King Edward III-Queen Philippa Plantagenet Dynasty
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 ก.ค. 2024
- We examine the real faces of England's greatest kings, Edward III who was king of England from 1327 - 1377, and led England into the Hundred Years’ War with France. The descendants of his seven sons and five daughters contested and claimed the throne for generations, climaxing in the Wars of the Roses 1455-85.
In this clip we also look for the first time the face of his wife and Queen of England, Philippa of Hainault, who proved to be a good and able queen who worked tirelessly for the crown, in troubling times.
Additionally, we see the face of his eldest son and hair apparent, Edward of Woodstock also known as "The Black Prince" who was a prolific and successful medieval warrior and remains famous for his achievements even to this day.
0:00 Intro
0:09 King Edward III
1:35 A younger Edward III
4:06 Queen of England, Philippa of Hainault
5:44 A younger Philippa
7:00 Edward's Reign
8:14 Edward "The Black Prince"
10:13 An old Edward
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Seeing these people in the flesh for the first time is truly fascinating. Thank you.
You don't believe that's how they really look right??
Why hasn't Hollywood made a film about Queen Philippa and her successes on the battlefield and how she rallied the troops? What a lady she must have been.
I am not a Tudor fan,but Red Liz,Philippa & Katherine of Aragon(nearly put Aragorn) there!)proved that women could do a lot more than many men of the time gave them credit for.
She's a woman. Hollywood hates strong women.
@@s1lm4r1l6 I love strong women. I can see it in their eyes. Would have loved to meet Queen Philippa.
@@simonpayne54 Yep, but sadly she's not who you automatically think of in terms of "Historically strong female character."
Because eye witnesses accounts say she was black like her family.All the kings and queens of Europe were black people up until the 1800s
Great work as always ! Edward III was a great king, and yet another Plantagenet who looked like a 1970s progressive rock musician. 😎
The long hair thing was stated all the way back with King Clovis of the Merovingians. Look it up.
Edward III looked like a real king. What a great family this was.
I'm addicted to these videos now
Oh yes! One of my favorite English kings of all time
Amazing time period. Great history lesson of England’s earlier rulers too!
A few of my favourites!! Thanks so much! I’m looking forward to seeing this! 💛💛💛
I cannot get enough of these as a history researcher it is an amazing tool.Thank you.
These care amazing. Your work is astounding. Thank you for bringing them to life.💛💛
You are so welcome! I have been without sleep for three days to make it :-)
Enjoy the narrative and the 🎶 that accompanies it.
Fascinating history! I loved this, you really brought the stories to life here and I really enjoyed it. It's interesting to know exactly how the Wars of the Roses started here, and I love it that you also bring in to the mix the roles the women in the monarchy have played!! 🤓💖 Thank you!
Just outstanding ! Thank you, Panagiotis for such an incredible work. Good luck in everything 🌷🌷🌷
This may be my very favorite! Your work is so amazing! ❤❤❤
Thank you! Cheers!
And I just knew it would be amazing!! Thank you for this! May we sometime see the Black Prince perhaps younger and more images as the others did? He’s just absolutely a favourite of mine! 💛💛💛
Yes I'm thinking about creating a separate clip about the Black Prince as he seems as a very complex character and some mystery about his sobriquet which has many possible explanations.
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Thank you for your interest and excellent music. 🙂👏
@@panagiotisconstantinou good work but you last work wrong this not edward woodstock he is lionel Anvers second eldest son
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I thoroughly enjoyed that - every time you release a new ‘vision’ I say that’s my favourite - but this is my favourite (until next time !) 💕
Fascinating I just so look forward to your videos
Thank you😊
Love the presentations along with the historical narrative.
Thank you for another wonderful video. They are always very entertaining and interesting.
Love your work 💞💞
Excellent work many thanks
Thank you so much.dear, always enjoying watching all your videos ! Thank you!
The German language motto Ich dien -which means "I serve" was adopted by the Black Prince as the result of the battle of Crecy -it was taken from the body of king John of Bohemia who fought on the French side but was killed.The amazing thing about king John who was from the house of Luxembourg,is that he was blind and he had a sighted horseman tied to him who showed him where and how to fight.Not sure of the technical arrangements here but it must have been a pretty hard struggle for John!John's son eventually became the Holy Roman emperor Charles IV whose daughter Anne of Bohemia became the wife of king Richard II who was the son of the Black Prince.
Fascinating, thanks for the explanation I was wondering why a German motto...
So strange isn't it?
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I always enjoy watching your videos. They are truly amazing.
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Absolutely fantastic
I found your channel while searching for my ancestry direct line, wow chills watching this. Subscribed.
