This video shows the rulers of European countries, for every year since 400 BC. Music : The Dark Knight Trilogy Ultimate Cut, by matogolf • The Dark Knight Trilog...
i looked away for a moment, looked back and hitler was there, my screen went black and moments later it exploded into pretty pink and blue colours, and yeah thats basically how WWII went down
The owners of youtube network, who own all the other networks, bought up youtube for $1.6 billion to ban the truth.... especially historical truth about the last two great wars. They banned the most forbidden documentary ever published but still available at archive-dot-org: "Europa The Last Battle". Watch it while you still can.
@B Mikhalkov There's no pure race, agreed. The real difference however is culture, something people conveniently like to ignore while saying that we're all the same.
A detailed narration for the Roman period, aligned with musical cues: 1:16 beginning of Punic war 1:25 escalation of conflict between Carthage and Rome 1:30 Hannibal's elephants march through Iberia to Rome 1:43 collapsing Carthaginian Empire 1:52 Rome begins to become the European superpower as they expand and civilise barbarian lands 2:01 Collapse of Macedonia to Roman forces Continued expansion of Rome 2:32 Rome is now the undisputed power in Europe 2:37 Beginning of eastern conflict that prompts Roman expansion into the east 2:51 Beginning of Caesar's conquest of Gaul 3:02 brewing tensions between Antony and Octavian and Pompey 3:06 Octavian comes out victorious after Battle of Actium, resulting in death of Antony. Octavian now rules supreme as dictator of Rome at age 30. 3:18 New world order 3:27 Empire's first emperor Augustus dies, but Tiberius is strong enough to maintain stability within empire. Rome remains prosperous 3:39 Claudius begins conquest of Britain 3:46 Empire stumbles in his steady footing for the first time, as Nero comes to power, infamous for his cruelty, extravagance, and debauchery. 3:53 Vespasian regains order after marching on Rome, establishing a new dynasty 3:57 After a short reign by Titus, Domitian, whilst capable as manager of state, is excessively cruel and paranoid, with the Empire again stumbling ever so slightly from within 4:04 Trajan's conquests, the second of the five good emperors 4:10 Music is similar to Augustan reign, marking a new period of flourishing and dominance for the Empire 4:41 death of Aurelius marks the end of the five good emperors, with Commodus, an incapable leader, in control of the mighty Empire 4:56 period of instability, especially with the sadistic and psychopathic personality of Elagabalus, followed by a string of very young emperors, who had little more than nominal power 5:14 first major cracks form in the Roman empire, with Postumus breaking away the western provinces of Gaul, Britain and Iberia, along with escalating eastern conflicts 5:19 Aurelian comes to the rescue, securing both the eastern and western fronts 5:29 The tetrarchy, saving the economy of the Roman empire. Some period of stability. 5:45 The new Rome, a Christian one, united under Constantine the Great. For a while, Rome seems to be stable again. 6:09 Arrival of the Huns, increasing border escalations between Rome and barbarian tribes 6:24 Collapse of the Western Roman empire, after the sack of Rome by Alaric and Hunnic invasions. 6:26 Iberian and Gallic and British states begin breaking away 6:33 North Africa falls to the Vandals, and so does eastern Illyria 6:38 Western Rome's fall now seems inevitable 6:43 increased raids from the Huns and barbarians decrease Rome's control over their western provinces, increasing the rate of its collapse 6:48 Majorian is able to delay the fall, by reconquering Gaul and Iberia, hence the extended repetition of chordal progression 6:51 At last the fall of Western Rome is inevitable, with no legitimate line of emperor left, with a succession of adolescent emperors who had nominal control over the Empire 6:56 Sack of Rome, and destruction of Western Rome 7:03 Theoderic the Great begins reconquest of Italia and Iberia, as patrician of Eastern Rome 7:05 Rome is conquered again, but now no longer under a Roman identity ... 7:12 Expansion of Frankish kingdoms 7:20 Increasing tensions between Visigothic kingdom and Eastern Roman Empire, after death of Theoderic the Great 7:24 Justinian begins his conquest of Italia and former Roman provinces in Africa and Iberia, but only partially successful, as his troops get tied up in the border conflicts with the Sassanian Empire. The music is grandiose, but with a tinge of sadness, for as Belisarius, general of Justinian, enters Rome, only a fifth of its population remains. Western Rome will never again be a superpower, and the Eastern Roman Empire will inevitably relinquish Italia, as the now civilised barbarians of the Franks and Goths will prove too powerful to withstand against. The glory of a reunified Rome remains for just a fleeting moment, but was never to materialise. Never before, never again, would one entity come to dominate Europe so completely and authoritatively, not even the third Reich 8:29 the Rise of the Caliphates, dominating over Byzantium. In time, Roman identity shall be wiped out forever.
I need the history of the fall of Roman empire to know what is happening now as the Europe is falling. USA is looking like a fallen empire too. History often repeats itself.
@@ppap9818 what are you saying? Stupid Hitler was a very Bad Militaryman. Heinz Guderian and Erwin Rommel are the best. But sry i See in this Video Atilla have been in good old Germania and Rome and France and England . OMFG you are Not really Germans.
Beautiful musical cues / sync: 0:42 - Alexander the Great 1:43 - Rome conquers East Hispania during the Second Punic War 2:55 - Caesar's conquest of Gaul 3:40 - Claudius launches the conquest of Britain 4:42 - End of the reigns of the Five Good Emperors with Commodus' reign. 5:15 - Emperor Valerian is taken captive by the Sassanids. Under Postumus, the Gallic Empire forms, breaking away from Rome. 5:25 - The Empire lives on. 6:22 - Western Rome begins to crumble. 6:56 - The Western Roman Empire collapses. 7:25 - Justinian I begins his attempt at restoring the Empire's former glory. 9:19 - Charlemagne begins his conquests and is crowned "Emperor of the Romans" in 800. 12:46 - Constantinople is sacked by the Fourth Crusade in 1204. The Roman (Byzantine) Empire is eventually restored by the reconquest of Michael VIII from the Empire of Nicaea in 1261. 13:05 - The Mongols reach Europe through the leadership of Genghis Khan's successor, Ogedei Khan. 14:46 - Fall of Constantinople. Constantine XI dies in Battle and the Roman Empire comes to an end. 16:08 - The Thirty Years War from 1618 to 1648. 17:23 - The calm before the storm. 17:29 - French Revolutionaries begin conquering parts of Italy and the Netherlands. 17:33 - Napoleon takes control of the French Government. He's declared emperor in 1804. 18:29 - World War One and its eventual consequence of changing the European landscape massively. 18:38 - World War Two. 19:04 - (Subtle cue) German reunification and collapse of the USSR.
