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Genghis Khan - The Debut of Temüjin Khan - Extra History - #3 (Patreon)

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2018-03-03 05:46:08
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A tragic beginning, a daring escape, and a rise to power. The steppe has come to life with gossip:

Could young upstart Temujin be the one to defy custom and unite the Mongol clans under one ruler?

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Genghis Khan - The Debut of Temüjin Khan - Extra History - #3

Jamukha and Temüjin were officially fighting for control of the Mongolian steppes, appointing themselves the titles of "khan." But each man practiced wildly different strategies to gain prestige--Jamukha showed no mercy, but Temüjin took a more egalitarian route. Support us on Patreon! http://bit.ly/EHPatreon (--More below) Grab your Extra Credits gear at the store! http://bit.ly/ExtraStore Subscribe for new episodes every Saturday! http://bit.ly/SubToEC Play games with us on Extra Play! http://bit.ly/WatchEXP Talk to us on Twitter (@ExtraCreditz): http://bit.ly/ECTweet Follow us on Facebook: http://bit.ly/ECFBPage Get our list of recommended games on Steam: http://bit.ly/ECCurator ____________ ♪ Get the intro music here! http://bit.ly/1EQA5N7 *Music by Demetori: http://bit.ly/1AaJG4H ♪ Get the outro music here! http://bit.ly/23isQfx *Music by Sean and Dean Kiner: http://bit.ly/1WdBhnm

Comments

Martin Verran

This is a Comment I posted on the last Episode: *Late at Night, Jamukha's Camp* Sheep 1: Baaaaaaah. [something's up.} Sheep 2: Baaaaaaah? [What do you mean?] Sheep 1: Baaaaaaah. [Look.] *Temujin and Co are riding away from Jamukha's Camp* Sheep 3: Baaaaaaah. [That can't be Right.] Sheep 1: Baaaaaaah? [Should we Tell Jamukha?] Sheep 2: Baaaaaaah. [Nah, it'll be fine.] Sheep 3: Baaaaaah. [Yeah, reckon so.] *Sheep go Back to Sleep*

Christina Maria Jessen

So are the Jurched and the Tartars related to the Jurchen and the Tatars? Because both of those people were incredibly important, often overlooked and get to play bit parts in the stories of settled people. The Tatars would famously rule Russia for centuries, while the Jurchen would twice conquer northern China and the second time, they took the south and the west as well.

Thomas Alfred Weaver

what was the official name of this battle and war? I couldn't find much info.

Michael Jebbett

"I love my friends. I have no enemies, for they do not live."

Jonathan Morton

Why did both armies think the storm was good for Temujin?

Erik Eldritch
>>10547449

There's a Mongolian biographical movie about Temujin where they say that all Mongols fear the lightning, Tengrii's Wrath, so when Temujin and his forces don't seek shelter in the lightning, and the lightning doesn't smite them, they are empowered by Tengrii itself.

Sudarshan Ramani

I congratulate you for the Genghis Khan series. However I wonder if this is going to be an extended one because three episodes in and it's still about the Civil War...will you be covering the conquests in China, and the Khwarezmid Empire?

SpoonofEvil
>>10555445

Yeah, given the pacing this feels like it'll be another Justinian or Bismarck situation where they only cover the first half of his life and save the second half for later.

Jonathan Luoto
>>10540544

I don't think Jurched has anything to do with Jurchen per se, but there might be some etymological ties. Tartars and Tatars are a complicated story. Basically Tatars was one of the names the outside world called the Mongols under Genghis Khan, probably from previous knowledge of said Tartar clan. The name stuck and became what the new Turco- Mongol mix appearing in what today would be Russia was called.

Christina Maria Jessen
>>10540544

I tried looking it up and the only other mention I can find of the Jurched anywhere is as an alternate name for the Jurchen and that would make sense as a supremely powerful people living nearby and messing with China. So they're probably the same. No idea about the Tartars, though. I can't find mention of them, but Tatar only refers to the Turco-Mongolic successors living in Russia. I guess they could be a Turkic tribe and older sources just called them all Tatars, but it's only a guess.

Thomas Alfred Weaver
>>10547449

that makes some sense; Mongolia is mostly high-altitude grassland; so you didn't have many options to hide from lightning if you're outside.

Bill Lemmond

I didn't know about any of this. Thanks for such great stories, and all your research and production work. :)

Belisarius Imperator

There is so much to treat about Genghis ! Do you plan to do it in two series, like for Justinen ? Like one series for his unification of the mongols and another one for his conquests as universal Khan ?

Calvin Han

There are so many incredibly awesome historical figures you've done, and I have to say Temujin is one of the most badass!

Taum Wuthicharn

Guys, I’m happy to be one of your patron and will keep on supporting until I’m bankrupt. However, I really have to ask this; when are you going to release Mythology episode?

ExtraCredits
>>10685328

I believe we are planning to release Extra Mythology sometime this year (2018), but the truth is, as we had explained, we weren't expecting to hit our Extra Mythology goal *until* mid-2018 (we only hit it because of a very generous one-time donation from an eager patron). We've had a lot of sponsored/additional episodes on our plate lately so our production timeline is a little wonky right now for Extra Mythology. We will of course always update you lovely folks *first* on any news related to Extra Mythology. --Belinda (Community Manager)