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I found out that through my father, Edward III is my 21 times great grandfather through Joan Beaufort, Countess of Westmoreland and John of Gaunt. I also have a medieval coat of arms which has been passed directly through the Dickinson male line (Dickinson is my birth surname) straight to me, which I now pass to my son. I uncovered my ancestry during Lockdown 2020. It was quite a surprise. It's nice to see what he might have looked like. Great channel! Subscribed! 😊👍
Absolutely AMAZING seeing people who played an important part in history... Very Haunting as well ‼️💞🦘
Truly fascinating.
Thanks To Amazing Video.
Did u do this work yourself? Beautifully done and, so important, always * accurately * done, the alive version seems to match the original in every aspect. Unlike other channels that do this kind of work, u resist any temptation to * update * the face to make it fit current ideas of beauty, something i sadly sometimes see in these others channels.
Beautiful work, thank u so much for posting!
Interesting history of the England monarchy. Great work Panagiotis! Keep going, I'm learning alot on English history, which is one of my favorite to learn, next to Viking history. Come to find out about Vikings and their mastery with sailing, raiding's, pillage and plunder. My son who's half Irish also has Viking blood flowing through his veins.
Yes and the Vikings impression on British culture and language. Did you know the word "window" is Viking!
The Romans founded a city named it Eboracum and the first Christian Roman emperor Constantine, was elected emperor there. Later the Vikings arrived and despite their reputation were civilised, only they struggled to pronounce Eboracum and came up with Yarvik, later Anglicised to York the White Rose dynasty and different Yorks' now exist globally.
Very distinguished........
A face full of wisdom.
Thank you !!!
Would like to see John of Gaunt and Kathryn Swindon
Awesome ❤
Really interesting, thank you. Wonderful to see them so vividly bought to life. 👵👵👵🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺
Super !
Thank you so much, he is my farorite king
This really puts a face to history.
thanks for making this video, Queen Philippa was my 17th great grandmother. She seems like a model queen and an inspiring person. Was always curious to know what she actually looked like since many of the paintings made her seem very fair skinned although it was said she was of partial moorish descent.
Queen Phillipa was called England's first African queen. Her portraits were lightened.
Great work and very fine to watch your work and this moment i am also thinking about the present Princess of Wales , Miss Catherine Middleton is a spacious descendant of Philippa of Hainaut and King Edward III of England (this Philippa was also sister of Margarethe of Holland and Hainault, wife of Emperor Louis the Bavarian) Thank you very much !
who of their children Philippa and Edward , is Kate descended from ?
Oh, I wish you could show us Joan, the Black Prince's wife who was famous for her beauty.
I appreciate all the hard work you put into these videos. There are marvelous.
Can you do a video on John of Gaunt? I wouldn’t mind a video on the Reign of Terror and the Mexican Revolution. I know you have many projects that you are working on. I’ll wait. Have a good day sir. 😊
Thank you! There's already a video about the Lancastrians and Richard II including John of Gaunt.
Making a video about the most prominent figures of the French Revolution seems very interesting 🤔.
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I must’ve missed it. I’ll look through all your videos. Thank you 😊
You are incredible. Your talent is amazing. Συγχαρητήρια!!!!!
Ευχαριστώ Μαρία!
I love the music 🎶
Great video, love the images
Edward III was only the second english prince to be titled Prince of Wales
as his father was the first,
so the distinction of him being the first to use that german motto maybe less exciting 😊
This my favourite dynasty they were all good looking and powerful.
So interesting! Some of my favorite historical figures. Just finished Anya Seton's book about the love affair of John of Gaunt and Katherine Swynford. They would make a great subject foe a video since their legitimized children's descendants held the throne for many years.
Westminster Abbey is a royal peculiar that is it's owned by the monarch.
John of Gaunt escaped the mob in 1381. Their blood was up in the Peasants Revolt and they torched his palace at the Savoy. God be thanked he was in Scotland at the time.
