control. The total strength of the rebel forces at that time reached 1,500. In November, they fought against eight hundred cossacks, 9 infantry battalions, and four rifle companies.
It’s too often overlooked that Russia not only was every bit as much a European colonial empire as Britain, France, Spain and so forth, but unlike those empires, it never really decolonized. The breakup of the Soviet Union was a partial decolonization, but most of Russia’s empire has remained intact, as has its colonialist, chauvinist mentality. That’s why Putin called the USSR collapse “the greatest geopolitical catastrophe of the 20th century” and is now waging a war to try and reconquer Ukraine.
The conquistadors of the Nordic Russian people were the tanned Mediterraneans ( tatars) and also Asians ( Genghis khan)
Likewise, the US hasn't yet decolonised and has persued a foreign policy of world hegemony / unipolarity.
Break up of ussr was a decoration by Moscow. In reality Moscow continue controlling this countries with marionettes by soviet style, include Ukraine. Naive west believe Russia become normal country but it was naive and stupid
Clown, the laws were the same like in other pars of russia! And yes, russian territories were attaced, the people were enslaverde and murdered in the name of islam!
They need women after all earth money tree grow under their finger tips. Russia is winner? No ultimate power is farm lands and females!!
Superb zaberdest video love Chechnya greetings and love from Pakistan 🇵🇰❤️🇵🇰
before Imam Shamil, there was also the first imam of the Caucasus, Sheikh Mansur, your story is not complete
there were a lot , i guess Shamil is the biggest one because he was fighting 35 years , unlike others like Mansur (6 years)
Them Dagestan mfers are just like the natives lol mfers got crazy ass blood and fights in them
Автор черкесы самые пострадавшие в войнах против росс империи , чеченецы тоже немало пострадали , а дагестанцы всегда были лояльны врагу, даже и Шамиля выгнали с дагестана, изучи историю подробно и тогда только делай ролики про кавказ
Ты че несешь вообще.аварцы траву ели и аварские женщины с гор сбрасывались потому что знали что с ними будет если руские выйграют лояльны гит .на ахульго че было да в чечне ьыло много боев но потому что там и столица была имамата
Beautiful video and u remind me about my warrior culture that i come from
who would win in a fight Khabib or Imam Shamil?
one look from imam shamil and khabib puts himself in a triangle immediately
With or without Sword??
Me
Are you serious?😂
@Rus_and_NATO_SlayerHe is actually a wrestler and really good at that too.
Greetings from Dagestan Caucasus Mountain Republic 😊
🤮🤮🤮🤮
@@WARLORDDOMче ущемился?
Very educational indeed. Is there any other part witch tells us about the Ottoman and Persian conquests in this area? Or it is only about the Russian colonialism ? Just asking
Whar is"russian colonialism"?
This is not Russian colonialism , it is not colonialism at all.
@@satan7710 то что можно европе и сша, непозволительно делать никому. 😝😝😝😝😝😝 тем более России.
Greetings from Dagestan 👋😊
Dagestan is a very nice part of Russia
Smesh
You should do more videos about baysangur and mansur
Ахахаха братья соседи которые считают что имам Шамиль был предателем , на том свете увидите ….
Brother story of Imamate started not from Gazi Muhammad it started from Sheikh Mansur and with Shamil Imamate ended. So you are telling history of late Imamate
there was no Imamate with Mansur , Mansur was separated but he led many nations , Ghazi Muhamed was the one founded imamate
Shamil is the Imam of Chechnya and Dagestan, because the Chechens appointed him as commander and forced Dagestan to submit to him.
Dear God, please give me strength not to jump out the window when I read so many comments from idiots who say that Dagestan is Russia and the Dagestanis are happy that they were occupied by Russians.
Im happy the fundemental islamist terrorists are being oppressed, though I suppose when they are independant they elect authoritarians that oppress the people like the rest of the islamic world so I suppose it doesn't really matter.
Its how it goes, they were weak they were absorbed. Its what happened all over. You think the US was the US? Some poor fools had to be killed for it to become the US. Russia is no different. Heck my own country is no different, our history is full of wars of conquest. WE exist today coz someone united us..... by force :)
You claimed at 00:40 "Even though the Tsar's forces had defeated the traditional powers of the area..." in reference to the Caucuses...
