Just a friendly reminder, meanwhile in the far east, a man name Temujin is taking revenge on his wife's kidnappers and having a bitter rivalry with his anda Jamukha. Surely he can never influence events in the middle east, right?
Irony at its finest. Roughly half a century later, two of that man’s grandchildren, Möngke and Hulaghu Khan, would devastate the Middle East, bringing down the Abbasids and the Ayyubids.
@@mohammedattal8887 That's a myth. Hashish originally meant smoke as in cover. The hashashin were those that moved like smoke. They didn't actually smoke anything.
Saladin was a truer knight than most of the Crusaders. I was shocked to learn that as a kid reading a biography of Richard I Leoncoeur and Salah-ah Din during the Third Crusade. One time he even sent a fresh Arabian war-trained stallion to Richard when he saw him on a sick nag before a battle.
First time I learned about these events were from the Saladin campaign of Age of Empires 2. I was barely past counting my age in single digits, and it went a long way to stoking my interest in history. I found their telling of the story fascinating. I thought I'd mention it, since this video reminds me of them. :)
I feel my interest in history and mythology comes from the many hours I have spent in reading through the resources in AOE2 and AOM during early childhood.
At this point, i think no reason is good enough to stop people planning a new crusade.😅😂🤣 Later on, our next millenial maybe 3.000-ish Will talk about crusade #235 or #414 which happened during 2.000 to 2.999
@@wowyourereallyreadingthis Well, up until modern times, Antioch was considered to be in Syria. But beyond that, I'm actually surprised the Selucids never founded a city called Antioch further south. There are several Antiochs in modern-day Turkey (the famous Antioch-on-the-Orontes, as well as Antioch in Pisidia, Antioch-on-the-Maeander, and several others), so I assumed, like all the cities named Seleuceia they founded everywhere, that there would be others floating around in various places in the Middle East; but, no, all of the Antiochs somehow ended up in modern Turkey.
Can we, in the future, get some more content about areas east/northeast of iran? I'm very unfamiliar with central asian regions and what we now call afghanistan.
Central Asia is the homeland of the Turks, at the same time the Turks left Central Asia because the Middle Asia was steppe and there was no water, the nomads went west to north and east and they defeated the Romans in the 1071 Malazgirt War and opened the doors of the Anatolia in short, the Turkish history is very long
@@panzerofthelake506 byzantine empire military manual said franks (european) are fierce fighter, but saracen (arabian) are smart and cunning. they develop different tactic to fight them in their military manual if memory serves me right
@@fadhli179 maybe his position in his kingdom was tenuous and even a small defeat could unravel his powerbase. All muslim empires back then were like this, powerful in the hands of a lion, crumbling in the hands of a lamb.
I know you probably wont see this, but I love your Extra Credits, they are a huge contribution for my newfound love to learn about history, so thank you.
They ended up doing that at the end of WWI. The issue is that, by then ,they ,Westerners, didn' care about religion but they were more interested in making a profit.
@@chanovia5912 Depends. Rulers were motivated by profit just as much as religious fevor, but many others seemed to have been motivated by their faith. To imply religion didn't play a part in the Crusades is pretty misleading.
2:03 Tripoli and Antioch are mixed up 4:23 It's Baldwin IV, not VI, and skipping his reign takes out a lot of context around Saladin's story, with Baldwin IV defeating and nearly killing Saladin outright at the Battle of Montgisard. 4:43 Baldwin's designated heir, Baldwin V did not have Leprosy, that was invented by the 2005 movie Kingdom of Heaven. Sources don't explicitly say what illness Baldwin V had, only that he was a sickly child who took ill and died, which was a common fate for children at the time. Otherwise, looking forward to the series!
@@skanderberg8701 lol, Salah adeen literally wiped out entire crusader state of Jerusalem except for few coastal towns and forts. Which Mamluk later wiped out too lol.
Just a little factoid from a local geologist: The Horns of Hattin is actually a dormant volcano. The horns themselves are the rim of the caldera, while the lower part in the middle is the caldera itself. The place is filled with volcanic rocks and basalt, and have interesting magnetic properties.
As a devout Catholic myself who loves to study history I really admire Saladin as a Sultan. He was a great leader who united all of the islamic nations under one banner and gave the Crusaders a nasty right hook to the face. Heck they called King Richard the Lionheart because he still faced Saladin without fear even though they all knew how much of a boss Saladin is. Yeah Saladin was a great Sultan and I respect and admire him.
