@.svkurasgf: Jaadugar: A Witch in Mongolia is a historical drama anime that chronicles a young girl and an empress. Bound by a shared desire for revenge, the two will shake the mightiest empire the world has ever known. #jaadugarawitchinmongolia #jaadugar #sitara #töregene #witch

min_xos-rdn :

:Great points! I think the main point that people are missing is that THIS ALL HAPPENED IN THE 13TH CENTURY. It’s perfectly reasonable for foreigners to regard Chingis Khaan and his royal lineage in a less than favorable way but the issue starts when they start applying that same attitude to Mongolians as a whole… for events that happened in the 13 century. A lot of the conversation surrounding this anime creeps into xenophobic and racist talks about Mongolians, dumbing us who still exist in the 21st century as good for nothing savage barbarians. These comments are hypocritical to say the least, especially coming from Americans, Western Europeans, Chinese, and Japanese - whom all have RECENT and CURRENT involvement in brutal colonial violence committed towards the global south. Focusing purely on America, the country right now is currently financially and militarily supporting a genocide and has been engaged in racist, colonial violence since its inception with the genocide of the natives and the enslavement of Africans to boost its economy. Even until recently (21st century) the country fostered and was partially run by Epstein and his lackeys who’ve sexually abused countless women and girls with rumors of cannibalism. It’s highly hypocritical for Americans and west in general, who’ve benefitted from the exploitation of the global south their whole lives to then go on their moral high horse and start calling Mongolians (a group of people who’ve never committed extreme cruel acts in the modern age) all types of “savage” and “barbarian.” Before y’all start calling us savages: Don’t forget about Japan and unit 703. Don’t forget about Belgium’s involvement in Congo. Don’t forget about America’s involvement in Laos, Vietnam, Cambodia, Iraq, Afghanistan, etc. Don’t forget the UK’s involvement basically everywhere with a coastline. Don’t forget about the treatment of girls and women in Afghanistan. These are all relatively modern events compared to the violence of the Mongol empire which happened in the 13 century

☆ :

This anime did Mongolia so dirty 💔

ᰔᩚᰔᩚilovecookieᰔᩚᰔᩚ :

This anime is freaked up because it fiction and not true history. Just let you know.

Theone :

Please remember that this anime is fiction. Real history is far more complex than what is shown here. Before forming an opinion about the Mongol Empire, it's worth reading historical sources as well.

Max :

𝓋𝒶𝓃𝒾𝒶 :

but why an Arabic song? 😭

Evelyn :

