NOTE: Due to a copyright claim, I unfortunately have to mute the anthem of the United Kingdom. Apologies for that. It sucks that I could not edit the video and replace the song without having to take this video down, since this video had just hit a staggering 150K views! Thanks for the support btw. Anyhow, you can just listen to the British anthem in this video and elsewhere: th-cam.com/video/NzA95T5otGM/w-d-xo.html Like my content? You can support my channel by buying me a coffee: buymeacoffee.com/?via=kingdomoffiume
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*won five times It would've only took 6 coalitions if Napoleon had been exiled to St. Helena already in 1814. But what he did was still impressive without doubt.
@@TheAustrianAnimations87 No, he was exiled to Elba in 1814. It was after the Hundred Days and his defeat at Waterloo that Napoleon was exiled to St. Helena.
The more I listen to it, I'm convinced the Marseillaise solved the formula for national anthems before they were even really a thing and not just a military march
Lol because they swung harder than SPQR or USSR at styling themselves a Republic but definitely being an Empire. It's really hard to hate an Empire when it's your own. Another funny thing: you'd be amazed how popular war is with the sortof-voters if you're actually winning! :D
I come from Malta a small island nation in the Mediterranean which is stepped in history. I am a great admirer of the Napoleonic wars. In fact I even live in one of the palaces he stayed in during one of his three nights on the island before his voyage to Egypt in 1798. The palace is called Palazzo Dorell and is in the village of Gudja, it is a Palladian palace built for the noble Trapani Gales family in the late 1600s during the reign of the Order of St John. My grandfather is an honorary knight and I hope to follow in his footsteps. Fantastic video 🇲🇹🇲🇹
@@Alex-qd8qv After the French invade Malta in 1798, Tsar Paul I was a great admirer of the order so he gave them safe refuge in St Petersburg. While he was elected as an honorary grandmaster due to the orders gratitude, the order has split with an orthodox section and a catholic section. As for the catholic section Giovanni Batista Tomassi became grandmaster. It is sad, yes, but I think of Tsar Paul I as a hero when it comes to his admiration to the order
I had no idea how important Napoleon was to Poland. A line in the second verse says: "Bonaparte has given us the example of how we should prevail." I thought that the Duchy of Warsaw would use a French anthem as they were a client state of the Empire.
@@SalvationIntensifies Actually even when you aren't fucking politics, you can still love that song. Why? Because "Russia" under Putin is not Russia. Russia died in 1923 when last anti bolshevik force was defeated by the Reds. Now we are watching weakend USSR with Russian flag.
@@SalvationIntensifies i understand u don’t give a fuck about the politics while listening to this song, but how could it even be connected with politics? i just don’t understand why people try to cancel everything which is made by russians even tho this is a song written by our great-great-grandfathers, i’m russian myself and i don’t want to justify the actions of our army and government but still i don’t understand this is way of canceling every russian thing and, for example, excluding russian soccer players from playing some tournaments or idk, sorry for this long and stupid text but i just i need outlet all my lack of understanding about this situation
There is one error here. The anthem of the Russian Empire was not "Let the Thunder of Victory Rumble!" during the Napoleonic Wars. It was written explicitly for Catherine the Great in 1791, and was used by both her and her son, Paul I. In 1801, Alexander I adopted another song called "How Glorious is our Lord in Zion," which was used from 1801 until 1816, when the anthem officially became "Prayer of the Russians." That anthem evolved into "God, Save the Tsar!" in 1835. "How Glorious is our Lord in Zion" was also used by the White Army government from 1918 until 1920, as a counter to the Internationale, which was of course, used by the Red Army and later, the Soviet Union from 1922 until 1944.
The anthem of the Kingdom of Prussia was titled "Borussia", which was replaced by the Preußenlied, which was in turn replaced by Heil die im Siegerkranz when the German Empire was formed.