You are wrong.The Byzantine Empire, also referred to as the Eastern Roman Empire or Byzantiumi,it survived the fragmentation and fall of the Western Roman Empire in the 5th century AD and continued to exist for an additional thousand years until it fell to the Ottoman Turks in 1453.
@@sixthhorns3032 It absolutely is. Poland is one of the most important European countries. Poland stopped the Mongol, Muscovite, Ottoman, Tatar and Soviet invasions of Europe as the "Antemurale" of Christendom.
Que video mas Épico muy bueno, fue genial ir viendo como crecían y caían los imperios, e ir jugando con las fechas, gracias por la labor en hacer este contenido de calidad!!!
Wow I really wish my history class would have been taught like this from the beginning. "Ok kids lets start from the very beginning and work our way up." Being a visual learner I would have more of a connection with the place and ruler and other nations around interacting and warring. The Henrys and the Charles and even some of the early Roman Emperor's repetitive names would have made more sense to me. Thank you and even now its really cool to see alot of names Id never seen in alot of major countries.
A detailed narration of the Kingdom of England, and later Britain: 6:26 The Romans abandon Britain 6:45 Anglo Saxon raiders begin to conquer the east coast of England 7:18 the Kingdom of Wessex is established under Cerdic the Great 7:38 the Anglo Saxons become the dominant faction in Britain 7:55 St Augustine brings Christianity to England 9:24 Offa establishes Mercian dominance among the Anglo Saxons 9:47 Egbert Unites all of England under Wessex for the first time 10:05 the Great Heathen Army invades Northumbria and begins to take over England 10:11 Alfred the Great fends off the Vikings and divides the country in two, Wessex getting the bottom half, Denmark getting the top, the Danish territory known as “The Danelaw” 10:30 Edward the Elder begins to conquer the Danelaw for Wessex 10:34 Athelstan unites all of England, becoming the first true king of England and the last king of Wessex 10:58 Edward the Martyr is assassinated at age 15, beginning the turbulent reign of Ethelred the Unready 11:16 Sweyn Forkbeard of Denmark conquers England briefly 11:17 Canute the Great conquers England, and unites England, Denmark, and Norway under the North Sea Empire 11:29 The Anglo Saxons are returned to power under Edward the Confessor 11:41 Edward the Confessor dies and is succeeded unjustly by Harold Godwinson, leading to Duke William of Normandy, to invade and conquer England, ending the Anglo Saxon reign over Britain permanently. I didn’t realise how long this would take so I’m gonna finish this off another time, for now it’s just the Anglo Saxon history.
@@shizzledizzle5479 Indeed, after the reign of Kings in Rome, an elected consul could only rule for a year. However there were two consuls each year. So that might explain the rapid name switching.
The owners of youtube network, who own all the other networks, bought up youtube for $1.6 billion to ban the truth.... especially historical truth about the last two great wars. They banned the most forbidden documentary ever published but still available at archive-dot-org: "Europa The Last Battle". Watch it while you still can.
During the Republic of Rome often Two Consuls in the same year held fasces on alternating days. Then two periods ruled by Triumvirs. In imperial times....multiple emperors in some years due to Praetorians killing the ones they did not like. And on and on...
Certain periods did get a little too simplified in the video, but it's also really hard to express concepts like Diocletian's Tetrarchy, and because we couldn't see all of the middle East, or Egypt it's hard to depict things like the Palmyrian Empire, which kind of meant you could blink and miss what the impact of Aurelian was. But before that it's a literal matter of where the hell does Vespasian come from? After Year of the Four Emperors. You really do need a decent understanding of history to fully appreciate the video and its flaws, but also what alot of it actually meant. On a side note, the video happily does not factor in the ludicrous (By modern standards) Roman naming conventions.
@@S1rWakka Its like 2-3 day of work(2 days for research, 1 for edit), and if you are good in history you know a lot of them without previous research. When I was doing the video for my chanel it took like 1 day, but sometimes even a week, its depend on how much time I spend on working. So I can make it in one day and speend 14h, or make it every day 2h... Took two seconds to find "Current World Leaders" and 3 seconds to find "List of Roman emperors". I'm sure it's harder to find for smaller countries. SO *I'm not* saying that its not a lot of work, but it's not an unimaginable work either. As first comment say, Total respect for this video and chanel.
@@whenyournameisduoduos1282 I think so too. You have to hand draw the boarder changes every year or is there a way to do it automatic from old map data?
@@Sebastian-oz1lj They didn't rule so much territory because of the frequency with which they held elections. They did it because they had the most innovative army ever to exist in world history up to that point, and had no compunctions whatsoever about inflicting horrific genocides on any group of people they encountered.
@@matiti5132421 The swiss is much more stable. They have a collective executive of 7 coequal members from 4 different political parties. It's a permanent grand coalition. Kept the swiss neutral and stable. 🇨🇭 IIRC, the Roman republic had 2 consuls but one had supreme power for half the year, then a new 2 would be elected the next year. Lots of drama.
Great job! I have only one minor issue, although I know, it's hard to keep track of every European country with all their different historic titles and customs, so please take it as a constructive remark: In Hungary after WWII there are a several less familiar names. I guess they were technically the head of state, but in Hungary they are not considered the rulers of the country. Especially during communist times (1949-89) the real ruler was the General Secretary of the Hungarian Working People's Party. That means Mátyás Rákosi from 1949 to 1956, Ernő Gerő in 1956 (with Imre Nagy taking over during the revolution in October), János Kádár from 1956 to 1988 and Károly Grósz from 1988 to 1989. We hadn't even learned in history class about who was technically head of state or prime minister at that time (unless they were also the general secretary), since they were just figureheads, the real power was the General Secretary, just like Khrushchev, Brezhnev and Gorbachev in the USSR (this is a communist thing, I think it came from the way Stalin rose to power, since that was his official title). Since the fall of communism the head of state is the President of Hungary, but the real ruler is considered to be the Prime Minister. You probably heard of our current one: Viktor Orbán. He is not head of state (right now the President of Hungary is Katalin Novák), but he has basically the most power. Although since the video shows the monarchs too, who are mostly in a similar position, as our presidents, it's not inaccurate.
