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She was an Orthodox a West European saint. There was no Catholicism yet. Make sure all the information in the video are correct, please. Thanks a lot!

She was called Anne of Russia for 1066 years and now she is suddenly "Anne of Kiev" and Ukrainian. A typical example of historical revisionism for daily political purposes.

Why didn't she become queen herself

I feel bad for her DIL 😅 having a just no MIL must have been a nightmare

the British king murdered them and blamed it on the revolution, when the British invaded Russia they murdered the priest nuns and monks

Middle eastern men love white women.

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You're a woman who has no idea what history is, go study the history of Ukraine from the Kievan Rus period, instead of pussyfooting around with Russian methodology and propagand

ITS NOT RUSSIAN IMPEROR LOOOOOOL ITS RUS, BUT NOT RUSSIAN

Amalasunta was a daughter of Theodoric (not -deric), of the Amal dynasty, Germanic military elites who ruled the Ostrogoths, as were the Balto who ruled the Visiogoths, these two clans occasionaly intermarrying. Her mother was Audofleda sister to Clovis King of the Franks who himself wed Princess Chlotilde of Burgundy, descended also from both Goth ruling families, and is now Patron Saint of France who convinced Clovis to convert to Catholicism.

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Christmas doesn't have Pagan roots... no scholarship supports this position

Interesting

Dronning Ellisiv hun var🗣‼ Jaroslav var hennes far🗣 Maken hennes: Kong Harald av Noreges land🗣‼

Henry treated his illegitimate daughters better than his legitimate daughters.

She had a sad marriage but they managed to rise one of the greatest Czech kings and also Roman Holy Emperor Charles IV. who holds the titile Pater Patriae (or Father of the Nation) in Czech. And thanks for trying to pronounce the hard "ř", even many Czech kids can't pronounce it properly 😅

Fun fact, Sophia of Hanover was chosen to be the heir presumptive over her grand-niece Frederica Mildmay, the Countess of Mértola, due to the fact that Frederica's grandfather (Sophia's older brother) married his second wife Marie Luise von Degenfeld without getting consent from his first wife, Charlotte of Hesse-Kassel, to divorce. Under local civil and religious law, this arguably made their marriage bigamous and it was legally considered to be "morganatic", which prevented titles from being passed down to children, thus Sophia was considered to be more legitimate. Had this marriage been taken seriously however, Frederica Mildmay would have been made queen, and her descendant, Anthea Theresa Lycett, a British aristocrat born in 1954 would be Queen today.

Hello! Do you remember me? Again another wonderful video!

Is that a California accent?

Wait, no. Her brother was actually Henry I of Castile. Henry IV (half bro + predecessor of Isabella I) didn't exist until much later.

She dismissed him and later renamed his kingdom Istanbul 😂

She's Islamic not pagan.

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Rurik is a fictional charakter. Olga has nothing to the russian empire. The russian empire has nothing to Rus except for the stolen name and occupied territories. And Kyiv is written differently. And there was no Kievan Rus, but Rus. Kyiv was the capital, where the highest ruler based

So little survives and I need to know so much! Typical... 😂

Mihrimah sultan she looks likes hurrem sultan ❤❤❤

Not gonna lie. Rasputin pretty much predicted the downfall of the family when he died.

I hadn't heard of her until this evening. I want to know more of her story. What a life, I could imagine.

Did she try to learn to speak Spanish ? I know! I know! ….. “una mesa para cuarto por favor”

I’m interested in the story of Alys of Frances relationship with the king of England. There’s not a lot of info about her either and the alleged baby she had with him.

The Most Powerful Ottoman Princess ever. One Of the Richest People in 16th Century. The Power Of Selim’s Reign. Part Of Sultanate Of Women.

This would make a great Netflix series don't you think 💬🤔 I would definitely watch it 😊

The Majority of the people listed in the video were likey illegitimate children, but i don't think Ethelreda Malte was the child, as her mother was a low ranking laundress and henry would pick his mistresses at court, and the actual identity of her mother and the circumstances are very anonymous, so its likely just Elizabeth Tailboys and Catherine Carey

Lovely photographs!

Ur voice...ohh....super...

chandragupta also got much of greek empire parts after defeating him

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indian's first pan indian empire's first emperor's one of his first wife was a greek, and many europena (greeko roman) women were given to us, we use to do lot of buz all around the world especially europe, many indians since ancient times and medieval times married irani, central asian also, and many indians became kings in south east asia and married locals, even non royal but educated class went and work their and married nobels, for example cambodian chieftan princess married a indian marchant and created their first kingdom. And of course even today we are working and leading all around the world and marrying locals, our fav are caucasian

Thanks for doing this video! We absolutely love every one of your videos! ❤❤❤

That was so interesting! Thank you.

Thank you again for another interesting video about another interesting figure. One wonders why so many interesting figures aren't getting books, TV shows and movies made about them.

Thank you so much for this interesting video 😃😊😁👍

It’s curious how her brothers were painted in such a stunning fashion, and in the other hand somebody made this warped painting of her. The Joan in my mind is the one in the History Channel documentary. They also chose a nice actress for her in World Without End.

Thanks for the video. I first heard about Joan thanks to a History Channel documentary, back in 2006 if I recall correctly. Some of the information available online about her is thanks to my research. A sad story that most history fans still do not know about.

Bet she stunk

Ótima história 👏

No! She was not unpopular, it was thing that the free part of the greek nation disliked like the fact that the king was papist and the queen a prot reigning in a deeply orthodox nation (orthodoxy was and it is a matter of identity for the greek nation) and the fact that she could not bear any children (she was suffering by a rare syndrome) but the whole thing of the eviction was a british plot and initiation and nothing else to punish Otto for his pro-russian position in the Crimean War.

The last Tsar, his family and retainers were killed in the Ipatiev house which WAS in Siberia.

I heard strange stories about her private life and habits