Another series that I haven't seen. Looks wonderful. As I wrote before historical series and period dramas are my favourite. Looking forward to watching all the clips.
Although swords and other assorted hand held weapons were still dominant on the battlefields, you clearly see the slow introduction of gunpowder would be a huge game changer .
Plenty of Hollywood movies have soldiers wearing helmets. What an odd thing to bitch about. And this is a series not a movie. And why would anyone make a movie set in that century on a battlefield with soldiers not wearing their helmets. And saying that. Couple of those guys were NOT wearing helmets. Be consistent man.
@@willthorson4543 its typical for movies(Hollywood movies included) to have characters remove their helmets during combat for one reason or another due to it being difficult to show the emotion of a character while they have a full plate helmet on thus it has become a well known joke to poke fun at the logic of Hollywood(as they are the most well known) so in short its a joke you don't need to take it serious just keep scrolling.
Yeah, "but how will they recognise the stars we have hired if they wore helmets" Same way soldiers did. Use elaborate armour, battle standards, etc. But no, we need to see stupid shit.
I remember reading about Charles the Bold’s wars against the Swiss in some history/war magazine I bought somewhere. I think I was in my early 20s... never heard of him before then, but I found the whole thing very interesting.
yeah it was the swiss he died fighting but this series suggests at the beginning here he died fighting the french. The swiss were known to not take prisoners of people who invaded them. They actually killed one of the holy roman emperors too even though he tried to surrender.
@@ADobbin1 Duke Charles the Bold was actually a complete coward and had let his troops massacre the Belgium Town of Dinant with 20'000 Civilians. Before the first battle against the Swiss in Grandson he had assured the Swiss garrison of 500 safe conduct but then broke word and hanged and drowned them in the Lake on Neuchatel. The Swiss were furious and therefore no quarter was given after the battle of Grandson during which Charles the Bold fled and left his army to die same as year later in Môrat where again the Swiss peasants defeated his knight army. In France in Nancy the French king had paid Gold to the Swiss to finish his cousin Charles the Bold off which happened. German emperor Maximillian I also made the huge mistake trying to revenge his father in law's death and attacked the Swiss to retake the lost Burgundian territories from the Swiss. The sold called Swiss-Swabian wars resulted in that the Swiss destroyed several German knight armies, one German knight army even fled when the Swiss arrived onto the battlefield. As the Swiss devastated Bavaria-Swabia and Vorarlberg and also attacked Tyrol, the emperor Maximillian pleaded the Swiss for peace which completely severed all ties with the Holy Roman German empire for the Swiss. So both Dukes of Burgundy Charles the Bold (coward)and his son in law Maximillian I broke on the Swiss Confederacy as had done so many Valois and von Habsburgs before.
@@jurgbangerter1023 Man mag ja Karl dem Kühnen einiges vorwerfen, aber ein "Feigling" war er mit Sicherheit nicht. Davon zeugt schon sein ritterlicher Tod in der Schlacht von Nancy 1477. Es ist eben so falsch hier zu behaupten, er habe der schweizer Besatzung (ein Kontingent der Stadt Bern) der Burg von Grandson freies Geleit zugesagt. Dergleichen ist nie geschehen. Sie kapitulierten auf Gnade oder Ungnade. Sie wurden exekutiert. Das war damals oft an der Tagesordnung, wenn sich Verteidiger einer Stadt oder Burg nicht auf Aufforderung ergaben und Widerstand leisteten. Auch war Grandson kein schweizer Gebiet. Es gehörte zum Waadtland, welches dann von den Schweizern annektiert wurde. "...deshalb wurde nach der Schlacht von Grandson kein Pardon gegeben." Eine Aussage die auch wieder totaler Unsinn ihrerseits ist, denn es war den schweizern Gewalthaufen verboten in der Schlacht Gefangene oder Beute zu machen. Das hätte ja ein Aufbrechen der geschlossenen Formation bedeutet, denn diese mussten sie halten, sie waren ja reine Fußkämpfer (Pikeniere und Hellebardiere). Ein ebensolcher Unsinn ist, dass "die beiden Herzöge von Burgund Karl der Kühne (Feigling) und sein Schwiegersohn Maximilian I. in die Schweizerische Eidgenossenschaft" eingebrochen seien. Das konnten sie gar nicht gemeinsam, da Karl der Kühne längst tot war, als Erzherzog Maximilian Maria von Burgund ehelichte.
watched last night all of it! Very good tv series. Everything looks real. Wish that they had more money to put a big battle scenes, but you can see that they are putting max on what they had.