Similar thing with Poland - after the position of President of Poland (not Polish People's Republic, it technically was created in 1952, from the end of the war until then the country was just Republic of Poland) was abolished in the 50s, the most important person was the ruler of the party, not the head of the state council. So there should be no Zawadzki, (Ochab was the party chairman for a while), Spychalski, Cyrankiewicz, Jabłoński (Jaruzelski ruled the country nonetheless). It should go Bierut, then Ochab (but he ruled only in 1956 for about half a year after Bierut died, so he wouldn't be shown on the map), then Gomułka, Gierek, Kania and Jaruzelski. After the round table talks and partly free elections in 1989, both Sejm and Senat in form of National Assembly elected Jaruzelski to be the president of Polish People's Republic. He needed 269 votes for and received 270. Later on the title changed to president of Poland when we dropped the People's part out of the country's name. He was due to serve 6 year term, but he decided to step down in 1990 as he felt he had no support in the government and in the nation (I mean, he got elected with just 1 vote more than he needed, and the nation almost uniformly voted for anyone but candidates from the communist party). The next presidential election was held in 1990 and it this time the people actually voted instead of the Assembly that they elected. Now it only is a matter of who is more important - the president or the prime minister, or as was the case for some recent years - the chief of the ruling party. For clarity I'll assume it's the president (mainly because there were 20 or so prime ministers since 1989, but only 5 presidents, it's half past 1am and I spent way too much time on this), so since 1952 it should look like this: -1956 Bierut 1956 Ochab* 1956-1970 Gomułka 1970-1980 Gierek 1980-1981 Kania 1981-1990 Jaruzelski 1990-1995 Wałęsa 1995-2005 Kwaśniewski 2005-2010 L. Kaczyński 2010-2015 Komorowski 2015-2025? Duda
France: I'm the most powerful empire! Britain: I'M the most powerful empire! Spain: I'M the most powerful empire! Rome: I'm home. You're all MY subjects now!
@@JJaqn05 I made the joke because technically the Roman Empire ruled over all those lands (they even held southern Scotland for a little while). I get what you're saying though.
@@drfredostein4410 Yeah there was a two consuls rule before Julio-Claudian dynasty I suppose. But still too many names to remember before that happens.
I think you could have put the Dacians as a kingdom. They were near Rome as a (most of the time) unified people for around 200 years (unlike the Gauls, for example). Great vid, by the way!
Leonardo N. Don’t be to sure , the Etruscans gave the Romans a hard fight for centuries, and before that the Etruscans beat the Greeks in naval battle and kept them at bay. The Etruscans were a mighty society why you think the Greeks always spoke about them , they were no joke!
Hey man, can you make a more accurate version of this? Like Google maps accurate? Because when I try to make an ideal europe it pretty much flops with sea and border alignment. Thanks! •u•
Incredible work. I just need another version with the names of the nations. My geography isn't that great and I only learned what the Kingdom of Prussia was the other day 😅 Edit: literally the next video suggested to me was what I wanted, great job 👏
But this also shows the problem of who is called a ruler: This card calls the Queen as ruler in Great Britain, in Germany the chancellors. Conversely, one could just as well call the British Prime Ministers and the German Federal Presidents the same.
@@christianebbertz7057 Well, this is a problem when historical stuff is concerned. It is very hard for historians to determine when the Prime Minister and the Parliament became more powerful than the Sovereign. Most consider George III as the last king to have real power.
Worth adding that Jogaila of Lithuania (14:16) and Wladyslaw II (Jagiello) in Poland (14:20) were the same person. He, as the ruler of Lithuania, married the Polish king (yes), a 14-year old girl named Jadwiga and started a new dynasty - the Jagiellons. And Vytautas was his brother.
One correction: The leader shown for occupied Poland is incorrect. It should be Hans Frank. The leader shown was the Leader of the Polish Government in exile.
@@thunderbird1921 It was before Napoleon III, it was after the July Revolution, under king Louis-Philippe. They called it the "Entente Cordiale" and they planned to maintain a power balance in Europe and carved Africa up. This Entente Cordiale continued under the French 2nd Republic (1848-1852, and the only head of state was a certain Lous-Napoleon Bonaparte), and continued under the French 2nd Empire (1852-1870, and the only head of state was a certain Napoleon III)
18:45 small mistake in portugal, from 1932 to 1974 portugal was controlled by the estado novo, salazar was it's first leader (1933-1968) and marcello caetano (1968-1974)
Incredible work! So much to learn and remember by the way borders change and so on. And to become more aware what was going in the West of Europe while this and that happened in the East. If by any chance you should refine this work - it would be for 20th century more interesting to have the person really in charge - not the represantative head of state. Elizabeth II wasn't really the ruler of the UK, but the respective Prime Ministers were - also the presidents of Austria after 1919 were not really the powerful person in the state but the respective chancellors. Once again, THANKS!
Seeing how Rome steamrolled the other kingdoms and slowly turned the map to red with Dark Knight soundtrack in the background was a fantastic experience
I love how the music changes dramatically to signify different major events. Such as 1799, when Napoleon came into power. Or 1933, when Hitler came into power.
Well at least Napoleon wasn't a racist bent on genocide but to many peasants terrorized by the church Napoleon was a liberator. Too bad he let the power get to him. Would be hard for any of us not to lol
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Blinking here is like missing an entire week of class
Or just looking away for half of a minute when the teacher is writing on the chalkboard.
i looked away for a moment, looked back and hitler was there, my screen went black and moments later it exploded into pretty pink and blue colours, and yeah thats basically how WWII went down
Most underrated comment!
Unless you're looking at 16-18th century France. They barely changed over kings.
The owners of youtube network, who own all the other networks, bought up youtube for $1.6 billion to ban the truth.... especially historical truth about the last two great wars. They banned the most forbidden documentary ever published but still available at archive-dot-org: "Europa The Last Battle". Watch it while you still can.
This video looked like a lot of hard work to make.
it deserves more views
@B Mikhalkov There's no pure race, agreed. The real difference however is culture, something people conveniently like to ignore while saying that we're all the same.
That's exactly what i was thinking...how long did this take...this has yearly changes!
Yet it has numerous innaccuracies... Shame, it's a good format
@@Tywnis Could you give me an example?
A detailed narration for the Roman period, aligned with musical cues:
1:16 beginning of Punic war
1:25 escalation of conflict between Carthage and Rome
1:30 Hannibal's elephants march through Iberia to Rome
1:43 collapsing Carthaginian Empire
1:52 Rome begins to become the European superpower as they expand and civilise barbarian lands
2:01 Collapse of Macedonia to Roman forces
Continued expansion of Rome
2:32 Rome is now the undisputed power in Europe
2:37 Beginning of eastern conflict that prompts Roman expansion into the east
2:51 Beginning of Caesar's conquest of Gaul
3:02 brewing tensions between Antony and Octavian and Pompey
3:06 Octavian comes out victorious after Battle of Actium, resulting in death of Antony. Octavian now rules supreme as dictator of Rome at age 30.
