Wasn’t Minos supposed to sacrifice the bull back to Poseidon and didn’t Poseidon curse pasiphae to fall in love with the bull as punishment for Minos refusing to sacrifice the bull?
@@jamesknott5255 Yeahh, the whole Minotaur story is just, the Cretan bull was a sacrifice to Poseidon, but Minos didn't kill it, so he used another bull. Poseidon cursed the bull to gone mad, and made Pasiphae fall in love with the bull. Pasiphae told Daedalus to build a cow figure with wood, and wool/cloth as skin so she could hide in it for the bull to mate. She gave birth to the Minotaur, gave him much care. The Minotaur gone mad just like his father was. Minos got pissed, he told Daedalus to build the Labyrinth underground of Knossos, island in Crete. Minos made king Aegeus pick seven boys and seven girls as a sacrifice for the Minotaur every 9 years. One day Theseus came to the Labyrinth, used a ball of yarn so he could find his way in and way back out. He strangled the Minotaur from behind very easy. He didn't fight it, he strangled it, which it was easy for Theseus. So yeah, that's the story.
On a related note, after the Minotaur was born, Minos STILL refused to sacrifice the bull. So Zeus caused it to go crazy and become the Mad Bull of Crete, one of Hercules’ Twelve Labors
”Ancient Greece“ never became a country, and it was the Romans who finally unified Greece. And the first country with a majority of Greeks was Eastern Rome, what an irony. Just like the predecessor of modern India was the Indian Empire established by the British.
Well actually, that's not entirely true. Philip of Macedon united most of Greece in the 4th century BC. Sparta remained independent until the Romans came.
One fact to keep in mind is that what we now call Minoan is the civilization that was conquered by the Mycenaean. These are myths are told about a people we can’t understand because their language has not been deciphered. We have archaeological conjecture with an invaders story.
@@Cobra-gl7or you poor sot, the only reason you keep referring to your stupid Bible is because your masters burnt every ancient text they could get their hands on.
Read the novel. The King Must Die by Mary Renault. She uses myth, history, and archeology to tell the story of Theseus, a prince of Athens, who goes to Crete as part of the tribute and becomes a bull dancer. I have read it several times. It is a great story.
This is a joke, the labyrinth was very well described and built by dedalo. It was open from the top that's why they escaped flying. Sirens were half women half birds not fish. This documentary is a joke
This speaks deeply to the very ancient custom of practicing bestiality as a form of religious offering to a nature god, perhaps a cow if you were a man. And if you were a woman, you had to go through an elaborate charade to convince a bull, who isn't exactly as smart as a fox, that you are in fact, and smell like, a cow in heat. Perhaps ancient priestesses performed this copulation as a ritual offering to a bull-god, who must have represented the relatively new way of animal husbandry (no pun intended!) over the old hunting culture? Being a zoophile myself, I just think there's more to this story than meets the eye, if that's the appropriate phrase. And I must admit, the mechanics of Pasiphae's lust intrigue me... I'm sure some CAD software could tell me what I want to know, but I'm not going to learn it at my age!
Here's something I've never understood, why do these shows have to have 5 different people making comments on the subject? It's very annoying. One person says a few words, then another person says a few words etc etc. What are they trying to do? Give more academics work? It's just dumb and I can't watch it. I had rather watch a TH-cam video by some unknown person ( there's lots of really great independent videos on TH-cam) than watch anything produced by the BBC or any mainstream media channel, or especially the history channel, they really suck now. Well, that's my rant, I feel much better! Time to find something better to watch! Cheers mate!
I know Exactly what your talking about..... Exactly, What you've Become Aware of by watching the Bullsh¡t of Western White Washing is Collective Confusion for a Much Better Made Educational Adequate, Your Clever Observation of The Masons Pulling strings to All ideologies where the Subject is Staged , Censored and Purposely Designed to Remain Systematic .... 💯
Do you know how problematic your statement is. Cave's have to be made? No!! oh and brown people could not posably have the skills to build anything without the intervention of angles half breed giants or aliens. Think , yeah. Kind of racist. Magical thinking is part of dysfunctional thinking.