0:12-4:29 French Republic 1792-1804 4:38-8:37 French Empire 1804-1815 8:42-10:08 United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland 1801-1922 10:14-13:28 Habsrmurg Monarchy (Holy Roman Empire, Austria) 1792 Habsmurg Monarchy to 1806 1804 Austrian Empire to 1867 13:52-14:52 Kingdom of Prussia 1701-1918 15:00-18:42 Russian Empire 1721-1917 18:48-19:41 Kingdom of Spain 1808-1939 19:47-23:05 Kingdom of Portugal and the Algarves 1777-1834 23:11 POLSKA 🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱♥️♥️♥️♥️ 23:11-24:47 Duchy of Warsaw 1807-1815 24:54-26:06 Denmark-Norway 1537-1814 26:11-27:57 Kingdom of Sweden 1772-1809 28:02-30:29 Kingdom of Bavaria 1805-1918 30:44-34:37 Netherlands 1815-1839 34:45-36:41 Kingdom of Saxony 1806-1918
Britain, Prussia, Bavaria, and Saxony all use the melody of God Save the King/Queen. However, this melody originally came from France in 1686, when Jean-Baptiste Lully wrote Grand Dieu Sauve le Roi as a royal anthem for Louis XIV.
@@sofeadanish4917 The lyrics were originally written by Lully. Nobody is sure whether Lully wrote the music or if it came from John Bull, who lived long before George I was even born. There is no way that God Save Great George our King came before Grand Dieu Sauve le Roi, which was written in 1686, also before George I was born.
The arrangement you used for the Spanish Royal March (or Grenadier March) is from 1997. It was declared as "Honour March" (that is, official anthem) in 1770, and was used as such by the Spanish monarchy, with the republicans using the Anthem of Riego (after colonel Riego, who had led an uprising against Ferdinand VII). The original was for fife, with a full orchestra arrangement first made in 1857 by the Russian composer Mily Balakirev for one of his plays, and the first official full orchestra arrangement adopted in 1908. Here is a play of the original fife version: th-cam.com/video/ITwuz9RFhV0/w-d-xo.html
If you go present day 10:25-13:56 Germany National Anthem Deutschlandlied *Interesting thing about the Holly Roman Empire Anthem is that the lyrics for the East German national anthem fits Gott Erhalte Franz den Kaiser* 8:44-10:2513:56-15:0028:01-30:3334:44-36:41 UK Prussia Bavaria and Saxony all are using God Save the King post 8 September 2022 Death of Queen Elizabeth II start of KIng Charles III pre 8 September 2022 Queen Elizabeth II God Save the Queen
Can you make Spain anthem history? Please. I like your videos and I'd like to see if you get well informed of the various periods of our country and their respective anthems. I also like the style of your videos, keep up the good work!!
@@sunnikurdishbasedMultiple Kingdoms ruled over Iberia, but the Muslims came after. You really think they were the first there when even the middle East wasn't Muslim lol
That wasn't the best "Chant du départ". There are much better versions for me. At least 3 I know of. But it's still fine since it's beautiful to my ears.
@@tancreddehauteville764 I think Putin thought Ukraine will surrender, but it didn't, so there is a problem. The russian army has 200k, ukrainian 250k, and you need to attack. Only one +, Russia wins at sky.
A german comedian long ago told, he likes to travel in France at national day, because the french people at this day everywhere sing and play ,La Bouillabaisse'.
C'è un errore grossolano...gli Inni Nazionali in periodo Napoleonico, non esistevano...o almeno non esistevano nella concezione in cui li consideriamo ora...molti di questa "compilation" furono adottati solo molti anni dopo come "inno nazionale" nelle rispettive nazioni e regni...quello russo per altro non lo conoscevo, ma durante il periodo Napoleonico era usanza suonare la "marcia di Alessandro"...nelle manifestazioni ufficiali in presenza dello ZAR...
Very interestingly, loads of anthems saw their pace changed during the 19th and 20th centuries (notably "la marseillaise" that was sped up and the Austrian Kaiser Franz march that was slowed down when it was transformed to become the German anthem)
@@le_souverainiste_francais7420 I like Russia more but yeah even if France got defeated it isn't there fault since it's a scorched earth and yes France is strong
There is a controversy about who actually wrote this music. While Haendel is credited for the first publication in England in 1744, the melody was heard much earlier in Versailles, France, in 1686 as Grand Dieu sauve le Roi, music by Jean Baptiste Lully. It is said that both Haendel and James Stuart spent some time in Versailles around that period, where they might have heard this music. It is quite ironic that this hymn was written to save king Louis XIV from a fistula at his rear end that might have killed him. He was fortunately saved from this disease, so everybody could celebrate the new hymn. Now some English searchers did not like it so they pretended that the melody was even older and had a true English origin. Well, you just have to search for the song Grand Dieu sauve le Roi and hear the melody, and you’ll recognize easily where God save the King comes from.
