Időnek Ideje -The Time- (Medieval Style Hungarian War Song) English subtitles ENG 

Thank you sending love

thank you from Hungary

It is not underrated, it is quite based and this is coming from a Romanian. Look for the Black army of Hungary.

​@@Cozonac3000 Magyar people are sons of Attila and have Turkic blood in them and not many Europeans know this part of history so yes Hungary is an underrated country 🇭🇺🤘🏼🐎🏹

Love Poland from Hungary :)

We love you too!!!

Thank you brother!

​@@numbdeeds3878🇵🇱❤️‍🔥🇭🇺

thank you brother

@@bankszegedy1301lehet székely vagy Erdélyi vagy szász a testvér

Polak, Wegier dwa Bratanki! I do, szabli, i do szklanki! Bij Bolszewika!

@@Gecica8883Bolsheviks ran you down twice

@@elijahaleksanteri307 Twice? When?

❤

nothing can truly compare to our cursig

Lengyel magyar két jó barát Eggyütt issza meg a borát

Lengyel magyar két jó barát, együtt harcol, s issza borát. 🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱🇭🇺🇭🇺🇭🇺❤❤❤

I also have family in Slovakia!

Tesó az egész Szlovákia Felvidék! Kitartást ottani Magyaroknak!

Én is vegyes családból vagyok anyám magyar apám német

​interesting

I am Hun/mongol born and raised in the US , ancestors traced back to the ancient kingdom !

lai dzīvo latvija*!

Hey thx from Hungary!All the best to our latvian brothers!

@@numbdeeds3878 Latvia 🇱🇻 Lithuania 🇱🇹

the Estonians to your north are our brothers

@@altoidss10 Elagu Eesti 🇪🇪

I'm french and while I don't have any important bloodties to steppe warriors and I admire the roman empire, step warriors are something else man, they are fascinating rly... absolutely nothing to do with mediteranean cultures built in stone but holy shit they were bad asses, huns sarmatians cumans magyars mongols tatars... idk much but I wish Ik more. Btw there's a good book by L.N. Gumilev in spanish or russian, la búsqueda de un reino imaginario

@@ardugaleen2231 MAGYARORSZÁG, EURÓPA UTOLSÓ KERESZTÉNY BÁSTYÁJA

@@Ffxxxx332 I can't really understand, but good day man!

@@ardugaleen2231 hungary, europes last christian bastion. Long live the glory of hungary!

@@Ffxxxx332 long live hungary, altho you are not europe's last christian bastion friend. If christianity subsited in France it can subsist in any good man's heart

Turk ve Macar kardes! A Türk és a Magyar testvér! Attila! Greetings from Hun-gary!

@@zsoltcsiba779 We are indeed brothers. As a Turk, I always had experienced this wierd sense of familiarity when hearing Hungarians speak. It felt like a steppe language. I couldn't understand why at the time but now, after years of research, I proudly call Hungarians my brothers. Elijen Magyarorszag!

@@isimbulamadm7972 Bunu hissediyorsunuz çünkü içinde gerçek var, 460-870 yılları arasında Hun kabile konfederasyonunun kabileleri bölündü ve ayrı halklar oluşturdu. Türkler Küçük Asya'ya, Anadolu'ya, Eski Bulgarlar Aşağı Tuna bölgesine ve Volga bölgesine, Hazarlar bugünkü Güney Ukrayna'ya gittiler. Macarlar Güney Ural bölgelerinden Etelköz'e, oradan da Karpat havzasına. Ve diller kiminle temasa geçtiklerine göre değişiyordu. Macarlar Ugria'lı Manysi-Hanti halklarıyla, Bulgarlar Yunan ve Slav halklarıyla, Türkler İslam'la ve İranlı Kenan halklarıyla birlikte bu durum onların dilini ve genetiğini etkilemişti. Doğuya doğru ilerleyen kavimler Tatarlar ve Moğollarla karışarak daha çok Moğol görünümüne büründü. Uygur fotoğraflarına baktığınızda aralarında firarileri de görürsünüz.

