@Maggie Hawkins good job at least one in each class take something from your efforts. Keep up the good work. At 36 I remember a few teachers by name because of the impression they left on me, someone will credit your inspiration for their success
I love the history of the Medici family. They really hold many mysteries and scandals behind their many good works. Cosimo Medici is especially enigmatic. Is there a chance you could do an episode on the true story behind the musketeers?
There’s a series of books called the Stravaganza series, the talk about an alternate Italy that has an equivalent family. Amazing series maybe you’d like it
hahahaha This was very common who care abouT ? am no Nun was no Nun . in ThaT Time was life more easy also for The Pope HE hd children which is nowadys not allowed i like HisTory
I would like to see a video about the Italian de Medici family. Their power structure, over how far an area, and especially the ways they took advantage of the population and the enemies they made along the way. The reason why this would be a great subject is because I read Dante giving them a lot of negative attention in his books, The Divine Comedy.
This thread hurt my eyes and my brain. Someone will read this and take it as gospel and the world will be dumber as a consequence! You have conflated this matter confusing two differing de Medici women with regard to ballet and the notion either brought opera to France is baseless. Catherine de Medici, Queen consort to Henry II, brought ballet to France. The first French opera was in 1673, Marie de Medici died in 1642.
Lindsay Holliday did an entire video on Catherine de Medici, "History Tea Time With Lindsay" is the name of her channel, you will find the video under her "Queens Of The World" playlist
@@ChassityNOubre_88 Yep. Henry VIII was looking at Christine of Denmark as a prospective queen and bride. She said she’d gladly marry Henry if she had 2 heads.
I think Its actually "you shall not murder " there is a difference between killing and murdering. kill is to put to death; to extinguish the life of while murder is to deliberately kill (a person or persons).
Y’all should do Sylvester Magee he was is the oldest ex slave to live he live between 1841 to 1971 so 130 year I think his life would be truly interesting especially with all he’s had lived through
@@prenacook please send me a link of a 130 yr old man as the oldest person on record is disputed massively and is 122 and a woman so where the evidence they lived to 130 cause it's just not true most probably
@@matthoward7645 there are actually a few ex slaves who are possibly over 115, but because many slaves didn't have access to their birth records (if there even were any), their ages couldn't be verified. It doesn't mean that they weren't that old... so the 122 year old woman very well could be no where near the oldest woman who ever lived, just the oldest person who had RECORD of their age.
As to Marie possibly having her husband killed 24 hrs after being confirmed Queen... not that I advocate for murder, but if you have a husband who cheats on you constantly and publicly, yet you don't have the same freedoms and indeed can be legally executed for the same thing, he treats you like shit and divorce is not an option. It would be tempting to be done with him. Just saying. 👸💃
0:58 Okay, why is Henry IV's portrait superimposed over England? Did the creator of the graphic simply didn't want the two images of Henry and Marie to overlap?
I totally agree, she was the most powerful woman of the middle ages. She's also credited for keeping her family on the throne 1st her husband and then her 3 sons, ne after another.
Caterina De' Medici was not evil nor bad. She was a very intelligent, smart person ahy of her time. She was powerful, and a great mother. She did what she had to do. She was only 14 when she married, I think she had a lot of guys,spine,and courage . She was the in charge of a country, a queen 👑, and ha 3 sons of which all became Kings. I wonder if any of us could do that, and have that kind of guts and inner strength.
Man, I've been binging the hell out of these videos, but hearing about Rubens made me think if there is any kind of weird history of artists and if there is please make some art related content, it would be interesting to listen to
history is so interesting. i always say, you can't make this stuff up. it's so fantastic. she was quite power hungry and egotistical. it was her delusions that brought her down. if she would have bothered to anticipate other people's perspectives, like her son, it may have played out differently.
5:35 Is that painting legit or photoshopped? Because if it’s real it explains why everyone back then got their portraits done with their mouths closed.
What an interesting story. It looks like she was behind her husband's murder, to grab power for herself. Then she plotted for the rest of her life. Well done to her son for exiling her.