A few days after he was killed. This scene might just be the Swiss scouring the field after their victory and coming across the duke, who's armour and clothing they take as prizes before throwing the body in the river as a final 'fuck you'.
In einem Fluss hat er unter Garantie nicht gelegen. Das gibt die historische Quellenlage auch nicht her. Man fand ihm auf dem Schlachtfeld in einer Gruppe von fünfzehn Leichen, grausam entstellt, denn der Hieb einer Hellbarde hatte ihm den Kopf "vom Ohr bis zum Kiefer aufgerissen, der Körper von zwei Lanzenstichen durchbohrt."
Ah, Louis the Eleventh. "L'Universelle Aragne" (the Universal Spider, in Old French), as he is named as an enemy of the Valois dukes of Burgundy, his influence and intelligence network covering everything in his kingdom and immediately beyond.
I like this intro scene; it's as if the average soldiers doing a soldierly job after a battle introduced the entire narrative. Overall it's an interesting drama outside of the usual hollywoodian sources, but it's too bad it's another medieval work packed by this bizarre darkness and fiction.
German Television ZDF oder 3Sat, i guess. But i guess also, without english subtitels. I believe soemone created the english subtitles unoffically just for this clipvideo.
i believe someone created english subtitles just for this clipvideo. unoffically created. i think you can watch it, but without english subtitels then.
On one side Maximilian and the Burgundy army with 500 soldiers and 500 battle eguipped farmers.On the other side 5000 French Knights and 5000 battle experienced warriors and the Burgundy army took the victory !?.
The battle of guinegatte is a pyrrhic victory for the imperial-burgundy when they were 3 times more numerous than the french and yet the french inflicted more losses.
@@romainmodestie8844 Nancy in Lorraine was Louis XI of France and the Duke of Lorraine against Charles the Bold, the Swiss mercenaries were royally paid by LouisXI and had a score to settle with the Bold, but their previous battles where they destroyed 2 of Charles the Bolds armies where in Grandson and Môrat which is in today's Switzerland.
@@anissamissa1008 still Louis XI of France paid the Swiss to defeat Charles the Bold in Nancy, Charles was a Valois same as Louis XI, they were cousins. Valois were also ruling England competing with the d'Anjou's the Tudors were part of the French Valois Royals.
Though you could still film inside the Gravensteen, the Ghent castle, as it is located in the middle of the city panoramic outdoor scenes are not possible.
@@olivercromwell432 Charles the Bold and Liège had many wars. During one of the last uprising of Liège, Charles the Bold reunite a great army to have the last word on the city. After an heroic but useless attack from the last defenders of Liège (The "600 Franchimontois"), he burned all the city to the ground.
@@olivercromwell432 Apart from what was explained, the Dutch were independant-minded. They didn't like huge-scale overlords such as Burgundians which later became the Habsburgs (the topic of this series). For example they had forced The Great Privilege on their overlords, something which was basically unheard at this time, when in a lot of parts of Europe (mainly eastern) it was still nobles ruling over people who were basically slaves. This type of fighting goes back to at least the 11th century, when the county of Holland was already at war with the Holy Roman Emperor who was trying to create centralised power and through that, more opression. The Gueldrian Wars saw Gelre fighting the Burgundians and later Habsburgs for their independance. People didn't like centralised authority from far away much. This went on for centuries, with clerics being the bearers of centralised opression, which local nobles and later on guilds, resisted. To name one example, the bishop of Utrecht had the village of Eemnes destroyed in 1321 because they were close to the free farmers of Holland and started getting funny ideas like "Why should we pay extremely high taxes so a bishop and emperor far far away can wear golden crowns?" Utrecht tried many times to seize Holland, but failed.
