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And what about "the order of Malta"?

No cossacks? hm...

so the Teutonic order conquered parts of Poland but the Poles said "hell no" and was that the actual genesis of the beef between Germany and Poland which gave rise to the atrocities committed against Germanic Poles in the thirties which, encouraged by the warmonger Churchill here in England, caused the second world war? 🤔

Hello. It's necessary to understand that the Europeans failed so miserably to conquer Holy Land again, because each knights orders had different interests, some nobles did not want to be led by others, the papacy lost control over the nobles. A big mess. There were so many crusades; forgot to mention the Children's Crusade. Thanks for sharing.

10:35 that's not a picture of Pope Gregory IX, it's a picture of Pope Julius II painted in the early 1500s.

24:30 there was and still is no such thing as a female knight. In every western European language, the word knight is always in the masculine , including English (the wife of a knight is a dame. A man can never be a dame and a woman can never be a knight).

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The knights Hospitaller/knights of st John, weren't ended in the 19th century, they still exist with their headquarters on Malta, they currently run one of the largest hospital and medical organizations in Europe

So it sounds like a lot of these who were just treated like modern businesses, they would go through mergers and acquisitions

bet some historians would have some arguments against the depictions of the knights in ur video… i am not an expert, but those templar knights looked like from a video game or something. bet its pretty hard to find historically accurate depictions you can use…

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As a member of one of these that still exists today. There are a lot more that still exist and are not even mentioned here. Example: Order of Saint Catherine of Mount Sinai and the Order of the sword, both from Lusignan family

the Order of Saint John or the Johanniter Order is now an ambulance service in Germany known as the Johanniter.

When the Livonians tried to baptized the Russians (who were already Orthodox Christians at that time) just like the "baptized" the estonian, latvian and lithuanian pagans - with iron and fire, the Russian Prince of Novgorod Alexander Yaroslavich Nevsky beat their arses on the frozen Chudskoye Lake. Prior to that he also has beaten the swedish "knights" and their finnish and norwegian fiends who came to Russia with the same "baptizing" ideas , but the swedes still pretend that it never happened. Also, Alexander Nevsky has later became a Grand Prince of Kiev, way before the so-called "ukraine" was created by the Bolsheviks, but the current ukrainian nazi don't like that, so they delete all mentioning of it on Wikipedia.

You should had included the French Gendarmes since they where the culmination of hundreds of years of heavy cavalry tactics and medieval armor technology, as well as being considered the greatest cavalry force in European history until the rise of Spanish Tercios

The Crusades where justified.

Christianity is the only way

The Crusades were good and just.

free healthcare for military civillians get free lepracy and post war bacteria and virus

Africa never had an army? 😂😂

Henry "Hotspur" makes me think of Quentyn "Fire" Ball

Dude. Gotz von B. Straight up be Gutz from Berserk. Tell me Im wrong.

I wonder why Rome didn't turn its military orders against the Protestant reformers or did it?

Are/were there any Protesant "military orders?"

The hospitalar order still living in malta.

The praetorian guard was a joke.

Albanian here we salut you

order of the dragon? where is it?

The fortress of Berat was ready to capitulate to Skenderbeg forces but the siege finally failed because Skenderbeg was betrayed by one of his greatest general Moisi Golemi Moisi golemi returned to Albania leading an ottoman army but was crushed by skenderbeg who forgive Golemi for his betraye, after that Moisi Golemi stayed loyal to Gjergj kastriot Skenderbeg

Skanderbeg 🇦🇱✝️🇦🇱✝️🇦🇱

Stephen the Great would also be good honorable mention. Like Skanderbeg he fended off ottoman forces throughout his reign. He fought 50 battles and won 48 of them, and built a monastery for each of them. His early reign also saw economic recovery after 20 years of instability and managed to make alliances with all of its neighbours (at least temporarily). He reigned for 47 years, the second longest in Romanian History and the longest in Moldovan history. Oh and he also defeated the Poles and Hungarians, even sacking Krakow. Just thought i would add that footnote there

No hate but why the fuck does he use a current day map of countries to illustrate the 14th century at the 29minute mark?

This is not Christian order than Catholic!!! Orthodox Christians are not Crusaders and butchers of holy land, we are knights of Dragon order!!!🤌🤔😎🍻

did I hear arquebussy?

This was really informative. Could you talk a bit more about the lesser and smaller orders? Like the order that only had 35 knights or the order of the hatchet. I would love to know more about them.

