Thanks for your support and comments. Considering to take the War of the Austrian Succession before Seven Years War (in chronological order), as the next theme, what are your thoughts?
Oh, HECK yes. I've legitimately been on tenterhooks! Your style is a delight; inspired by, but not ripping off, that of others, building constructively and making it your own. JUST enough meme jokes and shout-outs, and you go into fascinating details that I (for one) was absolutely unaware of. I support you 100%, congratulate you on making the Spanish Succession interesting and compelling, and can't wait for what comes next!
@@Mechanix.Illustrated (Oh, and don’t take pronunciation complaints too much to heart. Whatever issues your accent might cause, you sound like you’re talking fairly naturally when you narrate, and that’s better than a lot of others can say…)
I just discovered this channel and I loooooooooove it ! History with animation is just the perfect combo. As a french I liked these episodes. I would have just said that a little mention of the famine in 1709 would have been relevant. This famine caused desastrous death in all Europe and especially in France. Maybe mentioning the battle of Poltava that took place in the same year would have been good too. A decisive battle in a huge war called the great northern war.
I'm so happy TH-cam recommended this to me. at first I was a bit skeptical since I never heard of you before, but I'm glad I still continued to watch. such good quality, animation and narration. I hope you find more success further in the future and I hope more videos like the 7 years war and such are made. can't wait to watch the war of Austrian succession next!
Such a great series on the War of the Spanish Succession! Very high quality and highly entertaining. I really love to learn about the 17th and 18th centuries. Keep up the good work.
This was brilliant. I am glad you are tackling more unknown Wars because I can find barely any small videos on these topic. However you should have done the Nine Years' War (1688-1697) first. I do not mind a break to go back to that War though.
Great videos on the War of the Spanish Succession. A great mixture of content. I also really love your maps! Have you read The Times Atlas of European History? It's an amazing book that really helps put historical events into a geopolitical context. Like your maps do!
amazing video. but I would have spent a few words or more on the siege of Turin, because it was one of the very few capitals of Europe that has ever been subjected to a scientifically studied siege and had great international resonance so much so that some historians consider the siege of Turin the event that marks the beginning of the Risorgimento.
so..that story that saided that southern italy was governed by austrians and milanese once is true?????.....oh gesus...i have nostalgia of the spanish now...(because you know...people from milan have the same charcter as new york people...wchich is...you know....very bad....like you lost an eye and get a "vaffanculo"for just for looking bad at someone type...) italian stories apart...amazing video and keep making these with this quality
Una corrección a lo que se dice en el minuto 2,55...la provincia de Murcia nunca pasó al lado austracista ...los aliados únicamente tomaron provisionalmente cartagena y después de la batalla de almansa todo el reino de murcia quedó definitivamente para la causa de los borbones
The war continued until the 11th of september 1714, when Barcelona fell to the spaniards. And thus, the catalan culture and language were prohibited and repressed for 300 years to come.
Hasburg Spain wasn't a unified country. There was Aragon and there was Castille. The conflict was basically a civil war. In fact Charles took Madrid a couple of times but nobody in Castille want him as a king and had to leave away. Moreover, the territories of the italian peninsula had been part of Aragon for almost 5 centuries. The biggest consequence of the war was creation of spain; from a merely geographic designation to a state nation with a same government.
How glorious a unified Latin empire in Europe would be. All of spain, France, and half of italy under one catholic and latin crown. in a century's time you can easily see it become all of italy, and retake the netherlands. Bavaria could become a much grander southern germany, austria could be deposed as HRE emperor.
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Thanks for your support and comments. Considering to take the War of the Austrian Succession before Seven Years War (in chronological order), as the next theme, what are your thoughts?
Good. Never saw a youtube history channel who prioritized chronological order before.
A fine idea! Chronological order is rarely a bad plan imo...
Yes ! I'm looking forward to see it ! Buuuuut what about the great northern war ? : /
what about war of quadruple alliance? it would be a shorter and easier video.
Seven years war please
this episode is phenomenal, excellently written and animated.
This is like oversimplifed but it goes into a lot of detail👍
Amazing work! Would really be excited for both the Austrian Succession War & Seven Years War!
Oh, HECK yes. I've legitimately been on tenterhooks!
Your style is a delight; inspired by, but not ripping off, that of others, building constructively and making it your own. JUST enough meme jokes and shout-outs, and you go into fascinating details that I (for one) was absolutely unaware of.
I support you 100%, congratulate you on making the Spanish Succession interesting and compelling, and can't wait for what comes next!
