Fun fact legend says that in 1431 when Crusaders led by cardinal Cesarini approached the Czech town of Domažlice, Hussite soldiers started singing this song and the crusadors fled. (It is only a legend, but the crusadors were defeated anyway).
As a proud Czech And fan of history And monarchist it is true but i personally dont like them but this song represent true Czechia And its culture. Todays Czechia is shit And WE NEED more of that to save our culture As many other europe nations.. M
Or better, look under your feet. You will see you are slowly sinkinging into mud due to your heavy armour, and the peasant in cloth armour with the big stick is getting closer.
@Mershikov Definitely. Some countries almost seem to erase Hus. In Germany, for instance, reformation is still taught as a major incision with Luther as if that had come out of nowhere (even though Luther himself once said that he and the protestants were basically Hussites).
Fun fact: Jan Hus' last words at death were a variant of the famous "Jesus Prayer" used most in Eastern Christianity, and in fact Hus is considered almost an unofficial martyr by some Orthodox especially in Czech-Slovak lands.
@Kill the taiping and the prots Protestants and Orthodox had good relations with each other in the begining due to both being rivals to catholics and papacy.
@@Peristerygr @Kill the taiping and the prots - The very early stages of the Reformation took issues with late medieval RC innovations, like Mass in Latin instead of vernacular, priestly celibacy, and not serving the Eucharist with both Body AND Blood. Which Orthodox never did, nor did West before Great Schism. But by the time Orthodox and Prots made serious contact more, they went WAY too far and started being against Saints and other good doctrines.
the power of this song caused the German and Hungarian knights to flee from the battlefield of Domažlice. as soon as they saw the Hussite army singing this song, they fled. amazing times in Czech history. Greetings from Poland, Czech friends.
Češi a Poláci by spolu zase měli stanout bok po boku, jako u Grunwaldu. Slované, držme spolu! Zachovejme tradice, kulturu a odkaz našich předků. Sláva rodu!
Who would win: Knight trained to fight for all of his life wearing an armor worth more than a village Or some peasants with weird fiery pipes on a weird wooden carts
@@Ved000000 Hussites used to build portable forts out of horse drawn carts. They were also one of the first to implement primitive firearms (hand cannons and hook guns) to their combat tactics. However seeing a tachanka fighting knights must be hillarious
@@bobkudla6960 Well, Jan Žižka defeated around 7000 knights when he only had less then 400 men, it was battle at Vítkov if you want to know more about it
Ah yes, the time when top tier crusaders lost to boys in wooden carts... Btw, the word pistol comes from french pistolet, but the word pistolet itself has it's origins in czech. You see Hussites were known for using very crude version of firearm often called 'Píšťala' meaning whistle (sound of fired projectiles)
"The Hussite Wars - a series of wars that sought to answer the question - Who Would Win? The whole of Catholic Europe. Or. Some wagon bois." ~ Feature History, 2018
Hi man, well if you the history, hussites were winning from 1419 till 1434, then key battle of Lipany was lost where some softer hussites joined catholic side so extreme hussits losts. However political conclusions were still hussites victory, since Czech Kingdom kept the law authorizing free religion. Which was quite unique at that time. This lasted till the war between the Czech and Habsburgs in 1620... so almost 200 years. So wagon boys DE FACTO won their fight for freedom of choice for religion. :) Sorry my passion for history... Radovan
@@seronymus what communism does to a mf, it’s hard not to come out of the complete and utter shitshow that was the Soviet Union a little less faithful than before
@@jonathanwells223 well in all fairness Christianity is booming again in Russia and a couple other countries, relative to how they crawled out. Abortions drop more very year for example and many churches and monasteries being built
Češi a Poláci by spolu zase měli stanout bok po boku, jako u Grunwaldu. Slované, držme spolu! Zachovejme tradice, kulturu a odkaz našich předků. Sláva rodu!
@@lukasslavson3141 Święta prawda. Może dużo nas dzieli ale jeszcze więcej łączy! Sława! Holy truth. Maybe a lot separates us, but we have even more in common!
I'm a Korean Catholic but I've been really impressed about Jan Huss and his great Ideas! Considering about the corruption of Catholic Church(sadly), Jan Huss's ideas were very right. Also Jan Zizka. He is a true national hero for Czechs!
@@andrew...9085 Sorry to hear that, however if your family escaped during the communist era it's understable they left, many people back then were persecuted. If you're around my age, we could chat sometimes, I'm interested in Czech and Slovak diaspora.
Мой прапрадед родом из Чехословакии. Во время 1 мировой войны он воевал на стороне Австро-Венгриии и попал в плен в Российскую империю, а потом случилась революция и его не выпустили. У меня мурашки по коже от этой песни 🇷🇺🇨🇿
Ideální nástroj pro relativně netrenovane vojsko převážně sedláků a zemědělců. Dodají si odvahu a ví co mají dělat. Když vydrží první nejsilnější útok a nezačnou utíkat, nepřátelská armáda se zasekne před jejich vozy a ti vzadu tlačí na ty v předu a husitum stačí střílet do nich a mlátit je jak obilí cepama.
