I'm unsure how I stumbled across your channel, but I'm glad I did. Nice videos, mate. I have a suggestion for you, to enhance the audio somewhat: Speak ten or so degrees offset to the microphone. If you record yourself with and without speaking offset to the mic you should be able to notice a difference. Have a good one!
I was getting confused when you misspelled Murad as Murat. Murat was one of the greatest French Marshals; you had him leading the Mamluk cavalry against the French squares.
I'm Egyptian and even though we were in a war 200 years ago I have to thank the French for exploring our history and developing egyptology , if it wasn't for large portions of our history would have been forgotten
يا فرحة امك بيك، نابليون جه مصر لأنها بوابته للشرق كان عاوز يعملها قاعدة عسكريه لجيشه عشان تأمنله تجارته مع شركات الهند، نابليون سرق اثار كتير من مصر زي حجر رشيد اللي خده من قلعة قايت باي بتاعت المماليك نابليون اظن مكنش متدين اساسا يعني بحسب كلامه هو انه كان بيعتنق ديانة اي بلد هو فيها يعني كان معندوش اي مشكلة يبدل دينه زي مالحربايه بتبدل جلدها بحسب البيئة اللي بتكون فيها، هو لما كان عاوز يتجنب الثورات الشعبيه في مصر ادعى انه اسلم واصبح اسمه علي بونابرت، طبعا كان كلام فارغ والناس كشفته على طول ولما قاموا بثورة ضد احتلاله وهي ثورة القاهرة ظهر الوش الحقيقي للفرنسيين لما ضربوا القاهرة بالمدافع وضربوا جامع الازهر واقتحموه بالخيول وقتلوا اللي قتلوه ونهبوا الغالي والنفيس لأن الاسطول الانجليزي وقتها كان دمرلهم اسطول الامدادات بتاعهم في معركة بأسم معركة النيل
the videos and the content of it is top class and it is indeed a result of your effort and hardwork!However we(your subscribers) would appreciate it more if you could work on the audio quality!Thanks for the video👍
It was in Egypt under Napoleon's guidance that Egyptology the study of Ancient Egyptian artifacts was born. Hundreds perhaps thousands of ancient Egyptian artifacts were excavated from the desert sands of Egypt and sent to Paris by Napoleon and his associates for the French people to witness including the Obeleske which resides in Paris to this day.
Thanks to the reforms of Nizam-I Cedid, which started in 1789, the Ottoman Army was not bad at that time. With the old army, the Ottomans could not win anyway. It is important that the British did at sea with the navy. But ultimately, two armies came across on the land. The Islamic Renaissance had long since disappeared. When the Mongols invaded Baghdad, they destroyed books in the House of Wisdom (Bayt al-Ḥikmah) library in 1258. In the golden age of Islamic Civilization, science and religion were taught together in madrasas. However, when scientifically important books were destroyed, mostly religious education was given. This made clerics afraid of science. Only copies of these science and philosophy books remained in Andalusia. Some European clergymen and some scientists began translating these works in Andalusia into their own language. Science and new philosophical movements began to emerge in Europe during the Renaissance period. Then Andalusia collapsed and Islamic Civilization fell back. With the Geographical Discoveries, Reforms and the Age of Enlightenment, Europe has further developed. In the early Ottoman period, thanks to its superiority in certain military technologies, such as firearms, its regular army and strong state organization, it was victorious against Europe. For this reason, Ottoman administrators considered Europe weak. This caused him not to care much about the developments in Europe at first. Military failures came one after another after 1595. Diplomacy also developed rapidly in Europe at that time. Permanent embassies have become widespread in Europe. Russia and Polish - Lithuanian Commonwealth were reconciled. And the Holy League (1684) was founded. Polish - Lithuanian Commonwealth was an important Ottoman ally. Russia developed rapidly with the technologies it received from Europe. In the late period of the Ottoman, Russia made the biggest damage. In 1789 Selim III made major reforms and started the Ottoman Modernization process. With this method, the Ottoman military gained some success. Victories against Napaleon are in this period. However, after the Industrial Revolution, Europe entered a new development process. The Ottoman economic system was not suitable for the civil industry.
