The Mongol Invasion of Ukraine

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Fresh off the conquest of the Kwharazmian Empire, the Mongol horde treks west to wage war on Europe in the name of Genghis Khan. The principalities of the Kyivan (Kievan) Rus’ must suffer the ensuing Mongol invasion. The regional peoples rally behind leaders such as Danilo of Halych-Volhynia (Daniel of Galicia) to assert independence.
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Majorov, A. (2017). The Conquest of Russian Lands in 1237-1240. In The Golden Horde in World History (pp. 86-104). essay, Sh. Marjani Institute of History of the Tatarstan Academy of Sciences, University of Oxford.
Michell, R., Forbes, N., & Shakhmatov, A. A. (1914). The Chronicle of Novgorod, 1016-1471. London Offices of the Society.
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@HistoryDose 2 года назад

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@lostintime519 2 года назад

was no fucking Ukrainaaaa then, though.

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@lglubbock7593 2 года назад

mongol invasion of rus not ukraine cut the propaganda

@prestonangel448 2 года назад

Mongol History is just so interesting to learn about.

@icecoldchilipreppers6496 2 года назад

Nothing like the Islamic enslavement of half the known world. The Mongolians taught Europe how to do slavery and burned China into the ground so bad it put them like 200 years back. Probably the worst/most destructive empire in human history.

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@IWasBornAFreeGreek Год назад

at that historical moment Ukraine DID NOT EXIST. Stop the nonsense. In fact, the Mongol invasion divided the Russian principalities and because of the territorial vastness, the Surjik dialect appeared, which you incompetents call the Ukrainian language. big dislike

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@rudylutz2085 2 года назад

Except for the fact that the title is historically false.

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@glib4571 Год назад

@@rudylutz2085 it's not incorrect. The word Ukraine already existed and was used to describe a certain regions Ruś in the Duchy of Pereyaslav. Now the word Ruś was only applied to the regions of Kyiv, Chernihiv and Pereyaslav. Neither Novgorod nor Suzdal, Vladimir, nor even Galicia (till the creation of the Kingdom of Ruthenia) were called Ruś. You can read old novgorod, ipatiivski, lavrentiivski chronicles still available nowadays, and you'll see all those regions were put in contrast to Rus, which was in nowadays Ukraine. Other regions were called Ruś only when there was a need to emphasize on their subjection to Rus (meaning subjection to Kyiv and Ruthenians living there). Even slavic tribes of other regions used to call themselves differently: while people from Kyiv, Pereyaslav and Chernihiv used to call themselves Rusyny (meaning Ruthenians), Novgorodians and Pskovians were called Sloveny. And the lands of modern Moscow were mainly populated by finnougric tribes. This means that by that time there already existed different slavic and non-slavic ethnicities within the federation. The core of Ruś was in Kyiv, and Ruthenians as an ethnicity formed around Kyiv, they still live there, only the name has changed, because the region of Ruś called Ukraine spreaded its influence upon other regions. And there's nothing weird in it, there are many examples of such changes among other peoples: Lechia to Poland, Dacia to Romania, Muscovy to Russia. Nobody has a doubt that Lechia is basically Poland, yet people still think that Ukrainians "appeared out of nowhere". What's the reason of such ambiguity? Ukrainians used their original name (Rusyn) up until WW2 in Galicia, up until the beginning of XXth century in its north-eastern regions (Chernihiv) and still kept it nowadays in the most isolated mountain regions of Transcarpathia. Thus calling Ruś "Ukraine" is not a mistake. It's just another name of the same entity. And it's just the same as calling Lechia "Poland", but nobody gets mad due to the latter.

@totem311 Год назад

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@bdleo300 11 месяцев назад

absolutely incorrect, 100% revisionism. No "ukraine" existed in 13 th century, not even theoretically, it's laughable to claim so. The word itself means frontier, kray/kraina in every slavic language, not a country. "Kievan Rus" (or Kyivan or whatever) wasn't called Kievan either, only Rus. Ruthenia also means Rus-land, land of Rus, bastarnized latin name. People of Paris call themselves Parisians, so I guess they are a nation according to this ridiculous twisted 'logic'.

@TheJackmeisterMongolHistory 2 года назад

Great to see this finally released: absolutely stunning artwork, and narration!

@HistoryDose 2 года назад

Thank you again for all the help with this!

@icecoldchilipreppers6496 2 года назад

@@HistoryDose I love how you included a non existent Ukraine into the story for clicks/algo. Smart man.