I think the anthem of the Netherlands 1815-1839 couldn't have been put in this video. Because this video is about Napoleonic Wars Anthems (until 1815). And the video is good.
I included the 1815-1839 version since the Netherlands was involved in the War of the Seventh Coalition (even if it was the final year of the Napoleonic Wars)
Omfg: French Republic theme ends Ad starts "I feel like I'm spending way too much time dealing with other people's problems. How do I set boundaries with them?" Skip Ad. French Empire theme plays.
@@yourbrotherfromanothermother21 "Prussia was dissolved in 1918, you probably failed history class.." No, you are wrong. The last Prussian prime minister was Göring from 1933 to 1945. 2 years later Prussia was dissolved.
@@HerrKendys_Kulturkanal No. Handel used Grand Dieu Sauve le Roi, which had been composed for Louis the 14th, following the Hanoverian Succession. The Kingdom of Great Britain (as it was at the time), was one of several countries to adopt Grand Dieu Sauve le Roi as their anthem.
@@HerrKendys_Kulturkanal Lully, compositor and muscian of Louis XIV wrote the instrumental while a monastères of young women was in charge of the lyric. Handel only make the traduction. We have tons of proof kept in the french archive, that it 100% French made And better for you to not know the context of the music
here is a link for a more modern version: th-cam.com/video/b8SKTz1lflw/w-d-xo.html and here the other version: th-cam.com/video/lNlj0623F9k/w-d-xo.html
Falta el de España, que fue el primer país en derrotar a Napoleon y la primera batalla que perdió en Europa, la de Bailén. En España, se encontró Napoleón con su propio Vietnam.
@@FlaviusConstantinus306 AIE AIE AIE ce n'est pas grave mon petit mais je tiens a souligner que nous avons su résister aux assaut constant de vos coalitions et que pour nous soumettre il vous en aura fallu 7 mais tranquille et sinon juste pour info Napoléon arrive au pouvoir en 1804 et avant ça la République avais a régler des problème internes entre royaliste et républicain plus les coalitions que vous créiez car vous n'osiez pas nous affronter de face XD aussi cherche la bataille de Valmy où les français ont vaincus les prussiens
NOTE: Due to a copyright claim, I unfortunately have to mute the anthem of the United Kingdom. Apologies for that. It sucks that I could not edit the video and replace the song without having to take this video down, since this video had just hit a staggering 150K views! Thanks for the support btw. Anyhow, you can just listen to the British anthem in this video and elsewhere: th-cam.com/video/NzA95T5otGM/w-d-xo.html
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@Sorakura_nei Tf?
damn
anthem can copyrighted too?
holy shit
national anthems arent copyright tho, from my knowledge, did u use a specific rendition from someone?
It took 7 coalitions of all of Europe to defeat Napoleon, put that into perspective, this guy fought Europe 6 times and won. That is insane!
*won five times
It would've only took 6 coalitions if Napoleon had been exiled to St. Helena already in 1814. But what he did was still impressive without doubt.
@@TheAustrianAnimations87yeah, 5/7
@@TheAustrianAnimations87 No, he was exiled to Elba in 1814. It was after the Hundred Days and his defeat at Waterloo that Napoleon was exiled to St. Helena.
@@mikeor- He’s saying if he hadn’t been sent to Elba first there would have been no 100 days period or 7th coalition.
Is Tom Brady related?
The more I listen to it, I'm convinced the Marseillaise solved the formula for national anthems before they were even really a thing and not just a military march
Lol because they swung harder than SPQR or USSR at styling themselves a Republic but definitely being an Empire.
It's really hard to hate an Empire when it's your own.
Another funny thing: you'd be amazed how popular war is with the sortof-voters if you're actually winning! :D
True
The Marseillaise was the first anthem. So yeah.
sadly your wrong.
