Once again, you`re covering those areas of Georgian history nobody has ever covered on TH-cam. I really appreciate your time and dedication. Thank you very much for your hard work.
Overlooked details and rare subject matter plus quality over quantity. That's what sets you apart my friend, I click the like button before I even watch because I know it will be good 👍
I've been loving you're Caucasian and oriental Christian peoples content; Very underappreciated! I respect that your presentations aren't overly flashy! Would love to see whom or what you're ready for these. Keep up the good work!
Looking forward to this one when I get home. Thanks for consistent uploads bro! On a side note: if you would find this topic at all interesting to make a video on; I'd love to see the evolution of swords in the Caucuses region pre and post middle ages. Weapon analysis tends to be dry and technical, but the human stories you weave into the historical happenings might service this type of analysis well. In my reading I've come across so many different types of swords from the historic Armenian-Highlands region. I have to imagine this is because so many cultures conducted war in these territories from Romans, Persians, Seljuks, Georgians, Byzantines, to Russians and Ottomans. The swords start off looking like super curved Yatagans of Kurdish horse-riders, then like a straight edge Georgian Shashkas, followed by the Persian/Seljuk Kilij. There's also a whole host of swords that look like hybrids of all the aforementioned during the Byzantine wars blending the hilts, pommels, guards and blades. Around the time of the Cilician kingdom they all tend to look closer to the Kilij, but it would be a cool video cataloguing the changes based on encounters with various rival nations up until that point.
East orthodox Christianity has nothing to do with Rome😢!!! It's a very unpleasant misconception. Russian Christianity, Georgian Christianity, which are considered eastern orthodox are not Roman Christian religions… eastern Christianity is a Muslim camouflage. Know the truth.
The original population of Georgia, the Colchis (ergisis) were black Africans, hence the black curly hair and black curly hair hats to mimic African hairstyles. ❤
this is objectively false, not surprising to see a Russian spreading misinformation on Georgia, but the proto Georgian civilization of Egirisi weren't black, as evident by the description of colchians by both ancient Greeks and ancient armenians, neither of which describe the colchians as black, there is only one cource of this by heroditus saying they were black however it is specultated by many historians that he never visited colchis in the first place, the ancient Greeks before him we came to colchis said there werent any back people there. People of the South Caucasus and the Mediterranean have been known to have curly hair, this isnt a pure african trait
@@Lazika617 because you see a name spelled in Cyrillic, you immediately assume that the individual is a Russian?! Ha ha ha Exactly the ancient Greeks describe the Colhians as black. you can take all your BS somewhere else and keep it there . You should read more, a lot more,.... a lot more
@@yanina.korolko its you who needs to read much more, the only single source that made this claim has been debunked by many historians as a false claim, while ancient Greeks that came far before Herodotus like Jason did not describe colchians to be black, this is easily disproven if you did more then 5 minutes of research, which you clearly didnt
@@Lazika617 ancient Greeks that came? Not even "who came"? who were the ancient Greeks who came "far" before ...? Jason? You're quoting a mythological hero! Take care do not bother commenting. I will not answer again.
@@yanina.korolko shows me how uneducated you truly are, obviously the mythology and myths were legends, but such a figure did exist and did indeed sail to colchis at this time, thats where the myth came from originally, where the tale of the golden fleece originated due to the people there using sheepskin to separate gold from the dirt in the streams and rivers, these tales and stories that were romanticized off of real life, the characters in the greek mythology - Medea who was from colchis, isnt shown to be black based off the ancient iconography of her we can clearly see she wasnt black. All this and the fact you havent responded to the any of the points I made, dont leave like a coward and make a proper response.
I'm so happy this channel exists. Georgian history is so underrated, and you have a great way of storytelling. Thank you for this series!
Once again, you`re covering those areas of Georgian history nobody has ever covered on TH-cam. I really appreciate your time and dedication. Thank you very much for your hard work.
Thank you!!
Overlooked details and rare subject matter plus quality over quantity.
That's what sets you apart my friend, I click the like button before I even watch because I know it will be good 👍
Thank you
@@StoicHistorian Same here, Love your Videos! ❤. I want to suggest you to consider doing an series on the History of Ayyuthaya.
@@anglowarrior7970 that’s a great idea, gonna get into more Burmese history before I go back and tackle somewhere else in sea tho
Simply Amazing work! Easily one of the best videos on Georgian history I have ever seen on TH-cam.
Thank you so much man
I've been loving you're Caucasian and oriental Christian peoples content; Very underappreciated!
