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"A witch in mangolia" and the Real History of the Khwarazmian War: Historical Distortion or Artistic License? Hello, fellow history enthusiasts. I recently watched the first few episodes of the new anime Tenmaku no Jaadugar (A Witch in Mongolia), which depicts the history of the Mongol Empire, and I was quite frustrated. The anime portrays the Mongols as mindless savages who simply attacked the Khwarazmian (Sartuul) Empire out of nowhere, destroying cities and villages, while presenting the protagonist, Fatima (Sitara), as an innocent victim. I am deeply concerned that international audiences watching this will be misled and have their understanding of history distorted. Therefore, I wanted to bring up this topic to remind everyone of the historical facts and open a discussion within our group. 1. We did not attack without provocation (The Otrar Massacre): In 1218, Genghis Khan sent a trade caravan of over 450 Muslim merchants with 500 camels to establish trade relations with the Khwarazmian Empire. However, Inalchuq, the governor of the city of Otrar, falsely accused them of being "spies," brutally murdered all of them, and plundered their goods. Furthermore, he insulted the subsequent envoys sent by Genghis Khan and even beheaded some of them. Because of this, the Mongols were forced to wage a "war of retributive justice" against a country that had violated international diplomatic laws. 2. Who was the real Fatima? (A true witch?): While the anime portrays Sitara as a brilliant hero seeking to bring down the Mongols, the reality preserved in the records of the Persian historian Rashid al-Din in Jami' al-Tawarikh (Compendium of Chronicles) is quite different. She was a foreign captive who gained the trust of Töregene Khatun, the wife of Ögedei Khan, and meddled in court politics to sow discord. Later, during the reign of Güyük Khan, she was accused of "using witchcraft and curses" to cause the illness and death of the prince Khuden. As punishment, she was executed by having all her orifices sewn shut, wrapped in felt, and drowned in a river.

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The New "Tenmaku no Jaadugar" Anime and the Real Story of the Khorezm War (Is it a Distortion of History 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?

🪷 ℛ𝒜ℋℳ𝒜 🪷 :

looks...sad. I have downloaded it but I didn't watch it yet

Qozoqboyeva Durdona :

name

R... 🌸 :

Hala barakat :

bdnj_57 :

الاسم؟

Carlitos Freaking Burn it Down :

Nooooooooooooooo💔😭🥀🥺

Ghazal :

my iran 😭

👻Aria💅🏻 :

I am Mongolian .. but my mongolian is not my country ...

Ақжол Мукашев :

самая трагичная момент

🍨Creamy🍨 :

🥀Iore_quotes🥀 :

Muslims are always oppressed by other countries and no one cares

Silent. Sora :

The Merkids were supposed to make peace, but then they suddenly attacked instead. It was literally a backstab. It's so weird—I feel like the story portrayed it from the wrong perspective