Spain still uses the same one tho
I come from Malta a small island nation in the Mediterranean which is stepped in history. I am a great admirer of the Napoleonic wars. In fact I even live in one of the palaces he stayed in during one of his three nights on the island before his voyage to Egypt in 1798. The palace is called Palazzo Dorell and is in the village of Gudja, it is a Palladian palace built for the noble Trapani Gales family in the late 1600s during the reign of the Order of St John. My grandfather is an honorary knight and I hope to follow in his footsteps. Fantastic video 🇲🇹🇲🇹
I think we can all know where malta is because as u said it does have a lot of history (My fav being the kinghts hospitalers)
Have you ever seen our Russian tsar Father Pavel (Pavlo) Will (1) you reinstate the first one as Master of your Order of Malta?
You ungrateful shamefacers have crossed out his name from the composition of the Grand Masters of the Order of Malta..(my opinion)
@@Alex-qd8qv After the French invade Malta in 1798, Tsar Paul I was a great admirer of the order so he gave them safe refuge in St Petersburg. While he was elected as an honorary grandmaster due to the orders gratitude, the order has split with an orthodox section and a catholic section. As for the catholic section Giovanni Batista Tomassi became grandmaster. It is sad, yes, but I think of Tsar Paul I as a hero when it comes to his admiration to the order
Слава гениальному полководцу и верному сыну России Михаилу Илларионовичу Кутузову!!! Его подвиг в 1812 году прославлен навечно!!!
I had no idea how important Napoleon was to Poland. A line in the second verse says: "Bonaparte has given us the example of how we should prevail." I thought that the Duchy of Warsaw would use a French anthem as they were a client state of the Empire.
The anthem is from 1830.
@@pierren___ Then why is it in this video if this anthem is from 1830?
@@mikeor- its a mistake
@@mikeor- Don't listen to him, the anthem is from 1797
@@retrix9169 ye
14:57
That's beautiful
Yes
Fuck politics, I love this song
@@SalvationIntensifies Actually even when you aren't fucking politics, you can still love that song. Why? Because "Russia" under Putin is not Russia. Russia died in 1923 when last anti bolshevik force was defeated by the Reds. Now we are watching weakend USSR with Russian flag.
@@Miron_Marnic Agree
@@SalvationIntensifies i understand u don’t give a fuck about the politics while listening to this song, but how could it even be connected with politics? i just don’t understand why people try to cancel everything which is made by russians even tho this is a song written by our great-great-grandfathers, i’m russian myself and i don’t want to justify the actions of our army and government but still i don’t understand this is way of canceling every russian thing and, for example, excluding russian soccer players from playing some tournaments or idk, sorry for this long and stupid text but i just i need outlet all my lack of understanding about this situation
The holy roman empire anthem and the Austrian empire anthe are the best first is the holy roman empire and second is the Austrian empire anthem
Nah.
The french ones are much better but these versions were crappy versions tbh.
@@wertyuiopasd6281 I like it to but holy roman empire anthem and the Austrian empire anthe are just the best
Sorry anthem
it i wanst a joke bro... Uhm... Welp..
The Prussian anthem was the best
There is one error here. The anthem of the Russian Empire was not "Let the Thunder of Victory Rumble!" during the Napoleonic Wars. It was written explicitly for Catherine the Great in 1791, and was used by both her and her son, Paul I. In 1801, Alexander I adopted another song called "How Glorious is our Lord in Zion," which was used from 1801 until 1816, when the anthem officially became "Prayer of the Russians." That anthem evolved into "God, Save the Tsar!" in 1835. "How Glorious is our Lord in Zion" was also used by the White Army government from 1918 until 1920, as a counter to the Internationale, which was of course, used by the Red Army and later, the Soviet Union from 1922 until 1944.
Both “Let the Thunder of Victory Rumble” and “How Glorious Is Our Lord in Zion” were unofficial anthems until 1816
Гром Победы, раздавайся средь морей и средь земель!
The anthem of the Kingdom of Prussia was titled "Borussia", which was replaced by the Preußenlied, which was in turn replaced by Heil die im Siegerkranz when the German Empire was formed.
As an island loving Scotsman/Britischer I have to say: 10:13 for the win. It's hard to beat Haydn
One person that can beat Haydn would be Tchaikovsky.
Glory to the brilliant commander and loyal son of Russia Mikhail Illarionovich Kutuzov!!! His feat in 1812 is glorified forever!!!
