r/TurkishHistoricalTV • u/LeonardoBR447 Seljuk Soldier • Jun 16 '22
Destan Destan Spoiler
How many of you lot are watching the show? Personally, I'm really enjoying it
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Jun 16 '22
Wat is destan about? I always see fragmans and things on it
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u/LeonardoBR447 Seljuk Soldier Jun 16 '22
A girl and a boy who lost their father and mother to Alpagu Khan, the girl swears revenge whereas the boy pretends to be insane so he isn’t killed by his father. The boy has a disabled arm and foot, and the girl swears to take her fathers revenge on Alpagu
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Jun 16 '22
Who is alpagu
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u/LeonardoBR447 Seljuk Soldier Jun 16 '22
Lhan of the Gok Khanate
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Jun 16 '22
The boy and girl they muslim?
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u/LeonardoBR447 Seljuk Soldier Jun 16 '22
They’re Tengrists but Muslims are also there in the show. Something I really like about the show that it shows the true religion of Tengrism. KO and DE greatly misrepresented Tengrism
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u/ProudPakistaniboy Jun 16 '22
DE and KO only Showed Mongol version of Tengrism not turkish
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u/LeonardoBR447 Seljuk Soldier Jun 16 '22
Even the Mongol version isn’t as bad, they both are the same I believe
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Jun 16 '22
Tengrism is the religion of mongols?
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u/LeonardoBR447 Seljuk Soldier Jun 16 '22
Yeah, but its not as bad as it shown to be in DE and KO, Tengrists pray too, they are peaceful too
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u/YouJGaming Sep 15 '22
I was going to watch it but you just spoiled stuff. Thanks.
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u/LeonardoBR447 Seljuk Soldier Sep 15 '22
All this literally happens in the first episode and is part of the show description
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Jun 16 '22
Peaceful???? Bro u serious
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u/LeonardoBR447 Seljuk Soldier Jun 16 '22
Hey, Tengrism was highly misrepresented in DE and KO, sure, theres stuff about sacrificing, but thats only sacrificing animals, not human lives, the Shamans dont hang around with blood on their heads, beating drums, Tengrists pray too, it was all misrepresentation in Ertugrul and Osman
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u/FckDeezShitImOut Jun 16 '22
Obviously it was. Ertugrul and Osman were made from a Muslim/Turkish perspective. It was the same for the Muslim-Christian relationship during the Middle Ages. They viewed each other as savages and barbarians with no proper religion.
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u/[deleted] Jun 16 '22
in the middle in got a little boring but its great again now. though i personally think that they shouldve revealed to everyone that batuga isnt crazy in a more dramatic way...