How Eastern Courts Worked - Crusader Kings III DOCUMENTARY
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Kings and Generals historical animated documentary series on the history of the medieval era continues with a video a second video of our mini-series on the royal courts of the Middle Ages. In the first episode ( • How Western Courts Wor... ) we talked about the courts of Kingdoms of England, France, Republic of Venice, Holy Roman Empire and the Eastern Roman Empire, while this episode will cover the courts of the Mongol Khanate, Abbasid Caliphate, Umayyad Caliphate, Delhi Sultanate and various Indian Kingdoms.
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I understand this is for crusader kings 3 and they only have courts for the feudal and clan governments but could you do a video on how the tribalistic slavs,norse,balts,and finno-urgaric rulers projected power in there petty kingdoms?
The courts of the Nubian Kingdoms and Ethiopian Kingdom should have been included
I highly recommend the article ("Transforming Manila: China, Islam and Spain in a Global Port City, by Ethan Hawkley.")... This is great if you intend to make any videos about pre-colonial Philippine history in the future.
Western courts and Eastern courts. How about ottoman courts? Is it omitted?
Nice videos but I am surprised you didn't include any of the far eastern courts like that of Korea, Japan, Malaysia, or China. Maybe you can make another called the eastern courts part 2.
Delving into "unpopular" historical themes and making them more understandable is what makes this channel my number one choice! great job!!! 👏 👏
Agreed 100%
@@geraldhammond3260 some hold other historical periods and events in higher regard than others. Look at how ww2 is remembered compared to the Korean war. History is history to me, every facet is to be appreciated.
@@TY-km8hj No, he's talking about how some people or even the majority rather talk about or view the stuff through the "western" side instead of the east.
@@averageviewer6279 then how was what I said wrong? I literally said other historical events and periods are held in higher regard than others. That would include both western and eastern history.
Good point Byzantine Tales.
This is why I like this channel it's not just about war and battles, politics economy social structure this is what we want to know to understand and learn about our ancestors
@@chadsupporter4093 are u talking about the crusades or what!?
@@chadsupporter4093 Nothing? Also why just address orthodox and muslims, there are plenty more people wronged by the crimes of Catholic doctrine and the Catholic church.
B-b-but I wanna learn about war and battle 🥺🥺
@@chadsupporter4093 LOL troll.
@@chadsupporter4093 Church membership is shrinking, church attendance is shrinking, some people see themselves as spiritual, but want nothing to do with the church and it's believes or drop it all together. Thankfully the Catholic doctin had to be revised over and over again due to public pressure. Pagan traditions are rampant in "church" holidays from all the cultures you mentioned. And in many cases they are becoming the main focus.
Even if the Catholic church was still growing the way you claim it would not in anyway excuse or justify the acts, crimes and atrocities committed by and in the name of the Catholic belive or as a result of it's indoctrination.
Two reasons you are a troll. You just throw out claims that are not based in reality and jusr designed to provoke an emotional response. And secondly you seem to unable to write one coherent comment.
Enjoying all this history about the East and the Islamic world. Well done Kings and Generals very interesting.
I also like how the channel discussed the Muslim Court system as being more focused on education and culture instead of one's based on Western feudalism.
@@TsarOfRuss we need to tell those responsible with our education system to allow for this type of material to be taught. Right now the system needs focus on other world cultures in our history aside from the ones it focuses on the most.
@@zacharyspalding3858 “societal advancement”, the Western European sphere was way off ahead all the other spheres and also Islamic world. The Feudal society was much more advanced and sophisticated than the Despotism of the Islamic world. Slavery was abolished, and while the Feudal society wasn’t exactly nice, each and every citizen had his and her place in the society. Everyone had judicial rights and responsibilities, and while nobles were exempted from taxes, this applied only as long as they were soldiers or civil servants. If they picked a trade or profession, they lost the tax exemption status. The Romano-Germanic civil law was light years ahead from sharia and despot’s whim, and the judicial system of the Western sphere is even today the model to all secular judicial systems in the world.