One of my most favorite things to do is to stop watching you guys for like 6 or 7 months and then binge all the episodes at once in a later date but lately I cant wait :D.
Can confirm that History Teachers all across the globe have been waiting for you guys to do the Third Crusade to show our students. Thanks for making our lives that much easier!
2:30 You _should_ probably do a whole series on Saladin's life :D Also, you should _really, really_ tell the tale of Raynald of Châtillon's capture and death after this battle. It's one of the best moments of the Crusades.
This episode brought me so many nice memories. The series on the Crusades was by far the best one made by Extra History. Lastly, I loved the reference to the Crusades Mad Libs, they were so funny.
Got to say. One of the most neutral, unbiased, respectfull for both sides depiction of the events i have ever witnessed. Then again this the first video from you guys i have seen so far
Still, consider how they managed to get back up, let along survive, after Manzikert while also being hounded by Pecheneks in the north. Yes, they did have to ask Crusader but you have to admire Komnenos Dynasty for managed to get Byzantines alive after a killing blow.
I watched your Sengoku Jidai episodes again not so long ago, and I have to say. The animations have gotten extremely good, I hope you never stop putting out his quality of content much love
Richard the Lionheart was great warrior but he was very weak ruler he practically bankrupted England and because of his stupidity his brother King John was forced to sign Mangna Carter You guys should add that. BTW I love ur content special the voice I am in love with the guy who has this voice.
I've experienced these events so many times in Age of Empires 2. I can even point out which event corresponds to a mission. 3:17 = Mission 1 - An Arabian Knight 5:11 = Mission 2 - Lord of Arabia 5:56 (heck, you could include the prelude of this video) = Mission 3 - The Horns of Hattin
THANK YOU SO MUCH. I can already say this will be onr of my favorites. I hope we see Mustafa Kemal Atatürk some day. A series about Father of the Turks would be pretty insteresting.
The fact that Saladin and Genghis Khan two of the greatest generals in history were basically in the same era is really cool and must have been terrifying for their enemies.
Yeeeeeeeaaaaaaahhhh! Let's go with the best character of the crusading middle east! Damn, Saladin is bye far my favourite general, standing up there in continuous conflict with Soliman! I'm super hyped for this series, let's go!!
Balian: “You go with the army?” Hospitaller: “My order is with the army.” Balian: “You go to certain death.” Hospitaller: “All death is certain. I shall tell your father what I've seen you become.”
I am confused how in a series that it’s named after Saladin (not Third Crusade) how you don’t have more time for his personal life. Now it’s seems like it’s Third Crusade from one perspective.
It's the political not the personal history of Saladin, and other than his ascent to power, the bit most familiar to the West is his Jihad against the Crusades.
It's literally titled "Saladin & the 3rd Crusade", which means it's about Saladin in relation to the 3rd crusade. Not their problem you apparently can't read.
Just a friendly reminder, meanwhile in the far east, a man name Temujin is taking revenge on his wife's kidnappers and having a bitter rivalry with his anda Jamukha. Surely he can never influence events in the middle east, right?
Naah. That would be crazy.
A preposterous notion to be sure.
@Dylan Rodrigues They will never catch on.
Irony at its finest. Roughly half a century later, two of that man’s grandchildren, Möngke and Hulaghu Khan, would devastate the Middle East, bringing down the Abbasids and the Ayyubids.
@@FlaviusBelisarius-ck6uv You're not supposed to explain the joke.
"Saladin skirmished with the secretive Assassins"
Now that's badass
also called hashasins
@@monkmonk3042 hashshasheen
And Altaïr
@@monkmonk3042 funnily enough hashashin comes from the word hashish which means weed in arabic,
cuz for some reason they smoked weed everyday B)
@@mohammedattal8887 That's a myth. Hashish originally meant smoke as in cover. The hashashin were those that moved like smoke. They didn't actually smoke anything.
What is Jerusalem to you?
Salahaddin: nothing. Everything.
I believe the nothing part is due to tactical logic
The everything part is what his life goal/achievements are
i understood that reference!
Kingdom of Heaven fans UNITE!
@@globeco6983 ...tomorrow
Preaty sure there some bias on that movie
5:18 As an AOE2 player, all I could think of was:
"HELP! CRUSADERS ARE ATTACKING OUR TRADE ROUTES!"
Nice
oh god not again...
"Charge forth! Defend the helpless!"
Tributed 1 like. For the war efforts!
TheViper: WHERE?!