@@strasbourgeois1 Tchaikovsky had his own version of the Gott Erhalte, Franz den Kaiser / Deutschlandlied melody, I recommend that you listen to it
@@justamoravian1042 Mhm.
@@strasbourgeois1 not even
Well done, thank you.
0:12-4:29 French Republic 1792-1804
4:38-8:37 French Empire 1804-1815
8:42-10:08 United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland 1801-1922
10:14-13:28 Habsrmurg Monarchy (Holy Roman Empire, Austria)
1792 Habsmurg Monarchy to 1806
1804 Austrian Empire to 1867
13:52-14:52 Kingdom of Prussia 1701-1918
15:00-18:42 Russian Empire 1721-1917
18:48-19:41 Kingdom of Spain 1808-1939
19:47-23:05 Kingdom of Portugal and the Algarves 1777-1834
23:11 POLSKA 🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱♥️♥️♥️♥️
23:11-24:47 Duchy of Warsaw 1807-1815
24:54-26:06 Denmark-Norway 1537-1814
26:11-27:57 Kingdom of Sweden 1772-1809
28:02-30:29 Kingdom of Bavaria 1805-1918
30:44-34:37 Netherlands 1815-1839
34:45-36:41 Kingdom of Saxony 1806-1918
What about bavaria and saxony?
Did Saxony and Bavaria along with Sweden, Netherlands
Britain, Prussia, Bavaria, and Saxony all use the melody of God Save the King/Queen. However, this melody originally came from France in 1686, when Jean-Baptiste Lully wrote Grand Dieu Sauve le Roi as a royal anthem for Louis XIV.
And it was a prayer to save Louis XIV from an anal fistula. Think about that next time you hear it in honor of Charles Something.
Actually no one where this melody came from but the first one between Grand Died Sauce Le Roi or God Save George The King
@@sofeadanish4917 The lyrics were originally written by Lully. Nobody is sure whether Lully wrote the music or if it came from John Bull, who lived long before George I was even born. There is no way that God Save Great George our King came before Grand Dieu Sauve le Roi, which was written in 1686, also before George I was born.
I wish I could’ve seen like something in italy like the kingdom of italy, Napoleonic Naples, Or two sicilies but this is great video keep it up
The arrangement you used for the Spanish Royal March (or Grenadier March) is from 1997. It was declared as "Honour March" (that is, official anthem) in 1770, and was used as such by the Spanish monarchy, with the republicans using the Anthem of Riego (after colonel Riego, who had led an uprising against Ferdinand VII). The original was for fife, with a full orchestra arrangement first made in 1857 by the Russian composer Mily Balakirev for one of his plays, and the first official full orchestra arrangement adopted in 1908. Here is a play of the original fife version: th-cam.com/video/ITwuz9RFhV0/w-d-xo.html
If you go present day 10:25-13:56 Germany National Anthem Deutschlandlied *Interesting thing about the Holly Roman Empire Anthem is that the lyrics for the East German national anthem fits Gott Erhalte Franz den Kaiser*
8:44-10:25 13:56-15:00 28:01-30:33 34:44-36:41 UK Prussia Bavaria and Saxony all are using God Save the King post 8 September 2022 Death of Queen Elizabeth II start of KIng Charles III pre 8 September 2022 Queen Elizabeth II God Save the Queen
Can you make Spain anthem history? Please. I like your videos and I'd like to see if you get well informed of the various periods of our country and their respective anthems. I also like the style of your videos, keep up the good work!!
spain not have history spain is Andalusia
@@sunnikurdishbased remember Armenian and Greek genocides?
@@sunnikurdishbased
Anatole is greek!!
@@sunnikurdishbasedMultiple Kingdoms ruled over Iberia, but the Muslims came after. You really think they were the first there when even the middle East wasn't Muslim lol
remember the Andalusian genocides ? @@rer_03
The Habsburg anthem is the best.
totally
Yes.. I love it
Was Habsburg Monarchy Is HRE Monarchy?
@@only6517 It used to also incuded spain but in napoleonic war no more
@@quocan1190 it's Habsburg still exist today?
🌫️🌫️🌫️ - Saxony
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⬛⬛⬛ - Austrian
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🌫️🌫️🌫️ - Bavaria
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⬛⬛⬛ - Prussia
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German states
Hey thanks for giving me a time link to 0 at the start, very helpful.