I hope Marie de Medici is burning in hell with Charlemagne, King John I, King Henry III, King Edward I, Margaret Beaufort, King Henry VII, King Henry VIII, King Louis XIV, Prince Edward, Duke of Kent and Strathearn, Queen Victoria, King Edward VII, King George V, King Edward VIII, King George VI, etc 👗👠👑💍
Great vid. Please do Catherine de Medici, thanks...um...that would have to be a feature length vid so maybe just the Saint Bartholomew's Day massacre...please
@@damnmuggle But he did say the other names properly. Why not this one, which appears in a lot of movies? I wouldn't be astonished if he failed one of the other french names, but he did fail the absolutely notorious one... and with a funny accent, which reminded me of the british series "Alo, alo!"... The policeman always made me laugh so hard with the "good moaning!". This doesn't diminish my love for this channel!!!
@@cquelhas yeah... It's fine. Don't be a Karen honey. Complaining about a minor thing like you have, well, it makes you a Karen. I'm sure you don't want to be that. And you're obviously cool because you have good taste in TH-cam videos anyways. Lol.
@@CountessKitten Ok, thank you for calling me something I consider really offensive. I wasn't even complaining... just surprised by the mistake and making a little fun of it. And probably you and Naty found my words more judgmental than what I was intending (probably something lost in translation because I'm not a native english speaker). Alas, you can't also see what was the tone of my voice when I wrote what I wrote, but now, as I'm being called a Karen, I can see how you imagined the sounds in your head. That's the problem of communicating only by writing: you can't see my facial expressions, you can't hear my voice. I was laughing, stunned by the video, not being an annoying picky woman correcting someone... Thank you for making me feel like a jerk.
I find some parallels here with the emperor Nero and the way he turned on his mother for her excessive interference on his rule and also with a certain Byzantine empress (Irene of Athens I think) who had a major conflict with her son and ended up having him blinded -a nice mother!
This narrator is the best of the best - his gifted talents of speaking and pronouncing names makes all the videos worth seeing - He makes history very special!
From being a consort and living as royalty to begging. That’s one mighty fall from Grace.
Reminds me of Puyi. Last Emperor of China. Died alone as a gardener of the Forbidden City, from where he used to rule as Emperor of all of China.
@@J3diMindTrix At least he wasn't killed by the CCP all things considered he got to off light compared to most deposed Royals.
If history was taught by the weird history channel in schools I bet more children would pay attention in class. 😂 Keep up the good work!
No they probably still wouldn't. 🤣😂
@@sarbear9726 Sadly, you are probably correct.🤣
@Maggie Hawkins good job at least one in each class take something from your efforts. Keep up the good work. At 36 I remember a few teachers by name because of the impression they left on me, someone will credit your inspiration for their success
they would still be misinformed and hit with opining.
The narrator impressively mastered pronouncing several tough to pronounce French names. Kudos Monsieur
Except Richelieu.
Facts
@replicanna Neither am I :)
Very sad ending
@@Herur22 yes "Reecheloo" broke my ears ;) hee hee
I love the history of the Medici family. They really hold many mysteries and scandals behind their many good works. Cosimo Medici is especially enigmatic.
Is there a chance you could do an episode on the true story behind the musketeers?
How about Federico DaMontefeltro?
There’s a series of books called the Stravaganza series, the talk about an alternate Italy that has an equivalent family. Amazing series maybe you’d like it
@@cjc42191 that sounds brilliant
hahahaha
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Medici has the most interesting history I agree.
I would like to see a video about the Italian de Medici family. Their power structure, over how far an area, and especially the ways they took advantage of the population and the enemies they made along the way.
The reason why this would be a great subject is because I read Dante giving them a lot of negative attention in his books, The Divine Comedy.
I’d love to see more videos on Irish and Celtic history ☘️
Yes, please!!
Definitely, I feel like irish/celtic history isn't shown enough
This is the example when all the dirt you've have done come back to haunt you.
Sound like the Catholic Church... but considering that 4 Medicis become Pope...
Hundreds of years later too
She is also credited for introducing ballet to France.
And opera -Opera was invented in Florence so she would have been very familiar with the new art form.
I thought it was louis XIV
@@kaloarepo288 pop
This thread hurt my eyes and my brain. Someone will read this and take it as gospel and the world will be dumber as a consequence!
You have conflated this matter confusing two differing de Medici women with regard to ballet and the notion either brought opera to France is baseless.
Catherine de Medici, Queen consort to Henry II, brought ballet to France.
The first French opera was in 1673, Marie de Medici died in 1642.
I believe that was Louis VIV
Those Hapsburg Marie's sure know how to cause an uproar in France
That Hapsburg chin in their portraits too 😄
👁 👄 👁 *heavy* *breathing* - Let thezm eat cake.