“economical advancement”, again the Western European sphere was the winner. Feudalism allowed economy to evolve beyond the bazaar economy of the Islamic world. Proto-Capitalism evolved. Things like co-operative, joint-stock corporation, holding company, insurance, cheque and derivatives were invented already in the Middle Ages. The oldest extant joint stock corporation, Stora Enso, can date itself to era of Crusades. It is the fifth largest paper producer in the world. True, the Islamic cultures could build lavish monumental and religious buildings and the rulers lived in opulence. All what this proves is an incredibly skewed Gini coefficient. It was all squeezed out from the work of slaves and fellahs, who got absolutely nothing on it. The Gini coefficient of the Western societies was much more even: the upper layers of the society were not that opulent and rich, but the middle and lower classes were much more wealthier and well off than the fellahs and slaves in the Islamic world.
Dont get dumb, feudalism was better than any other thing muslims had to offer, go ask urself why no ones speak arabic and u speak in english.
People just like to talk about the past to make them feel better about themselves.
@@theentertainmentnation4694 The reason why you don't speak Arabic is the anti-Muslim propaganda by the church, and this is well known.
The Caliphate ended feudalism and the people became free. The time for taking annual taxes was changed to the harvest season so that the peasants would not have to take loans that made them lose their money. Compare this with what you did in Africa and the new world, of enslaving and stealing the wealth of the original people....
This is just one example, and if I talk about the rest, there will be no time.
@@theentertainmentnation4694 The information he mentioned in the passage about the presence of 10,000 eunuchs at the Caliph in Baghdad is false. This was present with the Emir of Andalusia.
Slavery in Islam was limited and the son of the slave is free, unlike what is found in Christianity of enslaving people and this is what happened with the control of Castile on Granada.
Your feudal system led to centuries of destruction and rebellion, while we, from the days of the Akkadians, invented a system of government better than feudalism.
Agreeeeee so much
Yelü Chucai's accomplishments in administering the Mongol Empire were huge, and the man himself was incredibly tall for his age. Truly a fascinating individual.
He was uighur. Now look what the CCP did to the once magnificent Uighur people.
@@wewenang5167 Yelü was a Khitan. Tata-tonga was an Uighur, who was one of Chingis' able administrators, and helped give the Mongols the Uighur script--which evolved into the traditional Mongol script. Tata-tonga also taught Chingis' children to read and write, transforming them from simple nomads, to civilized bureaucrats.
This all sounds too complicated I don't think I'll be a king anymore
Most of monarchies nowadays are COnstitutional Monarchies with Parlament as the primary unit of control, while Monarchs themselves are either just figureheads (Britain) or has some degree of power over the the parlament (Sweden, Norway and etc.)
So even if you would become the King in Modern days, you would just need to live royal life with limited responsibility over your governing choices.
@@inspector_beyond unless you are like the monarchs of lesotho, or the middle eastern monarchs and princes. They still have great or absolute control on their parliament
@@alimohammad1934 Which why I said - Most of Monarchies. Because I recognize that there are still Absolute Monarchies, but today they are not doing so well and Countries that have COnstitutional Monarchies are tend to do good in modern days, like Britain, Netherlands and especially Norway, which has the highest life rating in the world.
@@alimohammad1934 you meant to say Swaziland or eswantini right? Because the king of Lesotho is just a figure head
@@inspector_beyond Enter Saudi Arabia. A total monarchy with no Constitution.
>Ruling dynasty is the law and govt
>over 10'000 princes
>Population 35m.
>G8 Economy.
>#5 on Military spending and #1 on military spending % of GDP.
>has numerous puppet states and subservient states
So yes, you can still be absolute monarch nowadays.
Russia and North Korea are the same as well.
Yes, yes... How i think my court will be in Crusader Kings 3
Except this video is about tribal court and the Royal Court DLC only has feudal court 😓
edit: nvm there are feudal courts too in the video
@@bota6575 Feudal governments and clans can hold court
It's a bit misleading as well because Ck3 developers don't seem to have historical flavor and strategy as a focus.