@@nvelsen1975 les Bourguignons ne deviendront jamais "Habsbourg" ce sont leurs possessions (lignée féminine) qui seront incluses comme d'autres dans l'héritage habsbourgeois. À cette époque, c'est la lignée mâle qui définit la souveraineté donc il n'est nullement question de maison de maison de "Habsbourg-Bourgogne" . En revanche la maison de "Habsbourg-Lorraine" elle, a bien existé.
Dem guten Arkebusenträger fehlt zum einen die Stütze, auf dem der Lauf beim Feuern abgelegt wurde und zum anderen sieht des eher aus wie ein ziemlich modernes Gewehr. In dem polnischen Film Deluge sieht man eine schwedische Armee auf dem Marsch, auf dem Feuerwaffen um 1670, also 200 Jahre später besser dargestellt sind.
Charles the Bold was a complete coward who had deserted his army twice as he fled from the Swiss, also Charles the Bold let his troops massacre the Civilian population of the Belgium city of Dinant. In Switzerland they had a MOCKING SONG on Charles the Bold; Kar der Kühne von Brugund verlor in Grandson sein Gut, in Murten den Mut und in Nancy das Blut; or Charles the Bold lost in Grandson his goodies-properties, in Morat the courage and in Nancy his Blood.
Well, since this does not include kings or emperors, he was surely one of the richest princes of Europe, if not the richest. Furthermore, he's known to love artillery, and managed to have the best artillery of Europe, not in quantity but in quality. The show is clearly not that far from reality.
@@StannisTheRealKing Wrong. The most powerful and modern arm was the Black army of Hungary. LEARN: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_Army_of_Hungary Matthias corvinus was the strongest monarch of Europe in the 15th century : en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Matthias_Corvinus In the 14th century, Louis the Great of Hungary was the strongest monarch. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Louis_I_of_Hungary
Well it was mercy to slaughter them, it was the human thing to do. Without modern medicine, they would have just died slowly and painfully from their wounds, even the smaller ones would have been infected without penicillin and killed them. Since the 20th century, when being wounded was no longer such a death sentence, it was not the slaughtering but the keeping them alive which became the human thing to do.
firstly, this is disappointing. i clickedf this to see a swiss pike square stab a bunch of frenchies, not this melodramatic crap secondly, its 1477. why does that guy have an arquebus?
Talking about "the French" in the context of those times shows very little understanding of history. Burgundy evolved out of the country of the Burgundians, who where a different tribe of germanic people than the Franks, who came to give Francia and later France their Name.
@Albert Fels Yep, I was responding to the "initially created" part. I assume that Ms. Sombo was referring to the annexation of the duchy to the French royal domain and its subsequent granting by the king to his son as a fief. I would agree that what "should belong" to whom on that basis does not lead anywhere, of course.
![Mary of Burgundy | Mother of the Habsburg Dynasty [ENG SUBS]](/img/n.gif)
Such an interesting period in history, where you can see soldiers wielding early firearms, bows, crossbows, swords, axes and pikes at the same time.
Kind of like Warhammer Fantasy, just minus orcs and beastmen and wizards😂
This series is SO GOOD! All the actors look and sound so believable in their roles.
Series name and where can I watch it
@@kodesh1674 yes
May we know the série please ?!
@@andri5169 a german 2017 TV series called either "Maximillian" or "Maximillian & Marie de Bourgogne."
@@SailingMoominmama Thank you !
A new show to get hooked on!
Ahhh bless you I love this series!! Thanks so much for doing this! :D
Another series that I haven't seen. Looks wonderful. As I wrote before historical series and period dramas are my favourite. Looking forward to watching all the clips.
Although swords and other assorted hand held weapons were still dominant on the battlefields, you clearly see the slow introduction of gunpowder would be a huge game changer .