Glad you enjoyed the episode! Your reviews inspire to keep making new content
@@Mechanix.Illustrated (Oh, and don’t take pronunciation complaints too much to heart. Whatever issues your accent might cause, you sound like you’re talking fairly naturally when you narrate, and that’s better than a lot of others can say…)
Was looking for a video about the War of Spanish Succession. Found it and this wonderful channel.
this video is so well made!
I just discovered this channel and I loooooooooove it !
History with animation is just the perfect combo. As a french I liked these episodes.
I would have just said that a little mention of the famine in 1709 would have been relevant. This famine caused desastrous death in all Europe and especially in France. Maybe mentioning the battle of Poltava that took place in the same year would have been good too. A decisive battle in a huge war called the great northern war.
I'm so happy TH-cam recommended this to me. at first I was a bit skeptical since I never heard of you before, but I'm glad I still continued to watch. such good quality, animation and narration. I hope you find more success further in the future and I hope more videos like the 7 years war and such are made. can't wait to watch the war of Austrian succession next!
Such a great series on the War of the Spanish Succession! Very high quality and highly entertaining. I really love to learn about the 17th and 18th centuries. Keep up the good work.
Awesome art, writing, and information!
Thank you for this video, I find these videos really informative!
Great work
YAY YOU ARE BACK 🥶😤👌💯💯
Yes love your vedios I like to see the 7 years war keep up the work 👍
This channel is sooo underrated
This was brilliant. I am glad you are tackling more unknown Wars because I can find barely any small videos on these topic. However you should have done the Nine Years' War (1688-1697) first. I do not mind a break to go back to that War though.
I think you do wonderful on History Videos I support you 100 percent I can’t wait to see your next vedio 👍🏼 and I like your accent it’s pretty
Crazy how this was going on at roughly the same time as the great northern war
Great videos on the War of the Spanish Succession. A great mixture of content. I also really love your maps! Have you read The Times Atlas of European History? It's an amazing book that really helps put historical events into a geopolitical context. Like your maps do!
Thanks for advice, will definitely check this book out
ahh sweet another history channel subscribed
This little fan service of vic2 and ck3 is amazing
Finally a new video..🥳
Very Nice
amazing video. but I would have spent a few words or more on the siege of Turin, because it was one of the very few capitals of Europe that has ever been subjected to a scientifically studied siege and had great international resonance
so much so that some historians consider the siege of Turin the event that marks the beginning of the Risorgimento.
such a good video!
Who's going to write all of human history first, Oversimplified or Historia? Place your bets in the replies
I would have added the battle of Ramillies and the battle of Oudenaarde
Frederick the Great reading Sun Tsu the art of war was too funny
Теперь вместо сторика мисис история. Удачи на англоязычном ютубе)
I do say, discovering this channel has been a quite lovely affair
"I will show you how we won. So, we ran away."
so..that story that saided that southern italy was governed by austrians and milanese once is true?????.....oh gesus...i have nostalgia of the spanish now...(because you know...people from milan have the same charcter as new york people...wchich is...you know....very bad....like you lost an eye and get a "vaffanculo"for just for looking bad at someone type...)
italian stories apart...amazing video and keep making these with this quality
I recommend the channel Historia Civilis, if you don’t already know about them.
Out of curiosity, where does your accent come from?
You missed the Battle of Denain!
Una corrección a lo que se dice en el minuto 2,55...la provincia de Murcia nunca pasó al lado austracista ...los aliados únicamente tomaron provisionalmente cartagena y después de la batalla de almansa todo el reino de murcia quedó definitivamente para la causa de los borbones
good
The war continued until the 11th of september 1714, when Barcelona fell to the spaniards. And thus, the catalan culture and language were prohibited and repressed for 300 years to come.
Hasburg Spain wasn't a unified country. There was Aragon and there was Castille.
The conflict was basically a civil war. In fact Charles took Madrid a couple of times but nobody in Castille want him as a king and had to leave away. Moreover, the territories of the italian peninsula had been part of Aragon for almost 5 centuries.
The biggest consequence of the war was creation of spain; from a merely geographic designation to a state nation with a same government.
Why a Real Madrid logo
austria got so many territories from this war
How glorious a unified Latin empire in Europe would be. All of spain, France, and half of italy under one catholic and latin crown. in a century's time you can easily see it become all of italy, and retake the netherlands. Bavaria could become a much grander southern germany, austria could be deposed as HRE emperor.
So france fought so much and so long for what?