Arab-Khazar Wars Continue - Animated Medieval History
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Kings and Generals animated historical documentary series on the Early Muslim Expansion and Medieval history continues with a video on the beginning of the Arab-Khazar wars, as we discuss the early history of the Khazars in the context of their relationship with the Huns, Bulgars, Byzantines, Sassanids and others, as well as how the Muslim Caliphate and Khazar Khanate became enemies. In this video will talk about the First and Second Arab-Khazar War and the first and second sieges of Balanjar ( • How the Khazars and Ar... ), as well as the battles of Marj Ardabil and Mosul and will tell how the Khazars adopted Judaism, becoming one of the first Jewish kingdoms outside of the Levant.
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no, Judaism[2]
Judaizers
Tengrism
Buddhism
Christianity
Islam
Paganism true is that.
Also seljuks depend on khazar khanate. So possible Anatolian seljuk turks fallow judaism.
You can read " Muhammed bin Cerîr Taberî "
You knows as OGUZ YABGU STATE.
Can you continue on paleo Balkan civilization and make a video about the ancient Illyrians just like you did with the Thracians? Make entire history of Illyrians and what happened to them and how there ancestors are today! If you want.❤
Maslama seems like the kind of guy that would fail to finish his part of the project in time, and then get outraged at you covering for him, by saying you took merit for his job.
You’re winning at life when you can pull that off. I’ve done it a couple times. Powerful feeling when people just let you do it lmao 😂
Dont be dissing my GOAT maslama
@@mildlyinfuriatedbird2557
Khalid was better
@@EM-tx3ly maslama was the GOAT tho
Are khazar kazakh brother?? And why didn't khazar expanded rapidly into flat land of eastern European like atila hunnic empire and gorturk
The link between the Khazars and Judaism is one of the most interesting curiosities in history.
And the most secret one. Why is that?
@@eltk1785its not secret lol thats what conspiracy theorist say. Not to say some conspiracies are not true. But the Khazar one just plain ill intent
That link may have been fully fabricated by medieval rabbis to convince Jews to not convert other religions.
Khazar kazakh brother and why didn't khazar expanded rapidly like hunnic atila
It is interesting. It's understandable why, before genetic testing, some people theorized that they may have had a significant role in the genetic makeup of modern day Ashkinazi Jews. Of course now that we have genetic testing, we know that isn't the case. But it was an odd occurrence.
Umayyads in the 8th century fought a total of 3 different Oghur Turkic entities in 3 different geographies; Khazars in the Caucasus, Danubian Bulgars in Thrace, and White Huns in the Hindu Kush range which are apparently all of their fronts other than Francia
We're the white Huns even Turkic?
@@crzahmed9707 According to the general consensus it's widely accepted that the White Huns were Turkic nomads from the Altai range, while their native language is assumed to be Oghuric, the connection to the Khalaj Turk Shahis leaves an open door for an Arghu theory
... a clan not at the height of the political hierarchy was swift after one century in bactria....The Hephthalites went bactrian.” Originally, “The Hephtalites might have been Oghuric, and certainly came from the Altai” (p. 124). 128.
Daniel T. Potts, (2014), Nomadism in Iran
Meanwhile, regarding the origin of the Hephthalites, the recent most dominant opinion holds that they were Turks.
Lang, T., n.d. Artifact, text, context. p.196.
More recently, it has been argued on the basis of Chinese sources that the Hephthalites were of Turkic origins and later adopted the Bactrian language after settling in Ṭukhāristān.
Haug, R., n.d. The eastern frontier.
The link established by the original Weishu between the Hephtalites and the Gaoju may mean that the Hephtalites were a Turkish tribe and , more precisely , an Oghuric one , as the Gaoju are regarded as inheritors of the old Tiele confederation supposed to be the origin of the various Oghuric tribes .
DE LA VAISSIÈRE, ÉTIENNE. “Is There a ‘Nationality of the Hephtalites’?” Bulletin of the Asia Institute, vol. 17, 2003, pp. 119-32.
Rezakhani, Khodadad (2017). ReOrienting the Sasanians: East Iran in Late Antiquity. Edinburgh University Press. p. 135. ISBN 9781474400305. The suggestion that the Hephthalites were originally of Turkic origin and only later adopted Bactrian as their administrative, and possibly native, language (de la Vaissière 2007: 122) seems to be most prominent at present.