@@bota6575 And there's tribal courts too
I’ve loved the past two videos. It’s this kinda stuff that keeps me coming back. Personally, I’d love to see more videos like these that expand on Imperial Chinese court structure, the court of the Japanese Shogonate prior to the Meji Restoration, as well as deep dives on Inca and Aztec equivalents! Thanks for being one of the favs!!
Man .. this channel is a Netflix of history stories.. it’s a great channel blessed you all
I love how the Abbasid court system seemed to be more stable.
Same thing with Al-Andalus, but it requires strong leader so no chaos will spark.
@@agentopaque3776 that’s why as a stronger leader you gotta make sure your son will be highly educated so the cycle continues, but I guess not a lot do that.
@@agentopaque3776 to be honest, the caliphate true system is someone is choosing by the public and not passed down to family members. Which you can say it’s the first presidential system that have been used. However, situation changed due to certain events, but the true rule wasn’t taking care of.
@@Mohammadkwt It's still quite mind boggling to me that despite there being an Islamic Golden Age back then, Islamically we believe we went hugely downhill when the Prophet's grandsons and 4 successor caliphs got horrendously murdered, resulting in the formation of monarchs since the time of the Umayyads. The senate/council congregation system for the election of new rulers literally got disbanded over 30 years after the Prophet's death, never to return again until the modern day. That's almost 1400 years of not implementing a fundamental aspect of Islamic politics.
Makes you think what a better timeline would look like.
@@themercifulguard3971 that what prophet Mohammed predict when he said “after me the cailphs will rule then emirs will come followed by kings then will a be time where tyrants and oppressors will rule then the mahdi will appear “
Al-Mansur (or Almanzor) is also an antagonist of one of the earliests Spanish epics, the tale of the seven knights of Lara (Siete Infantes de Lara). According to that tale, the protagonists were seven brothers, all of them knights, which belonged to the Lara family. At the wedding between Doña Lambra and Don Ruy Velázquez de Lara (their uncle) there was a confrontation between the families. Both families start fighting, and Álvar Sánchez, the cousin of Doña Lambra, is killed by Gonzalo González de Lara, the youngest of the knights. Later, Doña Lambra ends accidentally watching Gonzalo while he was bathing. Doña Lambra takes advantage of the situation by having her retainer throw a cucumber filled with blood at him, as revenge. Gonzalo reacts by killing the retainer, whom was trying to defend himself by getting behind Doña Lambra.
As a consequence, Doña Lambra is furious, and she plans a revenge together with her husband. They have one of their vassals, Gonzalo Gustioz (father of the seven knights), go to the court of Al-Mansur with a message (written in mozarabic) which finishes by requesting that Al-Mansur kills the vassal after he has finished reading. However, Al-Mansur in his magnanimity just has him under house arrest, and he ends up having an affaire with Al-Mansur's daughter. From that affair a bastard child named Mudarra is born, and later gets adopted by Sancha Velázquez, the wife of Gonzalo. In the missive there are instructions for ambushing the seven knights, which are then captured, tortured and decapitated by Al-Mansur's troops. However, several years later, an adult Mudarra takes revenge for his brothers by dueling and killing Don Ruy.
Note: The word "infante" depending on the context can be used for both a prince that is not in the succession line (for instance, the younger brother of a king who already has offsprings) or for a low nobility rank similar to knight. In this context, I'm translating it to "knight", as they're not supposed to be relatives of a king, but of a noble who ruled over an Alfoz (small provincial district in medieval Castile, the term comes from the Arabic Al-hawz, meaning "province").
Another note: The house of Lara would rise through the ranks of nobility a few generations after the events of the tale, first becoming counts, and later becoming marquises and then dukes, after supporting Isabella I in her civil war against Juana the Beltraneja. Members of that house served as captains of the royal guard, vicerroys, special diplomats to important negotiations, archbishops and generals, as well as grandmasters of knight orders such as the Order of Santiago (probably the most important knight order in Spain). Their coat of arms is a field with two cauldrons, grey for the original family and red for the extended Manrique de Lara family (which succeeded them).
