The Otrar Massacre and the Sources

I remember someone said that: "History is mostly bias, and the rest are lies". :D

Watched this right after my lecture on forensic medicine. Its almost like history is a series of murders and there are so many accounts of the same event and we have to act as detectives to find the truth. Loved the video

Loved the video.

From my amateur reading of history, it seems to me that the Mongols introduced a type of cruelty that eastern Eurasia never quite recovered from. Iran in particular had a series of traumatic flashbacks in the form of Timur and Nader Shah

I love your work and your perspective of things. By providing these lesser know incident that have led to these huge events, you show these people on the both side and their actions as very pragmatic and understandable. These perspectives are much more realistic than the generally accepted history of the Mongols, since most that history is very bias against the Mongolians, because most of it comes from the enemies that they fought.

I love your channel. The Mongols are my favourite historical topic.