Very interesting and well done. Really, the name of Brutus was Lucius Junius (not Tarquinius) called Brutus. He was born of the latin Gens Junia but related to the Tarquins through his mother Tarquinia, a descendant of Tarquinius Priscus. Just now it is published an english translation of my fictionalzed history of the Tarquins "The last Kings of Rome - the Etruscan dynasty that ruled the Eternal City". It is based both on Livy and Dionysius stories, but also on the researches and theories of prof. Andrea Carandini and Paolo Carafa of the Sapienza University of Rome. Congratulations for your good work.
I would say that Romulus was an archaic roman god. His narrative of his birth is similar to greek Perseus, and the irish god Lugh, yet his actions as an agressive expansionist, and the first king of a nation, is quite similar to Nuada in Ireland, who is the first god king and the one who expands his dominion by conquering other deities. The tale of Tarquinius Superbus, him usurping the throne and later deposition also mirros the tale of Lugh and Bres, in which Bres is considered a illegitimate king, while Lugh deposes him; both Superbus and Bres seek aid of someone of his own ethnicity, Superbus with Lars Porsenna and Bres with Balor. So the final battle of the Irish Gods and the conflict between the last king of Rome and the romans echoes a, possibly, similar origin in their tales. The issue here is that the romans shaped their ancient mythology as pseudo-history. Also, note how Rome is sieged just as Troy is, and both stories of a city sieged mark the end of a cycle in each tradition: in Rome marks the end of kingship and the one in Troy signifies the end of the heroic cycle; meanwhile the Irish Cycle should end in the final battle of the gods.
Hello my friend. Sorry for the late reply. I am currently on a break because of some problems in my personal life, but once I sort these problems out I will get back on the channel and I will continue making content. I already have plans for the next few videos, I'm just not sure yet about when I will start working on them. Thank you for your support. :)
This is a very good insight, I learned some things which is always a good thing. Thank you! I hope to see, and learn more, I subscribed. I wish you all the best, and I'll be waiting for your next video :)
Thank you! I'm sorry about the late reply. I am currently taking a break from the channel but once I get back up I will upload all my content on Audea.
I think they were probably real people, and there were many other kings, or their reigns were extended to make the founding earlier. Are there any theories any why later authors would be interested in an 8th century founding? I know many ancient Roman and Greek writers placed the Trojan war much later than we conventionally do today, like in the 10th or 9th century bc. Perhaps the legendary chronology of Aeneas has something to do with it. They also placed the founding of Republic in 509bc, making it one year before the founding of Athenian democracy, but at the same time claimed Rome sent a delegation to Athens for advice on how to form their new government a few years later.
The Tale of Romulus and Remus is pure mythology disguised as history. The tale of the twins and the way they founded Rome, is incredibly similar to the tale of the irish god Lugh and the story of Perseus. Most characters surrounding Romulus tale are deities, and some gods have taken the role of legendary characters the Romans thought were historical.
Rome founded by the Syrians 10 century after the Establishment of Syracuse and Cartage … they called it Roma … means High / Elevated … because they did build it on top of a hill
@@historicaladventurevideos that's funny, you really had me because George was inspired by historical events, with Rome being the big one... I Loved the information... It was great to listen to during my commute home for a few days.
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What a great great video. Probably the best documentary on Roman kings. No special effects needed. Please keep it up! I'm hooked and subscribed
Thank you for your kind words!
Really well made. Thank you
Very interesting and well done. Really, the name of Brutus was Lucius Junius (not Tarquinius) called Brutus. He was born of the latin Gens Junia but related to the Tarquins through his mother Tarquinia, a descendant of Tarquinius Priscus. Just now it is published an english translation of my fictionalzed history of the Tarquins "The last Kings of Rome - the Etruscan dynasty that ruled the Eternal City". It is based both on Livy and Dionysius stories, but also on the researches and theories of prof. Andrea Carandini and Paolo Carafa of the Sapienza University of Rome. Congratulations for your good work.
Excellent presentation. We really enjoyed it for the additional reason of our strong personal interest on the subject 😀.