3:18 New world order
3:27 Empire's first emperor Augustus dies, but Tiberius is strong enough to maintain stability within empire. Rome remains prosperous
3:39 Claudius begins conquest of Britain
3:46 Empire stumbles in his steady footing for the first time, as Nero comes to power, infamous for his cruelty, extravagance, and debauchery.
3:53 Vespasian regains order after marching on Rome, establishing a new dynasty
3:57 After a short reign by Titus, Domitian, whilst capable as manager of state, is excessively cruel and paranoid, with the Empire again stumbling ever so slightly from within
4:04 Trajan's conquests, the second of the five good emperors
4:10 Music is similar to Augustan reign, marking a new period of flourishing and dominance for the Empire
4:41 death of Aurelius marks the end of the five good emperors, with Commodus, an incapable leader, in control of the mighty Empire
4:56 period of instability, especially with the sadistic and psychopathic personality of Elagabalus, followed by a string of very young emperors, who had little more than nominal power
5:14 first major cracks form in the Roman empire, with Postumus breaking away the western provinces of Gaul, Britain and Iberia, along with escalating eastern conflicts
5:19 Aurelian comes to the rescue, securing both the eastern and western fronts
5:29 The tetrarchy, saving the economy of the Roman empire. Some period of stability.
5:45 The new Rome, a Christian one, united under Constantine the Great. For a while, Rome seems to be stable again.
6:09 Arrival of the Huns, increasing border escalations between Rome and barbarian tribes
6:24 Collapse of the Western Roman empire, after the sack of Rome by Alaric and Hunnic invasions.
6:26 Iberian and Gallic and British states begin breaking away
6:33 North Africa falls to the Vandals, and so does eastern Illyria
6:38 Western Rome's fall now seems inevitable
6:43 increased raids from the Huns and barbarians decrease Rome's control over their western provinces, increasing the rate of its collapse
6:48 Majorian is able to delay the fall, by reconquering Gaul and Iberia, hence the extended repetition of chordal progression
6:51 At last the fall of Western Rome is inevitable, with no legitimate line of emperor left, with a succession of adolescent emperors who had nominal control over the Empire
6:56 Sack of Rome, and destruction of Western Rome
7:03 Theoderic the Great begins reconquest of Italia and Iberia, as patrician of Eastern Rome
7:05 Rome is conquered again, but now no longer under a Roman identity ...
7:12 Expansion of Frankish kingdoms
7:20 Increasing tensions between Visigothic kingdom and Eastern Roman Empire, after death of Theoderic the Great
7:24 Justinian begins his conquest of Italia and former Roman provinces in Africa and Iberia, but only partially successful, as his troops get tied up in the border conflicts with the Sassanian Empire. The music is grandiose, but with a tinge of sadness, for as Belisarius, general of Justinian, enters Rome, only a fifth of its population remains. Western Rome will never again be a superpower, and the Eastern Roman Empire will inevitably relinquish Italia, as the now civilised barbarians of the Franks and Goths will prove too powerful to withstand against. The glory of a reunified Rome remains for just a fleeting moment, but was never to materialise. Never before, never again, would one entity come to dominate Europe so completely and authoritatively, not even the third Reich
8:29 the Rise of the Caliphates, dominating over Byzantium. In time, Roman identity shall be wiped out forever.
Much better and detailed than my comment, nice work
Are you my history teacher?????!
I need the history of the fall of Roman empire to know what is happening now as the Europe is falling. USA is looking like a fallen empire too.
History often repeats itself.
Trajan was the second the first one was Nerva
@@thebigvacok502 You're right!
Probably one of the best videos I´ve ever seen on TH-cam! Can´t imagine how much effort was put into this masterpiece
“Hitler has joined the serve”
Moments after
“Hitler was banned from the server for speed hacking”
No he raged quit
@@DaveMiller6042 haha true
@@arkhalz5034 No, no he was not.
Thats was Not Speed Hacking Idiot. France and England was camping. And this stupid Russians Log in with friendly fucking fire.
@@ppap9818 what are you saying? Stupid Hitler was a very Bad Militaryman. Heinz Guderian and Erwin Rommel are the best. But sry i See in this Video Atilla have been in good old Germania and Rome and France and England . OMFG you are Not really Germans.
I can’t believe I spent 20 min watching a map
But this took him hours to do, I can tell.
@@moriumrahman4922 Me 10 min, cause x2
HJ Shishtari Welcome to the mapper community
lmao me too
@@moriumrahman4922 I need business statistics of bordelines to channel.
Beautiful musical cues / sync:
0:42 - Alexander the Great
1:43 - Rome conquers East Hispania during the Second Punic War
2:55 - Caesar's conquest of Gaul
3:40 - Claudius launches the conquest of Britain
4:42 - End of the reigns of the Five Good Emperors with Commodus' reign.
5:15 - Emperor Valerian is taken captive by the Sassanids. Under Postumus, the Gallic Empire forms, breaking away from Rome.
5:25 - The Empire lives on.
6:22 - Western Rome begins to crumble.
6:56 - The Western Roman Empire collapses.
7:25 - Justinian I begins his attempt at restoring the Empire's former glory.
9:19 - Charlemagne begins his conquests and is crowned "Emperor of the Romans" in 800.
12:46 - Constantinople is sacked by the Fourth Crusade in 1204. The Roman (Byzantine) Empire is eventually restored by the reconquest of Michael VIII from the Empire of Nicaea in 1261.
13:05 - The Mongols reach Europe through the leadership of Genghis Khan's successor, Ogedei Khan.
14:46 - Fall of Constantinople. Constantine XI dies in Battle and the Roman Empire comes to an end.
16:08 - The Thirty Years War from 1618 to 1648.
17:23 - The calm before the storm.
17:29 - French Revolutionaries begin conquering parts of Italy and the Netherlands.
17:33 - Napoleon takes control of the French Government. He's declared emperor in 1804.
18:29 - World War One and its eventual consequence of changing the European landscape massively.
18:38 - World War Two.
19:04 - (Subtle cue) German reunification and collapse of the USSR.
15:23 and 16:38 are notable moments
Nice music Choice!! It’s Deep enough how intense European History is
Incredible how long the Roman Empire lasted
Jose Ramos exactly
1000 years
You are wrong.The Byzantine Empire, also referred to as the Eastern Roman Empire or Byzantiumi,it survived the fragmentation and fall of the Western Roman Empire in the 5th century AD and continued to exist for an additional thousand years until it fell to the Ottoman Turks in 1453.