Saladin was a truer knight than most of the Crusaders. I was shocked to learn that as a kid reading a biography of Richard I Leoncoeur and Salah-ah Din during the Third Crusade.
One time he even sent a fresh Arabian war-trained stallion to Richard when he saw him on a sick nag before a battle.
I thought that he only sent the horse after Richard's was killed during the battle?
First time I learned about these events were from the Saladin campaign of Age of Empires 2. I was barely past counting my age in single digits, and it went a long way to stoking my interest in history. I found their telling of the story fascinating. I thought I'd mention it, since this video reminds me of them. :)
I also found Saladin because of AoE2! Honestly, that game did so much for so many people's interest in history!
I feel my interest in history and mythology comes from the many hours I have spent in reading through the resources in AOE2 and AOM during early childhood.
45 minutes until Seracin attack!
Same!
@@Osric24 Help! Crusaders are attacking our trade routes!
"Reynald began attacking the trade routes of Mecca and Medina..." gave me a traumatic flashback to THAT AoE2 campaign.
Medina: Help! Crusaders are attacking our Trade Routes!
Aqaba: Reynald is attacking our caravan!
"Saladin, where are you going with that great army?"
Saladin sent his brother to quill evil reynald advancment towards mecca
This campaign would be good if they made population max to 200 instead of 75.
1:45 I knew you guys wouldn't be able to resist bringing these back :')
That made me laugh
At this point, i think no reason is good enough to stop people planning a new crusade.😅😂🤣
Later on, our next millenial maybe 3.000-ish Will talk about crusade #235 or #414 which happened during 2.000 to 2.999
@@salamanderred8148 On the Peoples' Crusade of 2872: "Why let a little [transhumanist cyborg implants] get in the way of a good crusade?"
A nice call back.
Salahdin: They see me rollin', They Hattin!!!!
I'm on the ground laughing right now
Do you hear that clapping sound? That’s me, slapping you in the face.
@@davidblair9877 ahahahah.... Hillarious🤣
😂😂😂😂😂
@@skanderberg8701 yeah a lot he always win by luck not by military strategy
2:03 County of Tripoli and Principality of Antioch should be swapped around, but still a great video!
was about to say lmao imagine antioch in Lebanon/Syria
Also since one was principality and other country, they obviously weren't kingdoms.
@@wowyourereallyreadingthis Well, up until modern times, Antioch was considered to be in Syria. But beyond that, I'm actually surprised the Selucids never founded a city called Antioch further south. There are several Antiochs in modern-day Turkey (the famous Antioch-on-the-Orontes, as well as Antioch in Pisidia, Antioch-on-the-Maeander, and several others), so I assumed, like all the cities named Seleuceia they founded everywhere, that there would be others floating around in various places in the Middle East; but, no, all of the Antiochs somehow ended up in modern Turkey.
The Normans got lost
@@thomasrinschler6783 ok
The placement of Tripoli and Antioch should be reversed.
Probs gonna be in the Lies episode
Was gonna say - I've played enough Rome: Total War to know that Antioc is/was further north...
Funny how history games tend to get stuff right
I feel like they do some errors on purpose just to keep people on their toes...
@@monkeygaming2859 Gaming studios usually hire a handful of historians to keep accuracy. Gaming credits are fun to read. =)
Can we, in the future, get some more content about areas east/northeast of iran? I'm very unfamiliar with central asian regions and what we now call afghanistan.
Agree!
That region seem like a forgotten pages of "Asian" History
Central Asia is the homeland of the Turks, at the same time the Turks left Central Asia because the Middle Asia was steppe and there was no water, the nomads went west to north and east and they defeated the Romans in the 1071 Malazgirt War and opened the doors of the Anatolia in short, the Turkish history is very long
@@HannoBarca_814 Isn't the Turkic Homeland is in North of China (e.g. Mongolia)
Do a segment on The Great Game, an Anglo- Russian Cold War set in 19th century Afghanistan
Ahmad shah masoud maybe?
Saladin, a man worthy of being called the Knight of the Desert. More than the Crusaders
Too cautious in battle
@@panzerofthelake506 byzantine empire military manual said franks (european) are fierce fighter, but saracen (arabian) are smart and cunning. they develop different tactic to fight them in their military manual if memory serves me right
Plus most early muslim wished to die in battle so they fought fearlessly
@@fadhli179 I don't think so, the early arab conquest were very decisive, even when out numbered the Arabs attacked and kept attacking.