"Concrete" is exactly how I would call it. Anyway it shares some phonological features with Italian, and I find it musical as well.

@@leandroulpio7473 It can be said endeed it has quite rich vowel inventory (all that a, e, i, o, ö, ü, u with its long counterparts á, é, í, ó, ő, ú, ű, and the sound of "é" something between "i" and "e" is quite pleasant to my ears), nevertheless in terms of musicality I would compare it rather with Finnish, with whom Hungarian shares more similar sounds and is, of course, related :)

@@mareksagrak9527 listen to the song of rozsa sandor then

@@mareksagrak9527 Finnish lacks palatal and voiced consonants Hungarian and Italian have.

@@mareksagrak9527 Don't get angry, the linguists themselves argue about which language family the Hungarian language belongs to. One side holds the Turks and the other side the Finno-Ugric branch. But the fact is that you can find it in Hungarian from both languages

megosztás" és talán többen is lájkolják majd"

Respect💪

Wow how come?

@@numbdeeds3878 I came to Debrecen at young age and joined the faculty of medicine. Several years later I graduated as a physician then joined a ballet school 😅. All in Hungary! When I read their history, I find out they eventually get victory no matter how much difficulty and humiliation they go through. They are descendants of great Attila and the seven tribes. That it is fascinating!

@@lailametwaly2040 Oh my! Now that is a confession worth noting. I wish more people would love it and consider it their own, because even the founders were accepting of other tribes/peoples and this is how hungary was formed. Thank you once again :)

​@@lailametwaly2040where are you from?

@@magyar2896 Egypt

brothers? 🤣

@@otaman777 Barát. Azt magad választod. "Magyar, lengyel két jó barát, Együtt harcol, s issza borát."

Polak weiger dwa bratani...

@@tzefy no

@@otaman777you say this but as a Mazovian, Podlaskian Pole I come back as Hungarian on all dna admixture tests, I am descendant of Arpad dynasty.

Спасибо большое брат 🇭🇺❤️🇷🇺

🇭🇺🤝🇷🇺☝️👍

That is awesome! :D It's getting ever more important to preserve the culture of the Szekely people. It's really unfair how they got into the position they are at the moment.

@@numbdeeds3878 yes is sad..., szekely culture is cool

@@Alex.Marian. i know right?

@@numbdeeds3878 Yes 🇭🇺❤️🇷🇴

So You are our Hungarian brother! Te a mi magyar testvérünk vagy!

I know right? It's really catchy. Feel free to subscribe for more content like this

Check out the original one too! It's in the description.

don't be surprised, your brain is a mixture of Hungarian Turkish and Manysi language, you should understand if you saw every 4th-5th grade written in Hungarian in separate words. you would understand the word even if you didn't pronounce it that way in Turkish

@@jozsefkovacs3073 What you commented about my mixture matches with what we're taught in Turkish schools (Uralic/Altaic languages). But, I have never heard about Manysi (Mansi) people before. Thanks to you, now I have some knowledge about the Manysi (Mansi) people. It's especially good to learn more about my/our roots.

@@CA-kj4sf During the time of the Scythian Empire, the Manysi people were a people living in the forested steppe region along the Urals. Although the Hungarian tribes lived in this area, they were linguistically and genetically mixed. At that time, the old Hungarians still spoke the Old Turkic language, the Manysi people and Finno-Ugric, the present-day Hungarian language was formed from the fusion of these two languages. To this day, linguists debate about which language family the Hungarian language should belong to. In the genetic material of 896 living Hungarians, Hun - Avar - Scythian - Sarmatian - Manysi genes are mixed. Nowadays, neither the Turks nor the Finnish peoples would understand the Hungarian language, they would feel familiar, they would even understand some words or phrases due to the duality of the Hungarian language. The Manysi people still exist today, they live in the north-eastern part of Russia. If you search for what they look like, you will be surprised. They are a little Mongolian, a little European, a little Turkish. Uighurs look the same in China, but they have a slightly stronger Mongolian influence

@@jozsefkovacs3073 Thank you for valuable information. I researched Hungarian language a bit but I had thought that It was finno-ugric steppe language. However, It always bugged me. Because as a Turk, I could get a strong sense of familiarity when listening to Hungarian. Absolutely amazing. I guess I was partly right, but not fully.

