Caesar ⚔️ First Invasion of Britain, 55 BC
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You sound like how romans talk in movies 😂😂
what kind of microphone do you use ?
Matrix so so def,luilak de heer m.j.venghaus@sdnturian,marschol brave starr .
HistoryMarche inspired me to start my own history channel! Thank you for all the amazing content!
Checking you out now mate. 👍
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You started a bit dubious by putting Mt. Sinai on the Sinai Peninsula, when we now know the ancients (and the contemporan locals) considered the Mt. Sinai to be what we now call Jabal al Lawz in Arabia.
I read somewhere that Caesar's political enemies in Rome mocked him for his campaign in Britannia because the island was so mythical to the Romans that most thought it wasn't a real place lol
I think he was mocked because his enemies couldn't believe that he wanted to invade a country full of fat, dull people eating soggy chips.
@@MaskMasterEsquire where are you from you fat dosser
@@MaskMasterEsquire dull people who invented TV, jet engine, computers, worldwide Web nearly every major sport . Some of the best music, TV, fashion. Shall I go on you fucking loser.
@@paulmcdonnell8304 supersonic flight, electrical induction, blood circulation, penicillin, steam engine, industrialization.....etc etc
@@russcoleman2338 yeah was going to hit him with that later ha
Others, undoubtedly, had invaded the isle. It is the Ancient Romans who gave the Brits as whole an identity.
James Martinelli Yes, if it wasn’t for the Romans, we would not be speaking English today
Rich They already had an identity,thousands of years old .The Romans came to rape this land and enslave its people .But apart from the roads what did the Romans ever do for Britain 🇬🇧😉
No the romans have tried to destroy the identity, these isles were the home of The original Aryans who were the Druids.They were finally annihilated by their Atonist enemies who arrived in Britain approximately 1,000 years BC.This much is conceded by scholars (past and present) who, firstly, did not realize where the so-called "Celts" originally came from and, secondly, that the term "Celt," as first promulgated by Roman mythmongers, was both inaccurate and prejudicial.
LizardonPlayer so why did so many tribes all over the Roman Empire rebel against them ,they came to Britain in the end to exploit the land and the people just like all empires did .Don’t forget that most of what we know comes from Roman historians .They were very smart but also ruthless conquerors.
Easily my new favorite youtube channel! Great work, great visuals and great narrators. Keep it up, I'm really getting my history itch scratched!
I love the fact that Caesar has a lot of his own "firsts" - First time to cross the Rhine, First time to land in England, First time to cross the rubicon and bring down the republic. etc
Thats actually a very interesting observation.
to be a bird flying close to the shore when the roman vessels gazed upon the white cliffs of dover. and what they said about them besides, "we're not getting in this way". the amount of land the empire seized away from its base is impressive.
Great video! looks like we'll see more Caesar thanks to your collaboration with other history channels!
Indeed. Hoc Est Bellum and I definitely have some plans for future projects.
looking forward 😀
I absolutely love every episode that you put out and have learned much from these videos. I would just like to know more about the music, if you could provide us with some links, because it is amazing!
Thank you sir. Much of the work in this one was done by Hoc Est Bellum, you should check out his channel as well. The music is custom-edited with paid software, the songs don't really have a name.
My Saturday binging of the History Marche Channel!!
Exquisite coverage of the Roman's contested landing! Also enjoying those smooth map transitions
I never knew Julius Caesar was the 1st Roman to step foot in Britannia!?
Thank you, you have a new subscriber.
Yes Roman's civilised Britain becuse you ancestors live in caves and trees
@@chillwin9831
*Romans
*because
*your
*lived
@@chillwin9831
Ha ha!
They went back to their trees after building Stonehenge, 2000 years before Rome existed.
@@adventussaxonum448 that shit is build in 19 century same like all fake shit promoted my Anglo Saxon goo on the Moon 60 years ago but now is not possible winning the ww2 ww2 I stay I collective wars alliance etc England win fuck all by thier own only Armada by mistake and tribes but when I will go with big boys you shit themselves
@@adventussaxonum448 you I mix off everything English is only language you ethnic is I mix off French Nordic Germanic Celtic etc and most thifs
Caesar was like the weather is shit ciao shit weather and there is no pizza
Great video as usual. The sound was a little bit weird like distorted or something.
What happened to the Hannibal series? By far your best series. It has been ages
Coming soon, probably early October :) Two more battles, then Cannae, then a few more episodes before Zama, then probably some closing episodes.