At 00:01:20 you stated the Dagestanis and Chechnyans "United to deal with an aggressive, outside power." You could have said the same of Christan Dagestanis in the 12th century against the Ottomon invasion of Russia.
Islam was by no means a "traditional" faith of Slavic/Baltic Russia, or, as with Dagestan, any culture between the Baltic and Caspian Seas.
Remember, you don't want to promote revisionist history. The "traditional" faiths in the Biblical sense, was Orthodox Christianity, spreading through Armenia and the neighboring Caucuses in the middle 4th century after the rise of Constantine the Great (or far earlier).
Granted, these culture followed polytheistic models and Zoroastrianism before Christian conversion, which, unlike Islam, was not dine through war, rather, through missionary work. Hence why the Orthodox Church has so many martyrs.
When the Romanovs took their turn, as butchers, in their colonial minds, they were expelling an anti Christian effect that dated roughly to the 12th century.
The tsars sought to reverse continued jihadist colonialization - which had initially failed in Armenia, Yugoslavia, and most of Russia, but succeeded in smaller "states" such as Albania, Dagestan, Uzbek, etc., regions previously Christian from thec1st century AD.
A modern version of this design was under Slobodan Milosovich - and ended in a Christian version of the same genocide that Russia first experienced from Islam in the 12th century (two evils do not make one good act, of course).
Remember outside of references to Ishmaelites and Hagar, the rise of the armies of Islam and their Fatwa/World Jihad, wasn't until the 7th century.
Anyway, I enjoy the channel, but even as a Muslim, you might want to term your narrative to history, or it won't be taken seriously.
Also, Anericans tend to get very confused with history, so your fans are probably like me, history fanatics, Orthodox, or Islamic learners.
Thank you for reading.
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Trivia: Did you know that Shamil Zavurov, Khabib Nurmagumadov's cousin use the moniker "Lion of Dagestan" during his MMA career from 2004 - 2021.
May Allah reward you
Thank you for video
I was expecting that there would be at least mentioned Sheikh Mansur
And about the letter for "chechen pagans' ....
It creates a feeling in the viewer that Chechens was pagans at times imam Shamil which is totally wrong
What is important to understand about the Caucasus and why the Russian Empire conquered South Asia. These people constantly stole Russian people and sold them into slavery. Therefore, the capture of these territories was essential for security and stopping the capture of Russians into slavery. Well, then when it was already captured. The empire simply had to expand and there were plans to capture Persia, Afghanistan in order to reach India and have a trade route to the Indian Ocean. But in the end, the Russian Empire was destroyed during the First World War and we did not see these seizures. Who knows what history would have been like if Russia had somehow survived the First World War. The worst thing about empires is that the emperor will send you to wars in different parts of the world just to capture a new land and so that the emperor and his friends become richer when you, like an ordinary Russian, British, French, just die on some godforsaken land. I hope that Putin's empire will end and the Russians will be able to do more attractive and kinder things than trying to seize territories.
Nothing like that. This is an eternal lie and just an excuse for Muscovites to attack their neighbors. Until now, their hosts inspires them that the whole world is hostile and plots against them. For example, the fact that little Ukraine is preparing an attack. Muscovites are the worst of people. As soon as they open their mouths, they are already lying.
Don't believe a word they say. Russia is a cancerous tumor on the body of the earth.
@@duburlann hello slave trader, how ru doing
Source : trust me bro
@@gigamoga3976and trust him you should although it was the Crimean Tatars and the Nogais that sold not only Russians but Ukrainians and poles as slaves to the ottomans.