Make a video on indian dynasties . The Delhi sultanate itself is a vast ocean of interesting stories
I will be looking forward for the videos about al-Andalus, the Emirate of Granada and the Mahdist War in the future. If you guys decided to make videos about them, of course.
Mahdist war?
im glad they were chased out
@@christidiscipulus1576 Well no one asked your opinion lol
@@christidiscipulus1576 Based
@@algerianchaouki5705 No one had to ask, it's an open comment section.
This is one of the reasons I love your channel. I get to learn about the history, politics, and lives of non-Europeans and it is vastly entertaining. As a DM this stuff is great to inspire world building! Great job!
What's DM
@@soranaziz8348 dungeon master from D&D
1000%
@@danewirostek1903 ooh
This work is so valuable. K&G has become a worldwide landmark in its field.
The Arab courts were just on a whole different level for the time. Science and culture were a great deal for the Caliphates. You can feel how rich the system was.
Yep, huge thanks to the Sassanid Persians, Indians, Chinese and Greco-Roman Scientific and Cultural advancenments
@@ShahanshahShahin you talk like the Muslims didn't contribute a thing to these advancements
Also did you really expect every new empire to reinvent the wheel?
@@abdallahelsharkawy3701 He's a Hindu troll
The reality is that it was influenced by those civilizations, but Islam played the most part, because the hadiths of the Prophet PBUH laid seeds to the system that is rooted in Islam.
@@ShahanshahShahin Stop making it seem like Muslims did nothing, Hindu.
You're as dishonest as people who downplay the European Scientific Revolution and simply call it "thanks to the efforts of previous civilizations"
Give proper credit where it's due, like the Islamic religion itself ad the literature sparked from it which created most of these intricate systems.
@@ShahanshahShahin Which they also built them based on previous works and so on. It's ignorant talk to assume that they simply "created" science and culture by themselves. And in turn, Arabic scientific achievements and translations were the pillar for European Renaissance.
So please stop this broken record and learn something from the history you watch here
"Paying for titles became the largest revenue for the state".... Interesting business model you got there, Established Titles.
well they still do it now in some countries with monarchs....England included xD
Well now we got NFTs
We studied about seljuk and Ottoman Empire courts this year in history lesson and they were really similiar to Delhi sultanate court. Even some names are same.
Delhi Sultanate has Turkic origin, though it has Persian influenced
@@sectorgovernor Turkic origin but also Afghan rulers and Afghan and Persian influence
Very cool video. Especially liked the section starting at 1:25. My compliments to the chef
Outstanding as usual. The breadth of subjects and research in your videos is second to none. Thank you for your work.
Excellent video. The information is well presented.
Could you please start citing your sources and including the name of the people who do the research? I really appreciate all of your videos but as I am relying more and more on your videos, I would like to be able to verify the information. Thank you!!!
This
Love to know what specific books or academic papers they're using as well. For research purposes of course 😁
I purchase the CK3 Royal Court expansion and it didn't intrigue me at first. Your video is making me appreciate it now with fresh eyes, and I look forward to explore how well they have mimicked the mechanics of these Eastern courts you describe in this video. Another 10/10 video, by the way!
My request from the previous video was heard. I am the happiest random guy in the world right now!
Man, those maps was such a visual treat!
Facinating, I hope we see more of these on other courts from other civilizations and time periods.
I stumbled upon your channel last week and I can't stop watching. Thank you for all of your wonderful content. It's truly mind boggling how much effort you put into everything. Thank you again. :D
Came across your channel recently, and I'm massively impressed with the level of detail, comprehensive research, and engaging animation. Subscribed.
Also, may I know how you're animating ? I would love to learn something like this.
I have never seen a video about maps this beautiful in my life, great on you K&G, may you keep the light of knowledge shining for all through this podium, much love. 😊
This channel visuals are always great, but here they were allowed to use material from the game they're advertising for, making it extra nice.
This is such a good natured comment.
Finally! A sponsorship that is professional and that is beneficial for this channel
These two videos so far in the mini series are some of my favorite videos that K&G has made so informative about a specific topic
Please K&G, more of this general stuff! As someone making indie games about medieval times as hobby, its pretty hard to find stuff about normal day life
Well done.