It's for TH-cam to automatically create chapters
That wasn't the best "Chant du départ".
There are much better versions for me. At least 3 I know of.
But it's still fine since it's beautiful to my ears.
May I ask which ones?
...Glory to the brilliant commander and loyal son of Russia Mikhail Illarionovich Kutuzov!!! His feat in 1812 is glorified forever!!!
Looks like Russia needs him now after losing badly to the amateur Ukrainian army.
@@tancreddehauteville764 🤦♂️
@@tancreddehauteville764 it's not losing
@@tancreddehauteville764 I think Putin thought Ukraine will surrender, but it didn't, so there is a problem. The russian army has 200k, ukrainian 250k, and you need to attack. Only one +, Russia wins at sky.
@@tancreddehauteville764 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Coat of arms of George III should have still included Hanover
Denmark-Norway well done 24:40
Just curious about the absence of God Save the Tsar and an anthem for the Ottoman Empire? Excellent video!
God save the Tsar was adopted in 1833
A german comedian long ago told, he likes to travel in France at national day, because the french people at this day everywhere sing and play ,La Bouillabaisse'.
28:16 have new music in blood and iron
French Empire one would be Vellions au salut de l'empire. Chant du depart was the anthem under consulate.
The Neighborhood Of Make-Believe Kingdom 8:40
Prussia, Russia, France, The HRE, and Austria has some of the best anthems ever. Very nice combination of anthems for the others
at least this one the austrians won.
if im not wrong during this era the anthem of prussia is either borussia or preussenlied
heil dir im siegerkranz is the imperial german anthem
Heil dir Im Siegerkranz was also the Royal Prussian anthem.
I love the Prussian one and the Russian one keel up the good work!
The anthem of Kingdom of Saxony have my chills fr
33:16 is the UK of the Netherlands
C'è un errore grossolano...gli Inni Nazionali in periodo Napoleonico, non esistevano...o almeno non esistevano nella concezione in cui li consideriamo ora...molti di questa "compilation" furono adottati solo molti anni dopo come "inno nazionale" nelle rispettive nazioni e regni...quello russo per altro non lo conoscevo, ma durante il periodo Napoleonico era usanza suonare la "marcia di Alessandro"...nelle manifestazioni ufficiali in presenza dello ZAR...
Personally, i like the "heil dir im siegerkranz" the most second to french but i didnt know the konigreich preußen
I wonder why some people (especially the anglo-saxon) didn't recognize the annexation of Catalonia the January 26 1812.
Why don't we recognize the German annexation of Alsace, Lorraine and Paris in 1940-44?
Guys take a joke, I was hearing the anthems in 2× speed by mistake and it's was better
At 2x speed it sounds like a gag straight from Looney Tunes
Very interestingly, loads of anthems saw their pace changed during the 19th and 20th centuries (notably "la marseillaise" that was sped up and the Austrian Kaiser Franz march that was slowed down when it was transformed to become the German anthem)
Ok so let's see...
At 18:54 that's Navy's flag not national flag.
Nah, im spanish myself and thats the correct flag
Well youre mistaken. nope, It's not. @@WarDyl3
LA FRANCE 🇫🇷
You have cool Napoleon in your history and we germans have fucking Hitler. 😭
@@Terric90 Frederick the Great was cool as well though.
@@strasbourgeois1 Thanks. :)
13:52 music to my heart
Same
Sensacional!
Vive l'Empereur ⚜ 🇨🇵
Vive la France 🇨🇵
Glory to the brilliant commander and loyal son of Russia Mikhail Illarionovich Kutuzov!!! His feat in 1812 is glorified forever!!!
