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The History of Spain Podcast
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เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 10 เม.ย. 2018
The History of Spain Podcast is a biweekly history podcast focused on the history of Spain and narrated following a chronological order. Check out the store at thehistoryofspain.com to find Spain-related history books, cookbooks, travel guides, Spanish language books, and merchandising! Subscribe to the podcast to not miss an episode and if you love the podcast consider supporting it on Patreon or donating!
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Trailer of La Historia de España th-cam.com/video/aVmjzFXdxro/w-d-xo.html Website: lahistoriaespana.com
Al-Hakam II, the cultivated caliph
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This is episode 46 called al-Hakam II, the cultivated caliph, and in this episode you will learn: SHOW NOTES - Recap and the succession of Count Fernán González and García Sánchez of Pamplona - The disunity of Christian Spain and the evidence of autonomist tendencies in the Kingdom of León - The potential problem of the succession of al-Hakam II and his homosexuality or bisexuality - A general ...
Umayyad interventions
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This is episode 45 called Umayyad interventions and in this episode you will learn: SHOW NOTES - A brief overview of the history of Catalonia of the 950s and 960s - Muslim expeditions against the Kingdom of León during the reign of Ordoño III - The Umayyad interventions in North Africa and Umayyad-Fatimid conflict in the 950s - Civil war during the reign of Ordoño III of León and its aftermath ...
Slavery and Jews of al-Andalus
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This is episode 44 called Slavery and Jews of al-Andalus and in this episode you will learn: SHOW NOTES - Introduction to slavery in the Islamic world and al-Andalus - What’s the difference between a captive and a slave - Captivity for women and the social problem that captivity supposed - Which were the occupations and jobs performed by slaves in al-Andalus - Captivity and slavery in the conte...
Fernán González, Count of Castile
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This is episode 43 called Fernán González, Count of Castile, and in this episode you will learn: SHOW NOTES - The legend of the Jueces de Castilla or Judges of Castile and why is this a founding myth of Castile - A brief summary of the legendary Castilian hero Fernán González, as portrayed in the Poem of Fernán González - The ancestors of Fernán González - How and why did Fernán González manage...
Battle of Simancas
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This is episode 42 called Battle of Simancas and in this episode you will learn: SHOW NOTES - Who Ramiro II of León was - The pompous parade of departure of the campaign of Osma of 934 - The first revolt of Muhammad ibn Hashim of the Banu Tujib clan and the tactical declaration of the Kingdom of Pamplona as vassal of the Caliphate - The campaign of Osma itself - The rebellion of Muhammad ibn Ha...
Caliphal Córdoba and Medina Azahara
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This is episode 41 called Caliphal Córdoba and Medina Azahara and in this episode you will learn: SHOW NOTES - An introduction to Caliphal Córdoba - How Córdoba evolved over time, from being a Roman foundation to the Caliphal era - Key elements of Córdoba and areas of expansion - Why the Andalusi capital grew to become a great metropolitan city during the 10th century - What did the Emirs and C...
Economy of al Andalus
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This is episode 40 called Economy of al-Andalus and in this episode you will learn: SHOW NOTES - European and Islamic context of the Medieval economy - Two misconceptions related to the economy of al-Andalus: the static image of al-Andalus and the image of al-Andalus as an urban and commercial economy - Muslim contributions to the agriculture of Spain and Europe, and the development of agricult...
Towards the Caliphate of Córdoba
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This is episode 39 called Towards the Caliphate of Córdoba and in this episode you will learn: SHOW NOTES - The victorious Cordoban campaign of Muez as a punitive expedition against León and Pamplona - The Pamplonese conquest of La Rioja in 923, including Nájera, along the incorporation of the County of Aragon - The destructive punitive campaign of 924 against Pamplona (and to extend Umayyad au...
Umayyad Resurgence
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This is episode 38 called Umayyad Resurgence and in this episode you will learn: SHOW NOTES - Who Abd al-Rahman III was and the difficult situation that he faced in 912 - How could the Emir suppress the revolts that plagued al-Andalus, including his political strategy and the recruitment of mercenaries and slaves - An example of the diplomatic approach of Abd al-Rahman - The bitter Monteleón ca...
