I really enjoy this channel. Much of the history covered here was merely a footnote in the public school instruction I received growing up in the States. As always, great content and thank you for sharing!
no ads. I love this channel. When i was young i hated history... Or almost any subject that i was "taught" in school. Now im like a sponge for information because I'm a loser.
og jenny - you’re NOT a loser, because you like history now. I think you’re pretty cool for wanting to learn everything you can about history. I absolutely love history ( even when I was in high school many, many, many moons ago), math, English Literature, and music.
@@corinnepmorrison1854 oh I don't even want to think about how bad everything smelled lol. You know it's bad when you learn in documentaries or see in period piece movies people walking around with their handkerchiefs and oranges or orange peels to smell to block out the smell. Hygiene definitely wasn't their strong point back then lol.
@@malinachainey1564 I smiled reading your words referencing orange peels... My childhood home was built in the middle of an orange grove/orchard... I am now 76 years-old...and the smell of a fresh orange, immediately “transports” me back in time...to Granada Hills, California!! 🍊 🍊🍊
@@corinnepmorrison1854 that sounds like it was a wonderful place to have your childhood home! I from NJ and live in the city. While I love where I am from, my city does have a smell (not a good one) that one can smell entering into the city, but to me it just reminds me I'm home whenever I cross that bridge, through the Holland Tunnel, etc lol.
imagine going through 10 pregnancies and giving birth to 10 children. What your body would be like after that... your whole life spent between being pregnant and post-partum. Living hell.
I love this channel because it takes primary sources and fantastic historians to tell the real story of history! Thank you! Secondary sources usually are the fake news of history lol so as a wannabe historian I truly appreciate this channel
I think it's really interesting how they said that fidelity and loyalty are laughable in the eyes of the court, but when it comes to saving ones immortal soul all of a sudden we all know what is the right thing to do...
Wait, how can this video show full booba on youtube? Like, the content is great, and booba is great, but why is this channel allowed to show a full set of tatas while plenty of creators struggle to keep vids with way less up on the platform?
its pretty silly isnt it. i know of one creator who is constantly dealing with take downs over much tamer things. just the hypocrisy that is yt. like this one guy had to keep calling sex "kissing" lmao
Versailles is an unbelievably beautiful place . If anyone is going to holiday in France I would highly recommend it . It must have been quite something to see when the place was busy with all the nobility before the revolution. The parties that went on in the hall of mirrors will have been the very definition of opulence.
I have a long standing question perhaps someone here can answer. Why is it in period programming, by whatever source, candles are lit in a room flooded with natural light? They would do no good in providing light in such a situation.
plus from what i understand, since candles were so widely used, they went through them pretty fast and almost every court had a candle "ration" for anyone who lived or worked there because otherwise the sheer amount would just be unmanageable. so they def wouldnt just be burning them for no reason. im guessing its the same reason almost every period piece has a british accent, no matter WHERE its actually located
I think he deserves it. I mean, he is a guy who didn’t care about who he had hurt, he just went around and continued as if life just goes on. But honestly, that is quite commendable, that attitude lets you enjoy life to the fullest. That is something we can all learn.
I bet that Madame de Pompadour didn’t like him much either. I mean, if I were her, I wouldn’t resign the role of king’s mistress only because of the salary. I mean, otherwise, I would just tell him that he was ugly and then proceed to tell him that he is better off hiding himself behind a mask, and never coming out.
for a teensie insight to the skullduggery, machinations and subterfuge watch 'Dangerous Liaisons' Glenn Close, Michelle Pfieffer and John Malkovich MOST entertaining
*Women whom are beautiful, even the very attractive, those whom are intelligent, and those whom have a bit of sassy + quick witt, are truly disliked, envied, located by those whom desire their place in the light.* But those whom have each 9f these qualities, very 9ften win over the greater 98%, the remaining 2% would be the ultimate Narcissists in the mix, and they get most uncomfortable when their efforts of Gaslighting fail or oddly have the reverse hit, their toxic efforts falling back on them. All of the drama, the fears, and the anxiety stem from 1 point of Orgin, *the Human Thought that is of the: (Human Lower Mind, aka Ego Mind, aka Adolescent Mind).* The subject is resolved by making a habit of being *"Conscious in Thought" + "Applying Higher Mind",* aka the Mature Mind. *All Positive Thought Energies reside in the Higher Mind, aka Mature Mind.* All negative thought energies reside in the (Lower Mind, aka Ego Mind, aka Adolescent Mind.)
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"Beautiful as an angel but stupid as a basket" 💀💀
I love it so much.
i want that to be my epitaph
I actually LOL’ed 🤣🤣🤣
"It's good to be the king." Mel Brooks as Louis XVI. "History of the World Part I"
Hilarious film!!