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The story is straight to the point. Thanks to the author for the work!

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He's not alone 😅

@bernhardreisinger4012 2 года назад

absolutely breathtaking video! The video essays yo uupload from time to time are always long awaited by me and every one of them shows that you are a master of your work and love what you do! The mongol videos are my absolute favourite as I am a big fan of mongol culture and history, so much so that in my scientific paper, which I had to write before my final test i tried to sum up the mongol invasion of europe. So your video is highly appreciated and I hope you will make more about this topic!

@whowhatwhydoyouknow Год назад

Your videos are of unbelievably high quality! I will definitely follow this channel.

@peanutwars 2 года назад

Oh man your videos and animations and art are just so quality man I love it thanks for taking all the time to do this I’m always looking forward to it big time perfect story for now

@davidk6269 2 года назад

If you are interested in the Mongol invasion of Russia, an excellent book to read is James Chambers' book: "The Devil's Horsemen". It is a fantastic read for anyone interested in the early Mongol campaigns. Very accessible prose and highly-engaging, not dry and academic.

@rootsrockreggae4192 2 года назад

Gracias homie

@vikey1764 2 года назад

David, there was no Russia in XIII century. There was a medieval state called Rus with it’s capital city in Kyiv. The word Russia appeared in XVIII century as a Greek spelling of Rus, when Moscovite tsar Peter the Great decided to rebrand the Moscovy into a more noble something. He picked the Rus and named his state as Russia

@dmitryvladimirskiy6940 2 года назад

Wrong, Petter the great turned Russian Czardom into an empire, and before the Czardom (which was established in 1547), Russian Principalities were a thing, moreover it’s arguable whether the title of the capital at the time meant anything beyond a title of the oldest city. Russian Principalities and the word Russia/Russian appeared long before XVIII

@kirya7177 2 года назад

@@dmitryvladimirskiy6940 There was no "Russia" "long before XVIII". This word wasn't used in any of the old maps before.

@stepankotyk8823 2 года назад

@@kirya7177 you will be surprised if you read new russian history

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I'm amazed by your videos they're insanely well made

@coltonsheffield9741 Год назад

Keep them coming. These are great. I could spend all day watching them

@OrangePillow815 2 года назад

I love the small details you guys put in like the Mongol war chants. Amazing video as always!

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@Frosty_tha_Snowman 2 года назад

I still really want to see the story of Spartacus and the 3rd Servile War depicted in your channels beautiful artwork and evocative storytelling. In my opinion, it would be the perfect story for your channel to tell. Capua and the gladiatorial arena, Mount Vesuvius, the rebel slave army as it grows in size and the numbers of Rome's legions that they defeated, and the amount that were necessary to finally quell the uprising, and the military tactics used by each side... I can't tell you how much I'd like to see this happen.

@HistoryDose 2 года назад

I will add that to the list of potential topics! I'd want a good chunk of production time to do it properly. Thanks, Frosty

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@purevjavterbish33 Год назад

@@HistoryDose I am mongol,writing from Mongolia.This empire was the most powerful military super power 🔥💥👹in all human history,much strong than -Romans,British e,Nazy Germany,USSR & USA.Only short reign of Great Khans-Ugedei 1229-1241,Guek 1246-1248,Munke 1251-1259 and 40 years civil war prevented to occopy all Eurasia continent,muslim sountries in North Africa ,Japan.

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The First Sevile War is my favourite. Eunus is such an interesting person.

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@@purevjavterbish33 Your history is amazing

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Im gonna keep this short and sweet. A lot of great history channels out there, But this shit right here , takes the cake! Keep em comin . Shout out from The Bronx NY

@iLLeag7e Год назад

The artwork on these videos lately has been amazing. I'm serious, I love it, it's really good :)

@MaxMinXX 2 года назад

Your narration and illustrations are very compelling. I love ❤️ this style.

@ConorTQuinn Год назад

The editing on this is so great! It gives me a moment of fear when the music swells for the Mongols attacking the city of Kiev.

@sanitizerwilliam2911 2 года назад

, GREAT VIDEO, loved the art and style of it a ALL . It would be great if you guys could do a video on the European Conquest of the Caribbean

@coolaprilfool1335 2 года назад

I love this channel,thanks for the hard work.Its really good gang. :)

@r0b0saurusrex80 2 года назад

Amazing narration and the art is fantastic. Another well done video.

