Age of Empires II Wonders
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- Age of Empires II: The Conquerors Expansion wonders
Wonders Information:
· Great Pyramid of Tenochtitlan:
Location: Tenochtitlán, México City.
Constructed: Around 1325 - XVI Century
· Aachen Cathedral:
Location: Aachen, Western Germany
Constructed: 790 - 805
· Hagia Sophia:
Location: Istanbul, Turkey
Constructed: 532 - 537
· Rock of Cashel:
Location: Cashel, County Tipperary, Munster, Ireland
Constructed: XII anf XIII centuries
· Temple of Heaven
Location: Beijing, China
Constructed: 1420
· Mausoleum of Theodoric I
Location: Ravena, Italy
Constructed: 520 AD
· Todai-ji Temple
Location: Nara, Japan
Constructed: ???? (still searching)
· Senso-ji Temple pagoda:
Location: Asakusa, Taitō, Tokyo
Constructed: ???? (still searching)
· Masks Temple:
Location: Tikal, Guatemala
Constructed: Around 500 AD
· Taq-i Kisra Palace:
Location: Ctesifonte, Iraq
Constructed: 500 - 560
· Great Mosque of Samarra:
Location: Samarra, Iraq
Constructed: 848 - 852
· Torre del Oro:
Location: Seville, Spain
Constructed: first third of the XIII Century
· Maria Laach Abbey:
Location: Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany
Constructed: 1093
· Süleymaniye Mosque:
Location: Istanbul, Turkey
Constructed: 1550 - 1557
·Borgund stave church:
Location: Borgund, Norway
Constructed: end of the XII Century
Senso-ji is located in downtown Tokyo, definitely not a Korean one, and it doesn't really look like the model in the game either.
I'm not 100% sure, but the real model of Korean wonder is the 9-story pagoda at the site of Hwangryong-sa Temple, located in Gyeongju. This pagoda was burnt down by Mongols and never rebuilt, and no visual detail is left, so we have to totally imagine it.
Great to see that most of the wonders are reserved to this day
I've visited Borgund stave church (spelled Borgund stavkirke). And the amazing thing is that it is made entirely out of wood. That is pretty amazing regarding the fact that this church is over 1000 years old.
Hun logic: Builds an already decimated Roman Arch, takes about the same amount of time and is as strong as every other wonder.
This can apply with the Genghis Khan tent as well. Like, really? An oversized tent?
Civilizations are beautiful
2016 and i watch again.
Me too :D
Me too.
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Near 2020
@@Luca-vw7fs near 2021
And that show us how modern art destroy the beauty of the builds, every single build today is a fricking big square with windows.
It's not really modern art, but practicality and utilitarianism. It's much cheaper and faster to create buildings that are uniform and simple. There's nothing artistic about it really, which is the problem.
@@I2dios8 it is absolutely ideologically motivated
It makes no sense how people with more limited tools and means to build were able to create this architecture and now we make shit.
@@sonikkumania6917 It's not only that, we are not capable anymore to recreat a pyramide or the cities under the amazon forest, we just don't know, we actually lost the knowledge.
it's so true. Nowadays buildings are uniform in design. They called it 'modern design' but I don't think so. I'd prefer it as extreme simplistic design
Goths beginning song was creepy
+KZANG3 I feel the same
Yeah
+KZANG3 But badass, especially in a Roman donkey-kicking way.
Nice, now take The Forgotten expansion next! c:
Btw, a similar monument of the Great Mosque of Samarra is located in Kamerun, Africa.
This video is amazing!
2016 and I watch again :D
Thirteen years ago.... man...
This game is so old but it's still not dying..
The stavkirk is one of my favorites architectural styles. I would like to know Norway and Sweden just for the stavkirks and I hope to travel someday. My favorite one: Fantoft in Bergen, Norway. Greetings from Mexico.
Fantastic vdeo. Congrats.
Nice video!
Viking wonder is awesome
3:06 wow ;)...greeat job man respect nice video
Thanks for making this video =)
I liked it.
Great video!
Very Nice :D :D :D i had NO idea that those wonders in Aoe2 really exeicts
beautifull man, great job... great video
why would the british have aechen cathedral? that wonder is german!, on another note fun fact: the mayan and Aztec temples when they were functioning were painted in vibrant colors.
Yea but I mean they really dont have the direct connection to the holy roman empire itself. even the HRE invaded the saxons on there own home(who are the ones you are talking about) which still seems like an odd choice.
+Sami Savonjousi That doesnt make a lot of sense to be honest. Like saying the Teutons had Indian war elephants because they both speak indo-germanic languages.
I thought the same thing. Same goes for the Koreans' wonder in Tokyo
Electric paisy You have to understand that the majority of the temples in Japan constructed during the sixth and seventh centuries were built by Korean architects and artisans - which was based on the pagoda styles of Beakje and Goguryeo.
In fact, the Aztec temple was painted in bright white, when Spanish conquerors arrived and saw it at the distance, they thought that was covered in silver, the mayan piramyds were painted in a vibrant red...
good job, i enjoyed it! :D
Recomendation brought me here
The Video was perfect. I really liked the way you showed the AOE2 wonders and the real ones and compared them. Really cool!
1:45 Frank wonder is anachronistic. St. Vitus cahtedral's Western portal was finished in 1928 as part of celebrations 10 years since first Czechoslovak republic's establishment
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Awesome video of the historical wonders.
I really enjoyed it. =) Congrats.