😂 Classic
I really enjoy this channel. Much of the history covered here was merely a footnote in the public school instruction I received growing up in the States. As always, great content and thank you for sharing!
Did no one notice Stanley Weber from “outlander”? He played the deliciously evil Comte San Germain
no ads. I love this channel. When i was young i hated history... Or almost any subject that i was "taught" in school. Now im like a sponge for information because I'm a loser.
og jenny - you’re NOT a loser, because you like history now. I think you’re pretty cool for wanting to learn everything you can about history.
I absolutely love history ( even when I was in high school many, many, many moons ago), math, English Literature, and music.
It’s definitely eerie, watching documentaries like this…knowing what’s to come.
Almost like reading the book, before the movie is released. 😬
i love a doomed storyline. troy, titanic, versailles, sign me up lol
Do you mean the coming french revolution or what we in the present are going to experience in the near future? 🤔
Maybe both
"You better give us an heir, you fat, ill-bred boy!" - King Louis XV to his grandson, the future King Louis XVI (OverSimplified)
Brilliant documentary. I had learned about King Louis XV in high school, but nothing like this. Great video, and superb quality.
I’m going to watch this again and focus only on the clothing. Exquisite!
Oh I definitely agree! I love the clothing from back then. I also really enjoy the clothing from the Victorian era.
@@malinachainey1564 Definitely exquisite clothing...but I believe it probably smelled horrendous...
@@corinnepmorrison1854 oh I don't even want to think about how bad everything smelled lol. You know it's bad when you learn in documentaries or see in period piece movies people walking around with their handkerchiefs and oranges or orange peels to smell to block out the smell. Hygiene definitely wasn't their strong point back then lol.
@@malinachainey1564 I smiled reading your words referencing orange peels... My childhood home was built in the middle of an orange grove/orchard... I am now 76 years-old...and the smell of a fresh orange, immediately “transports” me back in time...to Granada Hills, California!! 🍊 🍊🍊
@@corinnepmorrison1854 that sounds like it was a wonderful place to have your childhood home! I from NJ and live in the city. While I love where I am from, my city does have a smell (not a good one) that one can smell entering into the city, but to me it just reminds me I'm home whenever I cross that bridge, through the Holland Tunnel, etc lol.
imagine going through 10 pregnancies and giving birth to 10 children. What your body would be like after that... your whole life spent between being pregnant and post-partum. Living hell.
Living hell? Good grief, it's called nature. That's how the human race or any other species survives.
This was beautifully done!!
Glad I found this.thank you.
5:40 selfie with the king 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Broo🤣🤣🤣🤣
I just love this channel, I love history.
"In his final hours, he made a great effort to die as a Christian."
Don't we all, don't we all 😏
Luke 23:43
And Jesus said to him, “Assuredly, I say to you, today you will be with Me in Paradise.”
i love jesus
Thank you for sharing this wonderful documentary. I knew next to nothing about King Louis XV before watching this. I learned a lot.
Love this channel ☺
Facebook brought me here to watch the full story. Loving it.
Very informative
I love this channel because it takes primary sources and fantastic historians to tell the real story of history! Thank you!
Secondary sources usually are the fake news of history lol so as a wannabe historian I truly appreciate this channel
Finally a documentary about XV because mostly I find XIV and XVI
What's the music at the beginning? I've heard it many times and I always searched for it If you know tell me please thank you in advance!
Thank you.
Thanks.
Another great video but I was struggling with the length of time some of the subtitles are on and I'm not a slow reader.
Classics 🔥
I think it's really interesting how they said that fidelity and loyalty are laughable in the eyes of the court, but when it comes to saving ones immortal soul all of a sudden we all know what is the right thing to do...
Ah, how he would have been if he grew up in Singapore.(he would know how to keep his shorts on)
It's Comte St. Germain!!
(Haha any Outlander fans?)
literally went to imdb to confirm that it was indeed that dude lmao im so pleased with myself
Recognised him but couldn't place him til you said.🙂
Super film
History ❤
i feel like that scene of him watching pompadours casket being taken out is from dr who....
Wait, how can this video show full booba on youtube? Like, the content is great, and booba is great, but why is this channel allowed to show a full set of tatas while plenty of creators struggle to keep vids with way less up on the platform?
Because this is an educational video. And according to the yt gods, as long as it's labeled educational, it's allowed
its pretty silly isnt it. i know of one creator who is constantly dealing with take downs over much tamer things. just the hypocrisy that is yt. like this one guy had to keep calling sex "kissing" lmao
@@NervousKraken Makes sense. Kids wouldn't care about those types os videos, so there's no problem in showing it.
