The Omani Empire and Its Impact on the World | World History Project
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- The Omani Empire was not a typical empire. It was not something you could easily see on the map. It didn’t have an army or typical bureaucracy. In the corner of Arabia, on the Indian Ocean coast, the Omani rulers looked away from the land and outward to the sea, ultimately controlling many important sea lanes. This so-called empire was a loose web of ports connected through trade relations. Over time, it became a powerful economic, political, and cultural force that reshaped the Indian Ocean world, from Oman to Zanzibar and beyond.
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It is a sea empire like that of Carthage or Venice. Small territorial holdings with a strong enthuse on trade and influence.
Other European Colonial Empires started as that.
Title: Omani Empire
Thumbnail: Selim III "Ottoman Sultan" at Topkapi Palace
Exactly as I thought😅
The omanis kicked out the Portuguese, have a waaaay greater history than whats mentioned and dpans thousands of years, the girst sea port in history is in Oman, the oldest tribes in the world are in Oman, so many lost languages are only found in Oman etc etc.
I thought it was the Somalis
The oldest tribes in the world are not in oman
@@meltedicecreamsandwich suuuure says the tribal chief
@@turkialbalushi6827 oh what the hell i 100% expected you not reply since it’s been one year ago
@@meltedicecreamsandwich the arabs have decided with all this new oil money that they should take a page out of Americanism and either suppress, change or exaggerate history so that you can forget that just 2 decades ago they were dusty foot Bedouins still kidnapping foreign women.
The Portuguese "Empire" worked pretty much the same way, have you noticed ?
Great mangol empire🏹🗡️🏹
I want to know more about their military during the 18th Century.
im a pakistani and took a dna test and got 3% omani in me thx omani empire came to asia that makes sense now where i got this omani 3% from now thx
Then you are baloch i am Punjabi Pakistani
@AZ OZ I am 25 percent han Chinese from mothers side even my nose is slightly thick then arab I have square face cut my father's sister shagufta and my mom have yellow skin like Chinese may be because yadu was also yellow in Mahabharata and Mata sita was nepali but yes my eyes are too big like shweta tiwari I was born in Oman and omani were fan of my eyes
@AZ OZ thanks
Hello. What is your YDNA haplogroup?
@@MuhammadAsfoorRajput786 Huge population of Oman's have exact same DNA as Balochs. Rajput, look into your DNA because Heera Mandi was at the peak during that time. You may have a big mix with many different strands and types of DNA . Don't be surprised to find most of Hindus , Buddhists, Iranian, and Arabs as your half-brother but from a different mother. You will be surprised how your male ancestors came from so far just for few days for fun to your motherland for a good time, In return, they blessed you with their DNA. Heera Mandi was very famous with all kind of bhais.
How did it fall?
They split up with zinjibar . Then got f***ed by bri'i'ish
(bri'i'sh is a meme)
@@z3tr_z “Fuc*ed?” It was a long term deal 🤦♂️ your country doesn’t have a history so stop bashing other countries get a life
@@hanood7844 we all get fu**ed ain't we ?
British probably
A few coups happened, the ruling family weren't on the same page and ofc Britain
British behind all that don't change the history
The picture of "syd Majid" is not him. Tippu Tip ,was a governor of Kasongo Congo and not a slave trade. Slave traders were Africans themselves and the Europeans namely British,Frenchay Germans. Do research before presenting
The Barbary Slave trade outcompetes the transatlantic slave trade by over an order of magnitute in terms of slaves traded. This is not even getting into the slave trade that happened across east africa with muslim slave traders. The only reason for why the Middle East is not full of africans is because muslims treated africans like consumables. Castrating every single male, ensuring there were no progenies and resulting in the death of at least 9/10th of the slaves taken, and then using them in hard labour, so that they die within 5 years of being enslaved.
The Omanis ran the centuries long East African Slave Trade. Millions of black African men, women and children were trafficked from the interior of Africa to Zanzibar and then transported into a life of barbaric slavery to the Gulf and wider Indian Ocean. By the time the British got to Zanzibar 50,000 Black men, women and children were passing through Omani run slave markets every year. One incredibly gruesome fact about the Omani run East African Slave Trade was that the males were routinely castrated. The British implored the Omani Sultans of Zanzibar to stop the Slave Trade, but they did not. As a result the British decided to take over Zanzibar. In 1964 just after the British left Zanzibar, the local Black Africans fearful of a return to Omani Arab rule massacred the Omani Arab population of Zanzibar.
Oman never controlled somali seas. They payed tribute to the somali sultanates to even use the sea
Correct.
Oman is closer to Pakistan not india
During Omani empire, Jinah's hindu father was still not born, let alone Jinah. They are talking about 1600