HLA VAISSIÈRE, ÉTIENNE. “Is There a ‘Nationality of the Hephtalites’?” Bulletin of the Asia Institute, vol. 17, 2003, pp. 119-132.
@@crzahmed9707yes White Huns like other Huns were Turkic and Hunnic was an Oghur Turkic language
Don't forget battles at sea against the byzantines on top of that and usually they were in a civil war or putting down rebellions. It basically kept expanding until it imploded.
And the berbers, they last 40 years to conquer north África, only to lost it all in the 740 rebellion.
Another historically depicted masterpiece by Kings and Generals.
That is a very interesting question to ponder, why the Khazar's went to Judaism instead of Islam or Christianity. I believe the reason is like it's said in the video, they wanted to be independent from the other two dominating empires.
Or…. They chose Judaism so they can maintain ties to both while being independent of both at the same time. Or they just were really impressed by the Jews 😂
They wanted to avoid getting into the cultural spheres of the two abrahamic empires but at the same time were also interested in joining the mediterranean civilization and with the Jewish population in Dagestan Judaism became a tailor made option for the circumstances
I think the khagan, wanted a monotheistic religion to unite the khazars people.If they had embrassed islam, they would have to swear allegiance to the calif and be under his authority on the other hand had they chosen Christianity, then they would have submit to the popes. They chose Judaism because it was monotheistic but had no geopolitical central authority.
@@kudraabdulaziz3096wenn die Chasaren das Christentum angenommen hätten. Dan sicher die Orthodoxe Version weil das Zentrum des Orthodoxen Christentums Konstantinopl viel näher lag als Rom mit dem Latainischen Christentum. Wobei man sagen muss dass, das Schisma zwischen Konstantinopl und Rom damals noch nicht so weit fortgeschritten war.
It is not unheard thing. In Bosnia for example being in between eastern Orthodox and western catholic church local people not wanting to become subserviant to either side and also being fed up of being treated as "heretics" by both sides and efforts to bring them to "true faith" they first chose an independent Bosnian church and later with advend of Islam converted to it en masse because they were fed up by both main churches and today you have native European muslims there.
Fun fact, Khazars minted coins identical to the worthier Umayyad Dirhems and only replaced the "Mohammed" engraving with "Moses" and used the fake coins in trades with Vikings :D
worthier?
@@hegantank6495 heavier so worthier
@hegantank6495 he means the coins were heavier aka worth more
Hail Moses!!!! Why don't Turkish support israel then
@@Kimgangze Israel is good for itself not for us so Turkish conservatives neither non religious mostly support them they have minimal political sympathy and economy is in shambles so that made some self reflection in many cases Turks got a country to fix after next general elections
Ever since I encountered this mysterious Jewish empire in a history book I have been fascinated by the Khazars. While I've read a lot of this info in Osprey MAA 522, it's so cool to see it in a video. Thank you so much!
Then for sure you will enjoy the great Roy Casagranda's lectures on RUclips.
two Khazars were carriers of Buryat lineages C-M407. not all Khazars were Turkic-speaking, there were also Mongol elements among them
@@dadlight3783There's zero evidence for any Mongol presence in Western Eurasia prior to the 13th century CE, haplogroups don't mean nothing and Buryats prior to the Mongolization were originally a Turkic tribe to begin with as it's the case with tens of other Mongol tribes
@@nenenindonu stupid joke. Buryat are old north Mongolian tribes
@@dadlight3783 Turkics and mongolics are something like cousin so its normal
This is by far one of the best channels on youtube
Thank you so much for a nice high quality video on the Khazars.
THANKS SO MUCH FOR THIS!!
Amazing video KnG! love this series!
Why did you delete the other video you did about the origins of the khazars?
Too many bigoted comments
Probably not up to their standards anymore
Khazars arę a notoriously problematic topic, probably a new video will be made at some point
@@mioszskrzynski7101 yes I belive you 100% you are 10000% right for sure...
I waited all day to watch this, and definitely wasn't disappointed 😎 Kings and Generals making banger educational content as always.
It's like dessert
Interesting as always!
Thank you for the video from the shores of the Khazar Sea
Every video I watch brings me one step closer to join !! They are all masterpieces !
Nicely done
This channel never fails to impress 🎉🎉
Another fantastic video!
Thanks for the video
Never heard of these wars before.
Fascinating.