@@Alex-qd8qv 🇨🇵⚔🇷🇺
Our Great Army is the only one which enter in Moscow the Wermacht never did it
Je préfère vive le Roi, mais bon... puis t'as mis une fleur de lys ⚜️ 👌
@@le_souverainiste_francais7420 I like Russia more but yeah even if France got defeated it isn't there fault since it's a scorched earth and yes France is strong
Oui
14:03 Prussia has won battle of grasslands
it look like blood and iron
By all accounts Napoleon detested the Marseille and preferred that the "Ca Ira" be played in his presence
13:51 My Favorite
Thanks nice video
God save the King was written by Händel btw and for King George II, during the Jacobite Rebellion
There is a controversy about who actually wrote this music. While Haendel is credited for the first publication in England in 1744, the melody was heard much earlier in Versailles, France, in 1686 as Grand Dieu sauve le Roi, music by Jean Baptiste Lully. It is said that both Haendel and James Stuart spent some time in Versailles around that period, where they might have heard this music. It is quite ironic that this hymn was written to save king Louis XIV from a fistula at his rear end that might have killed him. He was fortunately saved from this disease, so everybody could celebrate the new hymn. Now some English searchers did not like it so they pretended that the melody was even older and had a true English origin. Well, you just have to search for the song Grand Dieu sauve le Roi and hear the melody, and you’ll recognize easily where God save the King comes from.
@@patrickehresmann2404 French propaganda
@@Dryhten1801 no facts
@@clement3581 Clèment = French
@@clement3581 not having it
no one gonna talk about how good the kingdom of prussia slaps
its just god save the king but with some extra instruments
@@Mythee better
@@WarDyl3 hardly
Holy Roman Empire:
@@U-A-FTAUTTPTAYFGAATZNTTPTUTTD not holy, not roman, not an empire
But in 1805, didnt the Bavaria made their own "Bayernhymne" instead of a melody of "God Save the King/Queen"?
Interesting version of the Wilhelmus
I think the anthem of the Netherlands 1815-1839 couldn't have been put in this video. Because this video is about Napoleonic Wars Anthems (until 1815). And the video is good.
I included the 1815-1839 version since the Netherlands was involved in the War of the Seventh Coalition (even if it was the final year of the Napoleonic Wars)
@@KingdomofFiume Ok.
@@KingdomofFiume Glory to the brilliant commander and loyal son of Russia Mikhail Illarionovich Kutuzov!!! His feat in 1812 is glorified forever!!!
Well done
22:10 Portugal
Heil unseen König, Heil! Is the unofficial anthem of Bavaria, it should be Bayerhymn.
First comment, first live from Russian people.
Omfg:
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Rest In Peace
Prussia
1525 - 1947
wdym 1947
@@piglinplayz8391 the allies( 🇺🇸 🇬🇧 🇷🇺) dissolved Prussia in 1947 because they thought German militarism came from Prussia
@@yourbrotherfromanothermother21 "Prussia was dissolved in 1918, you probably failed history class.."
No, you are wrong. The last Prussian prime minister was Göring from 1933 to 1945. 2 years later Prussia was dissolved.
@@yourbrotherfromanothermother21 You failed, it was 1947, dissolved by the British!
Glory to the brilliant commander and loyal son of Russia Mikhail Illarionovich Kutuzov!!! His feat in 1812 is glorified forever!!!
the best one 32:15
Deux erreurs
La Marseillaise ne fut choisie qu en 1880.
Et la version donnée ici est celle de Berlioz!
Nice!
I love Prussia, It was a Great country
Technologically and industrially still is. On the map of Europe however, only until 1914.
@@johnfalstaff2270 Its until 1948 actually
@@user-oc5bc4ol7j no the Weimar Republic borders sucks
I'd say the Warsaw anthem is the best.
This version of the french anthem is extremely powerful
18:45 viva España alzad los brazos hijos del pueblo español que vuelve a resurgir
What footage is that from 7:42 to 8:32?
Why kingdom of saxony is same as british abthem now?
10:23 sounds like Austria hungry.
It's the same melody with just slightly different lyrics.
Austria Anthem (History) Please
Are you sure about the Spanish Spanish empire anthem
Please can someone give me a link to the French Empire anthem?
th-cam.com/video/c5OdCqUWRyo/w-d-xo.html voilà
@@jeandos1371 oh thanks but I have that version already and it doesn’t sound like the one in the video
There are too many nations that participated in the napoleonic wars to list, most of them come from the confederation of the rhine
Where did you find this version of Wilhelmus?
May i know what version of Wilhelmus is that and the links
How many versions of "God Save the King" are there? Uffda!
British (and every other country) took it from the French
@@user-qi5jw2hg1c You sure? It was written by Händel and 1745
@@HerrKendys_Kulturkanal No. Handel used Grand Dieu Sauve le Roi, which had been composed for Louis the 14th, following the Hanoverian Succession. The Kingdom of Great Britain (as it was at the time), was one of several countries to adopt Grand Dieu Sauve le Roi as their anthem.