I respect that your presentations aren't overly flashy! Would love to see whom or what you're ready for these. Keep up the good work!
Thank you, appreciate that
I see where this is going and can’t wait for the David the IV video it’s just one more video away 😭😭
I know!!! Gonna be a banger
Looking forward to this one when I get home. Thanks for consistent uploads bro!
On a side note: if you would find this topic at all interesting to make a video on; I'd love to see the evolution of swords in the Caucuses region pre and post middle ages. Weapon analysis tends to be dry and technical, but the human stories you weave into the historical happenings might service this type of analysis well.
In my reading I've come across so many different types of swords from the historic Armenian-Highlands region. I have to imagine this is because so many cultures conducted war in these territories from Romans, Persians, Seljuks, Georgians, Byzantines, to Russians and Ottomans. The swords start off looking like super curved Yatagans of Kurdish horse-riders, then like a straight edge Georgian Shashkas, followed by the Persian/Seljuk Kilij. There's also a whole host of swords that look like hybrids of all the aforementioned during the Byzantine wars blending the hilts, pommels, guards and blades. Around the time of the Cilician kingdom they all tend to look closer to the Kilij, but it would be a cool video cataloguing the changes based on encounters with various rival nations up until that point.
That’s a great idea, I’ll have to put it on the list for the future
Nice work, well done! Thanks!
Love how much content you have been putting out! Thank you so much!
Thanks for watching
Nice work, well done!
Excellent content! I am very curious, do you have any Georgian roots, while living in USA?
I do not have any Georgian heritage, just very interested in their history
Great content ❤
Insane how the east Orthodox realms like Rome and Georgia kept killing and undermining themselves as the Muslims were conquering them
Yeah it's insane.
Tale as old as time unfortunately. Throughout all cultures humans have always been our own worst enemies.
East orthodox Christianity has nothing to do with Rome😢!!! It's a very unpleasant misconception. Russian Christianity, Georgian Christianity, which are considered eastern orthodox are not Roman Christian religions… eastern Christianity is a Muslim camouflage. Know the truth.
Wasnt he the one who created bagratid armenia?
isn't Bagratid armenia hundreds of years before the dates in this video.
@@horactik9838 ok i checked
Both georgia and armenia had a period where this dynasty had ruled
It started in armenia 20 yrs before it did in georgia.
Good video as always but i really wish you wouldn't heart comments spreading misinformation when you put so much work into your vidoes
I hear that, just trying to make sure everyone knows that I read their comment
@@StoicHistorian I get that brother you make great content and that's all that matters anyways
Im early it seems 😄
The original population of Georgia, the Colchis (ergisis) were black Africans, hence the black curly hair and black curly hair hats to mimic African hairstyles. ❤
this is objectively false, not surprising to see a Russian spreading misinformation on Georgia, but the proto Georgian civilization of Egirisi weren't black, as evident by the description of colchians by both ancient Greeks and ancient armenians, neither of which describe the colchians as black, there is only one cource of this by heroditus saying they were black however it is specultated by many historians that he never visited colchis in the first place, the ancient Greeks before him we came to colchis said there werent any back people there. People of the South Caucasus and the Mediterranean have been known to have curly hair, this isnt a pure african trait
@@Lazika617 because you see a name spelled in Cyrillic, you immediately assume that the individual is a Russian?! Ha ha ha
Exactly the ancient Greeks describe the Colhians as black.
you can take all your BS somewhere else and keep it there .
You should read more, a lot more,.... a lot more
@@yanina.korolko its you who needs to read much more, the only single source that made this claim has been debunked by many historians as a false claim, while ancient Greeks that came far before Herodotus like Jason did not describe colchians to be black, this is easily disproven if you did more then 5 minutes of research, which you clearly didnt
@@Lazika617 ancient Greeks that came? Not even "who came"? who were the ancient Greeks who came "far" before ...? Jason? You're quoting a mythological hero! Take care do not bother commenting. I will not answer again.
@@yanina.korolko shows me how uneducated you truly are, obviously the mythology and myths were legends, but such a figure did exist and did indeed sail to colchis at this time, thats where the myth came from originally, where the tale of the golden fleece originated due to the people there using sheepskin to separate gold from the dirt in the streams and rivers, these tales and stories that were romanticized off of real life, the characters in the greek mythology - Medea who was from colchis, isnt shown to be black based off the ancient iconography of her we can clearly see she wasnt black. All this and the fact you havent responded to the any of the points I made, dont leave like a coward and make a proper response.