Its full of propaganda 💔

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Шинэ гарсан "Tenmaku no Jaadugar" анимэ ба Хорезмын дайны бодит түүх (Түүх гуйвуулга уу, уран сайхан уу?)Сайн байцгаана уу, түүх сонирхогчдоо.Саяхан гарсан Монголын Эзэнт гүрний тухай өгүүлдэг “Jaadugar: A Witch in Mongolia” (Tenmaku no Jaadugar) анимэ-гийн эхний ангиудыг үзээд маш их бухимдлаа. Анимэ дээр Монголчуудыг зүгээр байж байгаад л Хорезм (Сартуул) улс руу гэнэт дайрч, хот тосгоныг нь сүйтгэсэн зэрлэгүүд мэтээр харуулж, гол дүр болох Фатима (Ситара) охиныг ямар ч гэмгүй хохирогч болгож гаргажээ.Гадаадын үзэгчид та нар үүнийг үзээд түүхийг буруугаар ойлгож, толгойгоо угаалгах вий гэж үнэхээр сэтгэл зовж байна. Тиймээс энэ сэдвийн хүрээнд түүхэн бодит үнэнийг сануулж, группээрээ хэлэлцүүлэг өрнүүлье гэж бодлоо.1. Бид зүгээр байж байгаад дайраагүй (Отрарын хядлага):Чингис хаан 1218 онд Хорезм улстай худалдааны харилцаа тогтоохоор 500 тэмээ ачаа бүхий 450 гаруй муслим худалдаачдыг элч болгон илгээсэн. Гэвч Отрар хотын захирагч Иналчуг тэднийг "тагнуул" хэмээн гүтгэж, бүгдийг нь хэрцгийгээр алж, ачааг нь дээрэмдсэн. Үүгээр ч зогсохгүй Чингис хааны дараагийн илгээсэн элч нарыг доромжилж, заримынх нь толгойг авсан учраас Монголчууд аргагүйн эрхэнд, олон улсын дипломат хуулийг зөрчсөн тус улсын эсрэг "Шударга ёсны өшөө авалтын дайн" хийсэн билээ.2. Гол дүр Фатима гэж хэн байв? (Жинхэнэ шулам уу?):Анимэ дээр Ситараг агуу ухаантай, Монголыг нураах баатар мэтээр харуулж байгаа ч Персийн түүхч Рашид ад-Дины "Шаштирын чуулган"-д үлдсэн бодит түүх нь тэс өөр. Тэрээр Өгэдэй хааны хатан Төргэнэгийн (Дөргэнэ) итгэлийг олж, ордны төрийн хэрэгт хутгалдан үймүүлсэн харийн олзны эмэгтэй байсан. Түүнийг хожим Гүюг хааны үед Алтан ургийн Хүдэн ноёныг "ид шид, хараалаар өвчлүүлж алсан" хэрэгт буруутган, бүх сүвийг нь оёж, эсгийнд боон голын усанд живүүлж цаазалсан байдаг.Япончууд түүхэн том гүрнүүдийг "эсрэг тал" болгож, харин хохирогчийг нь баатаржуулж харуулах дуртай уран сайхны арга хэрэглэсэн нь энэ юм байна.Та бүхэн энэ анимэ-г үзсэн үү? Манай түүхийг дэлхийд иймэрхүү уран сайхны бүтээлээр дутуу, нэг талыг барьж харуулаад😕Гуйя!! түүхээ сайн судалцгаа!!!

kdkdkd :

This isn’t historical.

Velvetvoid :

This anime is heavenly. The way they show the culture, traditions, lifestyle, society, civilization so accurately. The art style is just peak. Literal perfection.

˗ˋ 𝐂𝐡𝐨𝐦𝐢𝐧𝐠𝐬𝐮 ^. .^₎⟆ :

I love this show so much

Silent. Sora :

The anime really makes Queen Fatima and the other woman look like some insanely intelligent masterminds, when in reality… they were just constantly plotting, scheming, and poisoning their way to the throne 😭 Like, let’s not forget how they actually got there.

sucmahahh :

I feel so…melancholy, witnessing this kind of artstyle it’s just so beautiful

Sho Sanji’s boo :

aww my sweet star, I love her so much!

dongpo crew :

Астральная⪩⪨꙳⋆ :

I was happy to discover this anime because it was about Mongolia, but I am saddened by the fact that many Mongolian children misunderstand their history and hate it.

ESDEATH❄️ :

The new anime "Tenmaku no Jaadugar" and the real story of the Khorezm War (Is it a historical distortion or a beautiful story?) Hello, history buffs. I was very upset after watching the first episodes of the recently released anime "Jaadugar: A Witch in Mongolia" (Tenmaku no Jaadugar), which tells the story of the Mongol Empire. In the anime, the Mongols are shown as barbarians who suddenly attacked the Khorezm (Sartuul) country and destroyed its cities and villages, and the main character, Fatima (Sitara), is portrayed as an innocent victim. I am really worried that foreign viewers will misunderstand the story and be fooled. Therefore, I thought I would remind you of the real historical truth within the framework of this topic and hold a discussion in the group. 1. We did not attack while we were idle (Otrar Massacre): In 1218, Genghis Khan sent more than 450 Muslim merchants with 500 camels as envoys to establish trade relations with the Khorezm state. However, the governor of Otrar, Inalchug, accused them of being "spies", brutally killed them all, and looted their cargo. Not only that, but Genghis Khan's subsequent envoys were insulted and some of them were beheaded, so the Mongols were forced to wage a "Just War of Revenge" against the country, violating international diplomatic law. 2. Who was the main character Fatima? (Is she a real witch?): Although Sitara is shown in the anime as a hero with great wisdom and who will destroy Mongolia, the real story, as recorded in the "Assembly of the Shashtir" by the Persian historian Rashid al-Din, is completely different. She was a foreign captive who gained the trust of Ögedei Khan's queen Torgene (Dörgene) and interfered in the affairs of the palace. Later, during the reign of Guyug Khan, she was accused of "killing Prince Khuden of the Golden Clan with magic and curses," and was executed by having all her wounds sewn up and drowned in the waters of the Boon River. This is the artistic method that the Japanese like to use to show great historical powers as "opponents" and their victims as heroes. Have you all seen this anime? What is your position on the fact that our history is being shown to the, dir

