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The Kings and Generals animated historical documentary series on Mongol History and the evolution of the armies and tactics continue with a video on the evolution of the Mongol Army, as we learn how the forces of Chinggis Khan and his descendants were formed, including tactics, strategy, logistics, recruitment, mercenary and allied troops, siegecraft, and the usage gunpowder weapons.
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Top Comments of this video!! :3
At this point, this channel has a doctorate on Mongol history
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Script writer: OK it's time for a Mongol video!
Editor: *opens 1TB folder of horse sounds*
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"No one approached the Khan without first being searched..."
But they wouldn't deny an old man his walking stick, right?
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I never thought about the fact that one of main advantages of the Mongolian nomads was that they knew how to live off the land. Not having to worry about supply chains on long campaigns is an incredible advantage
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Mongols truly had the organization, logistics, discipline and tactics of a modern army in medieval times.
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I'd actually rather watch this than something released for cinema. Crazy good content and makes me very grateful to be a history teacher in this era!
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"Everlasting happiness and glory to the Khan !"
- Kitbukha, seconds before he died
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I was 10 minutes in before I realized this is 2 hours. That's insane.
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This is freaken amazing. 2hr of gold content that's way better than what history channel is showing these days. Well done!
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The effect of wet climates on Mongol bows is overstated. The Mongols were able to invade the Southern Song Dynasty, which was located in a region with a hot and humid subtropical climate that gets more rainfall than the wettest places in Europe. The Romans also historically stationed Syrian bowmen with recurve bows in the British Isles (which is supposedly one of the wetter places of Europe).
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The Mongols were the Borg of the Middle Ages. They gained knowledge by assimilating other cultures. They âdidnât study the past.â They âingested it.â Resistance was futile!
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The amount of work put into production as well as the quality of the delivered material - I take my hat off to you and your team sir
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Oh maan, I'm a Mongolian, learned a lot about my ancestors from this channel. I just looked at myself and I feel I'm so weak and I'm almost like a hikikomori, and I'm so fat and lazy while my ancestors were kicking some asses a lot. Jeez... I have no words. Jesus Christ again.
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Such a rare occurrence to see someone have both quality and quantity down to a science. You guys are great! Thank you!
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I'm from Indonesia. For me, this channel increase two things: 1. Increase my knowledge of history 2. Increase my English Listening skill. Thank you very much Kings and Generals.
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Correction: According to the recent archeological findings of metal smelting workshop in central Mongolia, Mongolians used to process their metals since the Hun civilisation. The chemical components of the bronze artifacts were completely different to the Chinese metal works.
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They should do a series on some of the lesser know steppe empires like the xiongnu, seljuk turks or goturks
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What was the secret to Mongol success?
Adapt, survive, overcome
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