Thanks i love your channel and the dedication you put into it
Great series, thank you! Can't wait until you do a series of Belisarius and the Gothic War.
looking forward to part 2. awesome
Caesar: I've conquered Gaul and now I'm gonna invade Britain. I'm operating 900 miles from home. I'm effin' awesome!
Alexander the Great: Lol
@Hoàng Nguyên and then died without any way to govern
Caesar and his army travelled thousands of miles, across 3 continents, back and forth
It's like watching swarms of colonies fighting.
Best part of my day is seeing the “historymarche has uploaded” notification
That's sad...
Great video! Can you make the battle of Manzikeret 1071?
Thats a pretty good idea actually, we could arrange a new collaboration with HistoryMarche on that subject!
Manzikert is definitely on the agenda.
I would say the Britain's were probably helpinging the Gallic tribes or at least had regular communications. That is the only way I see for them to know about Caesar's invasion and be waiting with an army.
This part of Caesars campaigns is interesting. After watching the videos of Kings and Generals time for your videos about the invasion.
A question bout the video:
There is a dramatic music in the beginning (0:01 - 0:09). What is the title and who made it?
Before the invention of long distance observation equipment such as telescopes and binoculars I doubt the british tribes could see the roman fleet until they were in relative close proximity. Also I believe roman tradesmen bartering goods from Rome to Britain and vice versa were the first romans to set foot in Britain before Caesar.
And spies..Also British tin was traded during the bronze age.
Great video! Congratulations! But, please, give us the final episode of Hannibal campaign.
Please ...
Don't worry, will do. I'm a big Hannibal fanboy and my goal is to cover him in as much detail as I can. There are two more battles before Cannae, then a few more videos before Zama + a few finalizing videos.
HistoryMarche great news! Thank you so much for the amazing videos!
This is a very good video but will you ever cover skenderbeg or maybe Dušan Njemanić (silni)?
I will cover both definitely.
It sounds like Brian Cox narrates this. Props to the narrator
Scott L brian cox is a wanker
Hell yah a good quality history video
The Romans forgot about Brexit lol xD No VISA, no entry!
StayReal02 the Romans are still very prominent around the world in their masses of around 1.2 billion strong in the form of the Roman Catholic faith... and at the Center of that faith is the pope.. the chief ruler of all kings and queens that also conduct their business within that faith.
I agree.... Power has the ability to unlock the monster in someone..
8:30 Now youse can't leave...
I get it
History will only note Caesar was the first Roman to ser foot in Britannia, what about the brave legionaries that pushed back the enemy?
Ah yes...mere infantry. Poor beggars....
Brave invaders pushing back natives you mean ?
I enjoyed this episode so very much
People back then where really accepting of conquerors , if you where strong enough to defeat our armies your good enough to follow .
Great video! Thanks!
it's very clear to me from this documentary that Tor was with the Bretons. but, when you now look at Britain and how it's drowning, maybe he has turned his back on them.
History Marche is the definition of quality greater then quality
Chariots r so cool. Hail Britannia !
Historically Caesar win because they atttack at tea time but in they fail to conquer the entire region because the britton got help from 2 gaul
Interesting take on Caesar's invasion.
most insane siege in history: battle of alesia
A siege within a siege
This is weird but I would really like to have a discord server where we discuss history!
Good job
i smell so many barbarian scent here. man, formation!!!!!!!
I love the Romans so much. They have a fascinating history.
How did the Britons know the romans where coming across the english channel?
Gall? Not Gaul?
I missed the old animation :(
Brits have such a great history. I admire everything that's on this island. Respect.
And of course we grew from this to search out the new world and make the biggest empire the world as ever seen or will see, rule brittania 🇬🇧
This un known land ( island) controlled majority of planet for 300 years as first world successful marine polar authority...too nice historic video 👍👍👍
I wonder if there's any RECORDED history of any invasion of Britain PRIOR to caesars first invasion? Just asking 👍
@@20catsRPG The Vikings came 400 years after the Romans left.
Warren Bartlett yes! AFTER the Romans left! I'm asking if there's and records of any tribe invading Britannia BEFORE THE. Roman invasion! I'm even wondering how much research there is with regards to the various tribes up and down Britain! Who were they? How did they interact with eachother? How come there's so little information about the Picts? It's things like that I'm interested in 👍
@@PhilipK100
There's plenty of info , that's more archeology than military history and you won't find much about it on youtube. I don't have any sources on hand but just concentrate on actual research and not documentaries or videos. That side of history is unfortunately not as fun as this and requires more reading than anything else.