@@charlie.patton she never said that tho lol
@@damnmuggle , 😆 Lol, yes I know…. Just making a joke.
@@charlie.patton ohhh lol
This history teacher absolutely loves your content. Keep it coming!
Your channel looks cool
How do you know you’re a bad mother? When your son exiles you to a different country
"Tyrants have always some slight shade of virtue; they support the laws before destroying them"
- Voltaire
Would love to hear more on the life of Catherine de Medici.
Same!
Lindsay Holliday did an entire video on Catherine de Medici, "History Tea Time With Lindsay" is the name of her channel, you will find the video under her "Queens Of The World" playlist
@@mediocremaiden8883 her videos are literally the besttttt!!!
@@myrandajohnson7214 I know right!!!
concino concini sounds like a name family guy would have come up with to make fun of Italians...
Bopiddy bee bopiddy boo
Imagine being born royalty and then dying as a beggar. F in the chat for Marie
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This channel is more fun than all of my history classes in high school. And that's saying something considering I almost failed them.
"Spare heir" ...I like that. I've probably said this before, but out of all the channels I watch, this channel is the best.
Tell the story of Christine of Denmark, pls, who would have married Henry 8 if she had 2 heads.
Never heard of this before
@@ChassityNOubre_88 Yep. Henry VIII was looking at Christine of Denmark as a prospective queen and bride. She said she’d gladly marry Henry if she had 2 heads.
Ah love that women 🤣🤣
Christina, I believe? No?
The 'thou shall not kill' commandment gets ignored a lot!
I think Its actually "you shall not murder " there is a difference between killing and murdering. kill is to put to death; to extinguish the life of while murder is to deliberately kill (a person or persons).
Make a video about Transylvanian history and culture and Bram Stoker's novel Dracula.
Extra History is in the middle of a series on that.
I would love that because I’m in my Dracula phase 🤣🤣 I’m going to be a undercover vampire for Halloween.
@@zarinazawa6180 uhhh vampires arent ehhhh... your.... type ehhh 🤫 hmmm ..
We want Dracula! We want Dracula! Blood and Gore.....no, a vegan Dracula
“I’m too drunk to taste this chicken” - Colonel Sanders
If only Marie had learned to think before she opened her mouth
The cardinal was also played by a Doctor. "A Doctor Who?" You might say?
Spoilers!
What? Dr. Who - the Time Lord - was based on Cardinal Richelieu? Since WHEN?
Y’all should do Sylvester Magee he was is the oldest ex slave to live he live between 1841 to 1971 so 130 year I think his life would be truly interesting especially with all he’s had lived through
Defo didn't live that long but sound interesting topic to be covered
@@matthoward7645 there’s files of his existence
@@prenacook please send me a link of a 130 yr old man as the oldest person on record is disputed massively and is 122 and a woman so where the evidence they lived to 130 cause it's just not true most probably
@@matthoward7645
Don’t worry, he’s still looking for the link !
@@matthoward7645 there are actually a few ex slaves who are possibly over 115, but because many slaves didn't have access to their birth records (if there even were any), their ages couldn't be verified. It doesn't mean that they weren't that old... so the 122 year old woman very well could be no where near the oldest woman who ever lived, just the oldest person who had RECORD of their age.
She sounds like my mother in law. Sticking that Oar in and out staying her welcome.
I am sorry 🤣😂. NOT!
🤣 🔥
Hello weird hostory just wanna say i love all of your video's! Hooray for more informative video's 👏
Love this narrator. ❤️
Please can we have a video on Benito Mussolini?
"Comedy of errors" seems to be trendy all throughout history with those silly royals. 😂
I'm watching Reign for the second time. This is perfect timing!
This guy is my favorite 19th Grade teacher!!!!
As to Marie possibly having her husband killed 24 hrs after being confirmed Queen... not that I advocate for murder, but if you have a husband who cheats on you constantly and publicly, yet you don't have the same freedoms and indeed can be legally executed for the same thing, he treats you like shit and divorce is not an option. It would be tempting to be done with him. Just saying. 👸💃
You have a point
*Aqua tofanaaaaaa*
Ah, royal families, you gotta love em! Great story as usual. Thanks1
Henry IV was not from England. He was from France.
He was actually from Navarre and from a cadet branch of the royal family of France at the time.
@@acharonim4659 so is he the infamous henry 8th's great grandfather or something
He’s louis the xivth grandfather
@@victoriabarclay3556 that's right
Weird history narator voice is my sleep pill 💊
0:58 Okay, why is Henry IV's portrait superimposed over England? Did the creator of the graphic simply didn't want the two images of Henry and Marie to overlap?