Impero Romano Docet!!!! Great Roman Empire!!!!
it lasted approximatly 2200 years, so yeah pretty amazing
Teacher:
Name 5 french emperors/kings
Me:
Louis I. Louis II. Louis III. Louis IV. Louis V.
well, you are technically right
Teacher:
Name a French, a German, a English and a Spanish king
Me:
Henry Henry Henry Heny
I would had started with Napoleon I & Napoleon III first lol
@@guillaumelvl9088 Henry, Heinrich, Henry, and Enrique
@@MasonGreenWeed Henri for the French
15:46 in Poland, the King was Stefan Batory. Anna was a co-ruler but she was not the main King.
Batory is of extreme importance in Polish history.
Formally she was the main ruler, but in practice she didn't rule.
yes Batory is important in Pl history but pl isn't so in world history)))
@@sixthhorns3032 clown
@@sixthhorns3032 It absolutely is. Poland is one of the most important European countries.
Poland stopped the Mongol, Muscovite, Ottoman, Tatar and Soviet invasions of Europe as the "Antemurale" of Christendom.
@@ihin2005 Good joke. Well, Considering it took Hitler about one month to fully occupy Poland.
Que video mas Épico muy bueno, fue genial ir viendo como crecían y caían los imperios, e ir jugando con las fechas, gracias por la labor en hacer este contenido de calidad!!!
How to became a French ruler
Step 1: Louis
Copied
become*
Step 2: Charles
@@howshouldinamethis9316 Step 3: Philippe
Daniel Bahzad Step 4: Napoléon
Hitler enetered the lobby
Hitler: how to take a screenshot
Stalin: alt f4
Hitler left the lobby
Hahha good joke
Hitler enetered the lobby
Hitler: how to take a screenshot
Stalin: alt f4
Hitler left the lobby
here is a replica in case you decided to change it
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Tautvydas Pinkevičius Screenshot is SS in short so hitler tried to kill stalin Actually lmfao
Edit: OKW is better anyways
18:39 how to take screenshot?
18:41 alt f4
death to communism
Wow I really wish my history class would have been taught like this from the beginning. "Ok kids lets start from the very beginning and work our way up." Being a visual learner I would have more of a connection with the place and ruler and other nations around interacting and warring. The Henrys and the Charles and even some of the early Roman Emperor's repetitive names would have made more sense to me. Thank you and even now its really cool to see alot of names Id never seen in alot of major countries.
Visual learner my arse
A detailed narration of the Kingdom of England, and later Britain:
6:26 The Romans abandon Britain
6:45 Anglo Saxon raiders begin to conquer the east coast of England
7:18 the Kingdom of Wessex is established under Cerdic the Great
7:38 the Anglo Saxons become the dominant faction in Britain
7:55 St Augustine brings Christianity to England
9:24 Offa establishes Mercian dominance among the Anglo Saxons
9:47 Egbert Unites all of England under Wessex for the first time
10:05 the Great Heathen Army invades Northumbria and begins to take over England
10:11 Alfred the Great fends off the Vikings and divides the country in two, Wessex getting the bottom half, Denmark getting the top, the Danish territory known as “The Danelaw”
10:30 Edward the Elder begins to conquer the Danelaw for Wessex
10:34 Athelstan unites all of England, becoming the first true king of England and the last king of Wessex
10:58 Edward the Martyr is assassinated at age 15, beginning the turbulent reign of Ethelred the Unready
11:16 Sweyn Forkbeard of Denmark conquers England briefly
11:17 Canute the Great conquers England, and unites England, Denmark, and Norway under the North Sea Empire
11:29 The Anglo Saxons are returned to power under Edward the Confessor
11:41 Edward the Confessor dies and is succeeded unjustly by Harold Godwinson, leading to Duke William of Normandy, to invade and conquer England, ending the Anglo Saxon reign over Britain permanently.
I didn’t realise how long this would take so I’m gonna finish this off another time, for now it’s just the Anglo Saxon history.
"How much of the Mediterranean sea do you want?"
The Roman Empire:
YES.
Paul Von Hindenburg und der teutoburgerwald
@@sestil6759 Our Sea
But it’s a question not yes or no that’s not proper grammar
@baldy hardnut not at all
@@MrDuck797 the point, I think you missed it.
Ancient kingdoms: *stable kings for a couple of years/decades*
Roman Republic: *Activating turbo mode*
letterman6546 they had elections and you could only reign for two years if i remeber correctly
@@shizzledizzle5479 Indeed, after the reign of Kings in Rome, an elected consul could only rule for a year. However there were two consuls each year. So that might explain the rapid name switching.
The owners of youtube network, who own all the other networks, bought up youtube for $1.6 billion to ban the truth.... especially historical truth about the last two great wars. They banned the most forbidden documentary ever published but still available at archive-dot-org: "Europa The Last Battle". Watch it while you still can.
Antonius ..... i'll jusy build another wall ..... blip
@Hee Hee the Roman Empire didnt fall because of the christians, actually, they helped a lot
An incredible piece of work - well done!
Thank you, such a great video! Watched it already 10 times 😘
th-cam.com/video/rMfiYwFbk3os/w-d-xo.html1
Here's a project that'll keep you busy forever; pause on a random year and read up on every ruler.
117
im about to do that except ill be focusing on one region and go throught its every year
And search them on google/Wikipedia and read the articles
The Romans looked like a random name generator for a while
The Latins want to know your location
During the Republic of Rome often Two Consuls in the same year held fasces on alternating days. Then two periods ruled by Triumvirs. In imperial times....multiple emperors in some years due to Praetorians killing the ones they did not like. And on and on...
Certain periods did get a little too simplified in the video, but it's also really hard to express concepts like Diocletian's Tetrarchy, and because we couldn't see all of the middle East, or Egypt it's hard to depict things like the Palmyrian Empire, which kind of meant you could blink and miss what the impact of Aurelian was. But before that it's a literal matter of where the hell does Vespasian come from? After Year of the Four Emperors.
You really do need a decent understanding of history to fully appreciate the video and its flaws, but also what alot of it actually meant.
On a side note, the video happily does not factor in the ludicrous (By modern standards) Roman naming conventions.
@Abdullah Habib 🙋♂️
I'm italian and i know at least 3/4 of them....unfortunally
Loving the battle graphics, great work guys ❣❣💕💕
Great job, very interesting and insightfull!
How many Louis can we get
France: yes
How many John can we get
Holy See: yes
How many Karl can we got?
Germany: yes
The reason there were 19 Louis french kings is because all french kings are descended from Louis the Pious: th-cam.com/video/JIJVOqcQ75I/w-d-xo.html
@@previewgeek3693 No the original "Louis" was Clovis, the king who founded France.
Same as england they had so much aethelwulf and aethelred
This guy literally put down every Roman Consol. That’s just amazing
Consul ?
