History of Azerbaijan 2: ADHARBAYJAN, ISLAMIZATION & TURKIFICIATION

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Iran is home to ancient civilizations. Although today they are Turkified, Azerbaijanis can trace their history back to several centuries before Christ with the foundation of Atropatene from the ashes of Media. This series presents the main points of the history of Azerbaijan, without bias from Armenian or Caucasian Azerbaijani sources.

2: ADHARBAYJAN, ISLAMIZATION & TURKIFICIATION
The Median province of Atropatene was an inseparable piece of Greater Iran. This all changed when Arabs conquered the Iranian civilization. This invasion would change the history of Iranian peoples forever, as it introduced Islam to its people, replacing the former Zoroastrian religion.

Following an era of heavy Arabic influence, a larger threat emerged in the East. Mongoloid nomads who terrorized the entire Asian continent, excluding India and the Middle East, began to expand to the west. Of these mongoloid people, the Seljuqs, a Turcoman dynasty, claimed the entire Greater Iran, and extended its borders to the gates of Europe. The arrival of Turcomans in the Middle East changed the history of dozens of nations. Among the affected were the Atropats.

Through Arabic and Turkic pronunciation, Autrpatakan, the native name of Atropatene, changed to Āḏarbāy[e]jān, or more easily, Adharbayjan. Turcomans migrated to the Middle East in large numbers, most notably in Armenia, Albania, Anatolia and Atropatene. The nomadic invaders assimilated many nations in the process, which caused the extinction of some civilizations, especially of those with a fragile unity, like the Albanians.

Following the fall of the Great Seljuq Empire, powerful tribesmen in Nakhichevan, called the Ildenizids (aka Eldiguzids), held in their dominion the entirety of Adharbayjan and many surrounding regions.

However, the entity barely lasted a century, weakened by Georgia, and later conquered by the Khwarezmian and Mongolian empires.


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  • TheKourosh1990 Your great civilized ancient roots are clearly visible from the mud, which spews your mouth.

  • @Vatancin Go back to hiding in your yurt if you're just going to insult and do nothing to further the discussion.

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  • I'm Azerbaijani. Azerbaijan is Persian name but people living in Azerbaijan are Turks and language also turkic. I'm a descendant of Great Turks that invaded here during 9-11 centuries.

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  • @ZzZuZz good for u ..

  • @behzad500bc These "barbarians" fucked persians and aremenians. It's shame for you that you were fucked by them)). It's shame for Eurasia that they were ruled by so called "barbarians". Before being Turk i'm a Muslim and i love Islam more than Turkism and with moderate Persians i have no problems.

  • @ZzZuZz descendant of a barbarian like changiz yeah ,,,with out war killing and dying u wont get shit from iran im azari myself .

  • @ZzZuZz Really :) So how do u think ancient Avestan sources refer to when referring to their homeland? :) As I said.. Nasidze et al. 2001. Go google and enlighten ur life.

  • @lonely54 Its really easy, just debunk what I have to say or get the fuck back to the cave u came from.

  • @ZzZuZz Dont take him serioously. He is an stupid arab but he likes to talk about Turks, even you can find his comment on every video about Turks. He thinks he knows everything but he is ignorant and wants to make a fantasy history!

  • @focusontheargument There was no such dynasty or country in the history called Iran. It's clear that this video is dirty and poor Iranian propaganda.

  • @ZzZuZz Hahhaah of coarse there is such an identity, lol. As I said, DNA doesnt lie. Nasidze et al. 2001. Go google!

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