Well he had been kidnapped by a rival family. As long as he was alive and in there hold, they ruled castile. If fact they hid the fact of his death. She sent knights to steal her brothers body back to prove his death and some to retrieve her son from Leon. To me it's just one of those unfortunate and odd deaths. After I did some research, it seems legit.
Emperor Shang of Han (Chinese: 漢殤帝; pinyin: Hàn Shāng Dì; Wade-Giles: Han Shang-ti; Late October or Early November 105 - 21 September 106) was an infant emperor of the Chinese Han Dynasty and the fifth emperor of the Eastern Han. The Empress Dowager Deng placed him on the throne when he was barely over 100 days old。
Supposedly is! If you believe in them at least.. we’ll I’m not sure which castle exactly but she apparently walks the grounds of the castle carrying her head... I can’t remember what I watched but if you search lady Jane grey ghost it should come up!
13:37 Although the drawing may look exaggerated, Queen Amélie did actually start beating one of the assassins with the bouquet of flowers she was holding
The reason why she isn’t referred as Jane the first is because a monarch isn’t really truly the sovereign until they had the coronation and if they don’t have the coronation then they aren’t really considered an official monarch
@@roidetesreves2298 In that case King Edward V, one of the Princes in the Tower should not be an official monarch as he was never crowned, but he is included in all the official lists. In contrast Prince Louis of France was crowned at Westminster Abbey in 1216 but is not included in the official list.
I think there are two reasons she doesn’t generally appear in list if British monarchs. One, it is generally believed that her Ascension to the throne was a coup, and a failed one, against the rightful secession. Two, she was disliked by the people. Remember that the people of England didn’t even know who she was and were anticipating Mary, the daughter of the beloved Queen Catherine of Aragon. Catherine had been an incredibly popular Queen by the people, she even lead to English to victory over a Scottish attack while Henry was playing war in France. So regardless of religion the vast majority wanted Mary on the throne, not a woman they had never heard of until her Ascension to the throne. The only support Jane had was from protestant nobility.
Neil Buckley really impressed by the knowledge that the barons tried to put Louis of France on the throne after King John got the Pope to declare Magna Carta null. Also, I agree with your point.
Actually, Edward VI wasn't sickly from birth as people often believe. The boy just happened to have caught many diseases in a short span of time (measles, a fever and tuberculosis) and his immune system couldn't fight it all. Gotta feel bad for that boy. I believe he would have turned out way better than his father.
He was a complete prig. He was a fanatical protestant. He was not measured enough to be a good ruler. Only one of Henry's children that was fit to rule was Elizabeth.
@@ingriddubbel8468 sorry since I am no expert but he didn't had that much of a grasp upon the decisions since Edward Seymour then John Dudley were the one 'reigning' since he was a minor if I can recall properly? Seymour even was nicknamed 'the king without the name' if I do not mistake?
Actually the shortest ruling Chinese emperor isn't Emperor Taichang, but Emperor Mo of Jin Dynasty, who ruled just less than two hours before being killed in action!
You forgot about the reign of the last Italian sovereign...Umberto II who ruled for only one month in 1946, that's why he's also called "the May's king"
@@Edmonton-of2ec that's questionable. Fascist propaganda started to spread this rumour because he was extremely popular and expecially because they feared that he could disobey the regime. What is historically proven is that they actually collected a report about his personal life and relationships. The content is unknown.
You missed king John the first of France, nicknamed "The Posthumous", who reigned throughout his whole life: he was crowned king when he left his mother's womb after his father died when his wife was pregnant. He died 4 days later. (also he was a rare example of french kings not being called Louis or Charles)
Another small correction: When Napoleon II was born, the Holy Roman Empire had been dissolved for 5 years and his grandfather had taken the title of Emperor of Austria. So he and his mother could not flee to the Holy Roman Emperor.
I watched a whole minute ad just so I was sure you get the revenue. You deserve it! I've never really been into history before but your videos captivate my interest
Where is Michael of Russia? Was legally Czar of Russia for almost 48 hours in 1917 until the Duma declared the country a Republic under the Provisional Government with Kerensky as Premier.
