How Vikings Evolved Into Holy Crusader Kings of Europe
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Excellent content! Helps those of us more familiar with the history of northwestern Europe understand the wider world. Thank you! More! Also, you are a good narrator who pronounces individual and place names well and writes well! Keep going!
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@@EmbersOfThePast - tis but a small, yet important thing .. the North men were Heathen,, Pagans are actually from the Pagan/Bagan Empire - (Burma ) and Pagans are Buddhists.
I LOVE listening , ,, just 1 more clarification "Barbarians" were the Barbary Pirates off the Barbary Coast - Slave Traders.
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If you keep up these videos with the same quality and content style, you will get a channel with thousands of subscribers. Keep it up! These are super cool and high quality!
Is this channel run by one person or a team of people? Just out of curiosity.
That's very motivating to have such a supportive comment. It is just me behind the scenes for this channel, this is a project of mine that I have alongside my day job. Thankyou for the support I really appreciate it.
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I was ready for more!.
Thankyou for the kind comment. This definitely won't be the last video I do on the Normans. I have a particular fascination with them.
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What about the norm and in Georgia?
Wow ! Bloodcurdling !
Thank you. My forefather was half brother to Rollo, Hrólfur. Named "göngu Hrólfur" for he did not ride horses. son of Eysteinn af Mæri. He walked for he was to tall. We can trace our blood to King Fornjótur of Kvenland around the year 100.
This is probably the most desperate straw grasping I have seen, as King Fornjótur is a goddamn Jötunn from mythology. Göngu-Hrólfr also has no connection whatsoever with Rollo/Hrólfr, except for sharing a name. Göngu-Hrólfr is basically a fairytale character, as his saga was written for entertainment. Learn your history before you come with such outlandish claims.
Þetta er all mesta kjaftæði sem ég hef lesið. Þú hefur enga sönnun. “Sko lang frændi minn var kannski skyldur einhverjum viking hérna “ gamli gerðu eitthvað með líf þitt og hættu að reyna lifa í gegnum aðra
@SailingKaiser please refrain from blaspheming
Yea and my grandpa is william 1
I am a little sad that in this, you didn't mention that a Norseman was also the first king to personally go on a crusade to Jerusalem. Otherwise a very good video.
to be inclusive, we should say 'norpeople', not norman.
Trans-norpeople, please 😂
The Normans really were the most vile conquerers of medieval times. Between the Huns and Mongols, they were the disgustingly cruel people of their time but neighbouring the Pope ensured they were rewritten as noble.
Good video, shame about the dodgy pronunciation
Lol they never "evolved" into anything.
The Vikings simply assimilated into English tradition and became kings and then adopted Christianity.
I appreciate that this video wasn't solely focused on William the bastard as most videos on YT are ❤
Yes I thought most people have heard enough about William, although many have heard of Guiscard etc, I thought it would be more interesting to discuss how far the Normans spread in the Mediterranean.
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@@EmbersOfThePast And I appreciated your video, it's refreshing! Keep evolving, it's good stuff you're on the right track!!
I love this
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I went to subscribe and realized i already had! What a gem of a channel, keep up the great work.
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Great informative video and another level up in your editing!
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They built a large castle near my house on a hill. It is to remind the English for miles around they are a conqueror people.
Great video keep it up
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This history is so interesting
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This is great. Delighted to have found this channel, there is a huge scope and wealth of topic to explore, looking forward to sharing it with all who are buffs in this subject! Thanks very much.
Once again, another excellent video
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im not sure how you only have 1k subs... youre gonna grow fast... great commentary
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Well told.
Thankyou mate
Wow! Such good quality on all fronts! Thank you for your efforts! I look forward to seeing the channel grow, which it will🙌.
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Thank you very much for your work. This instantly became my new favorite channel, as I was specifically hankering for in-depth examinations on these medeival ethnographies. It’s I think one of the most important strands of academic work there is, especially in this age of revisionism and spin.
Out of curiousity, do you plan to focus exclusively on Western European history or venture out as well. I know I would like to offer support towards similar applications of your time on Eurasian, Eastern European, Levantine, and Persian history. Anyway, thanks! Will be moving on to your video on Thebes now!
Yes I am a fellow intellectual and would like to work with you on this matter
Thankyou very much, that's a very inspiring and positive comment. Some of my older works are not up to the standard of todays videos as I am learning more about editing each video I produce.
In terms of type of video, I love all of history from all over the world, I basically just choose my subject based on some of my favourite historical stories, or things I stumble across while researching. I would like to have hear from my viewers what stories or topics they would find interesting as well.
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Normans prime 1050-1200 was unstoppable lol Roger 1 of sicily, Bohemond 1 of first crusade, Richard lionheart of third. Prime era till philip of france bakstabbed them lol
Hello. Came across your channel via watching other Viking related channels.
I knew some of the Norman origins, though not in such detail. Thank you for the research and dynamic commentary. Very well presented.
One point I would like to add is that the Franks were also of Germanic/Norse "Viking" stock or, more accurately, characteristics. Where going a-Viking was an activity, or an act of raiding. Now, these days, we are more likely to say "we are going biking", instead.
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are you Norman or Human?
Great video! Keep up the good work!
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My family and many others around where we live fought in the Battle of Hastings under The Bastard and still take a bit of pride in it.
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@@EmbersOfThePast Very much deserved brother. Keep up the great work, you will receive greater success bud.
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Crazy how a lot of the world as we know it was shaped by them. We still feel the effects from the Norman conquests.
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I hope so dude, just trying to figure out what type of video's people like, narration style, writing style and the form of editing. It is hard to tell what is best and what people like sometimes. So I really appreciate the comment and support.
Seems they found a reason to go viking.
The term viking is actually a verb not a noun as so often thought. It came from the phrase " to go a'viking " meaning to go on exploratory raids and adventures. Nomenclature is a very subjective and misleading topic, especially when different languages are concerned, frequently there's words for concepts in one language that another language lacks, so translators substitute another term that completely changes the original intent
Woah is hoawible.
1,000 of these men TODAY would FIX our problems overnight!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Because violence is the christian way!
136 did against 3000+ at battle of cerami, 700 did at battle of lake of antioch against 12k, 54 did against 10,000 at battle of jaffa 1192. So yea 1000 of them would do alot lol
I really like your style. Only one bit of constructive criticism I can bring is to just slow down in your presentation. Some of the facts delivered in rapid succession tend to just become an information dump. Maybe it is just me though, subscribed regardless and look forward to more!
Thanks for the tips! I'm still just learning so all advice is appreciated.
Viking is not a culture. Viking was an occupation, going a-viking as it was called. A Viking was a raider, pirate, slaver, trader, or explorer. Otherwise, they're Norse or Danes. Swedish and Norwegian wasn't founded yet.
you should read a jewish princedom in feudal france by zuckerman. you will come across evidence likely to make you rethink this thesis.
"Byzantine Holy Roman Empire" slow your role there mate, your smashing together some very polar opposite terms there lol. What you mean is the Eastern Roman Empire.
We called it the Byzantine Empire in school
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