Sice nejsem komunista, ale souhlasím s vámi. Při rozdělení Česko-Slovenska nedošlo k žádnému referendu, tudíž bylo rozhodnutí nedemokratické a nezákonné. Ať žije Česko-Slovensko. 🇨🇿❤🇸🇰
@@czechoslovakpatriot4773 ovšem tak i samotné Československo vzniklo, bez voleb a bez souhlasu lidí. Dokonce i na začátku muselo dobívat velkou část svého území, protože v něm ti lidi žít nechtěli. Tudíž nevidím důvod proč kroutit hlavou nad rozpadem české a slovenské federativní republiky, a přitom oslavovat vznik Československa
@@slimyklerburt9590 Víš že oboje kultury jsou jedno a to samé, až na malé odchylky. To můžu přirovnat k Německu. Můžeš být z Bavorska, nebo ze Saska, pořád seš Němec.
@@user-tq9ls5qq6g on to nepochopí, viděl jsem tenhle typ všude. A stydím se že tohle je v regionu kde jsem se já narodil (J.M. kraj) a by mě zajímalo jestli si řeknou, že slezsko je taky morava?
Žižka was a military genius of the late Middle Ages. That wasn't only a battle chant, but also an instruction on how to behave in battle. As the soldiers marched singing this song, they were also learning how to behave in the upcoming battle.
have you ever heard about "kingdom come deliverance" ? best story game i have ever played and it is about czech histrory. like 50 years before hussites. try it.
Jsem čech a jsem na to hrdý. Sice s touto dobou je to těžké, ale tehdy to bylo ještě těžší. Vyřešili to defenestrací. Bylo by pěkné to znovu zažít. Jan Žižka se možná teď při této době obrací v hrobě, ale může být zároveň hrdý na to co dokázal 🇨🇿🇨🇿
So there was a Protestant reformation in Central Europe too. Jan Hus the founder of the Czechoslovak Church (Hussites). Huldrych Zwingli the founder of Swiss Church (Zwinglianism). Jean Calvin the founder of the French Church (Calvinism). Mennonites in The Netherlands (Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg, Hauts-de-france, Normandy and Brittanny). All suppressed during the counterreformation by the Catholic Church headed by Italy, Spain and Portugal.
I am incredibly proud of this part of my country's history. This song's version was recorded in 1954, 6 years after communist revolution in Czechoslovakia. Jan Žižka's portrait was also on banknotes printed during communist era. Jan Žižka was briliant commander and leader of Hussites. He led and won battles even when he was blind, what a master.
Part of this hymn was used by Smetana in his symphonic poem Ma Vlast (my fatherland), wich also contains the famous Vltava piece. The hymn is used in the last two pieces, Tabor and Blanik, which are in my opinion even better than the more famous Vltava and both have wonderful stories behind, the Hussite Wars for Tabor, and the legend of Saint Veceslaus and his army of horsemen hidden under a mountain for Blanik.
And I thought that I found all based Czechoslovak songs already, this man comes with a better version of Ktož jsú boží bojovníci than fucking Proti všem
Imagine, you are the ordinary armsman and you hear this on the opposite side as the one man song. Jesus... those guys are not giving up and they mean it seriously.
Who would win: A army full of trained armored knights on horses with metal swords and spears or Some peasents with no sense of fear and some modified farm equipment + singing really loud
Me a catholic standing infront of a window in prague: Man this city is soo awsome. *this song starts to play* Me: Where is this music coming from? My Czech friend: Im sorry little one...
@@czechoslovakpatriot4773 There is probably no Pole who does not like the Czech Republic, unfortunately it does not work unless both ways :P I love Czech R., language sounds very funny and pleasant to us, we love Czech culture, beer, memes and humour and Hussic wars too :D
@@dominik8306 Those are very plesant news to me. I also like the Polish language, in fact I learned it on duolingo for a while. I've visited Wrocłáw and Kraków a few years ago and I loved them, especially Kraków. I wouldn't say there are many Czechs that dislike Poles, but there are stupid people in every country.
Its more of an military song imho. The song mostly mentions military instructions to bolster morale and discipline ("hold your ranks", "follow the orders of your commander", "do non run from the enemy", "dont fear enemy numbers", "protect comrades from your unit"). Btw before Hussite wars Bohemian lands were as religious as other countries in Europe. Actually those wars are the reason we are atheists now. We were catholic, then Hussite, had large religious war for decades, were both catholic and hussite, had another major religious war, hussites were killed... And so on. Czech history teaches us that religion only divided Czech people and made them kill each other. Before Hussite wars we were the strongest country in the central Europe and most Kaisers of the HRE were Czech and that period. It all seemed nice and Bohemia was going to rule. Well, one religious civil war, another religious civil war and another and bam. We were gone. Growing up as a kid in Czech republic, I did not even know what religion is and understood what it means. When i first met the concept (I had a classmate when i was around 10 years old who was from catholic family) I was already too old for it and viewed it as a fairy tale. Basically when she would tell me about Jesus, for me it was like if she was telling me about dragons, orcs and elves.