@@orkunyucel3095 "Thanks to the reforms of Nizam-I Cedid, which started in 1789, the Ottoman Army was not bad at that time." Wrong. Let's review one of the battles of the French against the Ottomans: the Battle of Abukir (1799): French: (7700 men) vs. Ottomans: (18000 or 20000 men) French losses: 220 killed in action and 600 wounded. Ottoman losses: 2,000 killed in action , 11,000 drowned, 5,000 captured and 2,000 missing and unaccounted for. There are more examples, too. I highly suggest that you check all the battles between the Ottomans and French during the French campaign in Egypt and the Levant.
@Abu Troll al cockroachistan They were more like the dothrakis, elite cavalry, almost no armor, living in a desert, leaded by the strongest soldier among them, etc. But i get your point about ancient slaves.
@Abu Troll al cockroachistan It's a subjective point, an opinion, it can't be bullshit or true. About the armor, it really depended, most of the time they had almost no armor cuz it made them too slow and was useless when fire weapons arrived, especially as lancers.
What happened to your sound?
Did the Mamluks take it with them?
I'm unsure how I stumbled across your channel, but I'm glad I did. Nice videos, mate.
I have a suggestion for you, to enhance the audio somewhat: Speak ten or so degrees offset to the microphone. If you record yourself with and without speaking offset to the mic you should be able to notice a difference.
Have a good one!
Thanks, it really helped!
I was getting confused when you misspelled Murad as Murat. Murat was one of the greatest French Marshals; you had him leading the Mamluk cavalry against the French squares.
Murad Bey was one of the leaders of the Mamluks
He also said 1696
Your voice is rather relaxing, I especially like this video and despise what other people say about it, keep it up dude!
I'm Egyptian and even though we were in a war 200 years ago I have to thank the French for exploring our history and developing egyptology , if it wasn't for large portions of our history would have been forgotten
يا فرحة امك بيك، نابليون جه مصر لأنها بوابته للشرق كان عاوز يعملها قاعدة عسكريه لجيشه عشان تأمنله تجارته مع شركات الهند، نابليون سرق اثار كتير من مصر زي حجر رشيد اللي خده من قلعة قايت باي بتاعت المماليك
نابليون اظن مكنش متدين اساسا يعني بحسب كلامه هو انه كان بيعتنق ديانة اي بلد هو فيها يعني كان معندوش اي مشكلة يبدل دينه زي مالحربايه بتبدل جلدها بحسب البيئة اللي بتكون فيها، هو لما كان عاوز يتجنب الثورات الشعبيه في مصر ادعى انه اسلم واصبح اسمه علي بونابرت، طبعا كان كلام فارغ والناس كشفته على طول ولما قاموا بثورة ضد احتلاله وهي ثورة القاهرة ظهر الوش الحقيقي للفرنسيين لما ضربوا القاهرة بالمدافع وضربوا جامع الازهر واقتحموه بالخيول وقتلوا اللي قتلوه ونهبوا الغالي والنفيس لأن الاسطول الانجليزي وقتها كان دمرلهم اسطول الامدادات بتاعهم في معركة بأسم معركة النيل
Good video, mate!
the videos and the content of it is top class and it is indeed a result of your effort and hardwork!However we(your subscribers) would appreciate it more if you could work on the audio quality!Thanks for the video👍
Nice video.
But dam that wild voice, are you about to cry?
This was pretty good, keep at it dude.
What painting is that at 0:22?
It was in Egypt under Napoleon's guidance that Egyptology the study of Ancient Egyptian artifacts was born. Hundreds perhaps thousands of ancient Egyptian artifacts were excavated from the desert sands of Egypt and sent to Paris by Napoleon and his associates for the French people to witness including the Obeleske which resides in Paris to this day.
try to make videos louder
Wake up, dude.
does this man always sleep when he makes a video ??