🍨Creamy🍨 :

GANZ :

"Tenmaku no Jaadugar" & the Khwarezmian War: Historical Reality vs. Fiction I recently watched “Jaadugar: A Witch in Mongolia” and felt the need to clarify some historical context regarding how the Mongol-Khwarezm war and Fatima are portrayed: 1. The Otrar Massacre (1218): The Mongols did not attack unprovoked. Genghis Khan originally sent a peaceful caravan of 450+ merchants and envoys to establish trade. The governor of Otrar murdered them and stolen their goods, and the Khwarezmshah later beheaded Genghis Khan's ambassadors. The campaign was a direct response to an extreme violation of diplomatic immunity. 2. The Real Fatima: According to Persian historian Rashid al-Din (Jami' al-Tawarikh), Fatima was not a tragic hero saving the realm. She was a captive who gained immense political influence under Töregene Khatun, meddled heavily in court politics, and was eventually executed during Güyük Khan's reign for internal treason and political intrigue. While modern media often uses the trope of "big empire = villain" for storytelling, history is far more nuanced. What are your thoughts on historical accuracy versus artistic expression in anime?

🙅🏽‍♀️ :

The newly released anime "Tenmaku no Jaadugar" (Jaadugar: A Witch in Mongolia) presents a misleading version of history. After watching the first episodes of Jaadugar: A Witch in Mongolia (Tenmaku no Jaadugar), which is set during the Mongol Empire, I was deeply disappointed. The anime portrays the Mongols as savage invaders who suddenly attacked the Khwarazmian Empire (Khwarazm) without provocation, destroying its cities and villages. Meanwhile, the main character, Fatima (Sitara), is depicted as an innocent victim. I am genuinely concerned that viewers who are unfamiliar with the historical background may come away with a distorted understanding of history. Therefore, I would like to point out some important historical facts. 1. The Mongols did not invade without a cause (The Otrar Incident) In 1218, Genghis Khan sent a trade caravan of more than 450 Muslim merchants with around 500 camels to establish commercial relations with the Khwarazmian Empire. However, the governor of Otrar, Inalchuq, accused them of being spies, had them all executed, and confiscated their goods. Genghis Khan then sent diplomats demanding that the governor be handed over for punishment. Instead, the Khwarazmian ruler insulted the envoys, executed some of them, and rejected the request. Because the killing of envoys was considered a grave violation of diplomatic norms, the Mongols launched a military campaign against the Khwarazmian Empire in retaliation. 2. Who was Fatima? In the anime, Sitara (Fatima) is portrayed as a brilliant heroine who opposes the Mongols. However, the historical account recorded by the Persian historian Rashid al-Din in the Compendium of Chronicles (Jami' al-Tawarikh) presents a very different picture. According to the chronicle, Fatima was a foreign captive woman who gained the trust of Töregene Khatun, the wife of Ögedei Khan, and became involved in court politics. During the reign of Güyük Khan, she was accused of using sorcery to curse and cause the death of Prince Köden (Khuden). As punishment, she was reportedly executed by having all the openings of her body sewn shut, wrapped in felt, and thrown into a river.

🌺ᒍᙀᙁКO ᙓᙁOᔑᕼꙆᙏඞ🧸 :

where do I watch it

Bogauta :

Lilja :

im so exciter