Another great video.
Keep up the good work.
❤️❤️❤️
Thanks for sharing this video with us
Hello, thank you very much for all the content. I wanted to ask you whether you would be doing any content on the Crimean War, the Battle of Balaclava in particular. Thanks and keep up the great work. Very informative videos.
I would love to see a Crimean War video and a Battle of Balaclava video! I’m currently in the process of making a history video of the Crimean War so hopefully I’ll do it justice.
Was eager for this video since the last one
A part of history i did not fully understand. Good job!
Loves the video, the content plus the style is excellent!
Cool, the other one's here. I know i already asked in the comments of the last court video, but could you guys please do more stuff like this (Courts, social/government institutions/social classes or castes etc.)
Im currently reading "African ethnographic studies of the 20th century: Vol 26" and its about the courts of West African kingdoms of the 19th century. If you guys are interested in doing another Africa related video, i think its a good topic.
Great video as always
Kings and Generals always release the best content. They inspired me to make my history channel!
More, more and more of historical economics, politics and live.
I'm addicted to your videos
Excellent video 📹
Detailed and Encyclopedic
Yes please to more of this. Medieval history as most know it has an overemphasis on politics and war. Hearing about socio-political structures, historical economic models, and everyday life is a real breath of fresh air.
Great video! Could you make a renewed video of the Iberian Reconquista? Would be awesome with the editing and quality of your videos nowadays!
It’s not a good court if you can’t charge against your uncle off the balcony.
Sounds familiar
Terrific video! ⚔🏹⚔
Ironically, the most western Umayad court is in a video for Eastern Courts
@علي ياسر agreed
@@jaif7327 The Umayyads in the East had no choice but to be racist, but they learned from their mistakes in the West, and this proves that they are a capable royal dynasty.
This is an awesome miniseries! Could you do a video on some of the courts not covered in these first two videos like Portugal and Spain, Norway and Sweden, Poland, Russia or the Kieven Rus, China, Japan, Korea, and Cambodia? Some of the less Eurasian governments like the Ghana-Mali-Songhai or the Maya, Aztec, and Incan civilizations would be super interesting too
Fantastic video
Absolutely brilliant
Sat here twiddling my thumbs for two hours until Royal Court is released :>
As always you rescue my day
Will you cover imperial china too?
Nice video! And the graphic looks really nice, wish having a mod of such kind of map in CK3 workshop.
Hey these two videos on the court systems of the times were super cool. I would love to see a part three that perhaps went over the court systems of say Japan, China, and the southeastern kingdoms. That would be great.
Amazing content
I loooooove this Channel ❤️🌹
Illustrations inspired by ahmad Ibn hanbal serie (caliphate royal palace)
Yes I noticed
Just bought crusader kings 3 this is so cool!
Im really happy you guys made this video happen. Finally someone talks about the magnificent and extravagant courts of the east. Although it wouldve been better if you guys had talked about The Seljuk Beylik System and the Ottoman Timariot System. But still kudos.
I was hoping against hope you would make this video. You guys are my BFFs
It's the vizier not wazir, but great video and love all your work. Your voice keeps me focused and connected to the story like it's automated or some type of machine narrating or something always calm and smooth. Lol
I just noticed you used w instead of v in a few of your words such as divan and vizier
Love this video. But why aren't medieval sub Saharan states like ethiopia aren't mentioned
> Eastern
This video focussed on Asia. It wouldn't really make sense to include Ethiopia. Maybe there'll be an African overview
Thank you , K&G .
🐺
The arts is amazing 🤩
I appreciate the Eastern courts being more progressive than the West for the era.
Uhhh, define 'progressive' .
@@dominicguye8058 being more inclusive respectful of other people and their way of life
@@dominicguye8058 they were more religiously tolerant and unlike in the west scientific studies and development were encouraged by the clergy and most mathematicians, scientists, physicists and chemists were actually religious scholars such as Al biruni, jabir ibn hayyan, Al farabi etc
@@theawesomeman9821 There was more diversity in the east. You simply can't hold on to a massive empire there without being tolerant.