This was so well explained. I feel like I understand the history so much better now.
Moses: Hear O Israel, Lord, our God is one.
Jesus: Hear O Israel, Lord, our God is one.
Muhammad: Say: God is One.
Peace, be upon them all.
Great video. Love the new content
سَلي الرِماحَ العَوالي عَن مَعالينا
وَاِستَشهِدي البيضَ هَل خابَ الرَجا فينا
وَسائِلي العُربَ وَالأَتراكَ ما فَعَلَت
في أَرضِ قَبرِ عُبَيدِ اللَهِ أَيدينا
لَمّا سَعَينا فَما رَقَّت عَزائِمُنا
عَمّا نَرومُ وَلا خابَت مَساعينا
يا يَومَ وَقعَةِ زَوراءِ العِراقِ وَقَد
دِنّا الأَعادي كَما كانوا يَدينونا
بِضُمَّرٍ ما رَبَطناها مُسَوَّمَةً
إِلّا لِنَغزو بِها مَن باتَ يَغزونا
وَفِتيَةٍ إِن نَقُل أَصغَوا مَسامِعَهُم
لِقَولِنا أَو دَعَوناهُم أَجابونا
قَومٌ إِذا اِستُخصِموا كانوا فَراعِنَةً
يَوماً وَإِن حُكِّموا كانوا مَوازينا
لمن هذه الابيات؟
@@khalilbehri5436 صفي الدين الحلي
7;29
Excellent video
The Ummayads achieved great conquest by these plucky brave victories.
‘He who dares wins 😮’
Very interesting thanks
facinated by the khazars and there history
It would be helpful if we could clarify the year of the event right at the start. I was a bit confused abiout the immediat introcution about whats going on, but not when.
The introduction was later retold in detail in the video
Its not proven if david the builder is from the armenian bagratuni family. He himself said that he isnt
awesome art in the vid
I thought to become Jewish you have to have either Jewish blood or adopt the Jewish culture and language fully?
Yes from what I’ve read and learned you have to be a paternal descendant from the tribe of Judah the 3rd son of Israel to be considered a Jew. It’s a bloodline but it got misconstrued into a religion when the Romans uprooted and conquered Jerusalem. The Roman’s empire was crumbling and the land fell under control of the Arabs and they took advantage and built the Dome, whilst The plundered scriptural knowledge got into the hands of the Khazarian king and it was chosen that they would convert in mass and assume the title of “Jewish” to distance themselves from paying into the interests of the Caliphates and east & west European churches.
Very interesting
Thank you for yet another educational episode. If I were a commander and got locked away for doing my job too well, I can imagine I would be a little bit irate, lol. I doubt that's good for boosting morale or decisive initiative in the chain of command, though.
God be with you out there, everybody. ✝️ :)
Hello, I have been watching these videos for quite a long time, and I like how they teach people about some of the lesser known topics in history. I would like to suggest some topics. One is a much broader area of history, which is pre colonialization Sub Saharan Africa, there is much history here that many ignore. Also, the Americas before colonialization is another good topic. It is more difficult, as there are much less sources. Other topics include South East Asia and Central Asia before colonialization. The Russian conquest of Central Asia is also a nice topic. One of my favorite areas of history is the Three Kingdoms period of Korea. Others are the Italian conquest of Albania, Africa in World War 1, and the Spanish and Russian Civil Wars. One final topic is the Pacific before colonialization.
A more specific topic in Oceania is the Tui Tonga Empire.
*Hello K&G* 👋👋
*Can We get Some videos on the horn of african cushite tribes like the ancient land of punt and its later descendants The macrobians and somali city states*
Thank you 😭😭🤲🤲
Finally somebody whose actually asking for Non generic content
Every time its either
- euroepans
- middle east
- east asia
Dont see why we cant seeing some morr african wars like the Portugese Ajuraan war or the songhai conquests
The Turgesh also trounced the Arabs good.
They exploited the anti-Arab sentiment of the local Sogdian rulers
Once the Umayyads improved their relationship with the local population, Suluk faced a severe defeat
@@Faisal-pb5gu
Sogdian rulers was defeated by qotyba and he conquered sodigan lands, they never improve their relationship with local they have been allied with suluk all the time in battle of baykand and Battle of Kharistan ended in umayyad victory and defeat suluk and his allies sodgian and traxsonian, according to earliest source of battle of defile described by al tabari in his book vol 5 page page 417 and 418 where sodgian and suluk allied both was failed to take region and retreat after their defeat
Khazars defended qaucasia Turgeshs defended Turkesten against muslims. Both are Turkic states. Also founder of seljuks seljuk beg's father was commander of Khazars.