Soldiers on the battle field wearing their helmets, not a hollywood movie 😂
Plenty of Hollywood movies have soldiers wearing helmets. What an odd thing to bitch about. And this is a series not a movie. And why would anyone make a movie set in that century on a battlefield with soldiers not wearing their helmets. And saying that. Couple of those guys were NOT wearing helmets. Be consistent man.
@@willthorson4543 its typical for movies(Hollywood movies included) to have characters remove their helmets during combat for one reason or another due to it being difficult to show the emotion of a character while they have a full plate helmet on thus it has become a well known joke to poke fun at the logic of Hollywood(as they are the most well known) so in short its a joke you don't need to take it serious just keep scrolling.
Yeah. Vikings on the history Channel, for instance
Yeah, "but how will they recognise the stars we have hired if they wore helmets"
Same way soldiers did. Use elaborate armour, battle standards, etc. But no, we need to see stupid shit.
@@rustomkanishka why do you watch movies you don't want to see?
I remember reading about Charles the Bold’s wars against the Swiss in some history/war magazine I bought somewhere. I think I was in my early 20s... never heard of him before then, but I found the whole thing very interesting.
yeah it was the swiss he died fighting but this series suggests at the beginning here he died fighting the french. The swiss were known to not take prisoners of people who invaded them. They actually killed one of the holy roman emperors too even though he tried to surrender.
@@ADobbin1 Duke Charles the Bold was actually a complete coward and had let his troops massacre the Belgium Town of Dinant with 20'000 Civilians. Before the first battle against the Swiss in Grandson he had assured the Swiss garrison of 500 safe conduct but then broke word and hanged and drowned them in the Lake on Neuchatel. The Swiss were furious and therefore no quarter was given after the battle of Grandson during which Charles the Bold fled and left his army to die same as year later in Môrat where again the Swiss peasants defeated his knight army. In France in Nancy the French king had paid Gold to the Swiss to finish his cousin Charles the Bold off which happened. German emperor Maximillian I also made the huge mistake trying to revenge his father in law's death and attacked the Swiss to retake the lost Burgundian territories from the Swiss. The sold called Swiss-Swabian wars resulted in that the Swiss destroyed several German knight armies, one German knight army even fled when the Swiss arrived onto the battlefield. As the Swiss devastated Bavaria-Swabia and Vorarlberg and also attacked Tyrol, the emperor Maximillian pleaded the Swiss for peace which completely severed all ties with the Holy Roman German empire for the Swiss. So both Dukes of Burgundy Charles the Bold (coward)and his son in law Maximillian I broke on the Swiss Confederacy as had done so many Valois and von Habsburgs before.
@@ADobbin1 Welcher soll das denn gewesen sein? Ich weiß von keinem deutschen Kaiser den die Schweizer getötet hätten.
@@wolfgangkloberdanz9562 Perhaps the source I got that from was wrong then.
@@jurgbangerter1023 Man mag ja Karl dem Kühnen einiges vorwerfen, aber ein "Feigling" war er mit Sicherheit nicht. Davon zeugt schon sein ritterlicher Tod in der Schlacht von Nancy 1477. Es ist eben so falsch hier zu behaupten, er habe der schweizer Besatzung (ein Kontingent der Stadt Bern) der Burg von Grandson freies Geleit zugesagt. Dergleichen ist nie geschehen. Sie kapitulierten auf Gnade oder Ungnade. Sie wurden exekutiert. Das war damals oft an der Tagesordnung, wenn sich Verteidiger einer Stadt oder Burg nicht auf Aufforderung ergaben und Widerstand leisteten. Auch war Grandson kein schweizer Gebiet. Es gehörte zum Waadtland, welches dann von den Schweizern annektiert wurde.
"...deshalb wurde nach der Schlacht von Grandson kein Pardon gegeben." Eine Aussage die auch wieder totaler Unsinn ihrerseits ist, denn es war den schweizern Gewalthaufen verboten in der Schlacht Gefangene oder Beute zu machen. Das hätte ja ein Aufbrechen der geschlossenen Formation bedeutet, denn diese mussten sie halten, sie waren ja reine Fußkämpfer (Pikeniere und Hellebardiere).
