I think they're talking about the development/redesign of the city in the image of a modern capital, not necessarily that the place itself did not exist prior.
I just want to state that Pretoria wasn't built by the British. Rather by the Afrikaners (Dutch decented people) who escaped British rule and moved inland from the Cape Colony (Capitol: Cape Town) and created their own Boer Republics, the Republic of the Orange Free State (where the other capitol is Bloemfontein) and the Republic of ZAR/Transvaal where Pretoria was the capitol. Today all three are still capitols.
He placed it in a different state all together (Tocantins instead of Goais). It should be more to the West (in line with Marajo Island in the extreme North) and way more to the South (in line with the straight border between Bolivia and Mato Grosso). It should be South to the lone star bellow the “O” on the flag.
Botswana was never part of Sout Africa. It was a British protectorate called Bechuanaland. As such, Betchuanaland gained independence from Britain and became Botswana.
Technically the capital in germany was also moved twice. First in 1701 when prussia became a kingdom, its capital was moved to berlin. This was propably what he was talking about in the video. The marker however is not on berlin, but could be bonn, the capital of western germany. This however was in the 20th century.
By moving his court and government to Versailles, Louis XIV hoped to extract more control of the government from the nobility and to distance himself from the population of Paris. Henry the 8th also with Hampton court palace
Turkish Republic didn't move its capital from Istanbul to Ankara. Istanbul was never its capital. It's like saying Northern Ireland moved its capital from Dublin to Belfast. Turkish parliament was established in Ankara whilst the Ottoman Sultan was still "ruling" in British occupied Istanbul. A couple of weeks after the occupation was over, the new Turkish State formally became a republic with a capital in Ankara. It never was based in Istanbul. It may sound like a small detail but if you pretend that the Turkish Republic is just a continuation of Ottomans, you will offend the modernist Turks and make the Ottoman nationalist extremists happy.
Dude Ankara is one of the oldest cities in Turkey, wtf?
I think they're talking about the development/redesign of the city in the image of a modern capital, not necessarily that the place itself did not exist prior.
I just want to state that Pretoria wasn't built by the British. Rather by the Afrikaners (Dutch decented people) who escaped British rule and moved inland from the Cape Colony (Capitol: Cape Town) and created their own Boer Republics, the Republic of the Orange Free State (where the other capitol is Bloemfontein) and the Republic of ZAR/Transvaal where Pretoria was the capitol.
Today all three are still capitols.
He putted the Brasília dot in Brazil so far from the right place 😅
He placed it in a different state all together (Tocantins instead of Goais). It should be more to the West (in line with Marajo Island in the extreme North) and way more to the South (in line with the straight border between Bolivia and Mato Grosso). It should be South to the lone star bellow the “O” on the flag.
Botswana was never part of Sout Africa. It was a British protectorate called Bechuanaland. As such, Betchuanaland gained independence from Britain and became Botswana.
Technically the capital in germany was also moved twice. First in 1701 when prussia became a kingdom, its capital was moved to berlin. This was propably what he was talking about in the video. The marker however is not on berlin, but could be bonn, the capital of western germany. This however was in the 20th century.
Brazil did not change its capital because of overcrowding in Rio de Janeiro, which only had 1.5 million inhabitants
I thought Ottawa was built for Canada to be its capital because of compromise between the English and French settles or soo I thought
Wow! I didn't know Quezon City was a planned capital. The Philippines switched back to Manila as the capital but this is a cool trivia.
8:55 Cuidad? Typo?
Thank You
The Google shows mohenjodaro as the world's first planned city . Am I confused or what?
This video is about playing capital cities not just random cities that were planned for certain functions. There’s a difference.
0:04 Why is Armenia shown as being part of Turkey?
Ok so this video apparently has a lot of incorrect information
0:25 Washington D.C. had to be planned. Philadelphia couldn’t be the temporary capital forever
By moving his court and government to Versailles, Louis XIV hoped to extract more control of the government from the nobility and to distance himself from the population of Paris. Henry the 8th also with Hampton court palace
Ciudad dela Paz, not Cuidad
Ciudad means "city" in spanish
Ottawa ?
No
What about Cambodia?
Turkish Republic didn't move its capital from Istanbul to Ankara. Istanbul was never its capital. It's like saying Northern Ireland moved its capital from Dublin to Belfast. Turkish parliament was established in Ankara whilst the Ottoman Sultan was still "ruling" in British occupied Istanbul. A couple of weeks after the occupation was over, the new Turkish State formally became a republic with a capital in Ankara. It never was based in Istanbul. It may sound like a small detail but if you pretend that the Turkish Republic is just a continuation of Ottomans, you will offend the modernist Turks and make the Ottoman nationalist extremists happy.
You deserve more views 😡
It's lima not layma
Naypyidaw
Very badly researched video