@SuchIsLife424 Год назад

Can you do Basil the Bulgar slayer next? When he blinded 99 out of every 100 Bulgarian POWs. I really like your art and storytelling so it would be awesome to see that event unfold in video form. 🙏

@flowerpower1629 2 года назад

Truly beautiful, such a captivating way to tell history. I love the imagery, the sounds and the novelistic way you describe the historic events.

@bdleo300 11 месяцев назад

Except it's laughable revisionism. no "ukraine" existed even theoretically in 13th century.

@Anton_Danylchenko 2 года назад

Thank you for the great video about the history of my country

@thefriedrice4489 2 года назад

Absolutely incredible! I will never get enough of the art work and especially love the art at 9:33 gives me pellenor fields from lord of the rings vibes! Keep up the great work!

@Blue_cheese. 2 года назад

The cool part is this is history and actually happened!

@captmack007 Год назад

....in an alliance of elves and men...

@AndriiF 2 года назад

Great video, tnx guys! And as many mentioned arts are very cool, really atmospheric! The only thing I have to say that city of Luck is should be written and pronounced as Lutsk. That's much more correct;)

@choccows Год назад

It was amazing how the Mongols could have moved such large armies such great distances.

@Aramaru-yx9hz 8 месяцев назад

Their nomadic lifestype plus horses make up for great mobility

@naturalfreehuman 6 месяцев назад

how did they feed both human and animal alike on such journeys especially with such numbers? makes ya wonder. that ain't easy. history the mystery...

@righthandstep5 6 месяцев назад

@@naturalfreehuman strong genes dude. Strong genes. Makes sense given the lack of woods in Mongolia.

@naturalfreehuman 6 месяцев назад

@@righthandstep5 ya, it's still beyond. that's massive amounts of people. you need something to eat... cheers!

@_Sadsack_ 5 месяцев назад

@@naturalfreehuman well… There is a reason you do not want to lose a war. When you lose, everything that was yours is no longer yours. Your house, food, material, life, ideas, wife, sons, and daughters. Everything is taken and made someone else’s. That is how you feed and entertain your army.

@capri300 Год назад

these videos are so well done and entertaining! i'm on a binge watching sprea

@gomezgomez6299 2 года назад

My favorite ( production is awesome!) history channel in RU-vid

@ViaExsanguinate 2 года назад

It would be neat to see a short on the battle of Legnica. As depressing as that battle was to read about, I think you and your brother could bring it to life in a way that hasn’t been done yet!

@akhancj9 Год назад

Battle of Legnica is the beast !!

@pinchevulpes Год назад

I want to see Kalka river and princes get crushed under platform 😢

@ViaExsanguinate Год назад

@@pinchevulpes also brutal and underrated!

@Kevin-qt4vy Год назад

Nah, do the battle of MOHI. That one is a brilliant tactician from General Subutai!

@linasma235 10 месяцев назад

Traditionally, historians considered this battle of Legnica victory for the Europeans, who, although they won, suffered huge losses, including the death of the Polish duke Henry II the Pious of Silesia, who led the battles. At this point, the Allies are believed to have suffered a crushing defeat.After the Battle of Legnica, part of the Mongol army remained to plunder Poland, part joined the main forces in Hungary

@ECM32323232 2 года назад

Hey Guys, great vid. I really think your best or at least most interesting topics are the ones like this where clashes between different nationalities occur. The one about the Japanese Vs the Mongols and the Native Americans Vs the Vikings are really unique. These made me want to click because I’ve never heard of stories between cultures clashing before which are so far apart geographically. Looking at the number of views on those vids I think others share this attraction to the topics too. Keep it up more of that. Please. Maybe one between the Myans and the Spanish at first contact.

@HistoryDose 2 года назад

Thanks! I’m always amazed by culture clashes as well. I have another one like that coming out in May, and I’d love to do a Spanish-Aztec video as well.

@jon-umber Год назад

I'm so happy I found this channel

@jamiefergie7313 Год назад

These are fantastic my friend ❤ only just found them

@owenmuta 2 года назад

This was so well done I came back for seconds.

@HistoryDose 2 года назад

Some new content is on the way tomorrow to save you from watching re-runs :)

@sachi8483 2 года назад

8:46 This is peak content right here. The visuals the narration as you reacall the Rus rebellion against the mongols followed with the music is simply gorgeus.