@@HerrKendys_Kulturkanal Lully, compositor and muscian of Louis XIV wrote the instrumental while a monastères of young women was in charge of the lyric.
Handel only make the traduction.
We have tons of proof kept in the french archive, that it 100% French made
And better for you to not know the context of the music
Well it's a french song made for Louis the XIVth from the start. (and it was about his butt believe or not)
So of course, there'd be rewritings.
Bro what he french anthem name is la marseillaise not war song for the army of the rhine
It was different back then. The idea of National Anthems only came after the Napoleonic wars, and so the name was different.
hey anyone knows who sang gott er halte franz den kaiser in the video cuz i realise that the singer was like dead 200 years ago
Can someone send me a link to that version of the prussian a anthem
here is a link for a more modern version: th-cam.com/video/b8SKTz1lflw/w-d-xo.html and here the other version: th-cam.com/video/lNlj0623F9k/w-d-xo.html
Ultimately Napoleon was the greatest conqueror in all of history.
Falta el de España, que fue el primer país en derrotar a Napoleon y la primera batalla que perdió en Europa, la de Bailén.
En España, se encontró Napoleón con su propio Vietnam.
No falta, pero tenés razón, España es el Vietnam napoleónico.
What is the United Kingdom and Great Britain in Ireland not working
Due to copyright.
The anthem was "God save great George our king"
Duchy of Nassau(German Independent state with no Anthem)
I tried to look for that version of the French Empire anthem but I can’t find it anywhere.
Here is it:th-cam.com/video/D1BG-6LTU6I/w-d-xo.html
@@abcdalgerien Omg thank you so much
@@abcdalgerien Wait actually that version sounds similar but different
Oh so the French were indeed better in every single aspect, even the hymn and chants, and marches.
@@FlaviusConstantinus306 triggered much?
@@FlaviusConstantinus306 u hurt?
@@FlaviusConstantinus306 AIE AIE AIE ce n'est pas grave mon petit mais je tiens a souligner que nous avons su résister aux assaut constant de vos coalitions et que pour nous soumettre il vous en aura fallu 7 mais tranquille et sinon juste pour info Napoléon arrive au pouvoir en 1804 et avant ça la République avais a régler des problème internes entre royaliste et républicain plus les coalitions que vous créiez car vous n'osiez pas nous affronter de face XD aussi cherche la bataille de Valmy où les français ont vaincus les prussiens
@@FlaviusConstantinus306 LOL....MEGA LOL...how old are you seriously ? Seven coalitons...nearly all Europe at the end. Chew on it.
@@FlaviusConstantinus306 British hide behind the sea lmao
united netherlands national anthem is just a remix and a phonk of duchy of warsaw
French Republic is a banger
Sugestion: Compilation of all nationals anthem of american independente war.
Viva España
si
Vive la France, vive l’Empereur ! 🇫🇷
The flag changes to the uk flag when i translate it lol
@@likes_stuff4754 🤣
@@likes_stuff4754 That was the same thing I was gonna say lol
Napoleon was the first guy who learnt that " If you invade Russia You are dead lost. but you can defeat them if they attacked you first" the hard way.
It was Charles 12 of Sweden who did it first.
No, the first were the teutonic orders in Pskov in 1204
@Holy Roman Empire of the German Nation🇩🇪 mongols dont count since there were almost no civilizatited humans in russian lands
The first were the Mongols. They even won. Well, where is the Mongol Empire now?
Prussia link pls
Prussia queen so damn cute.. ❤️ even greatest queen of Prussia
Long live Frederick and Louise!
For the hapsburgs, I wanna make a drip remix of that anthem.
Used this to study for my 11+ test
nice
can anyone send me the link to the russian anthem it sounds so majestic
What version is Duchy of Warsaw
Mazurek Dąbrowskiego
Back when France was a W
From the old african ally of Napoleon 🇩🇿🤝🇨🇵 "After Napoleon things changed"
@danemon8423 Algeria wouldn't really like the Idea because we used "and still" hate the rest of North africa
@danemon8423 Lmao the algerian identity literally existed before the Gaulles started expanding