@@againstviralmisinformation510you know how difficult and expensive treks to mountainous areas are and what enormous damage they can cause😂, and besides, you yourself said that many other nations were also involved in kidnappings, but why didn’t they receive such attention? Your words are funny😂, in those days there was a lot of violence, there was cruelty everywhere and you want to say that because of ordinary kidnappings began military operations 😂. I'm not a historian, but I can think logically
Obviously, this channel is false! Because not in the 18th century, but in the 16th century, (during the beginning of the Islamization of the Caucasus) after Ivan IV's marriage to the Princess of Kabarda, the daughter of Prince Kabarda, Russian Cossacks were sent from Tsar Ivan to Prince Kabarda to help Kabarda resist the expansion of the Ottomans and Persia into the Caucasus. So the Russians began to build their first military settlements in the Caucasus in the 16th century (not in the 18th century). So, the lie of this video in the false Anglo-Saxon formulation of the wars in the Caucasus, which are called here the Russian Caucasian wars, but which were actually the Russian-Turkish and Russian-Persian wars.
Didn't Putin basically commit a RIDICULOUSLY well known and transparent false flag bombing on the Chechnyan folk? I seem to be remembering something along these lines.
Im not being deliberately obtuse, im just honestly tired AF and this isn't my specific wheelhouse as a 15W Drone Op, but I have every reason to believe he absolutely did order it, for multiple reasons.
1. He had communicated at MANY different points in time over long periods that he wanted a reunited USSR. It's his raison d'etre, after all.
2. He is former FSB, and was reputedly and ON RECORD as being extremely ruthless and willing to cross ANY line in order to achieve his goal. In other words, the ends always justified the means for him.
3. His entire modus operandi aligns perfectly with this sort of subterfuge (false flags/"dirty" war tactics). Again, FSB and "the ends always justify the means" as a driving feature of his personality.
4. He had nothing to lose and quite literally everything to gain, given the time period, its extremely unlikely that he would have ever even been outed or exposed for the disgusting fucking decision to bomb that place, but anyone in the intel community, amateur or not, would know that. It's part and parcel of being in the FSB in the first place. e.g. "Wetworks" or "Shadow Ops". They do not get exposed to the public eye or court of public opinion, especially given how easily stifled any whistleblower can be, made MUCH worse by the fact this happened in Russia.
Wikipedia has a write up on the “1999 Russian Apartment Bombings”
Bro you haven’t seen shit and are cherry picking… Putin said “who ever was happy about the collapse of the Soviet Union, has no heart; and whoever wants to recreate the USSR has no brain”
Nice video. Do you know where I can obtain a complete list of all Caucasus tribe names? Thanks
If you're interested, I'll try to write the names of the Caucasian tribes. let me know
@@floki_vilgerdarson That would be great. Thank you
Ottomans should and could destabilise caucasus by helping chechens and circusians. This would couterbalance Russian provocation in Balkans.
they fought them 1 to 1000 for over 100 years, and even won on many occasions.
if it hadn't been for the help the europeans gave the russians during the last 2 chechen wars, chechnya could have been free today.
it's not like the dagestanians, indefectible allies of the russians.
@卐 طالبان زنده باد 卐 [Leader of KHORASANISM] That is why they should promote chechen fighters.
Ottomans were on their last legs.. But Constantinople may have been liberated then, so yes.. they definitely should have helped…
The ottomans the same as the Russians
And today Chechens are helping secure Russia’s most vulnerable border against the influence of a hostile military alliance. Got to love how things change throughout history. Russia was Chechnya’s worst enemy
Chechens sold out their independence during the Second Chechen War.
I mean that is often the Case when conquered people are under foreign rulership for more generations. Just look at the Cossacks, They were once also the most revolting group withing the Russian sphere but then at one point the turn it all around and basicly became the force that crushed every other revolt against the Czar. Same thing with the Hungarians within Austria-Hungaria, in exchange for some privilliges for their people they formed very loyal military groups, not every generation wants to sacrifice everyone and everything in revolts instead they usually aspire for a better live within the new system at some point.
The Slavs, at first, raided Rome, robbed it, terrified it, but then they began to fight on its side (on the side of the Byzantine empire) and actively bargain, as a result of which the first Slavic states appeared.
The Russians themselves constantly experienced raids from the south (before the invasion of the Mongols). These were the Pechenegs, and then the Polovtsians. Naturally, in the future it was necessary to pursue a policy aimed at reducing these cases: either destroy them or take over. The second option was chosen.
If your country has many land borders with others, then it is better to find a way to reconcile or suppress.