Indeed no matter what, united we stand strong

Chad comment right there

@Johann Hesse no no no let him be. He just expressed his greetings and love, the word dacia shouldn't bother any of us. It is the love that matters the most.

Dacia ceased to exist with it's Dacian population when the Huns conquered the land in the 4th century. Rumanians migrated there in the 12th century. You are balkanian originated from Illyria.

@@canosuslupus2862 az az

@@davefekete7187 Bár vissza takarodnának attól függetlenül.

A magyar ősvallás az nem Boldoganyánk s társai. Az már a letelepedés utáni korszak.

@@kuruzsloorig278 Kuruzsló? Érdekes... Teremtő istenpár: Öregisten (Tengri, Arany Atya, Égi Anya) Boldogasszony Kettejük nászából született az élet. A természet istenei és istennői: Napkirály (Gün űz - nap szelleme, az ő nevéből alkották a csuhások a "gonosz" szót) Holdanya Hadúr: a háború és a tűz istene, Atilla ősapánk kardjának kovácsolója. Szellemi világ, emberi szellemek és őrző állatok. Az ember nem uralkodni teremtetett, hanem hogy egyensúlyban éljen a világgal, mint annak szerves része, tisztelni kell a növényeket és állatokat. Ármány (a zoroasztrizmusban MIND A MAI NAPIG Áhrimán néven nevezik) vagy más néven Udag a rossz istene, aki folyamatosan azon munkálkodik, hogy az embert eltávolítsa az istenek közeléből, és a természettől, harag és szenvedés legyen a földön. De mellette Öregisten is büntet, de csak azokat, akik rászolgáltak, és csak annyit, amennyit megérdemel az adott elkövető. Öregisten nem ítéli az embert örök szenvedésre a pokolban.

Boldogasszony a Szűz Mária. Jó, benne van az ősvallásban is, de a mai korban a Szűz Mária.

@@theforgotten1213 az előzőt kérném vissza, főkommenter, el akarnám madj amint hazaértem olvasni. S így (a rövidítettet elolvastam meg a másik elejét) kezdem érteni melyről is beszélsz. S akár eszmecserét is folytathatnánk, legalább potenciálisan információt adhatunk a másiknak a valódi magyar múltról.

Wait, Isten is woman?

Várunk haza, testvér.

ereție

@@rubobostes1937 Adevărat

We have a lot of similar words bro🇭🇺🙏🏾🇦🇿

you can understand HEY HEY HEY, right? Thats enough :)

@@marcika8 I plan on learning Hungarian along with a bunch of other languages, so hopefully I'll understand more than "Hej Hej Hej" when I listen to this in the future :)

Hungarian language is in same language family with Turkish language

@@playerone34 It is not, but heads up

There is no evidence to indicate that the Hungarians were ever brothers of Turks.

@@zoltancsikos5604 Based on genetics Hungarian conquerors and elites were of Turkic descent namely Onogur. I don't know about modern Hungarians however your ancestors were our brothers.

@@zoltancsikos5604annene sormam gerekiyor bana yönlendir

Öreg Isten = ÖRÖK Isten. Vagyis időtlen.

Nem ősi, öreg

Képzeld, a mongol nyelvben a Tengri szinonímája a Tenger szó. Lehet hogy tőlük kaphattuk ezt a szót? :O

@@numbdeeds3878 köszi ezt nem tudtam pedig minden érdekel ami honfoglaló őseinkkel kapcsolatos imádom a történelmünket de úgy látszik van mit pótolni.😊

Werent they Taltoists?

@@ulaniusmaximus interesting question... honestly i don't know

@@ulaniusmaximus Well the old hungarian faith was of Scythian shamanism origin, and if look at the old maps where Magyars were believed to be, we can also confirm that there was influence of Islam and and Christianity from East and West. The Scythians are also mentioned in the Bible (Old Testament, Magog= Geography Scythia Magogia; New Testament ...There is no barbarian or Scythian...)