Umayyads in peril
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This is episode 37 called Umayyads in peril and in this episode you will learn: SHOW NOTES - The short reign of Emir al-Mundhir - The personality of Emir Abd Allah and the big picture of his reign - The qasi-Taifa states of Murcia and Seville, respectively ruled by Daysam ibn Ishaq and the Banu Hayyay clan - The story of the maritime Republic of Pechina, in Almería - The Muslim conquest of the ...
Did the Reconquista exist? Churros Chat #2
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Second episode of Churros Chat, where I slightly rectify my views of episode 22 'Reconquista starts! Pelayo and Covadonga' and I explain why the Reconquista existed as an idea but not as an historical period. Medium article: medium.com/@thehistoryofspain/did-the-reconquista-exist-323d7aa2d0e4 Opening song 'Muchos Churros' by Churros con Chocolate: th-cam.com/video/IKZH992BS8A/w-d-xo.html Patreo...
Birth of Catalonia
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This is episode 36 called Birth of Catalonia and in this episode you will learn: SHOW NOTES - Why the title of the episode is misleading - The chaos within the Carolingian Empire, like in the Emirate of Córdoba, and the government of Odalrico and Hunifredo - The traditional, legendary story of how Wifredo the Hairy, of the House of Barcelona, seized power - The real story of how Wifredo the Hai...
5 surprising facts about Visigothic Spain - Churros Chat #1
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5 surprising facts about Visigothic Spain - Churros Chat #1
Kingdom of Pamplona and County of Aragon
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Kingdom of Pamplona and County of Aragon
Camino de Santiago and Spanish Romance languages
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Camino de Santiago and Spanish Romance languages
Introduction to The History of Spain Podcast
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Introduction to The History of Spain Podcast
Consolidation of the Kingdom of Asturias
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Consolidation of the Kingdom of Asturias
What is the name of the opening song on guitar?
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Leftiſts will never tell you about þis.
Mycaenean Greeks("Illyrian and Achaean Greeks") were already there as early as 1500 BCE; there were also warriors of Troy who also migrated there too, some coming around 12th century BCE; the word "Europe" actually originates from a story regarding Zeus and a Phoeninician Princess("Europa"), with the Ancient Greeks and Phoeninicians having a connection since ancient times, including with the Minoans🔥🌧🌈🌊⛵
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Braga Capital of the Swabians!
Very interesting. Do you have thoughts on James Harrington's writings on the gothic constitutions? I am particularly interested in your views on land distribution.
PLEASE don’t delete these old videos I still use them as a reference to answer questions 4-5x a year
I’m GLAD to see you’re back at it!
well, watch your tongue... the old "history of spain" podcast was not mediocre. it was loved very much... 🙂 My opinions are ---restarting the chronogical series in not really necessary. you can pick up from where you've left... ---Thematic episodes are nice and fine, but as far as I am concerned, the main course is the chronological series...
waiting for new episodes...
They are on the new channel, New History of Spain
We thought that the channel would be lost forever… But then he pulled a Yusuf ibn Tashfin on us
Welcome back, David!
Thanks 👍
That's great news. The old podcast was excellent, and also the only Spanish history podcast that went through the early history chronologically. I learned so much from it -- such a great introduction to Spanish history. I will download all the old episodes before you delete them. (Or maybe you'll leave them up -- I think they're fine as they are.)
Thank you, hope I see you on the new channel
*The return of the King!*
thanks hahaha
Welcome back! I missed you and didn't have the Spanish skills to follow your Spanish language version.
Thank you so much for your patience :D
Good video. Objective and unbiased.
Je suis un Cassius d'origine... notre première existence qui était modifier dans plusieurs noms Qasi Cassi Quassi..Kaci tout ces sur noms sont modification de ce vrai nom origine Cassius... gracias amigo pour votre l'attention de raconté sur notre histoire ancienne en Espagne...
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Hi im amer from saudi arabia my ancestors had estate near beja during the emirate of granada wich fell in 1492 ,i became more interested in visigothic history thank you
The Phoenicians were not Semitic.
