Tsar Nicholas did indeed have a dragon tattoo, he had a massive dragon tattoo on his right arm which encompassed his forearm, it reportedly took about 7 hours to complete and Tsar Nicholas was proud of it and loved showing it off.
And also a Japanese policeman Tsuda Sanzo did slice Nicholas II's head in an assassination attempt. The wound left a massive scar but wasn't deep enough to be life threatening. Nicholas II's cousin, Prince George of Greece and Denmark was there with him, and he parried a second attack from Tsuda, saving Nicholas II's life. Tsuda was captured and sentenced to life imprisonment by the Japanese government. The assassination attempt is known as the Otsu Incident.
It's worth checking out Father Gapon's petition. They were asking for some pretty standard stuff, as you can imagine (teach the middle and lower class, give us a minimum wage, set up a better tax system so that we aren't exploited), but some were more tragic, like 'please make our bosses fix the factory roofs so we stop getting sick and dying from the rain and snow' and 'please make it so we only have to work 8 hours at a time and our bosses can't just demand that we work overtime'
By the way the Czar actually did have a big dragon tattoo on his arm. I think Franz Ferdinand, George V, as well as Frederik IX of Denmark had some as well. It's long rumored that Teddy Roosevelt had a chest piece, but the evidence is questionable. It was actually trendy for nobles, royalty, and the rich to get tattoos when they traveled to distant lands during the late 19th and very early 20th century. Many world leaders probably had ink that we don't know about too.
thats actually reall cool and kind a sign of respect that even in a puritcal society that world leaders still found so many other cultures tattos as so intresting it was worth getting one even as a country leader which was a risk to them
Fun fact-WW1 in general is also known as a big family war.Tsar Nicholas was the cousin of king George 5 of UK and the GermannKaiser.In fact both of them looked very similar.Queen Victoria was known as the Grandmother of Europe as nearly every European royalty had British connection and vice versa.Infact the present British monarch has German ancestry(the house was originally called the House of Hannover (a place in Germany).But during the war the name was changed to a much British sounding Windsor.
I think the lack of negativity is maybe because it frames itself as Oversimplified, like the French Revolution had a few hundred missed bits that I honestly though make the story more compelling or teaches you more about how the world looks today; they missed Benedict Arnolds most important and interesting battle that could’ve lost the war for the US but spent a ton of time on his narrative as a bit. Basically there’s always more out there, if anyone reading this wants to know more about Revolutions I highly recommend the Revolutions podcast, it tells the story of revolutions as a continuous narrative split into chapters cause they all affected each other. Glorius, American, French and the Latin American (mostly Gran Columbian) are definitely a solid start and contained a bunch I didn’t know as a history student.
5:00 Fun fact, these are the people who came up with _the_ antisemitic nonsense booklet. "Protocols of the Elders of Zion." Still a favourite among Imams and neonazis today!
You tricked us! I usually look for your videos at 9pm, after I've fed my cat. This is a good reaction. If you're interested in an expat view of the Russian Revolution, I can recommend Helen Rappaport's Caught in the Revolution. It's her best book about the Romanovs.
The great war is referred to as the first world war. But the 7 year war between France and Britain in North America during the 1700s is the actual first world war.
at around 16:25, let me ask you : Do you think a monarch at that time had to say "please don't shoot innocent people" every time the army or his guard moved out?
Do you think the soldiers would listen?! This wasn't exactly the British Army or modern NATO. These were _Russians._ /flash to the Rape of Ukraine _last year._ Imagine how they acted a century ago!
Story a bit too simplified, all things a good enough, BUT story loose great amount of facts and motivation of characters. So its like, u loock at picture and see only countur of main idea.
@@HypeTrain-FollowYeah, BUT, author marked some persons as good or bad in video. I mean key figures like Lenin or Stalin always showed as evil genius, its hurts my filings a litle bit. It can be point of view - I noticed many videos about Russians historical leaders too politicized, usually they showed as not a positive guys.
Tsar Nicholas did indeed have a dragon tattoo, he had a massive dragon tattoo on his right arm which encompassed his forearm, it reportedly took about 7 hours to complete and Tsar Nicholas was proud of it and loved showing it off.
And also a Japanese policeman Tsuda Sanzo did slice Nicholas II's head in an assassination attempt. The wound left a massive scar but wasn't deep enough to be life threatening. Nicholas II's cousin, Prince George of Greece and Denmark was there with him, and he parried a second attack from Tsuda, saving Nicholas II's life. Tsuda was captured and sentenced to life imprisonment by the Japanese government. The assassination attempt is known as the Otsu Incident.
@Mike Morbuk no, just Japanese culture.
Hey you can't say that! To the guillotine.
@@imakeislamiccontent if there is any man among you who would kill his emperor. Here I stand!
@@literallynapoleonhimself5417 Bruh the emperor is overthrown us radicals have already declared a democracy.
Nicholas actually had a Japanese dragon tattoo
It's worth checking out Father Gapon's petition. They were asking for some pretty standard stuff, as you can imagine (teach the middle and lower class, give us a minimum wage, set up a better tax system so that we aren't exploited), but some were more tragic, like 'please make our bosses fix the factory roofs so we stop getting sick and dying from the rain and snow' and 'please make it so we only have to work 8 hours at a time and our bosses can't just demand that we work overtime'
👀🙏... Kev
By the way the Czar actually did have a big dragon tattoo on his arm. I think Franz Ferdinand, George V, as well as Frederik IX of Denmark had some as well. It's long rumored that Teddy Roosevelt had a chest piece, but the evidence is questionable. It was actually trendy for nobles, royalty, and the rich to get tattoos when they traveled to distant lands during the late 19th and very early 20th century. Many world leaders probably had ink that we don't know about too.
thats actually reall cool and kind a sign of respect that even in a puritcal society that world leaders still found so many other cultures tattos as so intresting it was worth getting one even as a country leader which was a risk to them
Am I the only person to think that Lenin's mother in law looks like a cool grandma?