There is a discrepancy between the vocals and Czech subtitles here - I'm fairly sure that it's because the vocals are sung in modern Czech and subtitles are written in the original 1420s Czech which had different spellings and slightly different pronounciations. Although why the chorus has "Ze konecne vzdycky s nim svitezite" while the vocals sing "Ze konecne s nim vzdycky svitezite" I don't know. Maybe the lyrics were copypasted from a different place than the song, multiple versions of a song 600 years old aren't an uncommon thing. For other translation nitpicks, Hauptmann/hejtman/however you want to spell it is probably better translated as Captain rather than a commander, it was a specific rank rather than a general term. Sik, in the "drz se siku sveho" is better translated as unit (in the military sense) rather than a formation, but the term can mean both in Czech, that specific line tells you to both keep to your unit *and* hold formation. The rest is pretty much spot on.
There is discrepancy, however the song is sung in archaic Czech, no one talks like this today. Some of the words in the subtitles are Slovak for some reason.
Hey just so you know the lyrics you used are somewhat older while the song is newer, so they don't exactly match vocally, lyrics use older pronunciation while the song uses modern equivalents, also "že konečně vždycky s ním svítězte " has a flipped word in it, it should be "Že konečně s ním, vždycky zvítězíte " (the s in the svitezit may be an old pronunciation but it should probably be with z)
An interesting fact is that the melody of the chant should correspond to the original from the 15th century, because in the 19th century the so-called "Jistebnický kancionál", a collection of songs from the 15th century, was found, where this chant also contains musical notation.
Ah the Hussite Wars... The Reformation before it was cool! Guns before it was cool! And wagons befor... Well wagons aren't so cool but hey they've got wagons.
“Taborites announced the Millennium of Christ, and declared that there would be no more servants or masters, that all property would be held in common, and that there would be no more taxation. They promised that people would return to a state of pristine innocence. Some historians have found parallels to modern nationalist revolutionary movements. Murray Bookchin, for example, argued that Tábor was an early example of anarcho-communism.”
I'm happy that someone posted this but because I' Czech I understand it and I can read the consript and there are many grammatical mistakes (svítězíte have to be zvítězíte etc.) But even that It's really nice
When your catholic friend stands in front of a window:
Hahahaha great one
Defenestation time
This is BOHEMIA *defenestrates catholic friend*
i would defenestrate ngl
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Fun fact legend says that in 1431 when Crusaders led by cardinal Cesarini approached the Czech town of Domažlice, Hussite soldiers started singing this song and the crusadors fled. (It is only a legend, but the crusadors were defeated anyway).
Those are *slav* levels of epic
česi sú super :D
They "tactically retreated".
But the result was the same.
Od toho je vystavenej u Domažlic (památka) Klobouk.
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The Hussite wars are honestly such a fascinating time period
Wow its you! I love your video
@@crowbirdryuell Thank you very much!
Based man you are
As a proud Czech And fan of history And monarchist it is true but i personally dont like them but this song represent true Czechia And its culture. Todays Czechia is shit And WE NEED more of that to save our culture As many other europe nations.. M
Indeed, I hope people talked more about Hussite wars, they're so fascinating.
"Do not look at the quantity"
Instead look at the army discipline.
Russia would dare to reject
*P R U S S I A intensifies*
Or better, look under your feet. You will see you are slowly sinkinging into mud due to your heavy armour, and the peasant in cloth armour with the big stick is getting closer.
Look at the diplomatic reputation
**Habsburgs intensifies**
Are you Greek?
When someone credits Marten Luther with creating the first Protestant Church
@Mershikov Waldesinianes were before the Hussites but the Hussites are the most famous proto Protestant movement
@Mershikov Definitely.
Some countries almost seem to erase Hus. In Germany, for instance, reformation is still taught as a major incision with Luther as if that had come out of nowhere (even though Luther himself once said that he and the protestants were basically Hussites).
@Mershikov Yeah, to keep society atomized and people from finding unity among their class (Liberalism can't stand that).
@Mershikov yeah The Hussites have one of the best military records of any groups In history yet 99% of people have no clue who they are
@@Person16384 Gnosticists are still Christian as most still believe in Christ they just have very different views on every thing else
Fun fact: Jan Hus' last words at death were a variant of the famous "Jesus Prayer" used most in Eastern Christianity, and in fact Hus is considered almost an unofficial martyr by some Orthodox especially in Czech-Slovak lands.