Thank you so much, I'm glad to hear that! :)
I would say that Romulus was an archaic roman god. His narrative of his birth is similar to greek Perseus, and the irish god Lugh, yet his actions as an agressive expansionist, and the first king of a nation, is quite similar to Nuada in Ireland, who is the first god king and the one who expands his dominion by conquering other deities.
The tale of Tarquinius Superbus, him usurping the throne and later deposition also mirros the tale of Lugh and Bres, in which Bres is considered a illegitimate king, while Lugh deposes him; both Superbus and Bres seek aid of someone of his own ethnicity, Superbus with Lars Porsenna and Bres with Balor. So the final battle of the Irish Gods and the conflict between the last king of Rome and the romans echoes a, possibly, similar origin in their tales. The issue here is that the romans shaped their ancient mythology as pseudo-history.
Also, note how Rome is sieged just as Troy is, and both stories of a city sieged mark the end of a cycle in each tradition: in Rome marks the end of kingship and the one in Troy signifies the end of the heroic cycle; meanwhile the Irish Cycle should end in the final battle of the gods.
I hope you're still working in future videos. I watch your content since the very beginning, even if I do not leave many comments.
Hello my friend. Sorry for the late reply. I am currently on a break because of some problems in my personal life, but once I sort these problems out I will get back on the channel and I will continue making content. I already have plans for the next few videos, I'm just not sure yet about when I will start working on them. Thank you for your support. :)
@@historicaladventurevideos First comes your personal life, that is of paramount importance. We will wait here, do not feel any rush.
Thank you
Nice study
Thanks a lot! :)
This is a very good insight, I learned some things which is always a good thing. Thank you! I hope to see, and learn more, I subscribed. I wish you all the best, and I'll be waiting for your next video :)
Thank you for your kind words! :)
0:00 Legends of early Rome
45:47 Archaeology of Rome's origins
Very old history here also
Wrong skin color of the people
loved this video! are you on audea? most of my audio is consumed there and would appreciate the audio version of your content on that platform
Thank you! I'm sorry about the late reply. I am currently taking a break from the channel but once I get back up I will upload all my content on Audea.
BRILLIANT.....TY.
I think they were probably real people, and there were many other kings, or their reigns were extended to make the founding earlier. Are there any theories any why later authors would be interested in an 8th century founding? I know many ancient Roman and Greek writers placed the Trojan war much later than we conventionally do today, like in the 10th or 9th century bc. Perhaps the legendary chronology of Aeneas has something to do with it.
They also placed the founding of Republic in 509bc, making it one year before the founding of Athenian democracy, but at the same time claimed Rome sent a delegation to Athens for advice on how to form their new government a few years later.
The Tale of Romulus and Remus is pure mythology disguised as history. The tale of the twins and the way they founded Rome, is incredibly similar to the tale of the irish god Lugh and the story of Perseus. Most characters surrounding Romulus tale are deities, and some gods have taken the role of legendary characters the Romans thought were historical.
Battle of Troy was 400 years before Rome
Rome founded by the Syrians 10 century after the Establishment of Syracuse and Cartage … they called it Roma … means High / Elevated … because they did build it on top of a hill
Order 66 kek
Was it really "order 66"? Lol.
Haha, no but I figured that the two events were very similar so why not mention Star Wars at that. Sextus probably had only one order and that was it.
@@historicaladventurevideos that's funny, you really had me because George was inspired by historical events, with Rome being the big one... I Loved the information... It was great to listen to during my commute home for a few days.
how many of these pagans wrote about Jesus Christ ?
None.
Jesus lived like 700 years later
👁️✝️🛐👁️🩸⚖️🕯️🍞💧🌡️😡🌋🌪️🙏⏳, they wrote about JESUS CHRIST, you going to say anything about this sometime ?!
No they very much did not lol
Ummm Moses, Jesus all myth.... Never happened. They refined the Jesus myth over the centuries. Zero evidence of first hand accounts....Dark age medieval fantasy
This so called documentary is not good. Thumbs down.