They where like presendents (their a lot more complacated) there were elected every year and the Roman republic lasted for almost 500 years
@@theoldcavalier7451 No, I'm pretty sure he was trying to correct/ question the spelling, he knew what it meant lmao
what I don't understand is why he only put down one consul each year, there was almost always 2 and he just seems to pick one at random
@@theoldcavalier7451 Oh, I thought those were all assassinations lmao
The work on this is greatly appreciated.
Impressive, it's an amazing amount of information compressed into just a few minutes
17:33 - Napoleon joined the game
17:40 - Napoleon dissconected VAC banned from secure servers
LookjaklooK 17:41-Napoleon rejoined the game
17:42-Napoleon got banned again
• Smash •, thats the point, he tried to rejoin the game after he got banned :D
LookjaklooK iii
Actually he came back. For 100 days :V
Banned due to hacking
I can't even begin to imagine the amount of work that went into this. Total respect.
Its not that hard, only hard part is to make it 100% corect (and he miss some parts but general its ok)
@@nijamkaj 2400 years x 1000s of land units for which has to be googled who ruled it sounds like a lot of work to me
@@S1rWakka Its like 2-3 day of work(2 days for research, 1 for edit),
and if you are good in history you know a lot of them without previous research.
When I was doing the video for my chanel it took like 1 day, but sometimes even a week, its depend on how much time I spend on working. So I can make it in one day and speend 14h, or make it every day 2h...
Took two seconds to find "Current World Leaders" and 3 seconds to find "List of Roman emperors".
I'm sure it's harder to find for smaller countries.
SO *I'm not* saying that its not a lot of work,
but it's not an unimaginable work either.
As first comment say, Total respect for this video and chanel.
@@whenyournameisduoduos1282 I think so too. You have to hand draw the boarder changes every year or is there a way to do it automatic from old map data?
@@nijamkaj you are the kind of dude to not appreciate other's work, let's see you do a video like this in 3 days smartass
Good video. Lots of effort. We'll done and I enjoyed the show.
Absolutely brilliant. Thank you.
Most paused video on internet. And it's not porn.
Underrated!
Why would anyone pause porn? You freak.
@@rotwart Because you want to see a good nut
You dont need to pause you can watch on 0.25% speed from the start and have a big hour of education
@Yacine They are, you uneducated fuck, both of them owns territory in Europe, as you can see yourself in the video...
Kingdoms: have the same King for decades
Roman Republic: *how about if we change our consuls literally eVERY YEAR*
Cristhian Ramirez same for the Switzerland, even nowadays
as you see that was good idea. they ruled half of europe
@@Sebastian-oz1lj What's the correlation?
@@Sebastian-oz1lj They didn't rule so much territory because of the frequency with which they held elections. They did it because they had the most innovative army ever to exist in world history up to that point, and had no compunctions whatsoever about inflicting horrific genocides on any group of people they encountered.
@@matiti5132421
The swiss is much more stable. They have a collective executive of 7 coequal members from 4 different political parties. It's a permanent grand coalition. Kept the swiss neutral and stable. 🇨🇭
IIRC, the Roman republic had 2 consuls but one had supreme power for half the year, then a new 2 would be elected the next year. Lots of drama.
I learned so much about the Visigoth Kingdom from this video. Thanks!
Can't see a legend. Is there one? It would come on useful. Thanks for the work already.
Everyone : **Changing rulers**
Louis XIV, Victoria and Elizabeth II :
We don't do that here
and Putin
Elizabeth 2 ruler hahahahaha
Beforr in North Africa it was Ramsès II - 66 years of reign - more than Victoria - 63 years of reign -
@@jeremypintsize7606 elizabeth II rules for 69 years
@@topestate1723 but never have power
When you realise that Elizabeth II became Queen when Stalin died, and she is still queen
She's quite old now.
The future kings:
Charles III
Henry IX
XNDUIW they will be the future kings
*IF Elizabeth ll dies before they will*
@@XNDUIWOfficial William is Charles' heir, not Harry.
The future kings are:
Charles III
William V
George VII
An incredible piece of work
Wonderfull job! I actually wonder what kind of data does exist in the background.
*1910s comes around*
"This is where the fun begins"
Star Wars
you mean the time period you actually know anything about? xD
*1800s
Kids back in the 400s:This is where the fun begins
Since 1952:
Rest of Europe: lots of changes
The UK: Elizabeth II
Yes although in actual fact she doesn't hold much political power, that falls to the Prime Minister. So it's not so relevant
There seems to be assumption here that ruler = head of state so... Seems fitting.
@@silentelysium But in Germany they put down chancelor after ww2, even though the head of state is someone else.
God save the Queen!
@@ce1834 nice song by The Sex Pistols
Great job! I have only one minor issue, although I know, it's hard to keep track of every European country with all their different historic titles and customs, so please take it as a constructive remark:
In Hungary after WWII there are a several less familiar names. I guess they were technically the head of state, but in Hungary they are not considered the rulers of the country. Especially during communist times (1949-89) the real ruler was the General Secretary of the Hungarian Working People's Party. That means Mátyás Rákosi from 1949 to 1956, Ernő Gerő in 1956 (with Imre Nagy taking over during the revolution in October), János Kádár from 1956 to 1988 and Károly Grósz from 1988 to 1989. We hadn't even learned in history class about who was technically head of state or prime minister at that time (unless they were also the general secretary), since they were just figureheads, the real power was the General Secretary, just like Khrushchev, Brezhnev and Gorbachev in the USSR (this is a communist thing, I think it came from the way Stalin rose to power, since that was his official title).
Since the fall of communism the head of state is the President of Hungary, but the real ruler is considered to be the Prime Minister. You probably heard of our current one: Viktor Orbán. He is not head of state (right now the President of Hungary is Katalin Novák), but he has basically the most power. Although since the video shows the monarchs too, who are mostly in a similar position, as our presidents, it's not inaccurate.
Similar thing with Poland - after the position of President of Poland (not Polish People's Republic, it technically was created in 1952, from the end of the war until then the country was just Republic of Poland) was abolished in the 50s, the most important person was the ruler of the party, not the head of the state council. So there should be no Zawadzki, (Ochab was the party chairman for a while), Spychalski, Cyrankiewicz, Jabłoński (Jaruzelski ruled the country nonetheless). It should go Bierut, then Ochab (but he ruled only in 1956 for about half a year after Bierut died, so he wouldn't be shown on the map), then Gomułka, Gierek, Kania and Jaruzelski.
After the round table talks and partly free elections in 1989, both Sejm and Senat in form of National Assembly elected Jaruzelski to be the president of Polish People's Republic. He needed 269 votes for and received 270.