@@anasimpsonn just elementary research & real knowledge of history would help, but I get the feeling this channel & it's subs are not serious history buffs but "royalty fans". Very vapid people....unsub I already did
Kevin Clements Yeah I agree with that sentiment. It’s more about glorifying monarchy then an interest in history. This channel makes major historical mistakes in basically every video
@@TAK-yj4hj yeah it's why I just unsubscribed. I lasted all of 2 videos on this channel. The 1st one I said "notice her a chance" but with three glaring mistakes on this one, I said "no gotta say something & unsub" I just hate misinformation
King Bomibol (sorry if the spelling is wrong) of Thailand ruled over 70 years (I think) and Elizabeth II has ruled for about 68 years, Queen Vic was about 64 years.
yes your right cerddwen: the longest ruling major monarch in european and french history is louis xvi the *sun king* who ruled 72 years... king Bumipol Rama IX of thailand too ruled 71 years, in thailand.... victoria and elizabeth ....they both reigned over 60years..., most monarchs in europe are related and reign not rule..., some minor european,asian & african states may even have those who ruled over 70 years..... on this video of shortest reigns, rule....was queen jane even crowned as queen regnant of england ?
@@jardon8636 that's nothing taejo of goguryeo ruled for 117 years My longest regiening mornarch list Jangsu of goguryeo regien : 78 years Kangari (I hope i spell his name correctly) Reign : 78 years Count William Reign : 78 years Mahanyod Reign : 80 years Emanric Reign : 80 years Lord berneard the VII Reign : 81 years King sobhuza the 2nd Reign : 82 years Pepsi the 2nd Reign : 94 years Emempor koan Reign : 101 years Taejo of goguryeo Reign : 117 years Honable mention Henrich the 11th Reign : 77 years
: normally if a monarch or ruler , rules over 85 years.... the ruler is very very old or the ruler was 11months old becoming king or queen, empress or emperor, so sometimes,. usefulcharts and other historians, divide the regency or others * assisting the monarch time* and the actuall rulers time up.. normally from 15 to 16yrs old too rule.... Pepi II sources say ruled 94years, this is either possible if he was very young when becoming pharoh or shared the throne, and dying at a very very old age, in comparision to other egyptian pharos...
3:12 Yea Pang De was never my favorite character in dynasty warrior either but calling him a madman is a bit too far. The picture of the lady you've also shown in 3:37 wouldn't be born until 200 years after the said event. It's like talking about Anne Boleyn and shows a picture of Anne, Queen of Great Britain. I know that Chinese history is largely unfamiliar territory to western cultures but her get-ups aren't even remotely similar to the other portraits that you've also included in the video.
Happens in other videos too sadly... If it's too unfamiliar maybe there should be more research done or exclude pictures that are misleading. Another video showed a Japanese painting nowhere near middle ages and was used when referring to medieval China...
Tzar Nichola II of Russia abdicated in favour of his brother, who technically became Tzar Michael II until he was killed three months later. I say technically because he wasn't universally accepted and he wasn't crowned, or whatever the procedure was in Russia.
It would be really interesting if you'd show a map of where the people ruled and what country it is today. or in the case of the Pontifex, where he came from.
She had a tragic childhood, but she ended up marrying her cousin and living a lavish lifestyle to be expected of a Madame Royale even in exile. She came to be happy and lived a long life,bless her heart may she R.I.P.
Please Do A Video On Margeret Of France,The Second Wife Of King Edward I,Longshanks Of England. She Was Never Crowned,But Nevertheless Held An Important Place In Court And In Edward's Heart As Queen. She Got Along Well With Her Stepson,Of Whom She Was Only 2 Years Older,Prince Edward Of Canaveron,The Future King Edward II,And His Wife,Isabella Of France,Nicknamed "The She-Wolf Of France." She Even Witnessed The Birth Of Edward III!