I also don't like the like the use of the word 'progressive' to describe a culture, but that's a whole other topic.
@@Saad-oz2pl You are going to have to be more tolerant if there is religious diversity in the realm. Most of Europe didn't have to deal with that, most of Asia did.
The Christian clergy supported intellectual advancement, but yes the Muslims made a bigger deal of it. The Caliphate and I think the Delhi Sultanate were more urbanized at this point and the cities and trade routes were safer from marauders, which makes it easier for intellectual development to flourish.
France, the Holy Roman Empire, and England were highly decentralized and not very urban and thus their monarchs had fewer opportunities to support intellectual development
Magnificent
Woohoo Indian History!! Need many more videos
Can you please make a remodified and renewed documentary on the battle of Hattin-Saladin's greatest victory
Now you need to make how Central/Northern European courts worked.
All from Romania and Serbia in the south, through Hungary and Bohemia in the middle, up to Poland, Sweden and Denmark in the North.
All these countries basically shared their ruling families and polituical system since early X century up untill XVII century.
Romania and Serbia aren't really central.
Same as rest of Europe.
@@handsdown3521 but had the same kind of courts and nobility
I always wondered how courts worked in Scandinavia. I'm pretty sure it was more pagan and tribal before the rise of Christianity and more westernized after that
@@krakendragonslayer1909 Not Really Serbia was Tied to Constantinople and is firmly in southeastern Orthodox Europe, not really comparable to Poland.
Thank you.
Fascinating
Great video:) I would also like a view at the courts of the rest of africa. Like ethiopia, western africa etc.
Please make a video on Gupta Empire (c. 240-550 CE)
Well educated courts were impressive
Can't wait for the next episode on Alexander's campaign #5 before the post Caesar's Civil Wars #2.
Learned more in this videos than my junior year in high school could provide
We need to know more about Guptha empire and Mughal empire.
finally K&G sponsoring a Paradox game yessss
More !
Finally milliston culture explained in a way that actually makes sense without stereotypes
Oh my , i just noticed that i have a problem, i finish ur videos and rewatch it till i extract good amount of information , whilst I'm always behind the scedule of my ICU curriculum
Yay Crusader Kings 3 my favorite game 🎮
More videos like this
The Indian court part was very interesting. I do not know a lot about the courts in India and this was a nice glimps!
Interesting part of Indian system is a very effective democracy at local level and Kings rarely ever held the highest power in the power structure. One of the reason India is one of the few democracy, in a sea of autocracies.
@@seculardharmamost of feudal western europe was like that tho i mean the king had the most power in theory but in reality the feudal system made it imposible to hold all power in the kingdom, absolute power of the king came Just in the early modern period and after that constitutional monarchy and in the case of france Just kill the king 😅😅😅
I want your channel to make a video on Great Mogol Empire of India and it's wonderful administration!
Sultanate-i Mughalia wal Khaqanate-i Mukaramia😍
Sultanate of Mongols and Sublime Khaganate
Wow. Nice 👌
Thanks for talking about The Pal Kingdom of India. I'm a Bengali man, from India.
Nice
1.5 hours left folks LETS FUCKING GOOOOOOO
Cool vid
Missed the seljuks but nicely presented the not so action filled part of history
Very cool 😎
This video made me buy the game!
YES antoher one!
Saw kashmir marked on the map in this video ... it would be great, intrrsting and one of a kind video on kashmir......hope you will make one ❤
Ok you win I'm getting the expansion
Would love to see a video about Imperial chinese court and army structure
Maybe on the next video you can talk about the Courts of China, Japan, n Korea. Because that would be really nice. Also it would be nice if you talked about the court life of Spain under Ferdinand and Isabella. My compliments to all those who made this video a reality.
One thing we know for sure Ferdinand and Isabella court will be very stinky because of their smell ....
@@user-dr7ru8pm3d you still believe that shit?
@@acusticamenteconvusional9936 Yeah its a Historical fact ...!
Wait? Weren't you going to do the Pacific War today its Tuesday?? But still great work keep it up;)
Pacific War will be on Thursday.