I would love to hear your take on Gustav Eriksson Wasa; king of sweden and the struggle for power that went on between his sons
Okay, why do I find myself thinking of song from Sound of Music, "How do you solve a problem like Maria"?
Always informative,great videos .
And that’s how it sometimes ends for famous narcissists.
May that be a lesson to you all.
They ain't learned yet have they? Lol
@@kenyettaready some need a solid knock in the head….
Are you listening, Donald Trump?
@@mariakelly90210 he’s not, but you’re 100% right….
I'm currently reading _The Red Sphinx,_ and it turns out that Monsieur Alexandre Dumas taught me more history than I thought I did.
Ur videos are like a big book of history and knowledge 🙏
This is such a great channel. Always wonderful info.
YESS thank you for doing Marie!
*_DO A SPECIAL ON KATHERIN Medici shes was the best most powerful of them all_*
I totally agree, she was the most powerful woman of the middle ages. She's also credited for keeping her family on the throne 1st her husband and then her 3 sons, ne after another.
Catherine de' Medici not Katherin Medici.
@@brooke6549 ah shut ur holes
She was evil.
@@bonniemagpie5166 no she did what she had to
I would love a video on Richelieu!
Thank you for these videos! Quality content, and you’re learning things also which is cool.
You are just Absolutely AWESOME
The only reason I know who Marie de medici is because of assassins creed 😪
Also Lorenzo de medici 😩
YASSSS! 💖
Same…..same 🕹🎮
The reason I know of assassins creed is because of people mentioning the medicis 🤔
Caterina De' Medici was not evil nor bad. She was a very intelligent, smart person ahy of her time. She was powerful, and a great mother. She did what she had to do. She was only 14 when she married, I think she had a lot of guys,spine,and courage . She was the in charge of a country, a queen 👑, and ha 3 sons of which all became Kings. I wonder if any of us could do that, and have that kind of guts and inner strength.
Michael Palin portrayed a great Cardinal Richelieu on Monty Python's. Flying Circus
That's a nice rags to riches to rags story.
Is that portrait at 5:30 a real Renaissance period piece? She's cheesing it hard!
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marie_de%27_Medici#/media/File%3AMariadeMedici07.jpg
It's real, it's just photoshopped to make her smile. Lol
Appears that Marie was a 17th century "KAREN!"😂
A+ video!
What a crazy political drama! Marie was as slippery as a fish.
The temptation of political power in her era was really high.
Brilliant! Many thanks, as usual. I am a history addict and u supply me 😊😊
I kinda of feel sorry for her. Yet at the same time she completely brought entirely on herself.
She is alive and well in King's Landing.
Richeleu is the name of a popular brandy in my country. Best served: tall glass, to the brim with ice, two shots of Richeleu and coca cola. Delicious.
I did it
Anyone trying to outwit the Cardinal would be better served getting drunk.
Richelieu
@@mariagallian8057 how could I have gotten the spelling wrong?!?!?😳the shame!!!!
@@fiffihoneyblossom5891 I hope I haven't offended you. I'm sure Monseigneur Richelieu is totally oblivious in his eternal rest. Regards.
Can we please get a video during the Spanish occupation in the Philippines?
Please do a video about King David! I'd love to see that
Man, I've been binging the hell out of these videos, but hearing about Rubens made me think if there is any kind of weird history of artists and if there is please make some art related content, it would be interesting to listen to
history is so interesting. i always say, you can't make this stuff up. it's so fantastic. she was quite power hungry and egotistical. it was her delusions that brought her down. if she would have bothered to anticipate other people's perspectives, like her son, it may have played out differently.
Could she have been the first KAREN?
Why is Henri shown in England at 1:10? He was king of France...
Oh, I love those Dutch/Flemish painters! One of my favorite paintings is the Dutch Masters; love those rich dark costumes.
Enjoy your presentations, break from the evil narratives we are hearing , living in a nightmare! Thanks for a break!
Can you do a segment on the DeBarry's of England and Ireland?
When she climbed down that rope, it was hilarious!
5:35 Is that painting legit or photoshopped? Because if it’s real it explains why everyone back then got their portraits done with their mouths closed.