4:09 - This is the second time recently that I've heard of someone getting sick due to excessive sex. Does this really happen? 7:20 - And they didn't even know yet how dangerous smoking was! I realize he probably did it for religious reasons, not health reasons, but I can't help admiring him a bit for it, even so!
i dont think he died of excessive sex at all. this talk about sex is harmful to health is an ancient belief in east asia. most of us asians are no longer even aware of it, but people in deep rural china still believe it though. I mighty think the emperor was killed by his father's favorite woman.
Not because of excessive sex, but most likely because of drug overdose. Emperor of this time period often use drug to enchance their ability. This is probably why he was first given laxative to induce diarrhea, to get rid of the posion in his body.
I was king of Belgium for 4 days until the men with the white coats entered my room and took me away, now I have to live in exile at a hospital with other former kings. Sometimes i look across the highway from my window and dream of returning to my homeland. My good friends, Fat Napoleon, Asian Napoleon and Black Napoleon, have agreed to put together an army and retake Wing C of the Eisenhower Building and give it to me in exchange for Ghent and parts of Flanders, our ministers are drafting the treaty as we speak at my summer residence: Room 436 of Wing B, wish us luck!
You got it wrong. Mary did not have Jane executed because of a plot that threatened Philip. Jane was executed because while in prison she was advocating her position and rebellion against Mary. Mary may be the bloody queen but Jane has a hand in her own demise. The image of the poor little puppet is actually not accurate. Although that’s what they wanted her to be she proved in those nine days that she was not going to be pushed around. To start with she refused to have her husband crowned king, he was going to be her consort and nothing else. She was ready to die for her religion as well. While she is a sympathetic figure she is not the pitiful one that is always presented.
It is such a myth Edward VI was sickly. He had a bout of measles as a child and I understand there are no other recorded illnesses until the last months of his life when he caught TB, of which he died.
what pictures are you using? 3:41 Picture of the man tied on pillar is from three kingdoms The lady on the left is dressed in Qing costume What do they have to do with a Ming emperor
Thank u maam Lindsay for all the educational videos. I'm from the Philippines but I'm really interested about the English monarchs also Scottish and Irish history
A small note: in Portuguese, the name Filipe is pronounce almoust exactly as Philip. Indeed, Portuguese words that end in an E almost always rhyme with English words that end in an E.
Ohhh how I love your channel!!!!! I love history and I find this is the best and interesting contents. I watched Maria Theresa's daughters first then followed by others. Thank you!!!!! Keep up great work! God bless!
1:44 "Historians are divided as to whether the young king was standing on a black X mark at the time. Even more argue whether the sound of contact was akin to a metallic clang as with an anvil."
Yes unfortunaly he was the last king, Manuel II was a great king btw, but republican movement was well under way in Portugal by this time. It was a shame that an 8 centuries old Monarchy came to an end. King Manuel II is never forgoten!
@@nacht98 Indeed. I think his reign can be characterized from a remark from João Chagas, in a declaration stating “...your Highness arrives too young into a very old world....”
Don't forget Zimri, fifth king of Israel after the kingdom was divided into Israel and Judah. Zimri's reign lasted all of seven days. 1 Kings 16: 15-20.
“While playing with other children, a tile fell from the roof and struck him in the head.”
I have questions.
So do i
Something about that seems awfully fishy
Well he had been kidnapped by a rival family. As long as he was alive and in there hold, they ruled castile. If fact they hid the fact of his death. She sent knights to steal her brothers body back to prove his death and some to retrieve her son from Leon.
To me it's just one of those unfortunate and odd deaths. After I did some research, it seems legit.
@@joycebigley3050 Well it was clear he was eating fish so that why its fishy.
👋 sames... Haha also that pic of him.. its great
Wow. Those are some short reigns. "I'll heat up some coffee" "Coffee's done. Where'd the King go??"
"Death." "I don´t think that´s a place"
HahaHahaHahahaHaha
😂😂😂
"Went to find to donut holes." "But nothing's here." "Success!"
Silber Wölfin
Well I don’t think I’ll go there then 😂
Hmm… could you perhaps talk about the youngest monarchs? (Like Mary, Queen of Scots, becoming so at the age of six… days.)
SEGASister yes i want to see this as well !