Why not?

How many times was Jerusalem lost? Too many😢

1 Peter 3:15. Viva Cristo Rey 👑🙏✝️💪

David the builder was best king of georgia 🇬🇪

Nice video, i learned so much

I originally commented about the inaccuracy with regards to the Sacred Band of Thebes, but after watching this video a little longer I realized there's a million inaccuracies. So I guess here we go: Landsknechte - It would have been better to mention the Swedish or English mercenaries these guys were based off of, they were far more renowned. Housecarls - a class of citizen, and not specifically just a military unit. Just Stick to the Varangian Guard. Sacred Band of Thebes - confusion on the Greek word for close friend or companion. They were not Homosexual, just childhood friends. Spanish Tercios - not really a renowned unit many more interesting units at this time. Samurai - This is extremely broad. It is equivalent to saying: "The Japanese military was renowned." Hoplites - not really a renowned unit, especially when you consider almost every Greek field army was Hoplites. Persian Immortals were more famous. Winged Hussars - the wings and animal skins are nice but it was the lances that made them work in this period. Medjay - Not well renowned, Numidian archers and cavalry were much better. Shinobi - they were not ninjas, they were spies. They dressed up as important people and listened in on private conversations. Not a military unit. Carthaginian War Elephants - far less renowned than the Numidian Cavalry that Carthage fielded at the same time right beside them. Especially when you consider that the romans quickly learned how to cut them down. Mamluks - No imperial cataphracts? Hashashins - what the 'assasins' were actually called. Not a military unit. They were really cool though, and these guys really were stealthy ninja-like assassins. Also why is there no mention of the British line infantry that conquered a quarter of the globe? What about Napoleon's old guard? The Carolingians? Devil Dogs? The Ghost Division? The Kiro Butai? Ichiki Detachment? The company of English mercenaries? Venetian Marines? Arab Bedouin Horsemen? Indian War Elephants? Sipahi Cavalry? Byzantine Fire Ships? Byzantine Grenadiers? The information in this video is of low quality.

we Croats are full with undefeated military commanders. thats why nobody has ever conquered us in 1500y! and nobody ever will. i can name you a few...Captain Petar Kružić who was fighting turks siege for 15y,Nikola Jurišić,Nikola Šubić Zrinski who fought sultan Suleiman and 100 000 ottomans with only 2300 men in Sigetzvar Hungary,king Tomislav who fought Bulgarian empire and Hungarians and didnt lost,Prince Domagoj who was thorn in the eye for Venetians,king Dmitar Zvonimir,...the list goes on and on and on....or in newer times field marshal Svetozar Boroević,krilnik Jure Francetić and general Ante Gotovina... like one of greatest military strategists ever Napoleon Bonaparte said: Give me 100 000 Croats and I will conquer the world!

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Is always the same answer for all Crusades... To liberate Palestine from her enemies who do evil to the children of Palestine. By Law of the LORD GOD OF ISRAEL High King of Palestine any who attacked the Hebrews now called Palestinians in English language turns to dust. A trap laid for the haters of the Hebrews snaired the Jews.... Showing the truth is found in Torah at Genesis chapter 10 around verse 3 and Genesis chapter 10 around verse 19... The ashkenaz could have never been the real Jews because the Torah names them the Gentiles. The truth is Palestine was a quagmire trap for all who hates Jesus.... To attack Palestine is to attack Israel to declare independence from Palestine is to revolt against Israel..... Triggering the words of Revelations and the cause threat and reasoning given to pharaoh about why Egypt was punished by the LORD GOD OF ISRAEL for allowing Israel to attack Palestine. As Jews the Israeli should have known better that to attack the Hebrews in hiding called Palestinians....

Love it when TH-cam reccomends something I would actually watch, very pleasant and professional surprise!

Remember that almost all Lands under Islamic rule had been under Christian rule, then conquered. The change affected trade. Goods became more expensive and the newly conquered lands became bases for new conquests. Even if religion hadn't played a part in it, there would have been Alliances to do the same thing.

You forgot about Khalid Ibn Alwaleed

Jan zizka is gigachad. He lead a band of army consist of mainly peasants. Against knights who often outnumber them and better equip than them. And still win. Even after he lost eyesight on his other eye practically making him blind.

Dude this channel is really underrated. Great movie keep it going 🔥

The HONOR was uniting them all !