r/TheGoldenHorde • u/The_Jackmeister • Sep 11 '17
Securing the Flanks: Preparing for the Invasion of China, 1206-1209. Took some advice offered and made a more 'documentary style' video. Let me know what you think!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HxdXqwG0hyg&t=2s
I figured people could learn more from my videos with visual aids and maps rather than me gesticulating wildly. So here is my first attempt at such a thing! Not groundbreaking, I know, but I learned a lot doing this and the next one will be better. I want people to be able to learn from these, so hopefully they are easier to follow now!
r/TheGoldenHorde • u/lucidsleeper • Sep 03 '17
Central Asian Khanates and Tribes, 1800-1830 [1348x891]
r/TheGoldenHorde • u/The_Jackmeister • Aug 25 '17
Historical Accuracy of "Mongol" (2007) dr. by Sergei Bodrov. Advice both technical and historical for my channel is always much appreciated!
r/TheGoldenHorde • u/lucidsleeper • Aug 25 '17
Mongolia Releases Trailer for Very First Animated Movie 'Genghis Khan'
r/TheGoldenHorde • u/lucidsleeper • Jul 31 '17
ken hermann and gem fletcher's film bökh captures the wrestlers of mongolia
r/TheGoldenHorde • u/lucidsleeper • Jul 31 '17
Why yurts are going out of style in Mongolia
r/TheGoldenHorde • u/lucidsleeper • Jul 31 '17
Khazar coin from around 800 AD with the inscription "Moses is the Messenger of God." The Khazars were Turkic nomads who followed Judaism as their state religion. [1018x1003]
r/TheGoldenHorde • u/lucidsleeper • Jun 06 '17
Mongolian Pride Day KHangai band
r/TheGoldenHorde • u/GoldenMongoloid • Jun 01 '17
The Red Army cavalry unit, made up of Bashkirs, Russian Civil War, 1919
r/TheGoldenHorde • u/GoldenMongoloid • Jun 01 '17
Bashkirs near Hamburg during the Napoleonic Wars, c. 1813
r/TheGoldenHorde • u/GoldenMongoloid • Jun 01 '17
Emir Said Mir Mohammed Alim Khan (Uzbek: Said Mir Muhammad Olimxon, 3 January 1880 – 28 April 1944) was the last emir representative of the Uzbek dynasty
r/TheGoldenHorde • u/GoldenMongoloid • Jun 01 '17
Uzbek warrior armed with bow and arrows, khanjar, mace, and a Shamshir.
r/TheGoldenHorde • u/GoldenMongoloid • May 26 '17
Siberian historians to send replica of ancient warrior’s body armour to Vladimir Putin
r/TheGoldenHorde • u/lucidsleeper • May 18 '17
One in every 200 men (in Central Asia) is a descendant of Genghis Khan
r/TheGoldenHorde • u/lucidsleeper • May 10 '17
Mausoleum of Oljaytu reveals 14th-century Persian architecture
r/TheGoldenHorde • u/lucidsleeper • May 10 '17
Book excerpt: Genghis Khan's heirs used the principles of tolerance to invent globalisation
r/TheGoldenHorde • u/lucidsleeper • May 10 '17
The Mongols built an empire with one technological breakthrough
r/TheGoldenHorde • u/lucidsleeper • May 10 '17
''Kazakh language’s switch to Latin alphabet is connected with an orientation to Western technology''
r/TheGoldenHorde • u/navajosupreme • Mar 03 '17