5 . 30 j 'ai cru entendre la musique des Envahisseurs avec David Vincent .....
And eventually, Henry VIII created The Royal Navy. And Britain has not been invaded since then. :-)
hahaha...look around, what do you think is happening at the moment!
@@Tonytupai what do you mean ?
What is happening ?
Don't forget William of Orange, who came with his fleet in 1689.
@@faithlesshound5621 Wrong! He married Mary II and did not invade at all!
@@robertgraffham6440 Next you'll be saying the Pope had no authority in mediaeval England, and King Georges I - III were not subjects of the Holy Roman Emperor.
Please continue the Hannibal playlist.. battle of cannae!
Working on two new episodes now.
HistoryMarche Can’t wait 😍
Actually the 'EAGLE Standard Bearer Guy' was the first Roman to set foot there. :)
Hey dude your channel are the best among all historical channels on youtube, but the question... why to create the video on the topic that there are already at least two channels has created? I think there is a need to see new content rather then the same on all channels. am I right guys??
Well it depends. Everyone has their own take on the video and the approach to research, narrative, etc.
how many soldiers did he take to britain on the first campaign ? thanks
A couple of legions, so about 9.000 , but this is a very rough estimation.
Looks like the Britons had better intelligence than Germans did during the Normandy landings. They knew the exact minute and place of the Roman landing and prepared accordingly... and all that before chalcedonism (christ)!
David Mitchell, is that you?...
2:18
"Roman republic"
Shows Roman empire on the map
It was still a republic in Caesars time, on paper at least
After romans discover fish and chips , than they left with food poisoning
Moron
You’re wrong, if I’m defending my own, I’m not attacking, I’m defending.
how can i make a similar animation ??? plz
Will the old narrator be coming back?
Of course. Both are on the team.
@@HistoryMarche oh yay! I like both but nostalgic for weird British accent
Love Videos from BC Times!!
BC please
I think given the current climate, we should recall our land.
The Romans called us nasty little brits lol
cool
And Brexit will come 400 years later
Roman empire got kicked out of Scotland then they built a wall for their own safety. Sounds like a good idea
For Scotland SNP
@@mikelavin7317 ...the Scots were not superior in fighting strength to the Romans a few battles proved that with little casualties on the Roman side, but I think it wasn't a viable proposition and maybe also not ideal weather wise...
@@noproblem2big337 I no bit cold pussy cats. They went to colder places than Scotland. We don't like people messing with are shit.
@@noproblem2big337 thanks got some good tips off Yr vids thanks mate. Have a happy new year
What happened to Alexander Doddy?
Both Alex and David are part of the team.
I want to come and make sure that you're ok
put the ads at the end
Install AdBlock duh
So, for the first time british people knew civilization, and stopped painting their face and running around a fire.....thank God!
Now they allow their government to import their barbaric replacement
What barbarous people with painted faces running around a fire....as if we in the present day believe the words written in the past by some uppity colonists historians lol.
"The native Britons were already amassed with their cavalry and chariots".
Civilised people can watch a video and comprehend the content.
Where is Alexander Doddy
Both Alex and David are on the team.
Where’s the old narrator
Both Alex and David are on the team.
OMG wow
National Security of UK.did i thought correct..
How did the Britons know the Romans were coming?.
Despite what mainly Roman myths say, Britons traded a lot with the world and were well known people. The Greeks visited and traded with Britons way before Rome existed.
Rome is the classical version of Hollywood history.
Ceaser looks like Joe Pesci why do you always paint him a Nordic in this vid?
Pure Ceasar propaganda here. Expected better. Everything depicted in this video shows the Britons as devious and bad, while the virtuous Ceasar was a man of honour.
If you consider this "invasion" a success, you are quite delusional. He secured a beach head, at the cost of hundreds of men. Made enemies of the Britons, got 1/2 his ships damaged and fled back across the Channel. His 2nd "invasion" was an equal disaster.
For a more fair handed video: th-cam.com/video/LOCBWh5Iwm4/w-d-xo.html
B.C.E. instead of B.C. means B.Y.E.
Thumbs Up of the world unite: HERE
A biased Roman report :-(
You mean “englands first invasion”
No
رائع ⚔️⚔️🇮🇶🥰
at least they tried.. modern brits cant even stop a few dinghy's
Caesar is a type of player who always finish all the side missions
“He (Caesar) became the first Roman to set foot on the island...”
