The Rise Of Seljuk Empire | Battle Of Manzikert

The Rise Of Seljuk Empire | Battle Of Manzikert
Join us on a captivating journey through history as we explore the rise of the Seljuk Empire and its monumental clash with the Byzantine Empire at the Battle of Manzikert. Discover how the Seljuks, a formidable nomadic group from Central Asia, established a powerful empire that would change the course of medieval history.
In this video, we delve into the origins of the Seljuk Turks, their expansion into the Middle East, and their strategic conquests. Learn about the key figures and events that shaped the Seljuk Empire's rise to power, including their pivotal victory at the Battle of Manzikert in 1071. This battle not only marked a turning point for the Byzantine Empire but also set the stage for the Crusades and the reshaping of the medieval world.
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[@alexisleon23]

Very peculiar... maps you show... You forgot the G R E E K S...

[@81sonny81]

SELCUK TURKS, They never dressed up like Arabs you should look into the history a bit more

[@CpTnot]

​@erkuttimurpants like shorts or trousers

[@unick2011]

The name is "The rise of Seljuks" but the content of of the story is less objective👎

[@Chroniclesoferas]

Thanks for pointing that out, I'll try to balance it better next time!

[@unick2011]

@@Chroniclesoferas Thanks.

[@volkanaydin7856]

There is Rum village in Hatay city (Türkiye ) today.The old people speak arabic.Rum does not mean Greek.The Turkish-speaking Karamanites in central Anatolia were also known as Rum.They were the continuation of the Pechenegs, the Christian Turks.When the Seljuk Turks came to conquer Anatolia, there were already Turkish-speaking Christian communities living in Anatolia.

[@yja496]

Rum = Greek

[@Chroniclesoferas]

Thanks for pointing that out, I appreciate your engagement!

[@ilijas3041]

Those maps are begging to be mercy-killed, the deformity is just too painful. 😅
AI got a few things right, not many and in no depth whatsoever, but keep prompting bro!

[@Chroniclesoferas]

Thanks for the feedback, I appreciate your honesty!

[@Chroniclesoferas]

Appreciate your comment brother, just after a month i want you to comeback and have a look on what is uploaded at that time i hope you will be surprised and also drop your honest feedback on that also!

[@ilijas3041]

​@Chroniclesoferas I would be happy to do that. Its a super saturated niche you are going into. You will need a lot more, either quality, or creativity to succeed. The moment I notice that, I will be here praising you. I like the attitude you just showed, and I hope you know what you are doing

[@tomyilmaz2580]

The name Byzantine was used later on, The time of great Selcuk empire ,Anatolia was called East Roman Empire. Selcuk Turks used double headed eagle flags not crescent and star.

[@Chroniclesoferas]

I appreciate you adding more information.

[@robertferrick494]

You made a perfectly good video. It is informative yet succinct and accessible to the general public. Alot of the criticisms i see in the comments seem petty and nitpicking. Don't let them discourage you.

[@Chroniclesoferas]

Thank you so much for your kind words and encouragement!

[@bekirbesparmak1104]

Zigetvar, miryakefalon

[@Kuppasy]

There was no Lebanon state then. It was part of Syria

[@Chroniclesoferas]

Added so that viewer could get idea about real day location!

[@alexisleon23]

The Byzantines were GREEKS you know..

[@AnatolianHittite]

Rome conquered Greece and never called themselves greeks.It's not called Byzantium.

[@71oldboy]

There was no such thing as Byzantine…. It was called the Eastern Roman Empire…. The term Byzantine was coined in the 19th century to depict the era where when they began speaking Greek….. you don’t change your ethnicity by changing your language, this isn’t the first time Greeks hijacked other peoples cultures

[@AliAbedalrazek._.]

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