Like John the Posthumous of France? King from birth but died at five days old?
Pedro II of brazil as considered young ?
Emperor Shang of Han (Chinese: 漢殤帝; pinyin: Hàn Shāng Dì; Wade-Giles: Han Shang-ti; Late October or Early November 105 - 21 September 106) was an infant emperor of the Chinese Han Dynasty and the fifth emperor of the Eastern Han.
The Empress Dowager Deng placed him on the throne when he was barely over 100 days old。
SEGASister sLouis XIV became king at 5...
Poor Jane! All that, before she was even 17. And as if that wasn't depressing enough, doesn't "Lady Jane Gray" just sound like the name of a ghost?
I've always thought this too! 👻
Jane I and Katherine Howard both died young..
@@ok-hr4if That could be...
it's similar to the grey lady in harry potter
Supposedly is! If you believe in them at least.. we’ll I’m not sure which castle exactly but she apparently walks the grounds of the castle carrying her head... I can’t remember what I watched but if you search lady Jane grey ghost it should come up!
13:37 Although the drawing may look exaggerated, Queen Amélie did actually start beating one of the assassins with the bouquet of flowers she was holding
Lady was like, "if I go down I want to go down swinging!"
We stan
@@koolnomi95 lmao that one tough lady.
DAMMM if I was that assassin I would be ashamed that I got beat up by a boqauet of flower
cherry hill honestly tho
I misread this as "Shortest Royals in History" and was fully ready to watch that! Still, great video as always!
Hoping for a video on that too😊
We gotta make this happen
Napoleon would be #1
Hahaha I read it the same way. Very curious about the short side of royalty. 🤣😂
@@moomoomoo33ass Napoleon was not that short actually. I guess #1 would probably be some ancient ruler in Asia
Thank you for referring to Lady Jane Grey as Jane I. It’s a shame she is generally not considered one of England’s queen regnants!
Agree!
The reason why she isn’t referred as Jane the first is because a monarch isn’t really truly the sovereign until they had the coronation and if they don’t have the coronation then they aren’t really considered an official monarch
@@roidetesreves2298 In that case King Edward V, one of the Princes in the Tower should not be an official monarch as he was never crowned, but he is included in all the official lists. In contrast Prince Louis of France was crowned at Westminster Abbey in 1216 but is not included in the official list.
I think there are two reasons she doesn’t generally appear in list if British monarchs.
One, it is generally believed that her Ascension to the throne was a coup, and a failed one, against the rightful secession.
Two, she was disliked by the people. Remember that the people of England didn’t even know who she was and were anticipating Mary, the daughter of the beloved Queen Catherine of Aragon. Catherine had been an incredibly popular Queen by the people, she even lead to English to victory over a Scottish attack while Henry was playing war in France. So regardless of religion the vast majority wanted Mary on the throne, not a woman they had never heard of until her Ascension to the throne. The only support Jane had was from protestant nobility.
Neil Buckley really impressed by the knowledge that the barons tried to put Louis of France on the throne after King John got the Pope to declare Magna Carta null.
Also, I agree with your point.
Poor Jane. She was executed over a role she never wanted nor asked for.
Thanks for the shout out 🤓
Omg UsefulCharts
You and Lindsay should make a collaboration
Actually, Edward VI wasn't sickly from birth as people often believe.
The boy just happened to have caught many diseases in a short span of time (measles, a fever and tuberculosis) and his immune system couldn't fight it all.
Gotta feel bad for that boy. I believe he would have turned out way better than his father.
Its hard to top the dispicble father.
He was a complete prig.
He was a fanatical protestant.
He was not measured enough to be a good ruler.
Only one of Henry's children that was fit to rule was Elizabeth.
@@ingriddubbel8468 sorry since I am no expert but he didn't had that much of a grasp upon the decisions since Edward Seymour then John Dudley were the one 'reigning' since he was a minor if I can recall properly? Seymour even was nicknamed 'the king without the name' if I do not mistake?
All three of Henry's legitimate kids were sick in the head. Edward had just as much of a zeal for burning people as his father did.
