I recently got into this series and it’s literally the coolest thing ever and has inspired me to do my OWN research on the Mongol empire and the golden age of Islam! It’s so interesting and I really love history in general so this was a great series for me to get into.
Also I’m half Persian in my dad’s side so it was also cool to see Persian rep in media portrayed so beautifully 🥹🥹
At first, I thought this anime was based on a real historical setting, mentioning all the important historical events and featuring real-life figures. For example, Genghis Khan, his sons, his wives, the empire's invasion, the collapse of the state, and so on—all of this is real. And the rest, which most likely wasn't mentioned in history, was invented, as is often the case in many other works of fiction. I thought Fatima was a rather insignificant and insignificant figure compared to the scale of other figures, but it turns out that Fatima actually existed? It's surprising, personally for me. There's even a Wikipedia page about her. Unfortunately, there are no any illustrations of her(
Tenmaku no Jaadugar, episode 8
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Hi, I'm an anime only, really enjoying the series. I know that this is a historical drama based on real history. I would like to ask exactly how accurate the story is to its real-life counterpart? Is it more loosely inspired, with many changes and artistic liberties? Or is it mostly accurate, with only a few changes and artistic liberties? Something in-between?
The reason I'm asking btw is because I'm curious as to how easily I could spoil myself by looking up the real-life history. If the story is mostly accurate to real life, then I probably wouldn't want to look up the history of the real Fatima. I certainly don't want to know how she dies or who kills her before the story gets to that.
Also, I've been reeeeaaaallly tempted to look up the real life Muhammed. I'm just so curious to find out what actually happened to him. But I am 99% sure his fate will eventually be explored further in this story, so I've been trying to resist lol.
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Why are people problematizing Fatigene so much? Because even the author herself who usually portray them as having a mother-daughter relationship accepts the bissexual interpretation of them aswell. Heck, historically speaking, it is much more accurate than the mother-daughter thing. Sure, we will never know how their relationship truly was, but heck it is not over stupid reasons that theyre seen as a couple. Honestly, people complaining about because of Fatima being muslim or the age gap is the argument for this. The age gap is only a problem for americans, no non-american care about age gap if they're both adults. Specially in this case that Fatima is 23 (1230) and will be 25 in the next episode (1232). Fatima is not only from a different type of the nowadays muslim, one that doesn't pursue the homophobic rhetorics of islam, but she also barely follows her religion. The very act of scheming the downfall of the Mongols and willingly risking innocent's lifes for it are major sins in her religion and she completely ignores that repeteadly. I believe that these people also cant understand that Jaadugar isn't and wont be a muslim anime. Having a muslim main character doesn't e qual to muslim anime. Fatima is a traumatized, evil prick that constantly breaks the rules of her religion. But they only draw the line at homossexuality, huh?
My first watercolor in a looong time. Ignore the ink stains
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Together, Toregene and Fatima will likely >!secure the succession of Guyuk, Ogedei and Toregene's son, to the throne of the empire!<. Beyond that, only the author knows...