@skullrevenant9573 2 года назад

Yeah that's my favorite oart of this vid

@maheshrathod5593 2 года назад

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@SchooledSavage692 Год назад

Good old boy moment 😂

@Chicken_cocknballsoup7376 Год назад

@@maheshrathod5593 I love it when the millions of hindus got butchered by mughals (mongolian descendants) and couldn't do shit but prey about it. Peak content. 😇

@maheshrathod5593 Год назад

@@Chicken_cocknballsoup7376 I was actually trying to be pro mongol here. At 8:46 he narrates how Ukrainians slaughtered Mongols. My emoji was actually targeted against that...

@jacencastellano5705 Год назад

All I have to say is thank you for all of this..

@iLLeag7e Год назад

The writer of your scripts deserves credit here. This is good content!

@jameshoratio4702 2 года назад

This is the most impressive consistent history channel I know. Thank you for your work.

@hansolobutimdead 2 года назад

Love the mongol content, keep that going

@abhijaysarmah7418 Год назад

Came here from kng, i have to say your channel is a hidden gem!!

@sethbartley2212 2 года назад

the artwork visual aids are absolutely striking and beautiful!

@CthulhuSauce 2 года назад

Very interesting period of history which I feel is often overlooked. Great video and great artwork! What software do y'all use for your audio? I've been looking for a reliable program to make some ambience sounds for my DnD campaign, but I haven't had much luck.

@HistoryDose 2 года назад

Reaper is great for vocals. Other than that we just fool around with audio speed, reverb and use a nice big library of various cinematic ambient effects, bass thuds, whooshes, etc. I've been looking into Paulstretch recently too--a cool program that can turn simple noises into ambient notes. Hope you're doing well up at the wall Jon Snow!

@davidsanford2843 2 года назад

Gorgeous video! Maybe a video on the Polish Hussar charge of the Ottoman Siege of Vienna 1683 in the future?

@cory7328 Год назад

These videos are just amazing quality.

@Gringo890 2 года назад

The quality production of this video is spectacular

@Fotosynthesis858 Год назад

@HistoryDose is by far my favorite history RU-vidr. All the videos are historically accurate, expertly produced & presented in a very entertaining way 👍🏾

@polepino Год назад

Can you do a video on the actual tactics that the Mongols used to defeat their heavier armored and more numerous enemies? I remember reading/hearing about how the Mongols were lightly armored with leather and silk and used repeated hunting techniques, attack and retreat, to draw out and tire their opponents who thought they were running away. The silk would not break against arrow heads and could be pulled to pull out the arrow from the flesh.

@ibanezman1085 Год назад

Keep up the good work guys amazing job

@ericdriscoll867 Год назад

Just found this channel and love it!!!!

@kingk4934 2 года назад

Art is 100% and story telling is 100% what more can you ask for

@QuesyJ Год назад

Enjoyed this episode, can I ask where the music from 8:40 - 10:00 is from. Sounds epic.

@-zulutchaing-6063 Год назад

Those animation are so good id love to meet the illustrators and graphists that work on those

@agoraphobiccowboy2303 Год назад

Great video, thanks!

@austinlester1683 2 года назад

What a absolute insane time to have been existing during such invasions I can honestly not even fathom facing such problems coming from 2022 in the United States.

@brankobradas1147 Год назад

You will retake your land in upcoming race war.

@thisnthat7760 10 месяцев назад

The Mongols were barbaric and those were the baddest of times to be alive... But That's just a Trailer... According to The Bible,The worse is yet TO COME.

@Aoeror98 7 месяцев назад

We need a series about the mongols and their conquest

@DansDocs Год назад

Love your videos. Very informative and stylish

@chickenassasintk 2 года назад

By God this is an amazing video, Beautiful, Perfection in it's story telling and a vision of emotion in the art of story telling. This is true art. Your love of history and it's story is captivating

@elcid9581 8 месяцев назад

I don't leave comments often but I got to tell you bro your videos those paintings and the music and your voice and the style it's insane I love it

@someguysomeone3543 2 года назад

1:00 damn that picture with the burning rubbels and mountains of skull is such a powerful image. Also what's the name of the music at 8:50?

@PlantagenetRose Год назад

Danilo’s initial cowardess in leaving his lands seems to be a blessing, he was later able to gather people to fight against the invaders. Creating an even better empire than before.

@O-oo3uu 8 месяцев назад

An empire overlooked and payed homage to their overlords the Mongols

@lindahudson6685 2 года назад

Well done and great narration.

@thecitative6249 Год назад

A movie about Danilo would be so interesting to watch. It'd be a Braveheart type of story, I'd totally watch it.