Since the M.A. the monarch has always been the Duke of Lancaster. As the Duke of Lancaster (as well as king) Henry VIII built a chapel and infirmary on the site of the Savoy Palace. Sadly the infirmary has gone but the Chapel at the Savoy still exists and is a royal peculiar also Beaufort children, motto "Remember we always remember" are still represented as apart from the Tudor Rose their emblem, the "portcullis" is visible throughout the Palace of Westminster and is a symbol of it. 😊
interesting idea
@@English_Dawn interesting point about the Lancaster title...
maybe they learned their lesson that this title and the lands covering a huge swathe through the middle of England,
and huge army of retainers accompanying it makes a lord way too powerful
and this power should stay with the king
for the sake of stability.
it was demonstrated by Edward II, father to
Edward III who had so much trouble with his first cousin,
Thomas ,
Duke of Lancaster who was so powerful and as leader of the Opposition
and enemy to king and followers
was basically almost untouchable
he got away with executing the king s favorite Gaveston,
without a trial
and lived ona full decade after
despite the king swearing vengeance
This was a point of tremendous despair on the part of Edward II
that even as king,
he could not punish Lancaster for what he considered the worst wrong committed to himself
by anyone
that I believe it brought his reign down
by putting him in the clutches of the unscrupulous Despenser family
who were one of the few who stuck loyally to him
with the power and willingness to help punish Lancaster
War of Roses,
generations later
is of course another example of the unwieldy power of the Lancasters
who competed for the throne
even though descended from the 3rd surviving son of Edward III,
John of Gaunt,
who owned over thirty castles by the age of 22
The Yorkists needed the property and moneys combined of their own house
and that of the Mortimers to defeat the
Lancaster House
i can trace my ancestory back through john and katherine, back through all the plantegenets. nice to see what they looked like.
I love that book
Like the music.
Valeu!
Amazing. Edward III was englands greatest king. Also the music for this is amazing. Where do you get the music from ?
Would you also make the sultans of the Ottoman Empire? You are loved ❤️
he appears to resemble his father, and grandfather Edward I Longshanks a bit
from artwork i have seen
he also may resemble Philip le Bel, grandfather,
French king, Isabella's father
What is the song for Phillipa?
These are my grandparents and they look so much like my family does now.
Outstanding. Also of interest is that the Black Death occurred during Edward's reign (1347), which event ruined economies all over Europe. And who was that smiling face at the end? Panagiotis?
Is that supposed to be Richard II at the end because he looks very different from the video of him from a year ago. Or is it supposed to be Edward III?
Yes, it's the same face with a different expression but without the weird moustache beard things.
Really interesting, very impressive. Re the BP, I didn't think he was known as the Black Prince during his lifetime, I thought that was a Victorian add on?
A novel was published based on the lives of King Edward and his family. It was called Oxmoon and set during the 19th century. The fiction characters enact the same actions as this family competing for the estate call Oxmoon.
One of England's greatest Kings.
They are my 26th great grandparents
Pretty cool to find out
Unbelievable what great history United Kingdom has.
So good to see a young Philippa for a change. However, one question I have is why you did not use the Black Prince's tomb in Canterbury Cathedral as a basis to bring him to life. Just wondering. Your work is superb. Thank you.
I have used another statue as the effigy doesn't have a lot of face details, as it's just a nose with a moustache and his whole face covered with mail armour and the helmet.
That makes sense. I had seen the tomb and noticed you cannot get too close to it with those spikes around it. Thank you.@@panagiotisconstantinou
i have the plantegenets on my mom's side and jean duprat, mayor of avion who lost his head for his part of the french revolution on my dad's side. i love all history.
Please make a film about Polish kings and queens, for the sake of the material, I will be grateful
Hi there! I have added a video about the Polish queen Jadwiga and Jagiello some time ago, and I could create some more if you have some suggestions 🙂
Edward III is my 19th great-grandfather.
Why didn't you show the Black Prince younger?
My dear brother looked so much like him.
My direct ancestors, Edward III and Philippa. Fascinating, and thank you.
Your work is extraordinary! Would you ever consider using the poet John Keats to bring his talent to life?
Sure it could be something different for this channel. Any other poets and writers you would like to see?
@@panagiotisconstantinou Chopin,List,George Sand,the Brontes,Jane Austin.....
@@panagiotisconstantinou Lord Byron, Charles Dickens, & Sir Walter Scott. Thank you.
should have used to figure that was actually on the black princes tomb, have been told he looked more like that
I have always felt a great admiration for Isabella. She was treated abomniylly, shoved around by the De Spensers, son and Father. Her jewelry taken without leave and given to De Spenser to swan about with. Once she had produced an heir she could live comfortably but without much in the way of Love until Mortimer. She got her son out of England and safely to France where she could exert some political pressure. Here is to a woman who would stand for a humiliating marriage.
What about a series on Scottish Kings ?
A king doesn’t resign…..he abdicates
Wow he looks like his momma. ❤
Supposedly King Edward the third is my great times however many, grandfather. His son Cardinal Henry Beaufort ( i think son, or grandson he was) had an illegitimate child and I'm descendant from him. I think i missed John of Gaunt (i believe Henry was his child) i can't remember exactly
Some ancestors of mine. Can we see John of Gaunt?