@@fadhli179 maybe his position in his kingdom was tenuous and even a small defeat could unravel his powerbase. All muslim empires back then were like this, powerful in the hands of a lion, crumbling in the hands of a lamb.
Saladin: declares a holy war against the Crusaders
The Crusader States: No, this isn't how you're supposed to play the game!
Saladin is one of the most interesting military figures in history. So glad you’re doing a piece in him!
wait until you hear about khalid ibn walid
"Help! Crusader are attacking our trade routes."
This line will always be remembered.
Bro thats exactly what i was thinking when he explain how Reynolds attack trade routes🤣🤣
Love that game
"The Battle is WON!!!"
"Not until the King's fancy tent is on the gro-" The tent falls on the ground
Saladin be like: ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ Allah Akbar
A surprise to be sure, but a welcome one
@@hewhoyeet4953 ah, a man of culture
At this point that moment is RNG at its best
Do u mean allah who akbar it’s Arabic for god is older or god is bigger
@@HOmar-sx3tj Its allah hu akbar or allah wa akbar, which means god is mighty or something like that.
I know you probably wont see this, but I love your Extra Credits, they are a huge contribution for my newfound love to learn about history, so thank you.
Same !
@@aliminhas5981 I joined 6 months ago
Christians: Lets take the holy land back!
Muslims: *UNO reverse card*
They ended up doing that at the end of WWI. The issue is that, by then ,they ,Westerners, didn' care about religion but they were more interested in making a profit.
@@eduardogutierrez4698 ok
@@chanovia5912 indeed
@@chanovia5912 Depends. Rulers were motivated by profit just as much as religious fevor, but many others seemed to have been motivated by their faith. To imply religion didn't play a part in the Crusades is pretty misleading.
XD
I love how unbiased you guys are, that’s how history should be.
Yes so awesome
XDDDDDD
“Unbias” by that you mean agrees with you. Extra credit, for how much I love them, has a reputation for bias.
@@ryanrzjr bias is what his story are.
Although I do love their videos they definitely do have a bias lol
2:03 Tripoli and Antioch are mixed up
4:23 It's Baldwin IV, not VI, and skipping his reign takes out a lot of context around Saladin's story, with Baldwin IV defeating and nearly killing Saladin outright at the Battle of Montgisard.
4:43 Baldwin's designated heir, Baldwin V did not have Leprosy, that was invented by the 2005 movie Kingdom of Heaven. Sources don't explicitly say what illness Baldwin V had, only that he was a sickly child who took ill and died, which was a common fate for children at the time.
Otherwise, looking forward to the series!
I figure they used leprocy cause its better than saying its some unknown disease. Oh well, to the LIES.
This new guys of this channel suck... saying baldwin 6 instead of 4
@@tripelon the older guys did make plenty of similar mistakes. Don't need to be too harsh on them.
@@sharilshahed6106 yeah, there were no accounts alluding to any facial or bodily disfigurement of the child Baldwin so perhaps not leprosy.
That’s y they have lies episode
The struggle between Saladin and Richard the lioneheart for Jerusalem is truly one of the most fascinating event of the middle ages!
Crusaders : We will take back Jerusalem and entirety of holy land
Salahdin : Well, Hold my Ice cold water.
nobody give that ice water to raynald
More like hold my zamzam
Saladin: 6:46 Sikes
@@skanderberg8701 lol, Salah adeen literally wiped out entire crusader state of Jerusalem except for few coastal towns and forts. Which Mamluk later wiped out too lol.
@@skanderberg8701 He did. But, Richard didn't achieve much.
The politics of Jerusalem and the 4 throne contenders could be an amazing GoT-like series
Just a little factoid from a local geologist: The Horns of Hattin is actually a dormant volcano. The horns themselves are the rim of the caldera, while the lower part in the middle is the caldera itself. The place is filled with volcanic rocks and basalt, and have interesting magnetic properties.
As a devout Catholic myself who loves to study history I really admire Saladin as a Sultan. He was a great leader who united all of the islamic nations under one banner and gave the Crusaders a nasty right hook to the face. Heck they called King Richard the Lionheart because he still faced Saladin without fear even though they all knew how much of a boss Saladin is. Yeah Saladin was a great Sultan and I respect and admire him.
Can I just recommend the book "The Crusades through Arab Eyes" by Amin Mahloof for some good reading about this topic?