Turk ve Macar kardes! A Török és a Magyar testvér! Attila! Greetings from HUN-gary!

@@zsoltcsiba779 Türkiye'den size selam olsun aynı kandan kardeşiz Turan birliğinde de beraber oluruz inşallah Macaristan'a sevgiler 🐺🤘🇹🇷🇭🇺

@@selmacanaytuana3451 Attila feltámad! A Szent Turul ismét a magasba száll! Hajrá Turán!

🇰🇿🇭🇺🇹🇷 KARDEŞLER 🐺🐺🐺🐺

Wow ezt nem tudtam. Érdekes infó mit ne mondjak!😁

Ezzel kapcsolatban kedvenc szófordulatom: "amikor még az Öregisten is legény volt" :DD

"Medieval STYLE", not medieval

The whole aesthetic, the melody and the contents of it are all medieval related. This is why so many people upload this song as medieval. Also... If somebody once heard this song as medieval, they might search for it as a medieval song. I just made sure for them to find it :D

@@numbdeeds3878 You know what, entirely understandable lmao. I've been trying to find folk music for a Hungarian-themed portion of a video game I'm making and I've came up empty handed so far, and I thought this was the melody that would be my salvation :,D

@@eternalwarfare514 what age would you like songs to? I am hungarian myself and could potentially help :D

@@numbdeeds3878 *gasp* A Hungarian! What are the chances XD I'm really just looking for anything thats either WW2-era or prior, but preferrably medieval music because it's more... "neutral", I suppose? I don't plan on using a piece whole hog, just taking the melody and making a rearrangement. (I actually tried asking the composer of Idönek Ideje for permission to rearrange, but I got an unclear answer in return)

@@numbdeeds3878 It also doesn't help that there isn't a lot of true medieval Hungarian music on RU-vid, or at least what I've been able to find (most of the good ones seem to be recent compositions unfortunately)

Lmao some say we speak a ganguage closer to finnic. Who knows at this point honestly

*language

Actually, the style of this song is very close to the style of our traditional Turk sagas.(koşuk)

@@YunusKULL show me an example please! I am so excited

@@numbdeeds3878 sure RU-vid won't let me post links so I write the name of the singer and the name of the song. two samples; 1) İrfan Gürdal- Han Çadırı 2) İrfan Gürdal- Baş bir yana leş bir yana The first one is very old Turkish warrior poem. He talks about how he killed the enemy and that no one could hold him back. The second one is closer to the Ottoman period. It tells the story of a warrior named Köroğlu demanding tribute from the Ottoman Pashas and challenging them.

fellow Cuman? :)

@@hungariancuman2835 Cuman = Kıpchak we Turkic brother says Kıpchak Hungary friends say Cuman Kuman Kun Kum

@@BashkurtKagan I'm a Cuman too :) in Hungarian Kun :)

Mongols were raiding Europe, were known as "Tatár" for us. Luckily Ghenghis khan died and the mongols had to be retracted from Europe for the "burial" ceremony of the old Khan.

Ugye? Szerintem is! :D Iratkozz fel ha még látnál ilyet!

igen

​@@numbdeeds3878 egy kis feedback. Az elmúlt 1 évben ez lett a szakmám :))) 💪💪🇭🇺🇭🇺❤️❤️ A hazáért mindhalálig!

ott van a leírásban :D

Lowkey

ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-t-vyBL-hH08.html

true, however the title of this song is Időnek ideje (which means the time of time). And this wouldn't make sense in english so I ended up just going with: The Time instead. Because overall "The Time of Time" is just... time.

@@numbdeeds3878 Yeah, but I'm Hungarian, and in the context it means about It's time or The time is here.. unfortunately my English is not at native level, but it's something like these :)

@@numbdeeds3878 The title really is 'Időnek ideje [van]!' or 'A [csata] idejének ideje [van']

You'll get what's coming

Cry me a river. Learn Hungarian geography

Igaz. Mi lenne ha átírnám középkori stílusú dalra?

@@numbdeeds3878 tökéletes 😁

kajak... na mindegy így jött ki