IKR imagine beheading your WIFE
....twice.
Actually the shortest ruling Chinese emperor isn't Emperor Taichang, but Emperor Mo of Jin Dynasty, who ruled just less than two hours before being killed in action!
She didn't say he was the shortest ruling emperor of China, she said Ming Dynasty, but thanks anyway!
She said Mind Dynasty not China
😶😶😶😂.... Sorry... It's tragic, but I still found it funny...
actually the daughter of emperor Xiaoming ruled for 1 hour
I was about to flip a table if Lady Jane Grey wasn’t on the list haha!
Same! Hahaha
she's litterally on the thumbnail though lol
psyyche True but I’m lowkey blind lmao
@@ElinorMahoney big mood there
Because that is a rational response?
You forgot about the reign of the last Italian sovereign...Umberto II who ruled for only one month in 1946, that's why he's also called "the May's king"
Exactly!!!
More like the Gay King, especially with all the rumours of homosexuality around him
@@Edmonton-of2ec that's questionable. Fascist propaganda started to spread this rumour because he was extremely popular and expecially because they feared that he could disobey the regime. What is historically proven is that they actually collected a report about his personal life and relationships. The content is unknown.
Rosanna Cassano Allow me to indulge in puns when I can. But yes I know, the credibility of these accusations is dubious at best
What’s so wrong about being gay?
Lady Jane's story is truly sad. She was awesome, but ended up in executed in the Tower of London, arrested by her own father.
You missed king John the first of France, nicknamed "The Posthumous", who reigned throughout his whole life: he was crowned king when he left his mother's womb after his father died when his wife was pregnant. He died 4 days later. (also he was a rare example of french kings not being called Louis or Charles)
Reminded me of that Baby Ivan of Russia... The before Catherine the Great...
Ah, so that is why the french kings stuck to 2 names!
"Why, oh, why didn't I take the blue pill?"
Vlad the Impaler yes. Just yes.
Lol because the blue pill wasn't available
Damn, he should’ve taken the blue pill
LOL I was thinking the same
We all know freak accidents weren't a thing back then, someone was after the throne.
me, after digesting too much historical books (fiction & non-fiction) & Asian historical dramas: *dUh*
Another small correction:
When Napoleon II was born, the Holy Roman Empire had been dissolved for 5 years and his grandfather had taken the title of Emperor of Austria. So he and his mother could not flee to the Holy Roman Emperor.
Also the battle of Waterloo was fought on the 18th June 1815
I watched a whole minute ad just so I was sure you get the revenue. You deserve it! I've never really been into history before but your videos captivate my interest
I'm laughing at how short their reign were meanwile I haven't been a queen for a freakin second lol
Where is Michael of Russia? Was legally Czar of Russia for almost 48 hours in 1917 until the Duma declared the country a Republic under the Provisional Government with Kerensky as Premier.
Kevin Clements I was waiting for someone to mention him-
@@anasimpsonn just elementary research & real knowledge of history would help, but I get the feeling this channel & it's subs are not serious history buffs but "royalty fans". Very vapid people....unsub I already did
Kevin Clements
Yeah I agree with that sentiment. It’s more about glorifying monarchy then an interest in history. This channel makes major historical mistakes in basically every video
@@TAK-yj4hj yeah it's why I just unsubscribed. I lasted all of 2 videos on this channel. The 1st one I said "notice her a chance" but with three glaring mistakes on this one, I said "no gotta say something & unsub" I just hate misinformation
Actually he “essentially” instantly gave up his claim saying he would only be Tsar if a legitimately elected government offered him the crown.
I'm the king 👑👑👑(20 Minutes Later) Not Anymore
I'm the king now.
Louis XIX: Awwww😥😩😩
I absolutely love the way you present history. Keep up the good work!
Monarch any% speedrun, no glitching.
Awesome Reigns done quick lol
Lol
Lovely video! I never knew I had an interest in royal history until I started watching your channel!
maybe you can do the longest ruling or regning monarchs in history, in europe, asia,africa etc...