Later on the title changed to president of Poland when we dropped the People's part out of the country's name. He was due to serve 6 year term, but he decided to step down in 1990 as he felt he had no support in the government and in the nation (I mean, he got elected with just 1 vote more than he needed, and the nation almost uniformly voted for anyone but candidates from the communist party). The next presidential election was held in 1990 and it this time the people actually voted instead of the Assembly that they elected.
Now it only is a matter of who is more important - the president or the prime minister, or as was the case for some recent years - the chief of the ruling party. For clarity I'll assume it's the president (mainly because there were 20 or so prime ministers since 1989, but only 5 presidents, it's half past 1am and I spent way too much time on this), so since 1952 it should look like this:
-1956 Bierut
1956 Ochab*
1956-1970 Gomułka
1970-1980 Gierek
1980-1981 Kania
1981-1990 Jaruzelski
1990-1995 Wałęsa
1995-2005 Kwaśniewski
2005-2010 L. Kaczyński
2010-2015 Komorowski
2015-2025? Duda
I mean, they put Queen Elizabeth II for the UK. Pretty sure they were going for official head of state regardless of actual leader
Literally my favorite video on youtube
Nobody:
Rome: imma gonna conquer this continent just for self-defense
France: I'm the most powerful empire!
Britain: I'M the most powerful empire!
Spain: I'M the most powerful empire!
Rome: I'm home. You're all MY subjects now!
@@JJaqn05 I made the joke because technically the Roman Empire ruled over all those lands (they even held southern Scotland for a little while). I get what you're saying though.
@@thunderbird1921 I deleted my comment
@@thunderbird1921 no
AHAHAHA love that... But I'm so proud of living in the city where everything has started😆
The Roman Empire is like a random name generator wtf.
He just gave the names of the consuls which change every year, if you were talking about it changing every year in the years BC
@@drfredostein4410 Yeah there was a two consuls rule before Julio-Claudian dynasty I suppose. But still too many names to remember before that happens.
Atalay Çakar yeah
It was like the osman empire: Every one killed the other so he could be the ruler. The next day someone else killed him.
That's what they called democratic ruling those days -- beheading rival
I'm a big fan of the Dark Knight. This guy's choices of the bgm are epic.
I think you could have put the Dacians as a kingdom. They were near Rome as a (most of the time) unified people for around 200 years (unlike the Gauls, for example). Great vid, by the way!
When you see a little red dot show up in Italy
*Oh no.*
Whe mussolini
*Etruscans confusing screaming*
You said it!
Leonardo N.
Don’t be to sure , the Etruscans gave the Romans a hard fight for centuries, and before that the Etruscans beat the Greeks in naval battle and kept them at bay.
The Etruscans were a mighty society why you think the Greeks always spoke about them , they were no joke!
@@FAMA-18 Are you Etruscan? ... Can you show me any modern day Etruscan to speak this tale? No? Exactly.
When you accidentally blink and miss the entire WW2
You blink too slow for blitzgrieg
@@alexini5 lmao
Vielen Dank, das war sicher ganz viel Arbeit!
Fantastic video!
imagine how many people dies every time the color change
Spiros graphic designs terrible... Ivan the terrible will like my comment
@valhallansoldier wtf????? u idiot or something?????????
@valhallansoldier lololol we have only one fascist party with 4% greek votes... we had never more than 15% even during german occupation of greece
@valhallansoldier greeks believe and will always believe in liberty and heroism, greeks dont fight like heroes, heroes fight like greeks
@@UhhhhOhhh Coronavirus isn't that deadly, just think, a normal flu has a 30% of letality while the virus barely has a 3%.
17:39 me when i wake up
Underrated
most underrated comment on youtube ever
Dayum
I see what you did there.............LOL!
broomerd ` me too bruh
The same nice as previous video good job 👌👍
Impressive work.
Borders of europe * change every year * Border of Spain and Portugal: we don't do that here
neither does England the same since 1066
spain changed in early 1900
not that spani didn't try XD
Are you igroning Napoleon existance?
@@douglassimpson5932 England is located on an island so it doesn't count
That moment when almost the entire Europe turns grey with the name "Hitler" for a second and then dissapears.
Deutschland führt
@@harvey7353 Deutchland über ales lederhosen und October fest
i love hot it says 'gorbachev' for like 2 seconds and then all of a sudden theres like 20 countries where russia was
@@shrexha2619 Da liegst Du gar nicht mal so falsch...
@@Bleihagel Wenn man Deutschland auf Bayern reduziert, dann ist das wohl wahr, doch insgesamt könnte es von der Wahrheit kaum ferner sein.
Amazing. Well done!
Hey man, can you make a more accurate version of this? Like Google maps accurate? Because when I try to make an ideal europe it pretty much flops with sea and border alignment. Thanks! •u•
Creating a new account to get month of free Netflix be like:
Constantin I
Constantin II
Constantin III
Constantin IV...
At least they were Constantin
Rom Song “You Fool I have 70 alternative accounts!!!!”
XI Constantin
-Mehmet II banned you from getting free everytime
tight fuck its £5.99 jesus
@afootineachworld if you can afford internet to get on TH-cam you can afford Netflix
1939 : Hitler and his friends had joined the game
1945 : Hitler and his friends had been banned for hack
1945*
No cuz he dies in 1944
Oh yes i made a mistake sorry !
@@potok395 1944?
*1933
Aaaamezinng!!! Please, could you share the jpg? It would be wondeful for studing :D
Incredible work. I just need another version with the names of the nations. My geography isn't that great and I only learned what the Kingdom of Prussia was the other day 😅
Edit: literally the next video suggested to me was what I wanted, great job 👏
No shit
Elizabeth II: Sorry, but I won’t leave this map. Never.
But this also shows the problem of who is called a ruler: This card calls the Queen as ruler in Great Britain, in Germany the chancellors. Conversely, one could just as well call the British Prime Ministers and the German Federal Presidents the same.
Putin: +
@@christianebbertz7057 Well, this is a problem when historical stuff is concerned. It is very hard for historians to determine when the Prime Minister and the Parliament became more powerful than the Sovereign. Most consider George III as the last king to have real power.
Same for Putin
Yeah but she's not a ruler.
*me blinks*
History teacher: you literally missed 1 year of history class
you mean centuries? lol
Worth adding that Jogaila of Lithuania (14:16) and Wladyslaw II (Jagiello) in Poland (14:20) were the same person. He, as the ruler of Lithuania, married the Polish king (yes), a 14-year old girl named Jadwiga and started a new dynasty - the Jagiellons. And Vytautas was his brother.
Vytautas was his cousin
This is very well done. Wow
You know, northern Europe is also part of Europe.