Ein ebensolcher Unsinn ist, dass "die beiden Herzöge von Burgund Karl der Kühne (Feigling) und sein Schwiegersohn Maximilian I. in die Schweizerische Eidgenossenschaft" eingebrochen seien. Das konnten sie gar nicht gemeinsam, da Karl der Kühne längst tot war, als Erzherzog Maximilian Maria von Burgund ehelichte.
I’ve been waiting for this series so long😂 thank you for your hard work!
You are the best!!! Thank you for your hard work!
watched last night all of it! Very good tv series. Everything looks real. Wish that they had more money to put a big battle scenes, but you can see that they are putting max on what they had.
Eine tolle Trilogie.. Danke dass du sie hier bewirbst
Been looking for this, thanks for sharing 👍🙏
France was a force back in the day. Most of the history we learn about France in the US is all the stuff that happened after their glory days.
Cool, I am gearman and i like the Fakt you watched this great Show 😘
That's not how they found his body do.
They found him naked frozen stuck in a river eaten by wolves.
A few days after he was killed. This scene might just be the Swiss scouring the field after their victory and coming across the duke, who's armour and clothing they take as prizes before throwing the body in the river as a final 'fuck you'.
I am from Lorraine it's true!
his head cut in halves by a Swiss halbardier...
In einem Fluss hat er unter Garantie nicht gelegen. Das gibt die historische Quellenlage auch nicht her. Man fand ihm auf dem Schlachtfeld in einer Gruppe von fünfzehn Leichen, grausam entstellt, denn der Hieb einer Hellbarde hatte ihm den Kopf "vom Ohr bis zum Kiefer aufgerissen, der Körper von zwei Lanzenstichen durchbohrt."
Ah, Louis the Eleventh. "L'Universelle Aragne" (the Universal Spider, in Old French), as he is named as an enemy of the Valois dukes of Burgundy, his influence and intelligence network covering everything in his kingdom and immediately beyond.
Thank you!
This was an amazing show!!
0:50 I want to be that dude with the arquebus, cloak, and kettle helm. He's looking slick with that
This movie spitting on historical accuracy honestly its hard to watch even those few minutes.
Karl der Kühne verlor, bei Grandson das Gut, bei Murten den Mut und bei Nancy das Blut.🇨🇭
Bei Gransee das Gut, bei Murten den Mut und bei Nanzig das Blut
I like this intro scene; it's as if the average soldiers doing a soldierly job after a battle introduced the entire narrative. Overall it's an interesting drama outside of the usual hollywoodian sources, but it's too bad it's another medieval work packed by this bizarre darkness and fiction.
Toller Film ❤. Spannende Geschichte ❤
What is the name of the serie ?
Bonjour depuis Nancy ! 🙂
Maximilian
Renaissance warfare . If I recalled Nancy was fought many times in different century the last was WW2.
With all this brutality how could anyone possibly call them "Nancy Boys" ???
Nanziger Jungs
Where can i find the full episodes? or have you uploaded them all?
German Television ZDF oder 3Sat, i guess. But i guess also, without english subtitels. I believe soemone created the english subtitles unoffically just for this clipvideo.
Is the series name simply “Maximillian”?
yes
De donde es esta serie? Alemana? Austriaca?
No quiero engancharme ...pero creo que ya es tarde😂
Es una miniserie, coproducción de Alemania y Austria
www.imdb.com/title/tt5833846/
En Marrueos perdon quise decir españa ya lo estan transmitiendo
Where is the battle from the title? :)
Что за фильм скажите пожалуйста
Where can i watch this show
Nombre de la serie o pelicula ?
Maximilian
@@Lily1127channel seria mucho pedir si me dices donde verla porfis
@@berzerker1236 No sé donde ☹ En aquel día yo ví la serie en alemán en zdf.de, pero no sé donde se puede ver hoy en día.
Cant be watched in United States and Canada. What a shame
i believe someone created english subtitles just for this clipvideo. unoffically created. i think you can watch it, but without english subtitels then.