I agree the vidio is very good. Audio poor.
Brutal.
I use this video when I can’t sleep 🌚🌝🌚🌝
The Battle of Heliopolis would be much appreciated.
*Forms square in desert* : sweats in Crassus.
Perhaps almost 2,000 years in technology makes a difference
You said 1698 lol
dude improve the audio, this ruins the video
Dont forget Jazzar Pasha(Ahmad Pasha al-Jazzar, Cezzar Ahmed Paşa) from the Battle of Acre.
They only won because of the British lead and support. At this time Ottoman military wasn't really powerful.
Thanks to the reforms of Nizam-I Cedid, which started in 1789, the Ottoman Army was not bad at that time. With the old army, the Ottomans could not win anyway. It is important that the British did at sea with the navy. But ultimately, two armies came across on the land. The Islamic Renaissance had long since disappeared. When the Mongols invaded Baghdad, they destroyed books in the House of Wisdom (Bayt al-Ḥikmah) library in 1258. In the golden age of Islamic Civilization, science and religion were taught together in madrasas. However, when scientifically important books were destroyed, mostly religious education was given. This made clerics afraid of science. Only copies of these science and philosophy books remained in Andalusia. Some European clergymen and some scientists began translating these works in Andalusia into their own language. Science and new philosophical movements began to emerge in Europe during the Renaissance period. Then Andalusia collapsed and Islamic Civilization fell back. With the Geographical Discoveries, Reforms and the Age of Enlightenment, Europe has further developed. In the early Ottoman period, thanks to its superiority in certain military technologies, such as firearms, its regular army and strong state organization, it was victorious against Europe. For this reason, Ottoman administrators considered Europe weak. This caused him not to care much about the developments in Europe at first. Military failures came one after another after 1595. Diplomacy also developed rapidly in Europe at that time. Permanent embassies have become widespread in Europe. Russia and Polish - Lithuanian Commonwealth were reconciled. And the Holy League (1684) was founded. Polish - Lithuanian Commonwealth was an important Ottoman ally. Russia developed rapidly with the technologies it received from Europe. In the late period of the Ottoman, Russia made the biggest damage. In 1789 Selim III made major reforms and started the Ottoman Modernization process. With this method, the Ottoman military gained some success. Victories against Napaleon are in this period. However, after the Industrial Revolution, Europe entered a new development process. The Ottoman economic system was not suitable for the civil industry.
Actually, the main reason the French lost was because of the plague. They literally defeated the Ottomans in battles where they were outnumbered 6:1.
@@orkunyucel3095 "Thanks to the reforms of Nizam-I Cedid, which started in 1789, the Ottoman Army was not bad at that time."
Wrong. Let's review one of the battles of the French against the Ottomans: the Battle of Abukir (1799):
French: (7700 men) vs. Ottomans: (18000 or 20000 men)
French losses: 220 killed in action
and 600 wounded.
Ottoman losses: 2,000 killed in action
, 11,000 drowned, 5,000 captured
and 2,000 missing and unaccounted for.
There are more examples, too. I highly suggest that you check all the battles between the Ottomans and French during the French campaign in Egypt and the Levant.
1798 ***
Kavalalı mehmet ali pasha was an albanian-ottoman officer. Mamluks lone gone in 1789. By the way mamluks was kipchak turks.
A German and quite? dude, do a genes test 😂
Mamluks? Egypt is Ottoman Empire in 1798
@Abu Troll al cockroachistan They were more like the dothrakis, elite cavalry, almost no armor, living in a desert, leaded by the strongest soldier among them, etc.
But i get your point about ancient slaves.
@Abu Troll al cockroachistan It's a subjective point, an opinion, it can't be bullshit or true.
About the armor, it really depended, most of the time they had almost no armor cuz it made them too slow and was useless when fire weapons arrived, especially as lancers.
There were still Mamluk rulers back then.