King Bomibol (sorry if the spelling is wrong) of Thailand ruled over 70 years (I think) and Elizabeth II has ruled for about 68 years, Queen Vic was about 64 years.
yes your right cerddwen:
the longest ruling major monarch in european and french history is louis xvi the *sun king* who ruled 72 years...
king Bumipol Rama IX of thailand too ruled 71 years, in thailand....
victoria and elizabeth ....they both reigned over 60years..., most monarchs in europe are related and reign not rule..., some minor european,asian & african states may even have those who ruled over 70 years.....
on this video of shortest reigns, rule....was queen jane even crowned as queen regnant of england ?
@@jardon8636 that's nothing taejo of goguryeo ruled for 117 years
My longest regiening mornarch list
Jangsu of goguryeo
regien : 78 years
Kangari (I hope i spell his name correctly)
Reign : 78 years
Count William
Reign : 78 years
Mahanyod
Reign : 80 years
Emanric
Reign : 80 years
Lord berneard the VII
Reign : 81 years
King sobhuza the 2nd
Reign : 82 years
Pepsi the 2nd
Reign : 94 years
Emempor koan
Reign : 101 years
Taejo of goguryeo
Reign : 117 years
Honable mention
Henrich the 11th
Reign : 77 years
longest ruling was pepi II 94 years
: normally if a monarch or ruler , rules over 85 years....
the ruler is very very old or the ruler was 11months old becoming king or queen, empress or emperor, so sometimes,.
usefulcharts and other historians, divide the regency or others * assisting the monarch time* and the actuall rulers time up.. normally from 15 to 16yrs old too rule....
Pepi II sources say ruled 94years, this is either possible if he was very young when becoming pharoh or shared the throne, and dying at a very very old age, in comparision to other egyptian pharos...
3:12 Yea Pang De was never my favorite character in dynasty warrior either but calling him a madman is a bit too far.
The picture of the lady you've also shown in 3:37 wouldn't be born until 200 years after the said event. It's like talking about Anne Boleyn and shows a picture of Anne, Queen of Great Britain. I know that Chinese history is largely unfamiliar territory to western cultures but her get-ups aren't even remotely similar to the other portraits that you've also included in the video.
Happens in other videos too sadly... If it's too unfamiliar maybe there should be more research done or exclude pictures that are misleading. Another video showed a Japanese painting nowhere near middle ages and was used when referring to medieval China...
Lindsay, I hate to be the one to break this to you, but Les Miserables was based off a revolt in 1832, not the July Revolution
So noting that basically don't be a French royal or involved in France or you won't last long LOL
I mean. Before all the makeup and silks they were descended from Vikings 😝 I'd say some of that ruthlessness was passed on.
@@a.munroe This makes so much sense ;) After all, we adopted our current monarch's family from France and they've reigned for over 200 years.
~A Swede
Louis XIV, the longest-reigning monarch in history, says hi
Well just before that Louis XIV had reigned during 72 years and his heir Louis XV, 59 years.
@@karenholl2489 no epemper koan is the longest reining morach
Tzar Nichola II of Russia abdicated in favour of his brother, who technically became Tzar Michael II until he was killed three months later. I say technically because he wasn't universally accepted and he wasn't crowned, or whatever the procedure was in Russia.
I’ll second that recommendation to Useful Charts. That channel has been so helpful in my own research! It deserves more love IMO.
I'm a huge history lover and I love your videos very much I've learnt so much from them
I can't believe that this time, I actually get the notification from TH-cam!!! I'm so happy 😂
Great video!
your so underrated I love this channel cause I learn so much from it thank you so much
He's not a royal, but I think you should have included William Henry Harrison on the honorable mentions, just for laughs
Who is that?
@@Vikulja0411 The only president in US history to only be in office for one month
He died of pneumonia in April of 1841, after just one month in office. He likely caught it after his two hour inauguration in the rain
@@SEGASister 2 hr. speech.
@@rilianelucifen876 As far as I know, 2 of Tyler's grandsons are still alive.
Small correction: the rebellion which is portrayed in Les Miserables happened in 1832 against Louis-Philippe I’s government.