@@denniseggert211 they're no longer Cossacks. They consider themselves Cossacks, but they are not Cossacks. The real modern Cossacks are the so-called "thieves in law" (they are the cultural heirs of Arianism and Cossack life), but they are already a little different from what they used to be.
@@denniseggert211 it hasn't been generations for Chechens. It's been 1 max. They sold out within a generation as Shamil Basayev and Dudayev were sold out by Kadyrov.
the dude literally did the same thing to napoleon and he didnt think about it thirty years later? like, dude literally fell for his own trap in that sense. military brilliance on imam's part
Ingush historian Albogachieva about the Ingush levirate p. 206-Speaking about SR, one cannot ignore ancient customs, such as levirate - nus yukhaerzaer (when the widow of the deceased marries one of his brothers or close relatives) and sororate - yisha yukhaerzaer (when A widower marries his sisterdeceased wife) [Gadzhieva 1967: 27].in Ingush society back in the 19th century. Similar marriages existed. B.K.Dalgat wrote about it this way: “When his wife dies, a widower can marry the sister of his deceased wife, so that she can better look after the children, because another stepmother would treat them badly; For the sake of the children left by his brother, a brother can marry his brother’s wife (in the past this happened more often than now..
Where is Iran in this story?
Check out my video on ‘How Iran Lost The Caucusus’, that acts a prelude to this conflict.
There is an Iranian ethnic group in the Caucasus the Alans/Irons the direct descendants of the Scythians and Sarmatians/Asi of Eastern Europe who influenced the Caucasian tribes in the past. Too Bad the Alans/Irons or Ossetians today are a tiny Russian republic with less then 1 million population.
Byzantium was colonized by the Greeks from Megara in 657 BC, and remained primarily Greek-speaking until its conquest by the Ottoman Empire in AD 1453.
Any one can look up the ancient Anatolian Kingdom of Pontus, Greeks from the Black sea. It's pretty underrated in this video.
Mithridates VI, who proved to be as formidable a foe to Rome as Hannibal. Mithridates VI, [ Rome's deadliest enemy ].
He has been called the greatest ruler of the Kingdom of Pontus. He cultivated an immunity to poisons by regularly ingesting sub-lethal doses; this practice, now called mithridatism, is named after him. After his death, he became known as Mithridates the Great.
There were Greek settlements in the Black Sea, there are about 70 to 90 colonies.
King Mithridates spoke over 20 Languages collected great libraries knowledge art and technology. King Mithridates also wrote books will known as the Poison king.
King Mithridates may have designed the first computer called Antikythera mechanism. One of King Mithridates wife's was an Amazonian woman who rode into battle on horseback and many Romans met their fate by her sword, indeed. Known to have killed off the Roman general Manious acquiesce by pouring molten gold down his throat mimicked years later with others.
What an honourable death Imam Shamil got, in the holy city of Medinatul Munawara
How many Khabib fans here?
Or Khamzat ones!
Tolstoy writes well about beneficent Russian expansion into Muslim Caucasus.
Freedom for Dagestan and everyone suffering under the Muscovite boot.
@Rus_and_NATO_Slayermostly the Chechens actually and the Salafist in Dagestan. The vast majority have not and in fact fought along side Russia. 5000 dagestanis does not represent 3.1 million Dagestanis
@Rus_and_NATO_Slayer they represent the vast majority. Independence movements exist nearly every where in the world but you don’t see Russians making videos on the independence of Puerto Rico
In the Caucasus War, the Chechens made up the majority of Chamil's warriors, started fighting the Russians long before Chamil and continued to fight even after Chamil and the Dagestanis had betrayed the Chechens.
Their cooperation with the Russians throughout Russia's history has enabled them to expand their territories.
When the Bolsheviks revolted, the Dagestanis immediately joined the Russian forces, but the Chechens fought them.
when deported, they gladly took the Chechen territories without regret.
Even during the last two wars, the Dagestanis can be seen helping the Russian army by giving them food and wishing them luck.
the majority of uprisings took place in dagestan? HA!
Don't spread your fairy tales about unicorns and Dagestani resistance.
