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Yes I’m a descendant of a hunkin who left Cornwall go to to samoa. I don’t know what the reason is but one of his sons left there to come ti australia. Quite interesting. I think the only reason England kept us with them is because of the money from tin mining.

American with Cornish heritage

Free Cornwall now

Despite all the invasions and oppression, Cornwall & Devon still retain their identity and are very distict from the rest of the country. The celtic culture and values still remain. The funny thing is we're still fighting invaders from London! Second home owners forcing us out of our towns! Some things never change 😅

Interesting viewing, my grandad has looked into our family and he said it goes back 600 years in the same town!

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You skipped over the Napoleonic Wars

My father family are from st Just Cornwall ,the Tregear family.

cornish and proud of it.

Cultural theft🤔🤣🤣

Why are you playing Irish Music🤔

My grandparents met in Cornwall and got married but they were Irish and also who cares🤔

I just learned my ancestors were the owners of pengersick castle.. which is fascinating to me.. I'm just some poor person in hawaii and to think my ancestors lived in castles and fabulous estates.. I had no idea my family history was so complex.. I was born in Washington state in the USA so my first half of my life I just thought I was a "white boy".. I'd claim to be this and that other than "white".. because I still don't personally identify as "white".. I think it was detrimental to my psyche to be covered under a blanket statement like that.. I heard stories about being native american and hawaiian and Irish and English etc etc etc.. but they were all just stories to me.. now I understand better as an adult who's done some genealogical research and got my dna tested via ancestry and 23andme.. I have to say it makes me feel more complete as a person to actually know who and what I am and where I come from.. I think its more important that we give credit for.. like I had no idea I was Portuguese until I moved to Hawaii where my 2nd great grandfather came from funchal on the ss Bordeaux as a stowaway.. that's the kind of shit I would do.. and I didn't realize some of my behavior was "Portuguese".. I didn't know it was a Portuguese thing to talk with your hands until I moved to hawaii.. my point is I feel like I can see myself better when I know my heritage.. I'm just now delving into my Cornish heritage.. all due to this pengersick castle.. I traced my family back from the tefft side of my family here in the USA.. to pengersick and goldolphin estate.. so this is where I am currently.. in Cornwall.. plus im morgan of the morgans as well so I have a lot of history here I guess.. I didn't realize there was so much folklore and tales about my actual direct ancestors.. after wading through all the personal connections it was cool to finally see how the stories hold up against this generalized timeline.. explaining many of my inter-ethnic ties and what not... totally explains a lot.. I'm proud to be a descendant of such historical times and figures.. some of the stories really make you wonder how you even came to be.. so many close calls to whole family lines just not existing.. yet here I am alive today able to read and see tales and stories and pictures and paintings of these histories.. and to connect the dots in my own life.. I suggest everyone get their dna tested especially if you live in the USA.. and build your family tree.. I did mine via ancestry.com ... it helped me see the miracle of life itself to be able to have tangible answers to my questions.. anywho.. thanks for sharing this basic history lesson..

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Are there a lot of ppl there with name Kernow or Curnow

Old days when Countrtyball for joking and not out of malice not call al countrise gay not for evile

Wrong

casually skips over Exeter getting flattened in ww2

My great grandparents were from Penzance. Good video.

Well I'm Cornish and my son I didn't know half of this. We liked a good rebellion but didn't look like we were overly good at it.😂

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I think that Cornwall is culturally, historically, and geographically close enough to Wales for this to evolve towards concrete administrative and political developments. Why not an administrative and political association of Cornwall and Wales with its Welsh and Cornish Parliament / Senedd Cymru a Kornog?

Think you are wrong Cornwall was never invaded by the romans exeter was the closes they got Cornish History

DOWN WITH CORNWALL

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what's all this BCE crap !!! The dating we use has been and always will be BC and AD. Try as you will, you cannot airbrush Jesus of Nazareth out of world history ! So do't even try !!