@Kill the taiping and the prots cuz he wasn’t what you could define as a traditional Protestant.
@Kill the taiping and the prots Protestants and Orthodox had good relations with each other in the begining due to both being rivals to catholics and papacy.
And a 100% one in the hussite church that still exists.
@@Peristerygr @Kill the taiping and the prots - The very early stages of the Reformation took issues with late medieval RC innovations, like Mass in Latin instead of vernacular, priestly celibacy, and not serving the Eucharist with both Body AND Blood. Which Orthodox never did, nor did West before Great Schism. But by the time Orthodox and Prots made serious contact more, they went WAY too far and started being against Saints and other good doctrines.
I thought his last words were a pun on his name prophesying Luther a century later
Defenastration the act of throwing someone out of a window
Yeah i know
@@max__pain or something
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IT IS Czech tradition It is coming soon!
that is our original invention. Because forcing resignation is too mainstream
the power of this song caused the German and Hungarian knights to flee from the battlefield of Domažlice. as soon as they saw the Hussite army singing this song, they fled. amazing times in Czech history.
Greetings from Poland, Czech friends.
A co furt pepiki?
Greetings from Poland to our south-western Slavic brothers and sisters! Epic song! 🇵🇱🤝🇨🇿
Češi a Poláci by spolu zase měli stanout bok po boku, jako u Grunwaldu. Slované, držme spolu! Zachovejme tradice, kulturu a odkaz našich předků. Sláva rodu!
@@lukasslavson3141 woah I can actually understand what you’re saying! We truly are a family!
@@L_back tak vidíš. Nemusíš tedy mluvit po anglicku. Ja zase rozumím polsky, cholera! :D
@@lukasslavson3141
Ha, dzień dobry, jak się życie wiedzie?
Tužna je sudbina našeg Srbskog roda
Who would win:
Knight trained to fight for all of his life wearing an armor worth more than a village
Or some peasants with weird fiery pipes on a weird wooden carts
Did the Hussites use time travelers to bring Tachankas from the Russian Civil War or something?
@@Ved000000 Hussites used to build portable forts out of horse drawn carts. They were also one of the first to implement primitive firearms (hand cannons and hook guns) to their combat tactics. However seeing a tachanka fighting knights must be hillarious
I MEAN, Hussites could eazly take out around 150 man with the force of having only 48 men or so, the generals we're the fucking best
@@bobkudla6960 Well, Jan Žižka defeated around 7000 knights when he only had less then 400 men, it was battle at Vítkov if you want to know more about it
@@pawekoodziej6556 ah yes Hákovnice. I live in czechia and i love them
Ah yes, the time when top tier crusaders lost to boys in wooden carts...
Btw, the word pistol comes from french pistolet, but the word pistolet itself has it's origins in czech. You see Hussites were known for using very crude version of firearm often called 'Píšťala' meaning whistle (sound of fired projectiles)
Uhh... Bohemia was a autonomous kingdom of the HRE
@@moisuomi yeah and ?
@@moisuomi Basicaly Independent.
@@evzenvarga9707 The HRE still did have some power in Bohemia so not completely.
@@moisuomi I wonder what you mean by power. + I still do not get what does any of this have to do with what I said
"The Hussite Wars - a series of wars that sought to answer the question - Who Would Win? The whole of Catholic Europe. Or. Some wagon bois."
~ Feature History, 2018
Hi man, well if you the history, hussites were winning from 1419 till 1434, then key battle of Lipany was lost where some softer hussites joined catholic side so extreme hussits losts. However political conclusions were still hussites victory, since Czech Kingdom kept the law authorizing free religion. Which was quite unique at that time. This lasted till the war between the Czech and Habsburgs in 1620... so almost 200 years. So wagon boys DE FACTO won their fight for freedom of choice for religion. :)
Sorry my passion for history... Radovan
@@radovanhanzl5506 I was already familiar with that, but thank you very much anyway. Always nice sharing a passion for history with other people.
Nice song, greetings to our closest brothers Czechs from Slovakia🇨🇿🤝🇸🇰
I visited bratislava in 2018, love to Slovakia from Czechia 🇨🇿🇸🇰 Brothers forever
@@saidaflafal660 môžeš aj v češtine písať😅
@@lucaspleva8816 nechapu 😂 zachvilku tu budem mluvit jen anglicky jak dementi jako v 19. Stoleti nemecky 🙈 ostuda
@@saidaflafal660 Pozsony*
Zdar jak sviňa :D
Being Czechs neighbor is a greater pride for me than being Polish, love you Czech Republic
🇵🇱❤️🇨🇿
Here, you dropped this my lord 👉👑.
I hope you will wear it with pride, because hand of Bohemian gave it to you.
Have a lovely day!