@@brkln621
No khazar lost south cascaus and capital to umayyad and north cascuas was marching deeply by marawn champigan resched volga and made khaqan to sue peace and turgesh was conquered by qotyba for shortly who took all over traxsonina and turgesh expanded again into north traxsonia were eventually defeated and recovered all of lost lands in turkminstian and uzbekistian
One remark at 14:17
The first legendary king from the Bagratuni dynasty was Ashot the Iron who was fighting against arabs and Saajid dynasty 14 years in a row and finally won all wars hence named "the Iron". The most impressive battle was the battle of Sevan where he with his bodyguard crushed 5000 strong army.
Bunch of propaganda 😂😂🤏🏿
I have in my opinion a very good video/series idea it would be focused on eastern roman Italy. it will start with the battle of cannea 1018 which will be uploaded in the first of April ,further I wont contain the date of the battle and it will have as a tittle "the battle that insured roman Control of Italy" and then the series will continue covering the decline of the roman holdings in Italy until it meets with your Norman series it would be prefect your loyal subscriber -nova roma
The dual monarchy of the Khazars reminds me of a similar structure among the indigenous peoples of the Americas, where a Chief/Sachem would play the ceremonial overlord role while the War Chief would mirror that of the beg/bey.
Also Sparta
make a video about the avars
I completely agree with you on that because the avars who ruled Pannonia set in motion the rise of a tribe that lived near them and this tribe was the Magyars who would eventually give rise to the nation known today as Hungary.
So you say that Armenian Bagratuni and Georgian Bagrationi are the same? Could you link the source please ? thank you
Why did you guys delete the "Origins of the Khazars" video
so biggest jewish empire was khazars
Most jewish for sure look more Khazar than Middle-Eastern, that's for sure. Cancer rates are some of the highest in the world in Isreal for a reason...
Have you made any videos of the samnite wars, or how Rome conquered Italy?
Not yet
@@KingsandGenerals I’ll wait excitingly, until the day comes then
Please make a video on the arabian kingdom of the nabateans
Is it safe to say that the time when the Roman Empire, the Abbasid Caliphate and the Khazar Khaganate coexisted with each other for a period of time as some form of proto-Victorian Era?
ooooh a new k&g video.
dont mind if i do.
Masssss
The map of Mosul used shows the mosul dam and it's reservoir, the problem is that it was built 40 years ago😂
Middle Eastern medieval history is honestly the most interesting history of any civilization
When we were great
@@Arab-1995s Westerners don't want us to be great again all these intervention to democray and funding of radical groups and minorities are because of that
Check Roy Casagranda's lectures. You are in for a real treat!
I guess the conversion of elites for the sake of politics can reaffirm many things at the time
Personally, I think central Asia has some of the most unreported history, and I always love to see a new part of it.
Actually it’s well documented but not covered throughly in western studies
Make more videos about Iran
HOW DID YOU KNOW I LOVE TRAINS
👍👍👍
Turkic people and Arab are some of the greatest warriors in history
Nice depictions! I would say the Khazars becoming Jews stained the relationship between them and Byzantine. Sending Cyril and Methodius seemed to be an attempt to mend the relationship in a sense
Please make a video on Rajput Kingdom of Marwar
Khazars were like an experiment of what could it be if a large group of Turks chose a religion other than Islam. An interesting event in history.
Joseph Reinach, a French Jewish member of parliament who was opposed to Zionism, dismissed the idea, arguing that Jews descended from Israelites were a tiny minority. In his view, conversion had played a major role in the expansion of the Jewish people, and, in addition, he claimed, the majority of "Russian, Polish and Galician Jews descend from the Khazars, a Turkish people. who converted to Judaism en masse at the time of Charlemagne.
Here is one big mistake Bagratuni Dynasty and Bagrationi Dynasty They are two completely different Dynasties with different nationality. Bagrationi Coming From Bivrituni Dynasty, they ruled south Georgia from the BC III Century
My man Maslama getting jealous on his old days 😉
You forgot to indicate Zichia (Kashkya) on the map of Western Caucasia.
