The mass adoption of Judaism by Khazars as Jiang explains it: a neutral monotheistic identity with political and cultural advantages.
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Khazar conversion
The mass adoption of Judaism by Khazars as Jiang explains it: a neutral monotheistic identity with political and cultural advantages.
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"Okay, so the Khazar empire is very ambitious as well, okay? It sees itself as a great power. Eventually, it wants to unite the..."
"...theocratic world powers, the Caliph and the Emperor, enjoyed. Yet the conversion to either creed would have meant submission, the end of independence, and..."
"...it for ourselves. Really simple, okay? So this was a mass conversion of an entire people to Judaism, okay? Does that make sense? All..."
"They wanted to maintain a separate identity. They didn't want to be consumed by either empire. Okay? So this is another map that shows..."
"...it was the existence of Khazaria both before and after the conversion."
"Okay, so it doesn't make sense. So Jews are being persecuted in Europe all the time. They have no place to go except Khazaria,..."
"Before, it was a refugee haven. After, it became a kind of national home. The refugees were products of a superior culture and were..."
"also brought with them Byzantine arts and crafts superior methods in agriculture and trade and the square Hebrew alphabet."
"So not only did the Khazars wanted their own religion that was distinct from Byzantines and the Abbasids but they also wanted the skills,..."
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