The Ottomans actually took hold of North Africa long before the British. The British started trading with them (and in turn the native Africans) before the Africans decided to sell them their criminals. That's how the slave trade started. Of course, the reason we keep thinking of kidnapped Africans being hauled and beaten into boats is because the African people ran out of criminals to give them and the British got greedy.
@@MinimalistTheatre333 I believe the Portuguese got their hands dirty before we jumped in on that one actually. Not that that is a race anyone wants to be winning
It will take much to separate me from thee Not a thing that four score folk or more could ever do Blesseth the rains down in Nubia It will take much time to do the tasks we never had
Only the might of Jove can call me away from thee! ‘Tis fate and hundreds of men could not disagree. A blessing upon the rains of Nubia! I make a pilgrimage meant for thee and me.
'Tis going to take a lot to drageth me away from thee There is nothing that one hundred knights could ever do I bless ye rains down in Africa Going to take some time to do the things we hath never done
The traveling monk speaks of a far off land baring great riches only heard of in the noble legends of King Arthur ... Woukdest thou join me in yonder quest bold fellow?
Tis i doth proclaim the greatest channel in all the 4 corners of The Lord's Earth i have foundeth in myn travells in thou Western Lands, tis has been doth in the year of our lord 7528 A.D
When Mansa Musa passes your city and devaluates your currency
Ah a man of culture!
Crusaders: *"It's free real estate....."*
I AM SCREAMING OMG.
The richest man ever lived.
@Vercingetorix don't worry Vercingetorix, you'll get along some day.
When the Portuguese finally find King Prester John
Anno domini MMXX is, wythout a douteth, a very strange yeare.
Aye.
wythoute a dout, a verray straunge yere indede, my frend,
why latin + middle english?
When the British tell of the new Land they just took ownership of
Britain wasn't a country in the medieval period lol
@@ninjacell2999 a lot of people think that the medieval period is like 15th to 17th centure while its like 7th to 11th
The Ottomans actually took hold of North Africa long before the British. The British started trading with them (and in turn the native Africans) before the Africans decided to sell them their criminals. That's how the slave trade started. Of course, the reason we keep thinking of kidnapped Africans being hauled and beaten into boats is because the African people ran out of criminals to give them and the British got greedy.
@@KostasK7117 I'd say up to the 15 actually, if we are counting the late Medieval
@@MinimalistTheatre333 I believe the Portuguese got their hands dirty before we jumped in on that one actually. Not that that is a race anyone wants to be winning
Me: Finally, I've overcome my addiction to Toto - Africa
*this video appears*
Me: Ah shit, here we go again
Whenst ye sit aspell with thy Nubian trader, share a pot of mead at yon tavern and ye bidde him to regale you withe fables of his lands...
I’d ask you to do Down Under but then I remembered that Europeans haven’t places a flag on Australia yet.
M'Lord, salutations, I have a ton of prisoners wasting space and I have no idea where to put them... Any ideas?
big mood
terra australis incognita
@@juuljitsu America
@@kenken8765 touche
It will take much to separate me from thee
Not a thing that four score folk or more could ever do
Blesseth the rains down in Nubia
It will take much time to do the tasks we never had
should be five score
A score is twenty... a hundred men would be five score
When ye discover Gods Sunshine (Gold) in the Country Down under.
When the Crusaders learn about Prester John while marching towards the Holy Land.
When you meet a trader from Ethiopia and he says that he's a Christian too.
Only the might of Jove can call me away from thee!
‘Tis fate and hundreds of men could not disagree.
A blessing upon the rains of Nubia!
I make a pilgrimage meant for thee and me.
The ol' Nubian land
When both Prester John and Mansa Musa stroll into your fiefdom.
Feel like a traveler could have sung this to his friends at home after a journey...
'Tis going to take a lot to drageth me away from thee
There is nothing that one hundred knights could ever do
I bless ye rains down in Africa
Going to take some time to do the things we hath never done
Why doesn't this have more views?!
The traveling monk speaks of a far off land baring great riches only heard of in the noble legends of King Arthur ... Woukdest thou join me in yonder quest bold fellow?
I shall join thee in thine quest. I shall inquire, though, of whence we shall search.
When Mansa Musa takes a walk and the economy suddenly drops like the beat
i bless the rainpour down in the moor's land
Ok, this is epic
When thou findst Prester John
*findst
@@tompeled6193 Apologies good sir
@@marcelldavis8327 Thx.
thou ceased to produce melodies of such kind at present
Thou blessed thy rain down in Nubia
it's called bardcore now
I shalt bless the rains upon Nubia.
this maketh me joyous
Song just makes me want to go to africa and spread some jesus love.
Tis i doth proclaim the greatest channel in all the 4 corners of The Lord's Earth i have foundeth in myn travells in thou Western Lands, tis has been doth in the year of our lord 7528 A.D
They never got Ethiopia...
Italy did
This is so good, maybe an ask but maybe this song in African Medieval style, perhaps?
No, only European.
Colonization 100
These desert lands need blessings for rain
There is a reason why the only versions of this song are in English.
Briliant choice of a pic,
When Henry the Navigator was unleashed
HIC SUNT LEONES
Land of the Moors across the great sea. Shal we visit Iberia this season?
Pope blessed the rains down in Africa.
Toto approved.
I'd argue that this isn't really medival (like you've said in the title) but more like early renaissance, but it still sounds amazing!
here be dragons!
Who's listening from Africa?
Aethiopia
Nubia 👍
Original is basically barcore
Caramelldansen