Uploaded June 2023 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
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In this history documentary we bring to life the True Size of the Mongol Army by leveraging the power of Unreal Engine 5. We cover the organization of the Mongol army as well as their war camps, march formations, and battle lines.
The episode begins with the organization of the Mongol Army starting from the level of the Mongol soldier. Generally speaking they came in two flavors, the Mongol horse archer and the Mongol horse lancer. These would be grouped into decimal units of increasing size: The Arban (10), the Jaghun (100), the Mingghan (1,000), the Tumen (10,000), and the Chun (30,000). Each of these brought with the additional animals, support staff, and supplies. We bring these all together in various stances from parade rest, to camp life, marching column, and battle order.
Here are the relevant time stamps:
[00:00] Intro
[2:31] The Mongol Soldier
[4:21] Recruitment and Equipment
[6:16] The Non-Mongol Soldier
[7:53] Arban (10 men)
[10:09] Jaghun (100 men)
[12:47] Mingghan (1,000 men)
[15:14] Tumen (10,000 men)
[19:50] Chun (30,000 men)
[22:30] Army in Camp
[24:14] Army on the March
[25:52] Army in Battle
Stay tuned for more True Size episodes and videos on the history of the Mongols. If you haven't seen them yet, check out our other True Size episodes:
True Size of a Roman Legion of the Empire : youtu.be/eR-J_JSBNTI
True Size of a Roman Legion of the Republic : youtu.be/MVZZoGEVI58
Works Cited:
Historical Dictionary of the Mongol World Empire, Paul D. Buell
Daily Life in the Mongol Empire, George Lane
Mongol Art of War, Timothy May
The Mongol Empire: A Historical Encyclopedia, Timothy May
The Mongol Warrior 1200-1350, Stephen Turnbull & Wayne Reynolds
The History of the Mongol Conquests, J.J. Saunders
#history
#documentary
#military
✅ Install Raid for Free Mobile and PC: clik.cc/55QCa and get a special starter pack with an Epic champion Knight Errant 🎉 Log into the game for 7 days between now and July 24th and get a free legendary champion Artak
💥Check out Raid’s new limited animated series Call of the Arbiter here: youtube.com/watch?v=H32dvyCVkfk&list=PLKsMVIY2OJRMiid_k7q4rsLfmdhQsKphZ&pp=iAQB
In this history documentary we bring to life the True Size of the Mongol Army by leveraging the power of Unreal Engine 5. We cover the organization of the Mongol army as well as their war camps, march formations, and battle lines.
The episode begins with the organization of the Mongol Army starting from the level of the Mongol soldier. Generally speaking they came in two flavors, the Mongol horse archer and the Mongol horse lancer. These would be grouped into decimal units of increasing size: The Arban (10), the Jaghun (100), the Mingghan (1,000), the Tumen (10,000), and the Chun (30,000). Each of these brought with the additional animals, support staff, and supplies. We bring these all together in various stances from parade rest, to camp life, marching column, and battle order.
Here are the relevant time stamps:
[00:00] Intro
[2:31] The Mongol Soldier
[4:21] Recruitment and Equipment
[6:16] The Non-Mongol Soldier
[7:53] Arban (10 men)
[10:09] Jaghun (100 men)
[12:47] Mingghan (1,000 men)
[15:14] Tumen (10,000 men)
[19:50] Chun (30,000 men)
[22:30] Army in Camp
[24:14] Army on the March
[25:52] Army in Battle
Stay tuned for more True Size episodes and videos on the history of the Mongols. If you haven't seen them yet, check out our other True Size episodes:
True Size of a Roman Legion of the Empire : youtu.be/eR-J_JSBNTI
True Size of a Roman Legion of the Republic : youtu.be/MVZZoGEVI58
Works Cited:
Historical Dictionary of the Mongol World Empire, Paul D. Buell
Daily Life in the Mongol Empire, George Lane
Mongol Art of War, Timothy May
The Mongol Empire: A Historical Encyclopedia, Timothy May
The Mongol Warrior 1200-1350, Stephen Turnbull & Wayne Reynolds
The History of the Mongol Conquests, J.J. Saunders
#history
#documentary
#military
![True Size of the Imperial Shipyards [999.M41] 3D Documentary](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/LrNGcwowvOU/mqdefault.jpg "True Size of the Imperial Shipyards [999.M41] 3D Documentary
Lore documentary on the Shipyards of the Imperial Navy! You can manage your own business with all-in-one tools on Odoo: https://www.odoo.com/invicta
In this Warhammer 40,000 lore documentary series we will be exploring the True Size of the Imperial Navy of the 41st millennium. In our first episode we looked at the overall naval hierarchy, the ship classes, and a typical ship section. This includes everything from the smallest attack craft to Destroyers, Frigates, Battleships, and even Gloriana class flagships.
Now in this second episode we turn our attention to the means by which the fleet is constructed and put into service. This involves coverage of the typical construction steps for building a warship. We then cover the various tiers of Naval Shipyards which work to churn out the vast fleets of the Imperium.
Timestamps:
00:00 Intro
03:13 Fleet Size
07:09 Construction Steps
11:46 Naval Shipyards
12:49 Small Shipyards
14:13 Medium Shipyards
16:33 Large Shipyards
19:34 Massive Shipyards
21:56 Outro
Sources:
Battlefleet Gothic Rulebook
Battlefleet Gothic Armada
Rogue Trader: Battlefleet Koronus
Warhammer 40,000 5th Edition Rulebook
Warhammer 40,000 6th Edition Rulebook
Credits:
Research = Invicta
Script = Invicta
Narration = Guy Michaels
Art = Penta Limited
3D Render = Eden
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#warhammer40000
#lore")