Photoshopped, the real portrait looks like this
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marie_de%27_Medici#/media/File%3AMariadeMedici07.jpg
@@ray.shoesmith thank heavens
Look up emperor Sigismund of HRE
Cause everyone back then have bad teeth, and it impolite to show you teeth
It looks like an as told by Ginger character
With all the inbreeding, family wars, back stabbing; reminds me of deep southern family feuds less the money, parasols and lace handkerchiefs.
I love your channel and this video was a super extra good one ! Its really noticeable how much work you put into it
What an interesting story. It looks like she was behind her husband's murder, to grab power for herself. Then she plotted for the rest of her life. Well done to her son for exiling her.
I hope Marie de Medici is burning in hell with Charlemagne, King John I, King Henry III, King Edward I, Margaret Beaufort, King Henry VII, King Henry VIII, King Louis XIV, Prince Edward, Duke of Kent and Strathearn, Queen Victoria, King Edward VII, King George V, King Edward VIII, King George VI, etc 👗👠👑💍
Henry Purcell in the background is just perfect.
Lol I literally just remembered this channel and searched it up
She’s a headache! She’s an Angel! She’s a girl. 🎼🎶 How do you solve a problem, like Marie…🎵🎶
Great vid. Please do Catherine de Medici, thanks...um...that would have to be a feature length vid so maybe just the Saint Bartholomew's Day massacre...please
Weird history introduced John Hughes to Weird Science.
This program was a delicious hors'doeuvres for the main course of Julia Pardoe's delightful 3 volume bio on Marie de Medici. Thank you!
I do love these videos, but I just can't stop laughing every time I hear "Richeloo"... 😂 Ri-che-lee-ugh, ok?
Oh shut up he’s not a French speaker at least he tried
@@damnmuggle But he did say the other names properly. Why not this one, which appears in a lot of movies? I wouldn't be astonished if he failed one of the other french names, but he did fail the absolutely notorious one... and with a funny accent, which reminded me of the british series "Alo, alo!"... The policeman always made me laugh so hard with the "good moaning!".
This doesn't diminish my love for this channel!!!
@@cquelhas yeah... It's fine. Don't be a Karen honey. Complaining about a minor thing like you have, well, it makes you a Karen. I'm sure you don't want to be that. And you're obviously cool because you have good taste in TH-cam videos anyways. Lol.
@@CountessKitten Ok, thank you for calling me something I consider really offensive.
I wasn't even complaining... just surprised by the mistake and making a little fun of it. And probably you and Naty found my words more judgmental than what I was intending (probably something lost in translation because I'm not a native english speaker). Alas, you can't also see what was the tone of my voice when I wrote what I wrote, but now, as I'm being called a Karen, I can see how you imagined the sounds in your head. That's the problem of communicating only by writing: you can't see my facial expressions, you can't hear my voice. I was laughing, stunned by the video, not being an annoying picky woman correcting someone...
Thank you for making me feel like a jerk.
You never fail to tell a great story my dear
You guys should do Marie laveau, voodoo queen
I have 3 amazing topics I would love you to cover please. Grigori Rasputin, the tulip mania craze, and who exactly was the Count of Saint Germain
Would love to see a video about the Battle of Alesia :D
Thank you for this video ! 😊💐
Please do the weird history of the John Joans case, thank you!!!!!!!!
Can you do Queen Ranavalona of Madagascar?
Definitely!
Does anyone know where to find the music for these videos? I’m pretty sure the intro is from Pride and Prejudice.
I find some parallels here with the emperor Nero and the way he turned on his mother for her excessive interference on his rule and also with a certain Byzantine empress (Irene of Athens I think) who had a major conflict with her son and ended up having him blinded -a nice mother!
Even in paintings, their idealized portraits look like greasy, lumpy mutants.
This narrator is the best of the best - his gifted talents of speaking and pronouncing names makes all the videos worth seeing - He makes history very special!
This is way better than the craps they show on History channel
ALIENS
Nice French pronunciation! Those French words must seem like speedbumps when reading, but I enjoy how you throw yourself in!!
So why didn't she return to Tuscany after her fall?
Could you please do one on the Philadelphia experiment?
Have you already done Countess Elizabeth Bathory?
Another stellar video!!👍
I’d love to see something on the history of the English language! Or something that explains how the Medici came to be / whose who
Thanks for this! 👑
Could you possibly do some videos on the Mughals of India? Love your content :)
There should be a movie of this. And the scape scene should have the Benny Hill song in the background
Learning about History through these videos is way more interesting than my history class