The Prophet (ﷺ) said: Let the Abyssinians alone as long as they let you alone, and let the Turks alone as long as they leave you alone.
(Suneni Abi Dawud. IV. p. 112)
Who are these abyssinians?
Ethiopia
@@serhatsahin6867 true
@@Kadir-lq5rz
The Italians conquered Ethiopia for short time but they did
Weak hadith it was already proven
14:15 that's not true. Bagrationi of Georgia and Bagratuni of Armenia were separate, although related, dynasties.
تكلم عن معركة مؤوته وتكلم عن شجاعة علي بن ابي طالب في معركة خيبر
Ali is Overrated.
@@user-dl5ln3wd6f lol hating on a Sahaba ya munafiq
@adamsnow4979
I'm not hating on him, many people think that he would've ruled better than Abu Bakr or Umar which is just wrong.
@@user-dl5ln3wd6fyou called him overated you didn’t even say Abu bakr and umar are better than him
@@user-dl5ln3wd6fironically Ali tried to save the caliphate from dynastic and tribal politics. As amazing as the ummayads were but they are the ones who wrecked the caliphate by introducing tribal politics and weak rulers like walid ii because of dynastic intrigues
Why have you lost interest in detailing battles? Been a while since you did us a solid
Not true
@@KingsandGenerals glad then :)
Crusader Kings II
Legendary kings David the Builder and Tamar of Georgia are from Bagrationi dynasty ( en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bagrationi_dynasty ) not from Bagratuni dynasty ( en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bagratuni_dynasty ).
Bagrationi dynasty was in Gerogia, Bagratuni dynastiy was in Armenia.
Interesting that you say they aren't connected, and then link two articles that both state that the modern consensus is that the Georgian dynasty was very likely a branch of the Armenian.
qays and yamana conflicts really fucked the umayyad caliphate
Maslama is every man’s boss :)
Salute to the Arabs. I really ADMIRE their history
Si'id reminds me of the General Antony sent to delay the Parthians while he gathered an army but then went on to defeat them with his small force. Was even awarded a triumph. Forget his name though.
Edit: Publius Vintidius per comments.
Publius vintidius ??
@@abdirahmanbadal781 Yeah, that sounds right. Thanks!
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I keep hearing ma salama...lol
I once possessed a book titled Lexicon of the Khazars. It was written in 3 parts, printed in red, green and yellow. The premise was that the Khagan invited reps from the 3 Abrahamic faiths to help him decide which one he and his people should follow. His choice is not made clear but, upon choosing, the Khazars disappeared from history.
Ah nice, very rare a nation convertion to Judaism.
And the comments section😊 is closed in 3..2..1..😂
No
@@KingsandGeneralsall the bigots outing themselves
Second Gog Magog War
I’m Ashkenazi Jewish from Israel 🇮🇱 and I know that my ancestors come origin from Khazaria A Turkish people who converted to Judaism ✡️ in the 7 century
עם ישראל חי.
@@NoamTheGOAT50 not for long
In 1480s Western Europeans were killing their Jews. 1492 Sultan Bayezid II sent out the Ottoman Navy under the command of admiral Kemal Reis to Spain in order to evacuate Jews and Muslims safely to The Islamic Eastern Roman Empire. When the Satanic British came to power, they called us Ottomans.
#KhazariaQhaganate never fell.
Arabs 8th century: 1000 kings and generals
Arabs 21th century: 0 kings and generals
Cowardly Arab rulers who are followers of the West and the East
Arabs left islam and became western slave
@@servant-of-the-federation
Do not generalise what you are saying.
Arabs 21th century: 1 kings and generals = sinwar the great
@samiman5606
Muhammad al-Deif too, and there are other names that i won't mention so I don't get banned here.
Man it's just insane how the Caliphate was able to fight on so many fronts simultaneously, even the Roman Empire at their peak would not have been able to sustain so many simultaneous operations. They were fighting in the Mediterranean, Iberia, Central Asia, Africa, India, Caucasus and Anatolia; not to mention the various smaller internal and border conflicts.
This is because of faith in God
The romans at their peak would have been more than capable, especially considering some of the weak enemies the caliphate fought such as the visigoths,the kingdom of sindh and the divided turkic states.
@@Th69571Sasanian: Brother, pay me the money
@@Th69571
What about the Sassanians, Byzantium, and the Khazars?