Just out of curiosity....were guns actually invented at that time??
Yes. 24 years before this, guns already played a huge part in Sultan Mehmed's conquest of Constantinople.
how can I watch this series for free 😓
On one side Maximilian and the Burgundy army with 500 soldiers and 500 battle eguipped farmers.On the other side 5000 French Knights and 5000 battle experienced warriors and the Burgundy army took the victory !?.
The battle of guinegatte is a pyrrhic victory for the imperial-burgundy when they were 3 times more numerous than the french and yet the french inflicted more losses.
No french there, it was a battle between duchy of Burgundy and Duchy of Lorraine with Swiss allies
@D Anemon no it wasn't at the time, it was part of the Holy Roman Empire
@@romainmodestie8844 Nancy in Lorraine was Louis XI of France and the Duke of Lorraine against Charles the Bold, the Swiss mercenaries were royally paid by LouisXI and had a score to settle with the Bold, but their previous battles where they destroyed 2 of Charles the Bolds armies where in Grandson and Môrat which is in today's Switzerland.
@@anissamissa1008 still Louis XI of France paid the Swiss to defeat Charles the Bold in Nancy, Charles was a Valois same as Louis XI, they were cousins. Valois were also ruling England competing with the d'Anjou's the Tudors were part of the French Valois Royals.
What show or film is this from?
Maximilian
Karl Franz dealing with Empire Successists
SUMMON THE ELECTOR COUNTS
is this a series or a movie, i cant find anything
This is a miniseries, called Maximilian. imdb.com/title/tt5833846/?ref_=fn_al_tt_0
Movie title please
Maximilian
@@Lily1127channel Thanks lily🙏🙏
What you see around 2:30 is Kreuzenstein castle in Austria, not Ghent.
Though you could still film inside the Gravensteen, the Ghent castle, as it is located in the middle of the city panoramic outdoor scenes are not possible.
That helmet would’ve been like the first thing stolen as a matter of fact grand herzog Karl was found completely naked
As a Liegeois, I find this scene hilarious
why ????
@@olivercromwell432 Charles the Bold and Liège had many wars. During one of the last uprising of Liège, Charles the Bold reunite a great army to have the last word on the city. After an heroic but useless attack from the last defenders of Liège (The "600 Franchimontois"), he burned all the city to the ground.
@@LLugen ah ok thank you for your answer 👍
@@olivercromwell432
Apart from what was explained, the Dutch were independant-minded. They didn't like huge-scale overlords such as Burgundians which later became the Habsburgs (the topic of this series).
For example they had forced The Great Privilege on their overlords, something which was basically unheard at this time, when in a lot of parts of Europe (mainly eastern) it was still nobles ruling over people who were basically slaves.
This type of fighting goes back to at least the 11th century, when the county of Holland was already at war with the Holy Roman Emperor who was trying to create centralised power and through that, more opression.
The Gueldrian Wars saw Gelre fighting the Burgundians and later Habsburgs for their independance.
People didn't like centralised authority from far away much.
This went on for centuries, with clerics being the bearers of centralised opression, which local nobles and later on guilds, resisted. To name one example, the bishop of Utrecht had the village of Eemnes destroyed in 1321 because they were close to the free farmers of Holland and started getting funny ideas like "Why should we pay extremely high taxes so a bishop and emperor far far away can wear golden crowns?"
Utrecht tried many times to seize Holland, but failed.
@@nvelsen1975 les Bourguignons ne deviendront jamais "Habsbourg" ce sont leurs possessions (lignée féminine) qui seront incluses comme d'autres dans l'héritage habsbourgeois. À cette époque, c'est la lignée mâle qui définit la souveraineté donc il n'est nullement question de maison de maison de "Habsbourg-Bourgogne" . En revanche la maison de "Habsbourg-Lorraine" elle, a bien existé.
Will you upload more of Maximillian?
