"The Mongol Conquest: How 1 Million Warriors Erased Civilizations & Targeted Women

Описание: Discover the untold story of the Mongol Empire’s most terrifying weapon: engineered terror. From the fall of Nishapur and Baghdad to the forced migration and genetic legacy of 16 million men today, this video uncovers how women were systematically targeted to erase cultures. Learn the 5-step strategy that turned conquest into cultural annihilation and see why some cities vanished without a trace.

Timestamps:
0:00 – Introduction: The Sound History Forgot
2:10 – The Mongol “Terror Machine”
5:30 – Nishapur and Merv: Cities Erased
9:00 – Biological Replacement & Genetic Legacy
12:45 – Public Humiliation & Psychological Warfare
16:20 – Human Shields & Siege Tactics
20:10 – Continental Slave Trade & Forced Migration
24:00 – Erasing Knowledge & Cultural Memory
28:15 – Conclusion: Lessons from History

Disclaimer:

This video discusses historical events that include war, mass killings, and systemic targeting of women. It is intended for educational purposes and historical awareness. Viewer discretion is advised. All historical details are based on scholarly sources and archaeological evidence where available.
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