@Polnisch_StalkerPL Год назад

During this period, there wasn't Ukraine nor Russia. There was a 'Rus'. For me this is a fundamental mistake in title of video.

@glib4571 Год назад

The word Ukraine already existed and was used to describe a certain regions Ruś in the Duchy of Pereyaslav. Now the word Ruś was only applied to the regions of Kyiv, Chernihiv and Pereyaslav. Neither Novgorod nor Suzdal, Vladimir, nor even Galicia (till the creation of the Kingdom of Ruthenia) were called Ruś. You can read old novgorod, ipatiivski, lavrentiivski chronicles still available nowadays, and you'll see all those regions were put in contrast to Rus, which was in nowadays Ukraine. Other regions were called Ruś only when there was a need to emphasize on their subjection to Rus (meaning subjection to Kyiv and Ruthenians living there). Even slavic tribes of other regions used to call themselves differently: while people from Kyiv, Pereyaslav and Chernihiv used to call themselves Rusyny (meaning Ruthenians), Novgorodians and Pskovians were called Sloveny. And the lands of modern Moscow were mainly populated by finnougric tribes. This means that by that time there already existed different slavic and non-slavic ethnicities within the federation. The core of Ruś was in Kyiv, and Ruthenians as an ethnicity formed around Kyiv, they still live there, only the name has changed, because the region of Ruś called Ukraine spreaded its influence upon other regions. And there's nothing weird in it, there are many examples of such changes among other peoples: Lechia to Poland, Dacia to Romania, Muscovy to Russia. Nobody has a doubt that Lechia is basically Poland, yet people still think that Ukrainians "appeared out of nowhere". What's the reason of such ambiguity? Ukrainians used their original name (Rusyn) up until WW2 in Galicia, up until the beginning of XXth century in its north-eastern regions (Chernihiv) and still kept it nowadays in the most isolated mountain regions of Transcarpathia. Thus calling Ruś "Ukraine" is not a mistake. It's just another name of the same entity. And it's just the same as calling Lechia "Poland", but nobody gets mad due to the latter.

@Polnisch_StalkerPL Год назад

@@glib4571 I meaned, that historical name of the state ruled by Rurikhids was Kievan Rus. The geographical regions was called Red Rus, Black Rus, White Rus and so on. Maybe they used the name Ukraine, but I think, that was used for describing geographical region covering the ares around Kiev.

@Azog150 Год назад

@@Polnisch_StalkerPL I mean it easier for a modern audience to understand the title of the video by using the modern geographical distinction no? "The Mongol Invasion of the Kievan Rus" might be good for the the out-and-out history nerds, but not for most others.

@maryanchabursky9148 Год назад

The lands locared between the Syan and Don rivers was refured to as "Vkrayina" (meaning "in land") as far back as 1147. With time the peoples of the region adopted the name to differentiate themselves from their norther cousins who userped the name Rus' for themselves.

@grim789 Год назад

Yeah but most people might not know that so I don't fault him for using that in the title anyway.

@grim789 Год назад

Crazy these people existed our troubles seem so trivial compared to those of history. Wars must have been unimaginably brutal.

@dspsblyuth Год назад

Back then you didn’t have to pay income tax and rent

@eonthinker100yrago8 Год назад

@@dspsblyuth yes but back then you could easily loose your whole family within a whole day and there is nothing you could do about it.

@dspsblyuth Год назад

@@eonthinker100yrago8 you could raise an army and seek vengeance

@eonthinker100yrago8 Год назад

@@dspsblyuth what are you talking about lol.back then human population density was extremely low.it would be impossible for a normal person to raise an army.infact it is much easier to assemble a mob/cartel/gang in todays era as compared to raising a small army(yes gangs of today could be considered small armies back then).

@justice_crash2521 Год назад

Keep it coming brother i love your style

@onangarodney7746 Год назад

Man I love your work

@sosig6445 11 месяцев назад

The narrative visuals and sound effects during the mongol conquests gave an apocaliptic feel and the Rus rebellion/counterattack gives such heroic vibes to their struggle They must have felt like they were fighting the last war on earth and the end of the world is closing, as they fought for their very survival against an enemy of apocaliptic scale and talent for warfare and destruction, from a far away land many of them never heard of, as entire civilisations clashed for the fate of Entire Eastern Europe, it must have took the courage of true heroes to rise up in arms even after they witnessed the power of their foe before and the dire consequence of insubordination.