Excellent book
Thanks for the recommendation
I'd rather read a book titled "The Caliphate Through Spanish Eyes"
@@swanofnutella4734 I don't think this book exists
@@swanofnutella4734 cope, nasrani lmao
One of my most favorite things to do is to stop watching you guys for like 6 or 7 months and then binge all the episodes at once in a later date but lately I cant wait :D.
Oh dear. Welp this should be interesting.
You’d be surprised
I think the word is, “stupid”. This will be incredibly “stupid”.
@@therealchen because nobody has ever let a bad idea get in the way of a good crusade.
Because pineapples on pizza.
??? How so?
Finally the Kurdish Lion has gotten his own series
Yeah, battle of Hattin was tactical masterpiece on Saladin's side and he isn't done yet.
More of a logistical and strategic masterpiece
Can confirm that History Teachers all across the globe have been waiting for you guys to do the Third Crusade to show our students. Thanks for making our lives that much easier!
Yes! I’ve always wanted a video on Saladin
I'm so happy that you guys decided to cover this topic thank you so much
Alright, time to actually learn about what happened circa Assassin's Creed 1
If I don't hear at least a reference to Altair or to the series they deserve to have the gaming part of extra credits removed.
@@redlightning2322 there was a very brief visual reference when assassins were mentioned
Yay! I've been waiting for this series since first watching your episodes on the 1st Crusades!
I’ve been waiting for this ever since the first crusade!
oo cant wait i watch your videos every day, have a wonderful day extra credits and happy new year!
this is one of the best history channels that i ever seen!
I BEEN WAITING FOR THIS! I LOVE CRUSADES AND LEARN ABOUT THEM. I'VE BEEN WAITING SO MUCH FOR THIS.
3:42 Why let a crusade get in the way of a good crusade.
Oh, so that's why there are so many crusades.
Apparently once or twice was never enough.
😅😂🤣
the crusades were horrible. like nowadays isis.
@@fa7meh worse
@@fa7meh whats your point here?
@@riru3182 my point is that the term 'crusade' should not be used as a positive one. They were the global radical terrorists of their time.
You guys took the time to make sure the audience knew the way to pronounce his real name, I appreciate that so much!
Its salhudin but its spellwd saladin
10 common lines said just before dissaster:
"YOU COWARD! We sould attack!"
Thankyou for making this series I'm waiting for so long for this
Why let a few crusaders get in the way of a third good crusade
x8 times
Thanks for the video. I am glad to see y'all are back.
2:30 You _should_ probably do a whole series on Saladin's life :D
Also, you should _really, really_ tell the tale of Raynald of Châtillon's capture and death after this battle. It's one of the best moments of the Crusades.
happy new year mate
More Crusades Mad Libs. We deserve it just for making it through 2020
Been waiting for this since last year
oh man, this brings me back to that Age of Empires II Saladin campaign
I love your videos so much. Never seen them in my school yet.
1:45 my favorite Extra History line.
Shows how much Crusaders feared "Muslim Unity".
yes sallidn lets go !! i have been wating for years for this
One of the most well known kurdish men in all history! Thank you for sharing his and our story!
This episode brought me so many nice memories. The series on the Crusades was by far the best one made by Extra History. Lastly, I loved the reference to the Crusades Mad Libs, they were so funny.
4:23 Hey Guys! I think y'all had a small typo here. Baldwin IV came to power in Jerusalem in 1174, not Baldwin VI.
Honestly do a series on ertugrul and osman, like the start of the ottoman empire
that would be so fucking hype
Yes. Please do this one too.
Lool
youre right
yes yes yes 100x yes ^^^^^
The Crusaders' McGoo-tier luck finally runs dry. Good see to one of my favorite leaders from Civ IV in the spotlight.
Got to say. One of the most neutral, unbiased, respectfull for both sides depiction of the events i have ever witnessed. Then again this the first video from you guys i have seen so far
Good Video!
More accurate than Kingdom of Heaven but missing oh so very many great juicy details.
Kingdom if heaven is extremely inaccurate. Do no use as a reference. A friendly advice.
7:10 "Ramond the Third has seen enough. He wanted to leave the scenery quickly."
Ramond 3th: "F*ck this sh*t, I am out!"
i have been waiting for this series for 2 years ;)
Saladin: "They see me rollin', they Hattin'..."
too soon🤣🤣🤣
Thanks bro ... always a great work in covering the muslim/arab golden era with neutral educational / entertaining way by ur channel ... keep up ✅✌️
2:17
It's the seljik turks!