Not being a party pooper, just gonna see if this is all correct. You mean when king Minos requested for a bull, Poseidon gave the Cretan bull as a gift, he didn't curse queen Pasiphae right away, he wanted Minos to sacrifice the bull, but it was so beautiful he sacrificed another bull, instead of the bull Poseidon gave, which that actually angered Poseidon, which he cursed the Cretan bull to gone mad, and thennn he cursed Pasiphae to fall in love with the bull. Also the Minotaur was never cursed, Pasiphae raised him with much care, it's just when he wasn't fed upon human food, then he started eating human's flesh, but it was also cause he had a really bad temper, he was not evil. Yeah king Minos was so pissed off cause the Minotaur kept killing every civilization, so he asked Daedalus a very genius craftsman, skillful ass architect, to build the Labyrinth. I mean yeah there's stories of people, jeez probably Gods or heroes mated with animals. There's even animals with human bodies, or mostly heads. Also the Minotaur isn't the only bull with long horns, we still have some bulls with long horns, long they can't even straighten their head. Also the Minotaur had no association with Aurochs, Aurochs were/are the real ancestors of our modern cattles during the dinosaur years. Dinosaurs were real, not the Minotaur. Well if we have evidence, but still don't have any. The Minotaur head wasn't even an auroch, it was just like what would you think? A regular bull. The Minotaur wasn't also that big/large, he was just muscular like a hero. "It was truly Behemoth" The Minotaur was not fucking large dude, Behemoth was a creature in the Bible's Book of Job, a creature God created in the beginning of creation. Behemoth was depicted as the size of the sauropods, the diplodocus or the brachiosaurus, Behemoth was a hippopotamus. The Minotaur was not that huge. The Labyrinth wasn't the Minotaur's home, it was a maze, as his prison, Crete is his home, which the Labyrinth was in Crete but the maze wasn't his home, just his prison. Also this was dumb, the channel was not blocked. Also the mermaids in Greek mythology were called "Nereids", said to be member of the nymph species called "Haliades". And I'm sorry did I hear him say "Minotaurs"? Dude. There was only one Minotaur in Greek mythology, there weren't others or like a species. Mermaids and the Minotaur have in common, dude this woman you heard is down right wrong. The Nereids is nothing like seals. Also the Nereids wouldn't just kill sailors, they were friendly and helpful to sailors, they helped the Argonauts to find the Golden fleece, they also accompanied Poseidon like he was their father. Well really they are the daughters of Nereus, the grand-daughters of the literal embodiment of the sea Pontus. The Nereids didn't sing for the sailors to come to death. That would be more of a Sirens thing, well that causes hypnosis when they sing but they still caused death. They are similar to Sirens but seriously they didn't really kill sailors, they helped sailors through storms. They weren't sinister/evil, they were neutral. The Minotaur is nothing like the Nereids, the guy doesn't sing to lure his predators? He is just known for killing them, not by doing something to able to kill them. THE SEA WAS NOTHING LIKE THE LABYRINTH ARE YOU FOR REAL? The Minotaur is nothing like the Nereids, just said that.. Theseus did not pretend to be a sacrifice to the Minotaur, he was informing king Minos he is meant to kill the Minotaur. He actually strangled the Minotaur to death from behind pretty easily, wasn't hard for Theseus, he didn't use a sword some say he did but he didn't. The Minotaur is just known as being the son of a bull and queen Pasiphae, ate people, was imprisoned in the Labyrinth, and was killed by Theseus, there was no extra evidence and stories of him. This was kinda good, but junk.
@@RandyPark-pc7xh Have a good day? I know you're not even trying to speak, he always remained as the Minotaur, he was depicted half man and half bull sure, but most entirely he was never called "bull-man", like that would be more of a werewolf and the Michigan Dogman thing.
What I would like to hear is proof to back up what they claim. That would give credit to what they believe or theorize. Other wise thats all it is hear say.
Wasn’t Minos supposed to sacrifice the bull back to Poseidon and didn’t Poseidon curse pasiphae to fall in love with the bull as punishment for Minos refusing to sacrifice the bull?
Yeah, that's the word on the street, anyway... who wants to know?
@@MalcolmBrennerme!
Yes. At least that’s the story as I know it.
@@jamesknott5255 Yeahh, the whole Minotaur story is just, the Cretan bull was a sacrifice to Poseidon, but Minos didn't kill it, so he used another bull. Poseidon cursed the bull to gone mad, and made Pasiphae fall in love with the bull. Pasiphae told Daedalus to build a cow figure with wood, and wool/cloth as skin so she could hide in it for the bull to mate. She gave birth to the Minotaur, gave him much care. The Minotaur gone mad just like his father was. Minos got pissed, he told Daedalus to build the Labyrinth underground of Knossos, island in Crete. Minos made king Aegeus pick seven boys and seven girls as a sacrifice for the Minotaur every 9 years. One day Theseus came to the Labyrinth, used a ball of yarn so he could find his way in and way back out. He strangled the Minotaur from behind very easy. He didn't fight it, he strangled it, which it was easy for Theseus. So yeah, that's the story.
On a related note, after the Minotaur was born, Minos STILL refused to sacrifice the bull. So Zeus caused it to go crazy and become the Mad Bull of Crete, one of Hercules’ Twelve Labors
”Ancient Greece“ never became a country, and it was the Romans who finally unified Greece. And the first country with a majority of Greeks was Eastern Rome, what an irony. Just like the predecessor of modern India was the Indian Empire established by the British.