Hi there! There's a video about John of Gaunt in the English history playlist.
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I've read an awful lot about the Plantagenet dynasty and I have found that Alice was well liked by most who knew her, including some of the Kings legitimate children, and most of the Barons. Her son John supported his nephew Richard II. Someone who didn't like her, or the influence she had over Edward was John of Gaunt. He was bitter with her and resented her sons support for Richard over His own son Henry Bollinbroke. History regards her as greedy because she was gifted much of Philippas jewellery. But, it was gifted to her by the most powerful man in Europe, probably the world. She didn't steal it and there's no evidence that she asked for it
Maybe Joan Of Kent Mother of Richard II our Blanch Of Lancaster.
Actually unmarried girls did not hide their hair and brides appeared with unbound hair. Only after marriage did women hide their hair. This persisted through the Tudor period.
Edward III disinherited a very important person,
his granddaughter Philippa,
indeed named after his own wife
and only child to his second son Lionel who died aged about 30
Edward III disinherited from the Crown Philippa and her progeny
which also contributed to the War of the Roses
Legally the disinheritance does not necessarily hold up
but it had a profound effect in family and politics
and caused her progeny to be mistreated by the children of the other sons, House of Lancaster
when they came to power
overlooked for important titles
her male heirs closely watched over almost resembling house arrest
due to their superior claim,
and her granddaughters Anne and Eleanor severely neglected impoverished despite their wealthy and royal background.
from this situation,
Anne married into the powerful House of York,
progeny do 4th surviving sone of Edward III
bringing her inherited superior claim to crown
and the rest is history .
Shocking treatment of Philippa
Edward III to his granddaughter,
in my humble opinion
Englands greatest warrior king
I think the young Edward III looks like our beautiful Prince William. And strangely, Phillipa of Hainault looks much like lovely Catherine, Princess of Wales. Are they reincarnated?
I am happy the DId a serie About Queen Charlotte and king George
What does that inaccurate, overrated show have to do with this video?
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Incorrect periods. He served as King 1327-1377 Edward the II was king 1307-1327
Is Edward III a product of William Wallace and Queen Isabella?
No. That was made up for Braveheart. Isabella was about 9 when Wallace died
Joan of Valois It’s A Sister o Philip VI Of France The Yougest Daughter Of Charles Of Valois.
The best English King
is it any wonder that the product of so much conflict with the reign of his father and interesting relationship between his parents with his fathers special favorites, went onto cause generations of conflict by his own policies with his children and grandchildren ?
although he is known as one of the greatest kings of england,
his policy of fearfully delaying marriages and therefore family and heir making of his two oldest children
Edward the Black Prince and a daughter
until they were well in their thirties,
which is unheard of in that era
caused this huge competitive generation as his other grandchildren were the same age as The Black Princes heir
even though the Black Prince was much older
and it is preferable in royal politics that the next heir is also older than cousins next in line
this combined with the policy of breeding and encouraging entirely ambitious progeny
expecting all sons to be kings in their own right,
second surviving son of Edward III, Lionel was supposed to be king of ireland and scotland
Third surviving John of Gaunt supposedly Duke of independent Brittany
etc etc.
when this empire and little king ships did not fully come about
especially in 1360's
as empire planned by Edward III was waning and failing,
the pieces of pie left over were too small
so the focus was on England for the surviving son John of
Gaunt, Duke of Lancaster
and Edmund of Langley, Duke of York
no other king befire him promoted his sons to the elevated rank of Duke
in the past,
all were simply Earls,
and
were encouraged to focus on supporting the eldest heir
Everyone knows he was Blaaaack!!
Of course he was, white people didn't exist until around 1500
The British King that got the better of the French during the part of the Hundred Year's war that he reigned.
The Great English King.
Both Edward iii of England and his son the Black Prince committed countless war crimes in France and brought decades of abject misery to both countries. Ultimately the early 'gains' in the hundred years war ( eg after the battle of Crecy) were for nothing as the French were very successful later in the war. In the end, after several generations of massive suffering triggered by Edward iii starting the hundred years war, it all ended in 1453 with a complete French victory. Henry V 'victory' at Agincourt in 1415 led to nowhere. It is odd that so many English historians cheer on Edward and Henry's wars, with their huge loss of life and a vast waste of taxes and resources.
The sickness and eventual death of his illustrious son who he wanted dearly to have succeed him, the Black Prince, took a bad toll on him. You see his eldest son have been with him since he was a young teenage father through many a adventure and battles, the boy himself growing into a fearsome warrior learning from his father and other fighting nobles.
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