We are all Slavic my brother
Well... My vás tak trochu párkrát převálcovali...
I think in Poland there is been some pro Husitian movement and they was say : "Krev česká a polská jest jedna pospolitá"
Hi brother todaY was in my town signing in front od him statue
This tune is still played at military events in the Czech Republic (for example during the pledging of the military oath).
Ironic considering the country is relatively godless now
@@seronymus what communism does to a mf, it’s hard not to come out of the complete and utter shitshow that was the Soviet Union a little less faithful than before
@@jonathanwells223 well in all fairness Christianity is booming again in Russia and a couple other countries, relative to how they crawled out. Abortions drop more very year for example and many churches and monasteries being built
Piękna pieśń! Pozdrowienia z Polski, bracia Czesi!
Pozdrowienia z Czech :D
Češi a Poláci by spolu zase měli stanout bok po boku, jako u Grunwaldu. Slované, držme spolu! Zachovejme tradice, kulturu a odkaz našich předků. Sláva rodu!
@@lukasslavson3141 Święta prawda. Może dużo nas dzieli ale jeszcze więcej łączy! Sława!
Holy truth. Maybe a lot separates us, but we have even more in common!
@@lukasslavson3141 Mluvíš pravdu, příteli. Zdravím z Malopolska. Sláva Čechům!
@FC Bayern München e.V. Tož aby se Nigérie nepřifařila 😄👍
I'm a Korean Catholic but I've been really impressed about Jan Huss and his great Ideas! Considering about the corruption of Catholic Church(sadly), Jan Huss's ideas were very right.
Also Jan Zizka. He is a true national hero for Czechs!
A beautiful song describing the struggle of the Czechs. "Pravda vítězí" Czech brothers. Greetings from Ukraine 🇺🇦🍻🇨🇿
Greetings to you from czechia i hope you win that war!! СЛАВА УКРАЇНІ
@@LORD_DARTH_VADER_66 Героям Слава(Sláva hrdinům) 🫡
@@Bohdan_217-bi1rf 🫡
Sláva Ukrajině!!!
*chucks out of window*
We have a word for chucking someone out of a window but not for “the day after tomorrow”
@@indicimbecile6992 we do have one, just noone ever uses it
@@indicimbecile6992 do you mean pozítří?
The yeeting of prague
Me waiting for "history nerds" to pay attention to Hussite wars:
Im half Slovak so i can understand very well Czech language. Respect from Serbia
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I love srbija from Czech republic 🇨🇿❤️🇷🇸
Zabili jste nám pana arcivévodu, tak tady máte přes držku
Ha v té době Slováci mluvili magyarski 😀
*The last thing a wealthy German living in Sudetenland heard in May 1945 before his disappearance*
We shouldn’t probably make fun of this, but it’s funny xdd.
Je to vtipny, haha
Funny haha Austria kill Czech ultra based. Same thinking as what your saying
Before his desfrenestration
Myslím že sudetští obyvatelé při vytlačování poslouchali zcela jiné písně... A je to událost kterou bych jako Čech fakt nevytahoval
Respect the hussites from Indonesia 🇮🇩 👏 🇨🇿🍷
Same (also from Indonesia)
🇨🇿❤🇮🇩
This makes me feel patriotic for a country I'm not a part of
If you look at the map it kind of is....
@@afiiik1
Not really, I'm not Silesian.
Love slavic brothers from Bulgaria 🇧🇬🤝🇨🇿
The czech are like Slavs but Germanic culture
Love Bulgaria from Czechia brothers. 🇨🇿🤝🇸🇰🤝🇧🇬
Slawa Słowianom! Greetings from Poland :)
@@AlxzAlec Lol the Czechs have Slavic culture and language beer is not Germanic culture
@@andrew...9085
Sorry to hear that, however if your family escaped during the communist era it's understable they left, many people back then were persecuted. If you're around my age, we could chat sometimes, I'm interested in Czech and Slovak diaspora.
Greetings from those Protestant allies from the Netherlands.
🇳🇱🤝 🇨🇿
I'm Catholic, but i think all Christians are allies
❤️
@@takstesimelizvolitnekohojineho you're right 🇧🇷🇧🇷
The Netherlands were one of the few who helped Bohemia in the 30 years was, it was good effort and thank you! 🇨🇿🤝🇳🇱
Love Netherlands from Czech Republic!
Everything from the chorus to the lyrics to the banner itself is so beautiful. Czech have very cool history. Spectacular upload, bless you sir.
"Do not look at the quantity"
Vitkov Hill moment
Casualties: 2:500
This song makes me proud of being Czech even though I'm Polish
Мой прапрадед родом из Чехословакии. Во время 1 мировой войны он воевал на стороне Австро-Венгриии и попал в плен в Российскую империю, а потом случилась революция и его не выпустили. У меня мурашки по коже от этой песни 🇷🇺🇨🇿
To není jenom píseň, to je návod jak se chovat v boji...
