Russia’s Brutal Conquest of Siberia
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Kings and Generals historical animated documentary series on the history of the early modern world and colonization continues with a video in which we discuss how Russia became so big. From Novgorod’s first probes beyond the Urals to Yermak’s cannon-smoke at Chuvash Cape, this video tells the brutal, world-shaping story of Russia’s conquest of Siberia. We trace how Cossack warbands, state charters, and the hunger for sable furs pushed east across taiga and tundra, imposing yasak on dozens of indigenous nations. You’ll see how settler-colonialism clustered around riverine ostrogs, how disease and depopulation compounded the gunpowder gap, and why parallels with the American “Wild West” are hard to ignore. We examine Russia’s collision with the Qing Empire—Albazin, the Amur, and the 1689 Treaty of Nerchinsk—then follow campaigns to Kamchatka and Chukotka, where Koryaks and Chukchis mounted fierce resistance. Finally, we connect the conquest’s legacy to the Trans-Siberian Railway, demographic change, Soviet policies, and the present day, where indigenous communities still fight for voice and survival. If you’re into military history, imperial frontiers, or the mechanics of colonization and resistance, this deep dive delivers context, maps, and sources to understand how Siberia became the backbone of a continental empire.
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00:00:00 - The Wild East: Framing the Story
00:01:57 - The Land of Siberia
00:05:41 - Rise of Moscow & Yermak’s Conquest
00:09:09 - March Across Siberia (17th-Century Expansion)
00:12:17 - Settler-Colonialism & the Fur Economy
00:15:50 - Clash with Qing & the Far East
00:20:34 - Conclusion & Modern Legacy
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