I was scrolling the comments looking for this. I'm always correcting people for attributing Les Mis to any of France's other revolutions
Super interesting and such a creative idea for a video!! Great video as always!!! Keep it up Lindsay!!!
It would be really interesting if you'd show a map of where the people ruled and what country it is today. or in the case of the Pontifex, where he came from.
King John I of France, posthumous son of Louis X, born a king and died at age 5 days (leading to first succession crisis in France).
Quite interesting! Poor Marie Therese, Queen of France for 20 minutes. What a tragic life she led.
She had a tragic childhood, but she ended up marrying her cousin and living a lavish lifestyle to be expected of a Madame Royale even in exile. She came to be happy and lived a long life,bless her heart may she R.I.P.
Omigod, already out? I was expecting this much later!
When he took the red pills, he didn't die. He woke up from the matrix.
Please Do A Video On Margeret Of France,The Second Wife Of King Edward I,Longshanks Of England. She Was Never Crowned,But Nevertheless Held An Important Place In Court And In Edward's Heart As Queen. She Got Along Well With Her Stepson,Of Whom She Was Only 2 Years Older,Prince Edward Of Canaveron,The Future King Edward II,And His Wife,Isabella Of France,Nicknamed "The She-Wolf Of France." She Even Witnessed The Birth Of Edward III!
This is allot of work that you put into all this. Great job
Love your vidoes, sure wish they were longer though because they are all so interesting and really well done.
If she had done her research well, she should have reconsidered putting Urban in as part of this video. For popes are not royalty.
I am fascinated by the Portuguese royal family! Could you make more videos about them? Great video btw
Im the true king of portugal
4:09 - This is the second time recently that I've heard of someone getting sick due to excessive sex. Does this really happen?
7:20 - And they didn't even know yet how dangerous smoking was! I realize he probably did it for religious reasons, not health reasons, but I can't help admiring him a bit for it, even so!
i dont think he died of excessive sex at all. this talk about sex is harmful to health is an ancient belief in east asia. most of us asians are no longer even aware of it, but people in deep rural china still believe it though. I mighty think the emperor was killed by his father's favorite woman.
Not because of excessive sex, but most likely because of drug overdose. Emperor of this time period often use drug to enchance their ability. This is probably why he was first given laxative to induce diarrhea, to get rid of the posion in his body.
I mean there is a rumor Raphael (the renaissance artist) and Pope John XII suffered the fate likely, or it may have been syphilis.
Could you do a video on the Portugues Monarchy?
I love all of your videos! You’re so good at explaining everything, and it’s so entertaining.
Thank you for doing this video! Very, very interesting. So interesting that I watched it twice
I was king of Belgium for 4 days until the men with the white coats entered my room and took me away, now I have to live in exile at a hospital with other former kings. Sometimes i look across the highway from my window and dream of returning to my homeland. My good friends, Fat Napoleon, Asian Napoleon and Black Napoleon, have agreed to put together an army and retake Wing C of the Eisenhower Building and give it to me in exchange for Ghent and parts of Flanders, our ministers are drafting the treaty as we speak at my summer residence: Room 436 of Wing B, wish us luck!
You got it wrong. Mary did not have Jane executed because of a plot that threatened Philip. Jane was executed because while in prison she was advocating her position and rebellion against Mary. Mary may be the bloody queen but Jane has a hand in her own demise.
The image of the poor little puppet is actually not accurate. Although that’s what they wanted her to be she proved in those nine days that she was not going to be pushed around. To start with she refused to have her husband crowned king, he was going to be her consort and nothing else. She was ready to die for her religion as well. While she is a sympathetic figure she is not the pitiful one that is always presented.
It is such a myth Edward VI was sickly. He had a bout of measles as a child and I understand there are no other recorded illnesses until the last months of his life when he caught TB, of which he died.
what pictures are you using?
3:41
Picture of the man tied on pillar is from three kingdoms
The lady on the left is dressed in Qing costume
What do they have to do with a Ming emperor
Thank u maam Lindsay for all the educational videos. I'm from the Philippines but I'm really interested about the English monarchs also Scottish and Irish history
Thank You Lindsey, I really enjoy your videos and I always watch useful charts as well!