Plot twist :
Lenin was severely punished by his -grandma- mother in law.
Fun fact-WW1 in general is also known as a big family war.Tsar Nicholas was the cousin of king George 5 of UK and the GermannKaiser.In fact both of them looked very similar.Queen Victoria was known as the Grandmother of Europe as nearly every European royalty had British connection and vice versa.Infact the present British monarch has German ancestry(the house was originally called the House of Hannover (a place in Germany).But during the war the name was changed to a much British sounding Windsor.
Unexpected but another awesome and welcomed reaction as always! Stay safe and healthy you two and looking foward to part 2!
yeah we got on it quick this time :) You stay safe as well -Dave
I think the lack of negativity is maybe because it frames itself as Oversimplified, like the French Revolution had a few hundred missed bits that I honestly though make the story more compelling or teaches you more about how the world looks today; they missed Benedict Arnolds most important and interesting battle that could’ve lost the war for the US but spent a ton of time on his narrative as a bit. Basically there’s always more out there, if anyone reading this wants to know more about Revolutions I highly recommend the Revolutions podcast, it tells the story of revolutions as a continuous narrative split into chapters cause they all affected each other. Glorius, American, French and the Latin American (mostly Gran Columbian) are definitely a solid start and contained a bunch I didn’t know as a history student.
I was not the first but not the last
Tiger King is the name of the Netflix series
That's the one! Cheers 😅👍-dave
Still salty that Oversimplified never mentioned King George V.
Kaiser Wilhelm probably could've looked a lot like George and Nicholas, had he grown a beard. www.eastsussexww1.org.uk/three-cousins/index.html
Great Video!! And yes about the Russian empire, one of the largest problems was that they had so many ehtnic minorities which caused many revolts etc.
Me: sees there are no dislikes
*Perfectly balanced as all things should be*
Sshhhh! Don't talk it up 🤣-dave
I SEE NO DISLIKES....
...heh.
2ND PART NOW!
Lol coming imminently 👍😁... Kev
@@HypeTrain-Follow Goody.
5:00 Fun fact, these are the people who came up with _the_ antisemitic nonsense booklet.
"Protocols of the Elders of Zion."
Still a favourite among Imams and neonazis today!
YES I couldn't wait for this love you guys
Replaced bad with worse the end. Now THAT"S simplified.
Your accents are so strong It took me like a solid 10 seconds to realize you were speaking English lol
Hey guys, I wondered what part of England you are from? I’m from Hampshire the furthest part south in England
9:05 that Netflix series is called Tiger King😉😉
Put part 2 tomorrow :) , i can't wait
Not even recorded it yet 😅-dave
Trump got 2 world wars mixed up
Biden: Hold my ice cream
Its so funny how they say the word Царь) There is no sound t, but it is the most close you can get, because english doesnt have Ц
Great video guys
love your content
You tricked us! I usually look for your videos at 9pm, after I've fed my cat. This is a good reaction. If you're interested in an expat view of the Russian Revolution, I can recommend Helen Rappaport's Caught in the Revolution. It's her best book about the Romanovs.
Lol cheers... Kev 👍
The great war is referred to as the first world war. But the 7 year war between France and Britain in North America during the 1700s is the actual first world war.
I spotted two true story's 😅❤😊 and please keep up the great work ❤️
much love from germany
Watch it and understand it but at the end long lived tsar
just discoverd your channel i am a fan
Muchos is Spanish for many, arigato is Japanese for thanks you
Mon petit pois is Little pea
So it mean many thanks little pea..
Why?!
RA RA RASPUTIN
🎶Lover of the Russian queen🎶
It says "Many (Spanish) thanks (Japanese) my little peas (French)"
Well that was fast
Thank you 👍😊... Kev
Great video
Do Part 2! Quit Stalin!
at around 16:25, let me ask you : Do you think a monarch at that time had to say "please don't shoot innocent people" every time the army or his guard moved out?
Do you think the soldiers would listen?!
This wasn't exactly the British Army or modern NATO.
These were _Russians._
/flash to the Rape of Ukraine _last year._
Imagine how they acted a century ago!
Wooop woooooop
Theres a tax for this you know
Interesting
Can You two react to Arun shei films he talks about the misconceptions of the American civil
been here since 16K
not much right eh?
but who cares?
Nice one guys
:)))какая смешная история:))).......ноооооо для абсолютно необразованных людей она конечно же подойдет:)
Story a bit too simplified, all things a good enough, BUT story loose great amount of facts and motivation of characters.
So its like, u loock at picture and see only countur of main idea.
Fair enough these are very much an eye opener and a starting point ..if it gets people looking at history more it cant be a bad thing :)
@@HypeTrain-FollowYeah, BUT, author marked some persons as good or bad in video.
I mean key figures like Lenin or Stalin always showed as evil genius, its hurts my filings a litle bit.
It can be point of view - I noticed many videos about Russians historical leaders too politicized, usually they showed as not a positive guys.
Am I first?
YEP! :) -Dave
John Elam nice
its eazy propaganda,but all ok)
Революция это отнюдь не смешно. Не дай Бог, скоро сами убедитесь.