Aah! said the Byzantine Empire!
Wait about 250 years
Still, consider how they managed to get back up, let along survive, after Manzikert while also being hounded by Pecheneks in the north.
Yes, they did have to ask Crusader but you have to admire Komnenos Dynasty for managed to get Byzantines alive after a killing blow.
I see you watch Bill Wurtz as well. Respect
@@powerist209 By most standards the ERE had no less then 5 killing blows. External killing blows to be more precise.
Was booting up civ6 when this video got up. Thanks for giving me an idea!
5:26 Saladin was pissed because they broke the agreement that both parties will not harm any travelers or traders.
I watched your Sengoku Jidai episodes again not so long ago, and I have to say. The animations have gotten extremely good, I hope you never stop putting out his quality of content much love
Richard the Lionheart was great warrior but he was very weak ruler he practically bankrupted England and because of his stupidity his brother King John was forced to sign Mangna Carter
You guys should add that.
BTW I love ur content special the voice I am in love with the guy who has this voice.
I really love your channel ❤️
I've experienced these events so many times in Age of Empires 2. I can even point out which event corresponds to a mission.
3:17 = Mission 1 - An Arabian Knight
5:11 = Mission 2 - Lord of Arabia
5:56 (heck, you could include the prelude of this video) = Mission 3 - The Horns of Hattin
Love your videos keep up the good job
Well i guess it's time to rewatch the first crusade episode
THANK YOU SO MUCH. I can already say this will be onr of my favorites. I hope we see Mustafa Kemal Atatürk some day. A series about Father of the Turks would be pretty insteresting.
Great videos
"saladin we won the battle!"
"Not until that king tent is on the gro-"
*Tent fall*
"Masyaallah"
Not trying to be pandantic but it's mashallah :)
ما شاء الله
Masha'ALLAH
@@justjam2177 Different region different writing same pronounciation
Please make a video on
7 Years war
History of the Middle east
The fact that Saladin and Genghis Khan two of the greatest generals in history were basically in the same era is really cool and must have been terrifying for their enemies.
What Saladin lost almost every major battle he fought his strength was that of a unifier not at all as a military commander
*hears the name Saladin* wait, didnt I- "fought against assassins" I DID!!!
You guys are making good progress on dan's episode wishlist!
I'm excited about the second part.
1:45 I know that it’s a week late but.... props to the return of the best EH joke ever.
Since you guys are making a series on Salah Al-Din, you should do a series on Baibars.
and Ali Pasha, the ruler of Egypt
SO EXCITED that you're doing the Third Crusade!
So now I know two Saladin’s the iron lord and the Muslim ruler man history has some awesome names
Salahuddin Yusuf Al - Ayyubi or in stronghold games, u can see Saladin "the wise"
@@farhanmufid7919 again hsitroy has some awesome names
True
Yeeeeeeeaaaaaaahhhh! Let's go with the best character of the crusading middle east! Damn, Saladin is bye far my favourite general, standing up there in continuous conflict with Soliman! I'm super hyped for this series, let's go!!
They are rolling they are hatting
@@skyline3375 patreon probaly
I love how cute you make these historical figures look.
Balian: “You go with the army?”
Hospitaller: “My order is with the army.”
Balian: “You go to certain death.”
Hospitaller: “All death is certain. I shall tell your father what I've seen you become.”
this just made my birthday a whlole lot better
WHY IS HISTORY SUCH A REALITY TV SHOW
For example 4:55 is so like a tv show
Great video 👍
Ghassan Massoud did a great job portraying this leader back in the day 😊
he was a great actor, RIP died last year😔
This channels great at teaching history in an entertaining way
السلطان صلاح الديّن الأيوبي رحمه الله تعالى Sultan Salah ad din alyyubi the great
I see u brother Assalamu alakum
Go to hell devils
@@yepeekiyaymamamia3053 tf?
happy new year extra history
I am confused how in a series that it’s named after Saladin (not Third Crusade) how you don’t have more time for his personal life. Now it’s seems like it’s Third Crusade from one perspective.
they recapped Saladin the most, while going through briefer overview for rest of the players of the third crusade. I say that justified the title.
It's the political not the personal history of Saladin, and other than his ascent to power, the bit most familiar to the West is his Jihad against the Crusades.
It's literally titled "Saladin & the 3rd Crusade", which means it's about Saladin in relation to the 3rd crusade. Not their problem you apparently can't read.
You guys are just so nice because you give free learning with no profit.