Isten, áldd meg a magyart Jó kedvvel, bőséggel, Nyújts feléje védő kart, Ha küzd ellenséggel; Bal sors akit régen tép, Hozz rá víg esztendőt, Megbűnhődte már e nép A múltat s jövendőt! II Őseinket felhozád Kárpát szent bércére, Általad nyert szép hazát Bendegúznak vére. S merre zúgnak habjai Tiszának, Dunának, Árpád hős magzatjai Felvirágozának. III Értünk Kunság mezein Ért kalászt lengettél, Tokaj szőlővesszein Nektárt csepegtettél. Zászlónk gyakran plántálád Vad török sáncára, S nyögte Mátyás bús hadát Bécsnek büszke vára. IV Hajh, de bűneink miatt Gyúlt harag kebledben, S elsújtád villámidat Dörgő fellegedben, Most rabló mongol nyilát Zúgattad felettünk, Majd töröktől rabigát Vállainkra vettünk. V Hányszor zengett ajkain Ozmán vad népének Vert hadunk csonthalmain Győzedelmi ének! Hányszor támadt tenfiad Szép hazám, kebledre, S lettél magzatod miatt Magzatod hamvvedre! VI Bújt az üldözött, s felé Kard nyúlt barlangjában, Szerte nézett s nem lelé Honját a hazában, Bércre hág és völgybe száll, Bú s kétség mellette, Vérözön lábainál, S lángtenger fölette. VII Vár állott, most kőhalom, Kedv s öröm röpkedtek, Halálhörgés, siralom Zajlik már helyettek. S ah, szabadság nem virúl A holtnak véréből, Kínzó rabság könnye hull Árvánk hő szeméből! VIII Szánd meg Isten a magyart Kit vészek hányának, Nyújts feléje védő kart Tengerén kínjának. Bal sors akit régen tép, Hozz rá víg esztendőt, Megbűnhődte már e nép A múltat s jövendőt!

Great grandfather came from Vogue in Cornwall. The house where he grew up is still there and you can see it on google. I've come to realise that I'm a Celt. My mother's family came from Ireland and I suspect had migrated there from Scotland when the English drove out the crofters. A Celt through and through. Very proud to be of Cornish descent - Gooth Kernow!

My last name is GAMIZ AND IT'S SAYING CORNISH ROYAL NAVY

Free kernow

Ohh comeon, we almost did it! That was so close! No problem, maybe new year!

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Reconnecting with my Cornish heritage, as a descendant of the Rowe family from Crowan. Greetings from Chile!

Someone told me about palm trees where the gulf stream hits, true ?

Where did the tribes come from that settled?

What is that island?

Next time put AD before the year.

Rest of Europe had a PTSD and attempted to stop the Roman State from Rebuilding the empire

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Great video I learnt a lot from it. I have ancestors from both Cornwall and Devon and have been trying to learn more about both counties.

Half my father's family is from Devon and Cornwall, the other half is from Scotland.

The french ruined a good thing

Romanian rebels wasnt against Hungary and the Serb revolution was pretty insignificant

ME LLAMO JUAN CARLOS Y TUVE LA FORTUNA DE CONOCER A UNA CHICA LLAMDA LARA BUCHANANS Y EN ESE ENTONCES ERA HOSTESS , LA CONOCI EN LA CIUDAD DE MEXICO ELLE SE HOSPEDABA EN EL HOTEL INDEPENDENCIA ,HOY EN DIA HA DE TENER UNOS 50 AÑOS, SI ALGUIEN LA CONOCE SALUDENMELA POR FAVOR,

Hi, just to say this is unusually good for TH-cam histories of Cornwall in the Post-Roman period right up until 684. The border, once it reaches the Parrett, stays in that region for a significant period until 710 when King Geraint of Dumnonia is killed at the battle of Llongborth which probably corresponds to Langport in Somerset (right on the Parrett border). After that the fighting stays in mid/central Devon for an even longer period. Hehil was most likely fought in this region and slowed Wessex's advance although by then they would indeed have seized Exeter. 710 also marks the last time we have any reference to Dumnonia, the entry for Hehil in 722 describes the battle as 'amongst the Cornish' which marks the first time this is used to define a group of people not just a geographic area. The fighting with Ecberht is also not so one sided, I imagine you include the Tamar to Lands End due to the famous entry regarding 'Raiding East to West' but the reality is the Cornish are fighting again at Gafulford (most likely on the Tamar border) soon after this so its unlikely he was casually strolling through Cornwall. In fact it probably refers to pushing the Cornish back over the borderlands to the Tamar as this eventually does become the de-facto border. The battle at Gafulford also doesn't seem to go the Saxons way as Egbert is recorded 'Amongst the Army' at Crediton in the same year, a year he also is fighting with the powerful Mercian kingdom so is unlikely to have wanted to be in far Devon unless his local forces had been defeated by the Cornish who now threatened to raid eastward.

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The last chance at a Roman Revival

the Cornish got to London? Wow!

can i just say, its pronounced coar/core mull/moll, cormal im sorry if im wrong, its just the way my family pronounces it and i get a bit annoyed when people pronounce it as its name, which is completely fine