Yeh, I’m a kid who has an interest in history, and I currently am still trying to figure out what they were doing. Thanks a lot.
45:08 I'm rather fond of Madame Du Barry. She was as beautiful as an angel, and as stupid as a basket 🤣🤣🤣🤣 Loved it
Dang, Louis XV was HOT if he looked anything like this actor 😉
If it helps, the actor was Stanley Weber 😉
I saw his portrait, and I wanted to puke.
this is why you don't going around starting affairs, gives people a reason to axe you
Are these docs narrated by Michelle Fairley it sounds so much like her. (actress that plays Catelyn Stark in Game of Thrones)
I can't tell if it's her or Lord Grantham's sister on Downton Abbey
Versailles is an unbelievably beautiful place . If anyone is going to holiday in France I would highly recommend it .
It must have been quite something to see when the place was busy with all the nobility before the revolution. The parties that went on in the hall of mirrors will have been the very definition of opulence.
I have a long standing question perhaps someone here can answer. Why is it in period programming, by whatever source, candles are lit in a room flooded with natural light? They would do no good in providing light in such a situation.
plus from what i understand, since candles were so widely used, they went through them pretty fast and almost every court had a candle "ration" for anyone who lived or worked there because otherwise the sheer amount would just be unmanageable. so they def wouldnt just be burning them for no reason. im guessing its the same reason almost every period piece has a british accent, no matter WHERE its actually located
Did he grow up and wear brown wigs or did his hair suddenly change from blonde to brown as he grew older?
Wigs
what a sad end
"No one really cared about his death". I didn't understood much of the commentary as I was distracted. But I really felt sad for Louis.
I think he deserves it. I mean, he is a guy who didn’t care about who he had hurt, he just went around and continued as if life just goes on. But honestly, that is quite commendable, that attitude lets you enjoy life to the fullest. That is something we can all learn.
30 😱
I still give my respect for this man Louis 15 maybe he wasn’t that great but he was a KING
I bet that Madame de Pompadour didn’t like him much either. I mean, if I were her, I wouldn’t resign the role of king’s mistress only because of the salary. I mean, otherwise, I would just tell him that he was ugly and then proceed to tell him that he is better off hiding himself behind a mask, and never coming out.
So many men died building Versailles. Their families were treated horribly.
Lucky in love? More like lucky with sex because he was king.
He practically forced himself on those women. I bet that if he lived in 21st century Singapore, he would be in jail.
JOHNNY DEPP IS GOING TO PLAY LOUIS XV
L’État, L’État c’est moi! Louis XIV.
I'm the state and the state is me
for a teensie insight to the skullduggery, machinations and subterfuge watch 'Dangerous Liaisons' Glenn Close, Michelle Pfieffer and John Malkovich MOST entertaining
Which are characters independent of King Louis XV actually. Has nothing to do with him at all but IS during his time
Ngl, the actor of teen Louis XV is so beautiful! Or do i mean handsome?
Poor Louis
What sort sympathy do these sort of moral pain in the butts deserve.
*Women whom are beautiful, even the very attractive, those whom are intelligent, and those whom have a bit of sassy + quick witt, are truly disliked, envied, located by those whom desire their place in the light.*
But those whom have each 9f these qualities, very 9ften win over the greater 98%, the remaining 2% would be the ultimate Narcissists in the mix, and they get most uncomfortable when their efforts of Gaslighting fail or oddly have the reverse hit, their toxic efforts falling back on them.
All of the drama, the fears, and the anxiety stem from 1 point of Orgin, *the Human Thought that is of the: (Human Lower Mind, aka Ego Mind, aka Adolescent Mind).*
The subject is resolved by making a habit of being *"Conscious in Thought" + "Applying Higher Mind",* aka the Mature Mind.
*All Positive Thought Energies reside in the Higher Mind, aka Mature Mind.*
All negative thought energies reside in the (Lower Mind, aka Ego Mind, aka Adolescent Mind.)
😂 least grand? I would daresay Loius XVI was seeing as he was beheaded for Treason!!!!😅
😑ок
Another playing with the ladies esp. Another Henry VIII.🤔
He wasn’t as cruel to those women as Henry VIII was. I daresay that he was far better. At least he knew how to treat them.
Rather pompous statement---"If the world is speaking English today". I don't know that the world is speaking English today.
Sounds a lot like the GOP
Tribal party politics is for plebs.
Just because he was lucky in love doesn't mean he knows what love is.
If true love slapped him on his ass, I bet that he wouldn’t know it.