That was awesome,man!!
i give 5 stars!!!It was so cool!!
gr8t video man good work :)
I remember the Aachen Cathedral because I played as the British so much and the Senso-ji Temple pagoda because it was so freaking huge lol
Very nice video!
i love to play all of the age of empires games so i love to see a good video about them good job by the way i like to play as the japanese cause of there samurai
Wow! Nice video! :D
Very, very nice.
I've been only in Rock of Cashel (that's in Ireland). But great, though. ;)
Great video.
The Byzantine and Turk wonders look identical. I know the Hagia Sophia was once a basilical church and turned into a mosque, but wow the photos look the same.
nice video, this was interesting
nice.. these really are true wonders of the world, that stood the test of time... :) except for the Ghenghis Khan tent.... :D
The Spanish one was built by Muslims ! (Almohads)
very nice video thanks
Nice work man!
good video, i liked
great video
I've been to the Hagia Sophia. Beautiful building. even more spectacular inside
You did it again youtube...
Great job!
great video, man
Great job
thanks for the awesome research!
nice pics:)
nice shown...
AoE2, not only a game - that is a funny lesson of history at your PC! Oh yeah, I miss that times ...
The great temple in Tenochtiltan is called Templo mayor, which served as the temples to huitzilapotchi and Tlaloc.
Great vid! although you forgot the Persian one... i laughed when it got to the Mongols :P
Personal favourite is the Vikings'!
I love the vikings! I live in sweden and i love the history of the skandinavian vikings.
Good clipshow!
Temple of the Mask is the most beautiful one.
Mayans are still the best!
Gran Jaguar Temple is the correct pyramid and it's more beautiful v:
Hey good work very good video.
Aachen and Borgund stave church were only I knew xD
Thanks, nice vid
ke buen video
brava ba bravoo
Franks is the Cathedral of Chartres
This might be late, but the Cathedral used by the Franks was confirmed to be the Saint Vitus Cathedral in Prague.
This oversight can be blamed due to time constraints.
very good!!!
Thanks for the effort!
Great job! ;)
the Torre de Oro in the Spanish home city in Age of Empires 3. pretty cool
wow very nice !
Yeah! I've always 'wondered' that, where they got the design from, everytime i placed those...
gosh, that's a long time ago..
Maybe you could ask them to know for sure.
i like the music the best, thats the main reason why i watched this vid
bellissimo davvero!!!
thanks, good job
excelent!!!!
@Komnenit You are right! It's situated in Guatemala rather close to the border to Belize. I've actually been there and it's called "The Great Jaguar Temple"
best video ever: guy falling on masks temple stairs
Huns' wonder may be both actually because they wanted to conquer both Rome and Constantinopole
I like it!
good job!
5/5!
Exelent =D
wooow very nice man
The british wonder is in fact the Aquisgran Cathedral in France, builded by Charlemagne at the end of the VIII century. I don't know why this building is the british wonder if is so obvius that is a French cathedral.
In other side, I think that the mayan wonder is not the temple in the video but the temple in front of that one, the jaguar temple in Tikal, you can watch it in the video with this title: " Guatemala, Tikal 5 - Grand Jaguar " here in you tube.
Great video anyway, thankyou.
nossa esse video é muito bom gostei muito dele parabens
cool wonders
Man I love me some slide shows
amazing...love it!!!!!!
It is retarded that they used the Torre del Oro for the Spanish civilization. That is a meaningless building. They could have chosen among hundreds of castles and cathedrals
awsome 5/5 i love wonders the won ive been most is the catherdal (british wander)the the celts wonder then the spanish wonder(the mosq)then i fogget all the rest
ta chido buen trabajo
Muy buenas las comparaciones . . .
terrific!!!
veri good
the biggest mystery still goes to the enormous tent of the great Khan... if they can build a tent that big they might as well build a castle - w -
Just a note, the wonder for the Turk is not the Suleymaniye Mosque in Istanbul but rather the Selimiye Mosque in Edirne, Turkey which was the masterpiece of the great Ottoman Architect Sinan.
Only the Selimiye Mosque has minarets around the structure of the Mosque. The Suleymaniye Mosque's design is quite different.
I can't believe I'm saying this, but some of those buildings look really uninspiring in real life.
The Goths' wonder is really a "....meh".
That's why you have to see them in person :)
The true wonder is that they have stood the test of time...
Agent1W Interesting point of view you bring there, mate.
***** You can build anything great and magnanimous but it doesn't last for hundreds of years, even beyond your own civilization, what's really wondrous about it?
I was disappointed that, unlike in newer RTS games, the wonders didn't give you special bonuses. For example, the Aztecs could get Montezuma's Revenge, which gives all enemy units a 20% movement rate penalty until the wonder is destroyed.
it had to be huge to hold those elephants...lol
btw same i like the persian wonder the best
I thought the Mayan's was Tikal temple?
Amazing, thank you
Cool, did you research this all yourself?
Nice ;-)
Here's a quote from the Gesta Francorum,:
"[Our leaders] also ordered all the Saracen dead to be cast outside because of the great stench, since the whole city was filled with their corpses; and so the living Saracens dragged the dead before the exits of the gates and arranged them in heaps, as if they were houses. No one ever saw or heard of such slaughter of pagan people, for funeral pyres were formed from them like pyramids, and no one knows their number except God alone."
thank you this vid
Because of the Moore's that lived in Spain back in that time period.
very cool
Beautifull game brings back good memories!
awesome