Well actually, that's not entirely true. Philip of Macedon united most of Greece in the 4th century BC. Sparta remained independent until the Romans came.
A country called Eastern Rome ? No
@@nathanfleischman9856exactly
One fact to keep in mind is that what we now call Minoan is the civilization that was conquered by the Mycenaean. These are myths are told about a people we can’t understand because their language has not been deciphered. We have archaeological conjecture with an invaders story.
The Legend of the Centaurs
What?... The Minotaur was half bull-half man, centaurs have human upper halves, and horse lower halves...
What if the Minotaur is a bull that's somehow evolved to walk up right, have hands, and be stronger than a normal bull
th-cam.com/video/6XS_9vduTWE/w-d-xo.htmlsi=yuTJ4OGo4ftjQIsd
Cyclops vs Minotaur Epic Clash
not to mention become a carnivore....
That’s not evolution. That would be a major genetic foul up. Evolution happens to entire species over a very long time.
What if you had a watch that could make you fly?
minotaur : 🇬🇷 Greece cave maze labyrinth bull head half human body tail eat human flesh
The minotaur walk the earth before the great flood of Noah, that's why the story legend is so old..
Noah is a fairytale, just like Deucalion. We have been born on a water planet, there is always a flood somewhere.
@@dawnacynthiadavis-valdez6702 The great flood is mention in every culture around the world. Everything was larger in the past according to the Bible.
@@Cobra-gl7or you poor sot, the only reason you keep referring to your stupid Bible is because your masters burnt every ancient text they could get their hands on.
Dude... what?.... That sounds so... stupid... what the fuck? bro, your pushing me off the limits.
@@FrankyGotTheBill The world we are living today is fake. The real world was more larger than today and it was destroyed in the flood.
Watch British Ancients academic Bethany Hughes's Island of the Minotaur - a much better look at Minoan Civilisation ad it's eventual demise!
Read the novel. The King Must Die by Mary Renault. She uses myth, history, and archeology to tell the story of Theseus, a prince of Athens, who goes to Crete as part of the tribute and becomes a bull dancer. I have read it several times. It is a great story.
@Element.18 any chance you paste more of 'Mythical Beasts' videos please?
Thank you
Thanks for the interest, more episodes coming soon!
@@Element.18 thank you. ‚Mythical Beasts’ episodes I love. If you ever posts all of them (full length) I appriecieate it.
21:30 the channel is not blocked bro look at video.
Or maybe they just invented the myth for people not to go dungeons to witness the gruesome facts of the reality within them
I think the mermaids deserve their own episode.
Love him
The minotaur takes a cigarette break
Storing Food under Buildings is as old as Buildings....
Samson is real and stronger
check out those eyes what the heck those pupils are definitely not normal
This is a joke, the labyrinth was very well described and built by dedalo. It was open from the top that's why they escaped flying. Sirens were half women half birds not fish. This documentary is a joke
Excellent Researching Y'ALL
This speaks deeply to the very ancient custom of practicing bestiality as a form of religious offering to a nature god, perhaps a cow if you were a man. And if you were a woman, you had to go through an elaborate charade to convince a bull, who isn't exactly as smart as a fox, that you are in fact, and smell like, a cow in heat. Perhaps ancient priestesses performed this copulation as a ritual offering to a bull-god, who must have represented the relatively new way of animal husbandry (no pun intended!) over the old hunting culture? Being a zoophile myself, I just think there's more to this story than meets the eye, if that's the appropriate phrase. And I must admit, the mechanics of Pasiphae's lust intrigue me... I'm sure some CAD software could tell me what I want to know, but I'm not going to learn it at my age!
Zoophile?
Get help.
Animal cruelty.
WTF.
Baaaaaaarf
Here's something I've never understood, why do these shows have to have 5 different people making comments on the subject? It's very annoying. One person says a few words, then another person says a few words etc etc. What are they trying to do? Give more academics work? It's just dumb and I can't watch it. I had rather watch a TH-cam video by some unknown person ( there's lots of really great independent videos on TH-cam) than watch anything produced by the BBC or any mainstream media channel, or especially the history channel, they really suck now. Well, that's my rant, I feel much better! Time to find something better to watch! Cheers mate!
I know Exactly what your talking about..... Exactly,
What you've Become Aware of by watching the Bullsh¡t of Western White Washing is Collective Confusion for a Much Better Made Educational Adequate,
Your Clever Observation of The Masons Pulling strings to All ideologies where the Subject is Staged , Censored and Purposely Designed to Remain Systematic .... 💯
Nephlium creation
Do you know how problematic your statement is.