@卐 طالبان زنده باد 卐 [Leader of KHORASANISM] of course yes
@卐 طالبان زنده باد 卐 [Leader of KHORASANISM]
" Insurgency in North Caucasus mostly happening in Dagestan"
I copied and pasted it
what does it mean to you? as far as i understand it, it means that the people who fought the most against the russians in the caucasus ocupation forces were the dagestanis when it's not true (they were a minority during the caucasus war and all the movements and revolts since then have been from what was left of the tchetchene territory)
If what you said was true, it would have been the Dagestani, not the Chechens, who were deported.
Even Shamil was feared by the Russians, for he stood up. Sadly, the Ottoman Empire betrayed him in the end and thus he was forced to give up the struggle.
May the Kavkaz be free again.
Great video, but you need some maps.
Thanks and I couldn’t agree more, working on that now!
Avars, the ancient people who conquered this region.
Though as usual marred by the Crusader's myopia, the book Sabres of paradise by Lesley Blanch is a good work on Imam Shamyl.
They conquered a shit. They were persian slave traders.... The russians gave them 90% of the land for their support.
Чеченцы присоединили Аварию к имамату.
what a bullshit. Avars didnt conquer a shit.
Before Russia people of Caucasus suffered from invasion by Turkic invaders starting from Timur and until shah nadir. They invaded and attacked every region, exterminating villages and expending slave trade. All of them was forced to islamize at the edge of the sword. Small groups of kabardins preserved Christian religion up until days.
Furthermore, all these abuses by proselytizing invaders kept local population lucked out from further progress and kept them practically on medieval levels of development. They became sources for slave soldiers or beautiful girls for the overseas warlords which was more humiliating for highlanders than any other form of oppression
What does NJIT mean? Please.
@Afghan Lion hahahaha ?? What did you find funny?
@Soldier_of_the_companions you live under the rock in some bizarre mesmerized world. Get your head out of your a.. and read. What I sad maybe not flattering for your world view but it is historical facts
Absolutely false. If you knew any thing about Islam you would know that it is forbidden to compel anyone into Islam. Its a western trope that has been debunked many times over but i don’t think youve done your homework. Better luck next time.
U.B. also reports about the closeness of the Ingush and Ossetians. Dalgat: “Friendly Ossetians also lived on the land of the Dzherakhites. This closeness with the Ossetians and constant relations with Georgia, undoubtedly, were the reason for the Ingush to borrow many customs and culture of Georgians and Ossetians” (68, p. 15). about the Ossetian influence on the Ingush language was also pointed out by A.N. Genko (237, pp. 171-172).
The influence of the Ossetians on the Ingush, in particular the Dzherakhites, was so deep and comprehensive that written sources of the first half of the 19th century sometimes directly classified the latter as an “Ossetian tribe” (111, p. 22). It is a well-known fact that Ingush and Ossetians live together in the Dzheirakh Gorge. “So, no later than the 90s of the 18th century, representatives of the Ossetian family of the Slonovs (Dudarovs) settled in the Dzheirakh GorgeThe Ossetian Gushaevs had relatives in the Ingush village of Furtuog (there was a strong tradition of marriage between the Ingush village of Furtuog and the Ossetian Chmi). According to legend, the Ingush surnames of the Khamatkhanovs and Tsurovs originate from the Ossetians of the village of Tmenikau in the Dargavsky Gorge. In 1816, in the lower reaches of the Armkhi there were five settlements, in which there were 37 households and 185 residents descended from Ossetians" (48, p. 145)
Ossetian origin of Ingush surnames: Plievs, Kaloevs, Gagievs, Gaitovs, Gardanovs, Tsurovs, Khamatkhanovs, Khutievs, Tseloevs, Dudarovs, Yandievs, Almazovs, etc.
Please make a video about Gilaks and Tabaristan we are very unknown
Russian Did cucusian genocide
Imam Shamil the sufi Sheikh, may Allah ta'ala reward him and bless him and the other sufia who protected their brethren. Ameen!
Ameen but sadly modern day Sufya ulema and shayookh are anti jihad
nah
Sufi - 🤡🧠🤏
About the Georgian origin of the Malsagov surname. This is what A.I. writes about this. Shavkhelishvili: “As for the Malsagovs living in Ingushetia, who, according to Ingush legend, are the founders of “Dzaug” (on the site of the modern city of Ordzhonikidze), then they represent a branch of the Georgian surname Marsagishvili. The same can be said about the Evloevs and Evkurovs” (231, p. 34).