@@Th69571
In the 7th and 8th centuries, the Caliphate was the most powerful state in the world
Destek yorumu
23andMe originally mistook my dad for being Ashkenazi Jewish, then they corrected it, and said that he was Turkish Khazar instead
А где поход Марвана в глубь каганата ? А где его поход в горы ? Какого черта Восточная Грузия (Иберия) закрашена отдельным цветом как будто не входила в халифат ? Сопротивление же арабам не там было, а в Лазике - поход в которую вы вообще не показали! Деградирует канал на глазах! Халтурите последнее время бессовестно !((
They also made a mistake not showing the conquest of transoxiana in greater detail even though it’s very easily accessible
@@adamsnow4979 Yes. I'm talking about the same thing. The two previous issues about the Khazars also had terrible mistakes (it was even funny). It’s unclear who the consultants were who advised them on this. (It’s just a shame when they make such good and expensive graphics and waste it all for nothing, due to errors in the content. So, as a result, this video cannot be used either for educational purposes or simply for demonstration.
@@user-rb7tr8vb3i yes they made terrible mistakes but they are still far ahead of other RUclips channels when it comes to the history of the caliphate.
@18:07 When did hostility in the Caliphate cause mass migration of Jews, sorry? I agree it routinely occurred in the Roman empire, but I'm curious what sources you use when you state the same for the Caliphate?
The modern Jews have no Connection with the early Khazars no same DNA. There are no similar words, neither in dishes nor in music and dance. The European Jews are genetically identical to Middle Eastern Europeans. The Khazars were only the upper class of the Jewish faith. After the Empire was destroyed, the remaining groups went eastwards to the Oghuz, who were then settled on the Aral Sea. Seljuk the first was a general of the Khazars. They adopted the Islamic Religion and later moved to Iran and founded the Seljuk Empire.
Not so fast. Some Ashkenazi Jews belong to mtDNA haplogroup A-a1b3a1 which is descended from the Central Asian haplogroup A-a1b3a, and it might not be a coincidence that sample UKR135 (UkrEMA_Saltiv_Alans_1) from the Verkhnii Saltiv site in the Kharkiv region (former Khazaria) dating to between 800-900 C.E. is somewhere in the same cluster A+152+16362+16189 whose alternate name is A-a1b. Full list of mutations for that sample aren't yet available.
I would like to share a video idea about exploring the history of the Khazar conversion to Judaism and addressing the false belief that Ashkenazi Jews are their descendants instead of the Ancient Israelites.
The modern Jews are the descendents of the Khazars vassals
Its not a false belief.
@@Antaranch neither are decendents of the Hebrews and their horrific psychology
Definitely is a proven false belief
@@kgjurai88 Exodus never happened
Maslama had ADHD?
Khazars were Turks in Caucasus
Plus loads of slavic slaves
The northern part of Iran, near the Caspian Sea, remained unconquered by the Arabs for nearly 200 years after the defeat of the Sassanids. But in this video, you have shown those areas of Arab soil.
The Northern Caspian shore of Iran would be subdued around the 750s so showing it under Caliphal rule in 760 is fairly accurate. Taken from this source:
The Dābūyid Ispahbads and Early 'Abbāsid Governors of Tabaristān: History and Numismatics
It was taken by caliph mansur
If you don't like history you don't have to invent it. Stick to that vodka instead.
It is mentioned in history that the leader of Kievan Rus wanted to embrace a new religion, and the matter was between Islam and Orthodox Christianity. At first, he was inclined towards Islam, but when he learned that Islam forbids wine, he chose Christianity without hesitation.
Genetic studies on Y chromosomes of Ashkenazi Jews in 1999 revealed that the DNA structures gave results close to those of Turkish Khazar origin, not to Jews of Israeli origin.
why didn't the caliphate at least try to ally bulgaria as bulgaria lies between its to enemies the kazars and a the byzantines.
Will they accept this from a rising Arab Islamic power?
@@Arab-1995sThey did this with the Abbasids
@@Arab-1995s maybe if they sentb a middle eastern o orthodox diplomate to do it. niether one alone is strong evough to conqere the ottoman but togther the two might have been able to do something.
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The Christian world has always been hostile to Muslims
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Muslims and Christians have always been at war
The caliphate that fought all nations 🫡
Caspian is the Turkish state. You made similar mistakes
The war that still goes on today!