Did you know about Ashurbanipal’s Library? What do you imagine we’d think about the ancient Middle East if archaeologists hadn’t discovered it?

@watup3494

8 ай бұрын

Assyrians conquered Kurdish land and killed and raped people. Look it up in the Bible, it even mentions it but then makes it look like it was ok to kill people because The Jews disobeyed the God and deserved that. What an idiot God 😂😂😂 Ass-ry-an = Ass+ ry=poop in kurdish and an=poop in farsi. Well done! Truely your name fits you! 😅😅😅😅 Baghdad was a kurdish city. Bagdad in Kurdish means land of lords. Bags were lords and my family are Bags and many Kurds! If you search in Arabic there is no meaning for Bagdad and just says online city of peace which should be مدینە السلام(madina alsalam) so why don't they say madina alsalam? Because Bag dad are both Kurdish words again! Arabs, Pars/fars and Mongols/Turks stole our land, history and language.They stole everything from us Sumerians/Kurds for over a 1000 years with the help of some western countries also! Kerbela also was a kurdish city Ker=donkey lol Kurds used donkeys to move goods around and one time the donkeys got sick and became problem so they named the place ker=donkey bela=problem. Ker is bela! Donkey is problem! Get it Kurds? Wake up please. Kerkuk anyone? Ker+kuk. There is a story behind every city name! The Arabs came up from Arabia and took our land! Also Pars/ Fars new race was made during the times Arabs moved here and Kurdish kingdoms hired these gypsy Arabs and called them Pars, pars/ parastin Fars/Persian are Kurdish words and mean protecter and protecting. Fars have no idea and they even say pars for bark. They have no idea that's where their name Pars came from! They love to say they are Aria but they don't know the real words are Ar+yan= pure being/pure flame in Kurdish. Everything about Fars/Pars is a lie! They believe Evesta belongs to pars but if you gave them the book they have no idea what the words are but Kurds can read it easily because Zertosht meaning Serdasht used to be a cities name and the people from ser dasht were called ser dashty! Their leader of course was called serdashty which became zartoshti in Parsi lol Everything Pars knows is a lie! Many Kurds were assimilated and thought they were pars/fars. Kurus (cyrus) is a Kurdish word and means the Boy and he was a kurdish king. But Pars have no idea what kuru even means in Frasi because again it's a Kurdish word we use everyday to say Boy! Turks are all originated from China! Look it up! I hear Turks say they are indiginous to these lands but if you look it up you'll see all Turks are originated from China! Kurds are descendents of Sumerians, the oldest civilization on Earth so does that mean Kurds are the indiginous people along with Greeks who I belive are very close relatives of Kurds. Even Armenians are from the Balkans! They killed almost 1 million kurds with the help of Russian army and took kurdish land! Assyrians are from Arabian pennensula and their language is proof to this calim, semetic languages are not originated from Masepotamia! Kurdish is new version of Sumerian and kurds are the only people who can read Sumerians tablets! Both languages are the only ergative languages in middle east! Now Pars/Fars can steal our words but they can't steal our Grammer too lol Yes I became racist because I lived amongst Pars/Fars Turkos/Mogols and Arabs! Watch Kurd talks to Turks.

@Aliyemeni

5 ай бұрын

História da Península Arábica AC

@Aliyemeni

5 ай бұрын

I am from Yemen, the historic old city of Sanaa, the oldest city in the world ❤

Very well done👍thanks for sharing your knowledge with us Assyrian from Canada here .

@WorldHistoryEncyclopedia

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for watching! 🙂

Excellent gallop through Assyrian history, one of the best World History Encyclopedia videos I've seen--and that's saying a lot!

@WorldHistoryEncyclopedia

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much Mary-Ellen, we are so glad you enjoyed it!

Your episodes just get better and better. Please keep up the great work. Thanks!

@WorldHistoryEncyclopedia

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you Steven!

Keep them coming! This channel is going to get so big.

Wow. This is so well done. Thank you. I learned so much. Keep up the good work

@WorldHistoryEncyclopedia

Жыл бұрын

Thanks so much! We love to hear that. 🙂

U helped a lot for my research paper of Assyria

@WorldHistoryEncyclopedia

15 күн бұрын

We're so happy to hear that. 😊

My all-time favorite region!!!

If the Library of Nineveh had not existed or had not been located?... We would be a few thousand years behind, we would not now enjoy the extremely important contributions and knowledge of those tablets. And your exhibition... absolutely fantastic. Thank you, it has helped me to understand some phases of those turbulent periods.

@WorldHistoryEncyclopedia

Жыл бұрын

We agree, and thank you for the kind words! 🙂

This is a really excellent, informative video. I’m interesting in ancient Near East history however the dizzying number of civilizations can be difficult to grasp, such as Assyrians and Babylonians and Neo-Assyrians and Neo-Babylonians. Then there are Aramaeans, Egyptians, Phoenicians, Hittites, Moabites, Ammonites, Philistines. Where to start? The best advice is offered in the video: “It only makes sense to start at the beginning.” So, I will read generalist books on ancient Near East history that provide an overview of the beginnings of these and other civilizations. Thank you!