But “in Ingushetia there are not only individual surnames of Georgian origin, but also entire villages. for example, village residents are considered to be natives of Khevsureti. Shuana in the Dzherakhov Gorge” (138, p. 34). I. Dakhkilgov considers such Ingush surnames as Evloevs, Kortoevs, Malsagovs and Kushtovs to be of Georgian origin (71, p. 117).
The Ingush have surnames with Kabardian, Dagestan, Kalmyk, Nogai and even Russian roots.
The Khairovs, Bazalaevs, Antsadoevs, Agasievs, Avarovs, Shundalievs, Muradovs, Khakievs, Ramazanovs are of Dagestan origin.
“Some of the Felkhans and Arzins still call themselves Shau-Khals and consider themselves descendants of Shamkhal who came from Dagestan” (67, p. 64).
Very interesting...
Russia also conquered many peoples using Alcohol
Drunker nation.
Great history ❤ pleasure
I'd like for you to look up why the "aggressive foreign power" went into the area.
You'll find it was not sheer aggression, but a response to slave raids and calls from regional allies.
Good excuse for invasion and taking over a whole region
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So the Azov Battalion is a fish wife's fairytale. Got ya.
RAIDS ON MOSCOW?))
@@prime6862😂do not pay attention. These are tales of Russian Nazis. when you ask them about these raids they cannot name them. they talk about raids by Caucasians on Russians, but upon detailed study it turns out that the territories on which the attacks were carried out were the former lands of the Caucasians, captured by Tsarist Russia. that is, these were attacks with the aim of recapturing their lands 😂😂😂
Well, yes) Russia expanded its possessions by 20 million square kilometers, only because of raids on caravans)
A significant part of Ingush surnames are of Chechen origin. So, for example, “it is known that such fairly large Ingush families as the Akhrievs, Lyanovs and Borovs come from the Chechen family of the Dyshnians” (54, p56), “The Dartsygovs, Buzurtanovs (Nasyr-Kortovskys) and Khautievs - from the Terlois” (136, p. 23). And such Ingush surnames as the Akhilgovs, Tsitskievs and Dzhambulatovs come from Benoy (218).
according to old-timers, the ancestor of the Ponughoi people (as the inhabitants of Pyaling call themselves) - Chanin Khuchbar moved from the ancient Terloi village of Nikara (A. Suleymanov “Toponymy of Checheno-Ingushetia”, part 2, p. 77).
In addition, “the surname Muzhu-Khoevs is also of Terloev origin. As for the Malsagovs and Heroevs, there is a legend about their Malkhist origin. The Malkhistians still call the heroes Giri-neki” (195, p. 387).
Sigauri believes that “one of the largest modern Ingush surnames, the Malsagovs, according to some sources, originated
Russia never conquered Chechnya just occupied! Chechens never stoped to seek independence even after active war was over rebellions never stoped for example at the time germany attacked ussr in 1941 another large scale rebellion was going on in Chechnya and all mountain districts there not under control of moscow even after chechens there totally exiled to kazakhstan rebellions in 1944 and came back in 1957 there were individuals fighting alone or in small groups last of them was killed in 1976 at age 74 years he was fighting from 1939 till his last day!
Between two empires
A timeless story.
Thry 'conquered' the same way they did elsewhere - as brutal savages with no regard for human life
Like everyone is history lol
As opposed to nobel conquests without killing
@@fuzzboxvoodoo8680like the annexation of Crimea lol
@@pavelvoronin9037 based
Orcs still stuck in medieval times smh
Why you didn’t mention that what Turkeman_chay dagavar actually was??
For guardians of blood purity this will be valuable information:
If you familiarize yourself with Ingush traditions and legends, as well as a collection of Ingush teips and surnames compiled by Shukri Dakhkilgov, you will find that our people are quite confused with other nations.
the largest teip in Ingushetia is Evloi. The Evloevs are considered to come from the Khevsureti of Georgia (the Khevsurs are a mountain tribe that have been at war with the G1alg1ii and Fyappians (Chechens) for centuries). Although some historians consider the Khevsurs to be a mixture of Kartvels and Ingush.