Yes, 3 clips every week 😊
Dem guten Arkebusenträger fehlt zum einen die Stütze, auf dem der Lauf beim Feuern abgelegt wurde und zum anderen sieht des eher aus wie ein ziemlich modernes Gewehr. In dem polnischen Film Deluge sieht man eine schwedische Armee auf dem Marsch, auf dem Feuerwaffen um 1670, also 200 Jahre später besser dargestellt sind.
Как называется этот фильм?
Максимилиан / Maximilian / на русском
Un sacré "raccourci", comme on dit ! Gent ... Burgund ! 🤣
c est clair !!! la belgique c est la bourgogne maintenant mdr !!
Mont Joie Saint André.
Charles the bold what Byronic hero example
Charles the Bold was a complete coward who had deserted his army twice as he fled from the Swiss, also Charles the Bold let his troops massacre the Civilian population of the Belgium city of Dinant. In Switzerland they had a MOCKING SONG on Charles the Bold; Kar der Kühne von Brugund verlor in Grandson sein Gut, in Murten den Mut und in Nancy das Blut; or Charles the Bold lost in Grandson his goodies-properties, in Morat the courage and in Nancy his Blood.
Atmosphere the Witcher.
Charles the Bold actually was not the richest, neither the most poweful in military sence in Europe.
Well, since this does not include kings or emperors, he was surely one of the richest princes of Europe, if not the richest. Furthermore, he's known to love artillery, and managed to have the best artillery of Europe, not in quantity but in quality. The show is clearly not that far from reality.
@@StannisTheRealKing Wrong. The most powerful and modern arm was the Black army of Hungary.
LEARN: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_Army_of_Hungary
Matthias corvinus was the strongest monarch of Europe in the 15th century :
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Matthias_Corvinus
In the 14th century, Louis the Great of Hungary was the strongest monarch.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Louis_I_of_Hungary
@@chriswanger284 I'm pretty sure the ottoman empire was the most powerful nation in Europe during the 15th century
@@shanewoody4232 It was defeated many times in medieval Hungary.
@@chriswanger284 and the Swiss have been defeated by the Spanish and french during the Italian wars
The end of great german tribe
Бургундия это Франция а не немцы
@@belovmaster7158 отсылка была к древним бургундам
ru.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/%D0%91%D1%83%D1%80%D0%B3%D1%83%D0%BD%D0%B4%D1%8B
Novelinha
😮😮😢😂
los subtítulos
Тоtal war rennisans
Clichee drab and dirty mudcore filter
love how they just slaughter the wounded back then. none of that geneva convention BS.
Well it was mercy to slaughter them, it was the human thing to do. Without modern medicine, they would have just died slowly and painfully from their wounds, even the smaller ones would have been infected without penicillin and killed them. Since the 20th century, when being wounded was no longer such a death sentence, it was not the slaughtering but the keeping them alive which became the human thing to do.
What is this? A Batman movie? Show some colour, I’m sick of the Middle Ages being black and white
Это то как Франуия стала великой страной уничтожив последнего феодального конкурента Бургундию.
@@belovmaster7158 exactly, so show it in full colour
firstly, this is disappointing. i clickedf this to see a swiss pike square stab a bunch of frenchies, not this melodramatic crap
secondly, its 1477. why does that guy have an arquebus?
Good Lord what an awful interpretation of the Burgundian army and Valois court.
Burgundy always belonged to France , the duchy was created by the French
Talking about "the French" in the context of those times shows very little understanding of history. Burgundy evolved out of the country of the Burgundians, who where a different tribe of germanic people than the Franks, who came to give Francia and later France their Name.
Initially yes, but then the duchy was extended and at the time of Charles the Bold, most of its lands were not fiefs of the French crown.
Present-day Burgundy and the historical one aren't same 😉
Streng geheim.
@Albert Fels Yep, I was responding to the "initially created" part. I assume that Ms. Sombo was referring to the annexation of the duchy to the French royal domain and its subsequent granting by the king to his son as a fief. I would agree that what "should belong" to whom on that basis does not lead anywhere, of course.
Really sick of medieval media making it look grey and depressing
erm..... why the fuck did that dude suddenly viciously stab the survivor to death at the beginning of the video? 😆 press X to doubt...