Tutoriál pro dnešní army 😃
Ideální nástroj pro relativně netrenovane vojsko převážně sedláků a zemědělců. Dodají si odvahu a ví co mají dělat. Když vydrží první nejsilnější útok a nezačnou utíkat, nepřátelská armáda se zasekne před jejich vozy a ti vzadu tlačí na ty v předu a husitum stačí střílet do nich a mlátit je jak obilí cepama.
🇸🇰🤜🤛🇨🇿 Starý bratia ♥️♥️♥️. Musíme sa zase zjesnotiť do Česko-Slovenskej Republiki. ♥️♥️♥️
Sice nejsem komunista, ale souhlasím s vámi. Při rozdělení Česko-Slovenska nedošlo k žádnému referendu, tudíž bylo rozhodnutí nedemokratické a nezákonné. Ať žije Česko-Slovensko. 🇨🇿❤🇸🇰
@@czechoslovakpatriot4773 ovšem tak i samotné Československo vzniklo, bez voleb a bez souhlasu lidí. Dokonce i na začátku muselo dobívat velkou část svého území, protože v něm ti lidi žít nechtěli. Tudíž nevidím důvod proč kroutit hlavou nad rozpadem české a slovenské federativní republiky, a přitom oslavovat vznik Československa
@@czechoslovakpatriot4773 (a taky nejsem komunista :D)
@@lmaocetung Vzniklo Deklarací.
@@Mirinovic ano, což není demokratická volba
Ah yes, Bohemia
* *Starts converting germany to czech culture* *
shame it was the other way around
@@user-tq9ls5qq6g Moravia better anyway
@@slimyklerburt9590 Víš že oboje kultury jsou jedno a to samé, až na malé odchylky. To můžu přirovnat k Německu. Můžeš být z Bavorska, nebo ze Saska, pořád seš Němec.
@@user-tq9ls5qq6g on to nepochopí, viděl jsem tenhle typ všude. A stydím se že tohle je v regionu kde jsem se já narodil (J.M. kraj) a by mě zajímalo jestli si řeknou, že slezsko je taky morava?
@@dragonlukasmapping805 nemyslím si že to myslel vážně
Žižka was a military genius of the late Middle Ages. That wasn't only a battle chant, but also an instruction on how to behave in battle. As the soldiers marched singing this song, they were also learning how to behave in the upcoming battle.
Nepřátel se nelekejte na množství nehleďte pána svého v srdci mějte a s ním proň bojujte a před nepřáteli neutíkejte!!! 🇨🇿🇨🇿🇨🇿
Slyšel jsem že to byla odpověď Žižky na to když mu kněz řekl: “Alkohol je nepřítel lidstva”
@@jameshanks1196 catholic slander
When your Catholic friends annoy you, but then, you see, that the windows are opened.
Respect from Kurdistan.
Czech Republic ❤️ Kurdistan 🇨🇿❤️☀️💚
Kurdistan is iraq
I wish Kurdistan to be independent
🇨🇿❤️
Love Kurdistan from Czech Republic!
Wishing for y'all to become independent ❤️
as a true hussite you must learn how to throw your enemy trough a window.
Hussites... 100 years ahead of Luther... 300 years aheäd of Nationalism...
Henry just came back from Prague. You should hear him preach about Jan Hus and his teachings.
kcd reference?
@@Tettzz indeed it is
Do you like Defenestration?
Do you sexually-identify as a wagon fort?
Do you want to avenge Jan Hus?
If yes, welcome to this song
I'm so impressed with Jan Žižka and the hussites
have you ever heard about "kingdom come deliverance" ? best story game i have ever played and it is about czech histrory. like 50 years before hussites. try it.
@@risalol7987 it's roughly around 20 years before hussite war, people have been saying in kingdom come 2 we'll be playing in the hussite war
@@mailman5043 I am excited for it so much.
@@risalol7987 it is possible, I looked up and it's only 12 years before Jan hus being burned at the stake
@@mailman5043 yes, they have talked about him in KCD. Are you from Czech Republic?
Thank you for featuring my homeland, Ingen!
Mine too :)
@Eu mato cientificistas por que é legal I really hope you're joking.....
Ať žije československo
Jsem čech a jsem na to hrdý. Sice s touto dobou je to těžké, ale tehdy to bylo ještě těžší. Vyřešili to defenestrací. Bylo by pěkné to znovu zažít. Jan Žižka se možná teď při této době obrací v hrobě, ale může být zároveň hrdý na to co dokázal 🇨🇿🇨🇿
So there was a Protestant reformation in Central Europe too. Jan Hus the founder of the Czechoslovak Church (Hussites).
Huldrych Zwingli the founder of Swiss Church (Zwinglianism).
Jean Calvin the founder of the French Church (Calvinism).