I’m so interested about the early Spanish realms because of all the mystery
Africans wasnt sold as slaves negroes were. Negro is a Spanish word which tells you where they recieved the name. More proof that tells you who these negroes were is yahia the negro from the village of Las Negras & cerro negro. You must teach proper history to service your listeners correctly
I am always searching for history on Alans in Spain but it’s SO hard to find information on. It’s such a crazy part of history I’m surprised it’s not more common information. Maybe all the research on it is in Spanish and that’s why I can’t find it.
Your disbelief in the alternate stories to what you feel is right only comes at your own downfall
Good talk
Well, after two years you should know that you are very seriously missed!!
I'm back! Check out New History of Spain! @newhistoryspain
@@TheHistoryofSpainPodcast good news!! You have one follower :-)
El Spain
Thank you! I found this so interesting!
The jews got good positions because they knew many languages and they were had higher education. Of course not all of them but many of them.
Bravo!
So much history... hollywood isnt ready nor are they prepared!
Saludos de toronto
Thoroughly enjoyed
Iberian peninsula countries Andorra Spain Portugal
You should write a book
This is great!
Great presentation, but I just want to point out that Muslims paid taxes and it is called zaka. In addition, all Muslims historically needed to serve in the military while other didn't, so I don't think the pyramids is kind of accurate.
Very good introduction
Great episode
Eu gostei muito dessa aula. Muito rica em detalhes.
I'm currently outlining historical novel I'm writing centering around an adventuring vandal. Your videos have been a really good source for me!
Ty for covering this specific place and time, I think u are the only one on YT doing so ❤️ very informative
The harem of Sex Slaves of Abd al-Rahman I consisted of 6,300 women. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slavery_in_Spain
The white slaves of saqaliba slavery during the Caliphate of Cordoba is the perhaps most well known in Al-Andalus. The slaves of the Caliph were often white European saqaliba slaves trafficked from Northern or Eastern Europe. Often kept in Harem as sex slave, the white men were castrated
They werent always castrated it usually happened when they were destined to become eunuchs
In your opinion who where the most fiercest warrior tribe? For me the more fiercest of all tribes who battle against the oppression of Carthage and Roman industrial military complex were the Galecians and Portuguese celts. Even they were both a powerful kingdom before the invasion and division of Galicia and Portugal as separate political units by the globalist roman empire. Portugal are full of celtic place names and toponymics by celtic Galegos settlers, there are villages in Portugal named "Aldea Galega", for example. I'ts a shame for me as a Portuguese from Madeira and Minho Roots (northern Portugal) that the roman empire and later the vatican mafia divided us from our blood brothers from Galecia. For me Spanish country is a globalist empire funded by the Roman empire and the vatican mafia. I support all movements of nationalism in Basque, Catalunia, Betanie, Toledo, Lebante (Valencia), Aragon, Cantabria and whoever wants to go back to their original sacred autonomy and kingdoms before the forced annexation of the vatican mafia
Don't call the Romans Globalists lol!
Muy buen video!
The discovery of Tartessos has been one of the most important recent discoveries in Mediterranean archaeology, showing that the Tartessians were in many ways the equivalent of the Etruscans in Italy. So far they have only been known from a couple of obscure reference in Herodotos, but now archaeology is uncovering this remarkable civilisation, comparing Tartessos with the Etruscans. Both cultures are considered to be unknown mysteries, both languages are undicifered yet based on the Phoenician alphabet, AND both belonged to the same world's trade route of their Phoenician (Canaanites) partners: Tyre --> Tarsus --> Cartage --> Etruria --> Tartessos Tarshish is not just a name of one place, it is a nation, a greek sub-race of people, and all that proves that the people of Tarsus-anatolia, Etruscans of Italy & Corsica, and the Tartessians of south Spain, Gibraltar are in fact one people who gave their name to all 3 places: TARSHISH
That is unfortunate just find about this your Andalusian series was very good
Good video, but there just isnt enough evidence for us to have any jdea what life in iberia was like. The roman writing was biased and there wasnt much of it