The Bekbuzarovs (Khevsurs who joined Khamkhoy) came to Ingushetia not long ago in the 19th century.
Khautiyevs (Khevsurs)
There is information that Shoankhoy also comes from Khevsureti.
The Malsagovs (Beni) are considered Georgians by origin. The Georgians who drove their herds through Ingushetia stayed with the Malsagovs in Gamurzievo and were considered brothers.
The Khashagulnovs (Kurkievs) are of Adyge origin. Adyge Khash fraternized with Albokhch and now they are considered Leyma. We also find in Dakhkilgov’s collection that the Mutsolgovs (Leimoys) are not of Ingush origin.
Ozdoy, Tumkhoy, Chinkhoy, Chopikashvili are brothers and trace their origins to Mago, who comes from India and Sham. Sham is the homeland of the Semites.
Salgoi said that their ancestors came from Arabia.
The Kozyrevs, Tkhostovs and Gaitovs are natives of Ossetia, ossified Ossetians Ingush.
The Akbievs (Kalimatovs, Mukhievs, Khalmurzievs) come from Kabarda. We joined Kokurkhoy.
According to legend, the ancestor of the Barkinkovs (Barkunsky Kant) was an assistant to the conqueror Tamerlane and was of Turkic origin.
Akhrievs, Lyanovs and Borovs Chechens are considered to be from the Dishni teip.
In Dakhkilgov's collection you will find many surnames that are not of Ingush origin.
Russian armies always prevailed, easy or difficult the failure of our foes is inevitable.
Нет, вас просто всегда использовали в качестве мяса. Ибо никогда ваши правительства вас не жалели, а вы с кайфом были этим мясом. Вас крошили пачками, но вас просто много)
We only fucked you guys I. 99% of the battles. Now your just the next empire that will vanish but we still will be here, like the last few thousand years.
Yeah sure. Prevailed in a way where they lost all their battles despite outnumbering their enemies 10 to 1 eventually winning wars because their enemies run out manpower something russians never lacked as they breed and fight like the bugs they are.
@@rayian536 it was not even the manpower. It was mainly the european weopons. Artillery guns with fast loading mechanism and Rifles gave them the oportunity to play in their numbers games. With muskets and just old canons, it was not that difficult to get into close combat range and tear them apart.
@@schaihmansur8298 I was talking in a broader sense. They also won the great nothern war thanks to what I mentioned above.
Heee.. Show some respect to the history of a the brave nation of Circassia.
Concurring Caucasus by Russians started and took place mainly in Circassia, it was also called Russian-Circassian war which lasted for 101 years, and between 80-97% of this brave nation were massacred
The photos used in this video even are 90% literally Circassian photos.
It would be good if people around the world -- especially in African, Asian and American ex-colonies -- learnt more about that brutal European empire they support. Muscovy is the only remaining European (well, sort of) empire and it has held on to most of its conquests. It has lost its most recent European conquests (those from 1939-1945) and seem to be losing many of its 19th-century conquests. Or so it is to be hoped.
They like Russia because Russia is strong and wont bow down to the US like many other countries do
What country anywhere on earth doesn’t have a brutal history? The European powers have just been most successful. With that being said I am no supporter of colonialism we need to take care of our homelands and we people who have been incessantly sent to die across the globe for the prestige of the wealthy and to plunder resources to keep them wealthy.
Is it not an empire now?
@@viktorias63 Not perhaps exactly a European empire. It's predominantly Asian and allied with other expansionist Asian powers.
@@danhanqvist4237 Russia has not lost anything. They literaly just gained 40 percent of ukraine...
It is invasion, please also talk about what they have done to Circassia and Circassians.
As a Christian I support the Muslims Inshallah may the Moscow patriarch fall
A lot of Christians supported the Muslims. Streets and buildings are named after Caucasians all over Eastern Europe.
As a Christian in America lol 😂
@@againstviralmisinformation510 yes 😛😛😛😜
@@Catholic01 lol yes of course. There is a certain pattern that’s easy to catch on to here in this comment section
@@againstviralmisinformation510 okay ✅