Mennonites in The Netherlands (Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg, Hauts-de-france, Normandy and Brittanny).
All suppressed during the counterreformation by the Catholic Church headed by Italy, Spain and Portugal.
Každy šiku svého. I love Czech language From Poland 🇵🇱🇨🇿
And we love your language :)
🇨🇿Czechy, Morawy ❤️🇵🇱Polska
Každý šiku svého :) im from czech🇨🇿
Well, keep in mind this is 15th century czech :), we would say it quite differently these days
@@marshmerald2258 původně však "držtež (či drž též) každý šišku svého" ;-)
🇵🇱 ♥️🇨🇿
I am incredibly proud of this part of my country's history. This song's version was recorded in 1954, 6 years after communist revolution in Czechoslovakia. Jan Žižka's portrait was also on banknotes printed during communist era. Jan Žižka was briliant commander and leader of Hussites. He led and won battles even when he was blind, what a master.
Ahoj, jsem taky čech, Jak se máš?
" Žižka's portrait was also on banknotes printed during communist era." pamatuji hezkou Kcs 25 s Janet Zizkou
He fought the aristocracy so it makes sense for communists to embrace him.
the hussites did have a lot of ideas/policies that the modern communists would probably agree with
Oh man, I can't believe you have uploaded this beautiful piece
Já jsem Čech a ta je ta píseň se mi strašně líbí
Pěkná profilovka kvůli ČSSR
Part of this hymn was used by Smetana in his symphonic poem Ma Vlast (my fatherland), wich also contains the famous Vltava piece. The hymn is used in the last two pieces, Tabor and Blanik, which are in my opinion even better than the more famous Vltava and both have wonderful stories behind, the Hussite Wars for Tabor, and the legend of Saint Veceslaus and his army of horsemen hidden under a mountain for Blanik.
And I thought that I found all based Czechoslovak songs already, this man comes with a better version of Ktož jsú boží bojovníci than fucking Proti všem
Actually, where did you find this?
In my backyard
@@Ingenting ahh yes forgot i dropped it there
@@internuf5754 Našel to přímo tady: th-cam.com/video/XX6eIPwWFbI/w-d-xo.html
What's your relationship like with your father?
Imagine, you are the ordinary armsman and you hear this on the opposite side as the one man song.
Jesus... those guys are not giving up and they mean it seriously.
when the hussites marched to battle against the crusaders they sang this song and the crusaders were afraid of it and fled without a fight
yes, battle of Domažlice
Who would win:
A army full of trained armored knights on horses with metal swords and spears
or
Some peasents with no sense of fear and some modified farm equipment + singing really loud
+ drunk because they liked to drink vine :D
Dam I love European history
Some of you are cool. Don't come near the windows tomorrow.
Nepřátel se nelekejme, na množství nehleďme!
Me a catholic standing infront of a window in prague: Man this city is soo awsome.
*this song starts to play*
Me: Where is this music coming from?
My Czech friend: Im sorry little one...
Greetings from Poland Slavic brothers! I can't wait to see this new movie about Zizka :)
Greetings from the Czech Republic brothers. Pleased to hear that Polish people follow Czech culture. :)
@@czechoslovakpatriot4773 There is probably no Pole who does not like the Czech Republic, unfortunately it does not work unless both ways :P
I love Czech R., language sounds very funny and pleasant to us, we love Czech culture, beer, memes and humour and Hussic wars too :D
@@dominik8306
Those are very plesant news to me.
I also like the Polish language, in fact I learned it on duolingo for a while. I've visited Wrocłáw and Kraków a few years ago and I loved them, especially Kraków.
I wouldn't say there are many Czechs that dislike Poles, but there are stupid people in every country.
@@dominik8306 Czechs like Poland, there is just a lot of stereotypes about you guys here.
@@evzenvarga9707 I know, especially germans love spreading false and stupid stereotypes about us.
Jan Žižka Is one of the leaders that never lost in fight
This song motivates me to take on the demons no matter how many of them they are
I wish a game based on Sapkowski's Hussite trilogy.
Try Kingdom Come 😉
This version is like if the Hussite Wars were scored by John Williams
Religious song in czech. Very interesting... I like it.
It's the time we got pissed with religion.
Its more of an military song imho. The song mostly mentions military instructions to bolster morale and discipline ("hold your ranks", "follow the orders of your commander", "do non run from the enemy", "dont fear enemy numbers", "protect comrades from your unit"). Btw before Hussite wars Bohemian lands were as religious as other countries in Europe. Actually those wars are the reason we are atheists now. We were catholic, then Hussite, had large religious war for decades, were both catholic and hussite, had another major religious war, hussites were killed... And so on. Czech history teaches us that religion only divided Czech people and made them kill each other. Before Hussite wars we were the strongest country in the central Europe and most Kaisers of the HRE were Czech and that period. It all seemed nice and Bohemia was going to rule. Well, one religious civil war, another religious civil war and another and bam. We were gone. Growing up as a kid in Czech republic, I did not even know what religion is and understood what it means. When i first met the concept (I had a classmate when i was around 10 years old who was from catholic family) I was already too old for it and viewed it as a fairy tale. Basically when she would tell me about Jesus, for me it was like if she was telling me about dragons, orcs and elves.