@WorldHistoryEncyclopedia

9 ай бұрын

Thanks for your kind words, Joel! It can definitely be overwhelming to learn about all the different cultures, but each one is fascinating. Happy reading! 😊

Great video

@WorldHistoryEncyclopedia

4 ай бұрын

Thank you so much.

A special greeting to all my friends from Yemen, the historic old city of Sanaa ❤

@WorldHistoryEncyclopedia

5 ай бұрын

Thanks for sharing your thoughts and for watching!

Tiglath-Pileser I was a particularly fearsome fellow. A book I have says that he staked whole populations from groin to shoulder, à la Vlad the Impaler!

Welcome my friend 👍

@WorldHistoryEncyclopedia

5 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching!

Cool shirt

Can you read cuneiform. have you met Irving Finkel I have 2 books by Finkel

fascinating

Very good. Short and informative. Just one point. The hanging gardens (image) of Babylon were according to Stephanie Daley´s book in Nineveh.

@WorldHistoryEncyclopedia

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching! Noted!

beautiful video, the Assyrians were so bloodthirsty but at the same time the legacy they left us is immense.

@WorldHistoryEncyclopedia

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for watching!

@assyriannahrin

Жыл бұрын

How did you come to this conclusion that they were blood thirsty? What would call the Mongols then if Assyrians with all their contributions to the world are blood thirsty!

@assyriannahrin

Жыл бұрын

All ancient empires were RUTHLESS, BRUTAL AND MORE. I am not sure why someone would think Assyrians were like this only!

Thank you 😊 💓

@WorldHistoryEncyclopedia

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching!

Thanks for making this video. I love the content. However, I want to mention that the name "Sennacherib" should not be pronounced with the "ch" sound in "church". In English, it should be pronounced with the "ch" sound in "mechanic" or "chemistry". The original is believed to be voiceless velar fricative such as /kh/ in the Persian name Khomeini. But in English we usually approximate that sound as a "k".

Perfect

Sorry to bother but how do u guys make such stunning maps I really like the art style and im also thinking of maybe using the same software for a d and d campaign

@WorldHistoryEncyclopedia

Жыл бұрын

Hi! I'd have to ask our graphic designer who makes all our maps. You can find our maps here: worldhistory.org/mapselect/ Thanks for watching! 🙂

Civilizations of Mesopotamia(Iraq)❤️ Babylon, Sumer, Akkad, and Assyria❤️ Arabian Gulf❤️

@WorldHistoryEncyclopedia

10 ай бұрын

Fascinating civilisations. Thanks for watching!

yes we still around, in the middle east and western world.

I wish I was more interested in history in high school

@WorldHistoryEncyclopedia

2 жыл бұрын

It's never too late to get into history -- we hope our content is helping!

@Chase_baker_1996

2 жыл бұрын

@@WorldHistoryEncyclopedia it is very much

@Chase_baker_1996

2 жыл бұрын

@@WorldHistoryEncyclopedia my three favorite places to learn about art Rome Greece and Egypt

@starcapture3040

2 жыл бұрын

in high school they don't teach history but propaganda

@Chase_baker_1996

2 жыл бұрын

@@starcapture3040 wtf are you talking about?

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Do their descendants survive today ?

@TheObserversTV

2 жыл бұрын

Yes I'm Assyrian

@yaqo6577

2 жыл бұрын

Assyriology degrees don’t usually cover anything post-empire so these KZreadrs never really mention it. She brings up Herodotus, but nothing about his and other ancient Greeks writings describing Assyrians still living around the ruins of these cities. Old Mosul was just north of Nineveh

@WilliamGMalek

2 жыл бұрын

Yes, we Assyrians are still around, vibrant and strong.

@asnakeabdi

2 жыл бұрын

@@WilliamGMalek Okay, so what language do you speak?

@asnakeabdi

2 жыл бұрын

What constitute an Assyrian?

but why the babylonians didn't take these clay tablets to Babylon? or the maids have done most of the destruction?

@babylonkid

2 жыл бұрын

They did. King Ashur sent his sages, priests, and other scholars to Babylon as well as the rest of Mesopotamia to gather tablets and bring them back to Nineveh.

Assyrian Cities= Ur, Uruk, Eridu, Larsa, Nippur, Borsippa, Akkad, Shumar, Babel, Sippar, Basra, Ashur, Ninveh, Arbil, Arafa ( Kerkuk), Mari, Telkeppe, Barwar, Alkush, Bagdede, Zakho, Hatra, Shaklawa, Bartelle, Akra, Nuhadra, Simele, Nahla, Urmia, Salamas, Hakkari, Botan, Gziro, Ğarzan, Besheriye, Sert, Meletini, Omid, Shemshat, Kashiyari (Turabdin ), Urshina (Merde), Nsibin, Savro, Khasnokefo, Bethzabdai, Midyath, Urheu, Haleb, Zalin, Gozarto, Khabur, Teltamer, Rishaino, Antakya

@WorldHistoryEncyclopedia

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching. 🙂

Yes. I did. They are lucky to survive the “sea people,” and got put to sleep by the man the Greeks and Romans called the father.

Babylon was an Assyrian city anything else is not true