True
no worries, they covered it up as well except Iceland
would be so cool to see northern finland fully
You know, they showed the leaders of each of the Northern European countries, like the video said?
@@f-35alightningii79 Iceland? Greenland?
I love how it doesn't even show Peter III for Russia, since he only lasted 6 months.
Lol. Good catch. 🤣
I love it that Swiss almost change his president Every year
Or lady Jane Grey but she lasted nine days 🤣
Game Name please
@@sabasaba15892 This is no game. But a similar one to this is HOI4.
Impressive for the fine detail, as well as including the correct accents to names. You have done your homework and research very well. Many thanks.
Let's just appreciate Elizabeth II...she joined the game and never left.
St4rPT_ epic gamer
@@glucosepussy8928 she is probably using God Mode, we need an admin to ban her.
She's going easymode
She ain't gonna last too long , she drinks the blood of dead Isis fighters , that's her secret to immortality
Strictly Foreigns lol weird flex but ok
17:41 Napoleon is like: "GUESS WHO'S BA-"
He escaped from Elbe Island near Italy and get power back. After that they put him on exile in st Helena Island, in the middle of Atlantic ocean
holy fuck you got me weak
"Your 100-day trial version is over, please buy the game to play further" -"Non"
@@homasas4837 He lost the fights he had after he was in power again, so he was exiled for good
@@verirrteskamel I'm French, I'm well aware of it. It's called the 100 days. He lost the waterloo battle. He had the time to abolish slavery though
Thank you!
vraiment,j'sais pas comment ta fait mais la music elle est ouf.
17:33: Napoleon has joined the server
17:41: Napoleon has been banned for using killaura
*Napoleon has been banned !*
1 sec after : Napoleon has join again !
*Napoleon has been IP banned*
@@Matth_M Napoleon perma-banned to St. Helena for spamming sock puppet account.
15:14 Selim joined the chat.
@@dovahkiin2626 ????
good one m8 =)
The fact that 1444 is at 14:43 just really hurts my soul. One second away.
Lol
@@Aurantius_
Jesus christ thats Mehmet II born
@@Aurantius_ Me and my OCD... we thank you
GT4 ' but 1444 is the eu4 date
1444? This reminds me the game lol
AMAZING VIDEO!🤩
One correction: The leader shown for occupied Poland is incorrect. It should be Hans Frank. The leader shown was the Leader of the Polish Government in exile.
“Wow what a great video, time to read some comments”
*Instant Regret*
Tom Guam I know, right. The people are revolting.....
White Ice Tv how is this relevant?
Tom Guam shut up nobody cares what u think
Asa Cross My point exactly
Tom Guam there was no need to comment. If you hated the comment section
England vs France: Round 1 fight!
England vs France: Round 91384728173e8173 fight!
They love being in war with each other that even letters started coming in
Then, Victoria and Napoleon III made peace and Britain and France proceeded to gang up on 3/4 of the other powers on earth.
@@thunderbird1921 Yes, it was all for "balance."
@@thunderbird1921 It was before Napoleon III, it was after the July Revolution, under king Louis-Philippe. They called it the "Entente Cordiale" and they planned to maintain a power balance in Europe and carved Africa up. This Entente Cordiale continued under the French 2nd Republic (1848-1852, and the only head of state was a certain Lous-Napoleon Bonaparte), and continued under the French 2nd Empire (1852-1870, and the only head of state was a certain Napoleon III)
Ottomans empire are besr
vraiment franchement,bravo ,félicitation
The sync of the music when napoleon starts to rule is just so good
Pls do the same video for Antarctica
VI King Pengiun
YES THIS IS ALL WE WANT
Emperor Penguin's exist for a reason
lol
Gunther
17:38 when Europe had a short errection
Bruh
This made me laugh harder than it should
by napoléon
*18:41
BQHQHAHAHAHAAHQAHQHAHQAHQGGWQ
18:45 small mistake in portugal, from 1932 to 1974 portugal was controlled by the estado novo, salazar was it's first leader (1933-1968) and marcello caetano (1968-1974)
Incredible work! So much to learn and remember by the way borders change and so on. And to become more aware what was going in the West of Europe while this and that happened in the East.
If by any chance you should refine this work - it would be for 20th century more interesting to have the person really in charge - not the represantative head of state.
Elizabeth II wasn't really the ruler of the UK, but the respective Prime Ministers were - also the presidents of Austria after 1919 were not really the powerful person in the state but the respective chancellors.
Once again, THANKS!
Portugal be like:
"Let me just activate my firewall real quick on the borders"
It was ok but the conquest of Ceuta and the neighbouring territories wasn't shown.
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Everyone: *changes leaders*
Great Britain: *George XCVIII*
Prussia only had Friedrichs, Wilhelms, Friedrich Wilhelms or Wilhelm Friedrichs since 17th century :D
Denmark has has christian’s and fredrick’s
the netherlands: W I L L E M
George 98 that is
What if there was a leader called George LXIX
Persia: *laughs in Arsaces XLVIII*
>Alexander begins to invade
>music swells with action
Fuck that was epic
There are bloggers every year, and the bloggers are really awesome.
Seeing how Rome steamrolled the other kingdoms and slowly turned the map to red with Dark Knight soundtrack in the background was a fantastic experience
turks rising after
@@RAIDENCMYCBG like 1300 years after
I love how the music changes dramatically to signify different major events.
Such as 1799, when Napoleon came into power.
Or 1933, when Hitler came into power.
And alexander the great
and the entire rules of roman empire
1240 the arrival of the mongol empire, a short burst in the music. Nice.
Well at least Napoleon wasn't a racist bent on genocide but to many peasants terrorized by the church Napoleon was a liberator. Too bad he let the power get to him. Would be hard for any of us not to lol
@@grapentine739 you know he reestablished relations with the church right? After they were severed during the revolution
Watched this in 0.25x speed. Lasted more than an hour, with side googling maps and Wikipedia.
I regret nothing.
Thank you so much for this!
That is a great idea.
Theres a mobile game using this video for an ad. I can't remember but it might be one named Kings and Generals. Would you know about this?
europe:
ancient italians: hippity hoppity this is now my property
Stale meme 👎
AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAHAHAHA
r/historymemes
@@thenameplus431 thanks thats the kinda stuff i like
@@mrronron7328 toc toc
Barbarians: who is it?
Belisarius : what'sup Bitchesss
As yes, the great 1918 Russian leader: Civil War
Means that there was no leader
@@jamesmadden3412 Hope you felt that gust of wind flowing over your head.
It was the joke.
BogdyTV o sorry
Literally thought the same thing ahahahahahah
James Madden segura r/whoosh
Perfect video.
Great! Thanks!