Cave's have to be made? No!!
oh and brown people could not posably have the skills to build anything without the intervention of angles half breed giants or aliens.
Think , yeah.
Kind of racist.
Magical thinking is part of dysfunctional thinking.
It’s like if Paul Bunyan and babe the blue ox had a baby
why are Mermaids in the Minotaur Episode? shouldn't it be mostly centered on the Minotaur?
i read class 7 english book this stoty thrn from imterest story
Why would a bull eat humans (joking)
Cause homeboy had a bad temper-
Is this true?
...........yes
No. The Minotaur was never real, it was just an awesome story.
😂😂😂😂😂 they where crawling in the shit pipe 😂😂😂😂😂
Not being a party pooper, just gonna see if this is all correct.
You mean when king Minos requested for a bull, Poseidon gave the Cretan bull as a gift, he didn't curse queen Pasiphae right away, he wanted Minos to sacrifice the bull, but it was so beautiful he sacrificed another bull, instead of the bull Poseidon gave, which that actually angered Poseidon, which he cursed the Cretan bull to gone mad, and thennn he cursed Pasiphae to fall in love with the bull. Also the Minotaur was never cursed, Pasiphae raised him with much care, it's just when he wasn't fed upon human food, then he started eating human's flesh, but it was also cause he had a really bad temper, he was not evil. Yeah king Minos was so pissed off cause the Minotaur kept killing every civilization, so he asked Daedalus a very genius craftsman, skillful ass architect, to build the Labyrinth. I mean yeah there's stories of people, jeez probably Gods or heroes mated with animals. There's even animals with human bodies, or mostly heads. Also the Minotaur isn't the only bull with long horns, we still have some bulls with long horns, long they can't even straighten their head. Also the Minotaur had no association with Aurochs, Aurochs were/are the real ancestors of our modern cattles during the dinosaur years. Dinosaurs were real, not the Minotaur. Well if we have evidence, but still don't have any. The Minotaur head wasn't even an auroch, it was just like what would you think? A regular bull. The Minotaur wasn't also that big/large, he was just muscular like a hero. "It was truly Behemoth" The Minotaur was not fucking large dude, Behemoth was a creature in the Bible's Book of Job, a creature God created in the beginning of creation. Behemoth was depicted as the size of the sauropods, the diplodocus or the brachiosaurus, Behemoth was a hippopotamus. The Minotaur was not that huge. The Labyrinth wasn't the Minotaur's home, it was a maze, as his prison, Crete is his home, which the Labyrinth was in Crete but the maze wasn't his home, just his prison. Also this was dumb, the channel was not blocked. Also the mermaids in Greek mythology were called "Nereids", said to be member of the nymph species called "Haliades". And I'm sorry did I hear him say "Minotaurs"? Dude. There was only one Minotaur in Greek mythology, there weren't others or like a species. Mermaids and the Minotaur have in common, dude this woman you heard is down right wrong. The Nereids is nothing like seals. Also the Nereids wouldn't just kill sailors, they were friendly and helpful to sailors, they helped the Argonauts to find the Golden fleece, they also accompanied Poseidon like he was their father. Well really they are the daughters of Nereus, the grand-daughters of the literal embodiment of the sea Pontus. The Nereids didn't sing for the sailors to come to death. That would be more of a Sirens thing, well that causes hypnosis when they sing but they still caused death. They are similar to Sirens but seriously they didn't really kill sailors, they helped sailors through storms. They weren't sinister/evil, they were neutral. The Minotaur is nothing like the Nereids, the guy doesn't sing to lure his predators? He is just known for killing them, not by doing something to able to kill them. THE SEA WAS NOTHING LIKE THE LABYRINTH ARE YOU FOR REAL? The Minotaur is nothing like the Nereids, just said that.. Theseus did not pretend to be a sacrifice to the Minotaur, he was informing king Minos he is meant to kill the Minotaur. He actually strangled the Minotaur to death from behind pretty easily, wasn't hard for Theseus, he didn't use a sword some say he did but he didn't. The Minotaur is just known as being the son of a bull and queen Pasiphae, ate people, was imprisoned in the Labyrinth, and was killed by Theseus, there was no extra evidence and stories of him. This was kinda good, but junk.
Just call them bull man !
The Minotaur is the name of the creature bro..
@@FrankyGotTheBill lol in the book monster hunter international they preferred the name bull man have a good day
@@RandyPark-pc7xh Have a good day? I know you're not even trying to speak, he always remained as the Minotaur, he was depicted half man and half bull sure, but most entirely he was never called "bull-man", like that would be more of a werewolf and the Michigan Dogman thing.
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What I would like to hear is proof to back up what they claim. That would give credit to what they believe or theorize. Other wise thats all it is hear say.