@@branofilipovic9608 and do not loote fall enemy
This is magic. I just think about Hussites when I got notification for this
Čechy , krásná to země s nádhernou historií. Nyní však je mi smutno pohledět na její dění nejen v politické scéně.
Z toho kam jsme to dopracovali se musí praotec Čech v hrobě točit jak tří fázové dynamo
dobre uz bylo
a je to cim dal horsi
Hussites joined the game
I watch medieval 2022 movie. The story about jan jizka is intersting man
except it is fairytale and only some stuffs are correct
There is a discrepancy between the vocals and Czech subtitles here - I'm fairly sure that it's because the vocals are sung in modern Czech and subtitles are written in the original 1420s Czech which had different spellings and slightly different pronounciations.
Although why the chorus has "Ze konecne vzdycky s nim svitezite" while the vocals sing "Ze konecne s nim vzdycky svitezite" I don't know. Maybe the lyrics were copypasted from a different place than the song, multiple versions of a song 600 years old aren't an uncommon thing.
For other translation nitpicks, Hauptmann/hejtman/however you want to spell it is probably better translated as Captain rather than a commander, it was a specific rank rather than a general term. Sik, in the "drz se siku sveho" is better translated as unit (in the military sense) rather than a formation, but the term can mean both in Czech, that specific line tells you to both keep to your unit *and* hold formation. The rest is pretty much spot on.
There is discrepancy, however the song is sung in archaic Czech, no one talks like this today. Some of the words in the subtitles are Slovak for some reason.
Greetings from Turkey
When you play War Thunder as a wagon instead of a tank
Pov: you got recommended this in 2023-2024
People who disliked this video must have fled together with other crusaders from the battle of Domažlice:-)
Or they fell from a Window
Konečně něco českého! :D
Hey just so you know the lyrics you used are somewhat older while the song is newer, so they don't exactly match vocally, lyrics use older pronunciation while the song uses modern equivalents, also "že konečně vždycky s ním svítězte " has a flipped word in it, it should be "Že konečně s ním, vždycky zvítězíte " (the s in the svitezit may be an old pronunciation but it should probably be with z)
Yess! That´s what we call "nepodstatný detail".
Děkujeme bratře!
Česká pýcha 💪🙏
As à Serb, I understand 70% of song. SLAVS FOREVER !
🇨🇿👍
The funny thing is I just searched hussites for my history project and a few hours later a song of them pops up on my youtube starter page.
I am so proud of my country us czechs we defeated the germans in wood boxes
Ps: in some words the czech is pretty broken
They’re broken until you research ballistics. Turns out wooden wagons don’t stop cannonballs.
Yes, i do indeed sexually identify as a wagon fort.
1:24 is the most powerful part
Change my mind
the great french surrealist poet andre breton said the three true heroes are hus, bruno, and rousseau.
what a great song!
Proč je to tak krásné 😢
Btw that painting in background on 1:48 Is made by famous Czech painter Alfons Mucha.
An interesting fact is that the melody of the chant should correspond to the original from the 15th century, because in the 19th century the so-called "Jistebnický kancionál", a collection of songs from the 15th century, was found, where this chant also contains musical notation.
Ah the Hussite Wars...
The Reformation before it was cool!
Guns before it was cool!
And wagons befor...
Well wagons aren't so cool but hey they've got wagons.
“Taborites announced the Millennium of Christ, and declared that there would be no more servants or masters, that all property would be held in common, and that there would be no more taxation. They promised that people would return to a state of pristine innocence. Some historians have found parallels to modern nationalist revolutionary movements. Murray Bookchin, for example, argued that Tábor was an early example of anarcho-communism.”
Interesting version. This one is perfectly made for soliders marching agains enemy.
Who would win:
The best Knights of their time
Some farming bois chilling in wooden boxes
Greetings from Slovinsko. Krasna pesem.
God bless Hus!
Mám chills
Nice!
Jesus Christ be praised.
This should be an anthem of Czechia!
..but is not.
as Czech I hate that Czechia name
@ ..but it could be 😏
When you tried to renew the Church before it was cool
I'm happy that someone posted this but because I' Czech I understand it and I can read the consript and there are many grammatical mistakes (svítězíte have to be zvítězíte etc.) But even that It's really nice
Actually in the original text its also ,,svítězíte"
@@a_cup_of_tea6580 It might be like that but this should be modern czech transcripts bacause of that It might mistake the reader
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