Recommendation request: Mongol Empire ( Genghis Khan)

[u/OColorpocket]

I'm fascinated by the Mongol Empire and I'm looking to dive deeper into its history. I'm seeking recommendations for documentaries, and other resources that can provide a comprehensive understanding of this vast and influential empire.

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[u/picardwasbetter]

Dan Carlin’s Hardcore History podcast series. Mostly about conquest/military though

[u/U-r-S → u/picardwasbetter]

I think there is one on Tom Holland podcast The Rest is History , too

[u/lankyevilme → u/[deleted]]

I just finished listening to this. 6 hours of fascinating information.

[u/Tangerine1941 → u/lankyevilme]

Best podcast I have ever listened to! I've been recommending it to everyone I know.

[u/MazzIsNoMore → u/Tangerine1941]

He's got a YouTube channel with video to go along with the pod. The newer episodes are really good. I can't believe how for his pod is

[u/MazzIsNoMore → u/[deleted]]

A new Fall of Civ?! Can't wait to watch! Btw, did you know Fall of Civ has videos on YouTube?

Also, I got the book for my birthday. If you want to support Paul Cooper, buying his book as a gift is a good way to do it.

[u/sistemfishah]

You're in luck. 6 /12 hour full "Fall of Civilisations" documentary just dropped.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YyqS9V7yHQA&t

[u/frankm191]

Great courses on Amazon prime has a 24 episode lecture series on the Mongol empire. And similar, highly recommended.

[u/FormerKarmaKing → u/frankm191]

Highly recommend anything history related from Great Courses. Modern arab history course and China in the 20th century in particular.

[u/ThingsThatGoBumpYT]

The YouTube channel, Horses, most recent video is an in-depth look at Genghis Khan.

Horses - Genghis Khan: The Peasant Who Conquered The World

[u/ds0th]

Have you seen the movie "Mongol"? Not a documentary but fact-based historical movie

Edit: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0416044/?ref_=ext_shr

[u/jesuistom]

The Devil's Horseman. Great book. https://archive.org/details/devilshorsemenmo0000cham

[u/FormerKarmaKing]

As much as we all love documentaries, books / audio books and college lectures are where it’s at for history.

[u/AWhistlingSnail]

Phenomenal book on this too! It's actually nuts how misrepresented that empire is.

Genghis Khan and the Making of the Modern World - Jack Weatherford

[u/Bicentennial_Douche]

Hardcore History: Wrath of the Khans

[u/Frig-Officer]

Fall of civilization podcasts recent Mongols episodes are Fantastic!