Technically, it was the eagle standard bearer with the massive balls that first set foot in Brit land.
Truth be told..!
The Britons knew of the Roman's plans long before they had set sail.
Word had traveled from Gaul and some of the Britons sent ambassadors across the channel to speak with the Romans.
@Nic777 they knew of the Romans advancing due to the build up of boats etc. You can see France from Dover. Plus merchants from all over wouldve warned the Albions.
Dude it's just an empty beach like that was a big deal
@Nic777 Probably, cause they actually were in cahoots with his enemies in Gaul. Just as Caesar claimed and they assumed they were next? Who knows..
I’ve heard these stories a million times before and still gonna watch
Great video!
I'd argue that even though Romans (and Caesar in particular) where very much able and willing to lie to get reasons for war and conquest, the British probably DID support the people in Gaul. Firstly, Britain isn't far removed from modern day France and there was probably lots of trade and communication. Secondly, prior to Germanic peoples (Franks, Angles, Saxons) taking over both areas and forming the states of England (Angland) and France (Frankia), both countries were inhabited by Celts, meaning that they probably had every reason to be on the side of their related trading partners. Thirdly the fact that they were ready for battle the very moment the Romans reached Britain's shores suggests that they were indeed closely informed about what Caesar was doing in Gaul and were sure that the Romans would antagonize them too.
The true Britons are Welsh (Celts.) 🏴
Worldwide books tells a different story 🧐,
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@@shannonxpennywise so what happened to all the other celts that remained in England ?
Well in still here.
Julius Caesar: "I saw, I came, I [didn't] conquer...yet"
😂😂😂
Fvckin Senatorii
no conquer but won all battles and always; just 23 stab wounds can stop Him...
LOL...This makes me laugh so hard...
Do we get to say we beat Julius Caesar? 🏴🏴 (even tho it’s centuries before England’s a United country)
To be inhabitants of a quasi-mythical land, they managed quite well to communicate in Latin (or the Romans to communicate in whatever language the British spoke). I guess they were accompanied by merchants or whoever that had any little knowledge and experience of the islands. Also, the British were quite well prepared for Caesar's arrival, news travelled fast to the other side of the channel, it seems.
There was a lot of trade to Britain throughout history starting around 8000BC-9000BC. Carthage traded with them and so did the Phoenicians and those before them, too.
I know this is 3 years old but there were Celtic and britains within Gaul, the language berrier would be very minute
How did the Celts know they were coming? The whole story sounds made up to me.
@@Comakino The movement of thousands of troops took month on the making and all the natives in the (nowadays' French) side were well aware of the movement.
Travelling from one side to the other shore, due to commerce, was way faster, so the news obviously came before the Romans.
That opening credit shot made me think that Julius Caesar had Kenny G hair for a moment!
HAHA
Brits: Hey mate, sorry 'bout that whole 'tried to kill you' thing. We cool?
Julius: We cool.
*One Night Later*
Brits: Oh, and welcome to British weather.
The Brits were not English speakers at that time
@@khushk doesn't matter, it's still funny.
@@khushk Neither was Julius Caesar dummy
@@khushk You see, this why you are never invited to parties, khushk!
No problem says julius Caesar, we killed more of your barbaric folks than you killed us Civilized citizens of the Roman Republic
Wow! Amazing animation. Simple, and yet, so effective!
Great content too!
Thank you sir. Make sure to also check out Hoc Est Bellum channel. He did most of the work in this video and also makes awesome animated battles on his channel. His channel is still young and there aren't many videos, but there will be more over time. The link to his channel is in the description.
I agree. Where did they get the drone footage from 58 BCE? That must have been a challenge.
Superb video. High quality of production. Caesar had always fascinated me as a general and as a person. But my main question when's Hannibal? Again great video.
I'm currently finish up another video, then I plan to do the battle of Yarmouk, and in early October I'll do another Hannibal episode. That's the plan at least.
Vids from you and Kings and Generals a day apart.
Spoiling me?
Ahh that love was sweet of you Marche.
Another exceptionally smooth collaboration with my good friend Mago.
Thank you "HistoryMarche" for your continuous help and iam looking forward for more collaborations like this in the future!
Anytime my friend. Looking forward to our next project! I added your link in the pinned comment as well.
this has to be the most acurate hisotry ive eva seen thoughly enjoy the Content tyvm
Thank you for watching.