@12:06 “his reign is usually not counted”. But history remembers the 20 minutes your cousin reigned... 😂😂😂
I love your vids, they bring history to life 🤗
A small note: in Portuguese, the name Filipe is pronounce almoust exactly as Philip. Indeed, Portuguese words that end in an E almost always rhyme with English words that end in an E.
A very interesting video thanks for posting
I think a series on Asian rulers would be cool
Wow I just learned that I’m descended Queen Berengaria and this popped up in my feed!
Your voice is really relaxing
Lindsay Holiday and Useful Charts, the most ambitious crossover of the century
More like the most ambitious but not enough researched crossover.
He didn't die from taking the Red Pill, he just escaped the Matrix :)
Ohhh how I love your channel!!!!! I love history and I find this is the best and interesting contents. I watched Maria Theresa's daughters first then followed by others. Thank you!!!!! Keep up great work! God bless!
Wasn't one of the 'princes' in the tower was actually king?
"Technically"
Yh
8:25 Jane stop this crazy thing!Jane Jane
I love you channel, Lindsay! Good Job!
**Jane, a 17-year-old, gets her head chopped off**
Me: **Also being a 17-year-old** "Uhhh... that sucks-"
Love love your channel greetings from Louisiana!!!! Great video
Thanks for the link 👍🛐
1:44 "Historians are divided as to whether the young king was standing on a black X mark at the time. Even more argue whether the sound of contact was akin to a metallic clang as with an anvil."
I get giddy seeing a new video has come out on this channel
“At the age of 69”
N i c e .
Hehehehe... this was the comment I was looking for
You could also have talked about Jean first the posthum who had been king of France from his birth to his death at the age of four days 🙂
If your voice was on those recordings they would play in high school history class, kids would learn so much more. Thank you for sharing❤
You forgot Edmund I of the Blackadder Dynasty who reigned about 30 seconds before dying from drinking poisoned wine.
Often referred to by his father as "Edgar" 😉
@@NH55323 Edna too.
The greatest monarch England never had.
Can you do Empress Myeongseong of Korea? Her story is quite tragic.
Really injoyin join this video series good job ma'am!
Correction: Henry V was Louis XIX’s nephew
okay at first when i read the title, i thought it said "the shortest royals in history". clearly i cant read but i love your videos :)
Funny enough, Manuel II also had a relatively short reign, only reigning for about 2 years.
Yes unfortunaly he was the last king, Manuel II was a great king btw, but republican movement was well under way in Portugal by this time. It was a shame that an 8 centuries old Monarchy came to an end. King Manuel II is never forgoten!
@@nacht98 Indeed. I think his reign can be characterized from a remark from João Chagas, in a declaration stating “...your Highness arrives too young into a very old world....”
That Damn Red Pill!!
Useful charts are absolutely great!
Lindsay I like UsefulCharts too!
same
I was just thinking about this! Whoever reined shortest
Damn it I blinked
I love watching Useful Charts.
Please do a part 3 of queen victoria's grankids
She did already
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She already did here is the link.
YES she did
I love all your videos, I need to become a patron 😅😅
5:59
Napoleon abolished the hre in 1806.
Les Mis was actually the June Rebellion of 1832 I believe not the July Rebellion of 1830, but still much closer than calling it the French Revolution
I played as King Alfonso VIII on Crusader Kings. I had no idea how much I dramatically altered history 😂😂
Hey,How About A Series Of Videos On Queens Of Europe Who Were Never Crowned,Who Knows How Many There Must Have Been Since The Early Middle Ages!
Don't forget Zimri, fifth king of Israel after the kingdom was divided into Israel and Judah. Zimri's reign lasted all of seven days. 1 Kings 16: 15-20.
As soon lad I saw this I thought of lady Jane gray. She died for something she did not even want
Seriously love your videos. Keep up the great work.
Love your videos... And your voice
Can you do kings and queens of Egypt?❤️