Welcome to the club

Not alone

Me too Ive been watching the channel all day now

I know right... I just found them today after watching Bee and PuppyCat

Yeah me too!

I like to imagine they did later. Also, I agree with you about the bird.

Oh, karma will get him.

Those were old hungarian letters not norse.hu.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sz%C3%A9kely%E2%80%93magyar_rov%C3%A1s%C3%ADr%C3%A1s

I agree

Why should there always be a moral? Just enjoy the story

Its to always value your family more than anything and to be kind and merciful to them. The old man got so angry at the boys for eating the liver and heart that he made them leave, wich he regreted greatly and the boys instead of petty revenge choose to be merciful with their father.

That would likely to happen

A crow or a raven often represents both death and rebirth in Hungarian folk tales, so I think you're correct.

yeah i was thinking something like that. maybe it was his spirit and each king selected a blessing for those who ate with the future king.

​@@KKristof100same in Hinduism

Oof you dont know what hunger does to a person I have heard stuff from my mother back when see was young with her 8 siblings (dont ask me i dont know what went through my grandparents mind and had 9 kids while being poor)

the one crying did not eat

Not to mention they re fire proof cuz their hands (and heart) didnt get burnt since the meat's STILL ON PAN which is completely hot

To be fair, it isn't like not eating would've brought the bird back.

I grew up in farm for a year, I was 6 years old I cry for every chicken sheep and duck slaughtered and eat them with a cheerful heart and stomach.

There's also the prince who turned into stone-

WHY IN BIG TEXT THO

The story of Cerceruska too

Add ‘The Pussycat Princess’ to the list

Don't forget to eat your pet crows liver and heart

"The Diligent Girl and the Lazy Girl" is another such Hungarian story

@@gisellechausse5261 don't forget the mayor's daughter

With no.mother...

Origami Gem *grabs shirt* BECAUSE WHAT? BECAUSE WHAT!?!?

Don't leave us hanging

Ahh, I'm not the only one.

pretty sure he just meant "just because" at the end

His dad saw the comment in the meantime.

Hungarian Tales dabble in lots of reincarnation

I'm gonna say the crow came back to life

Lilach Glick probably not. Could be customary that the king senda off a crow with the exact writing and that could be how the king is chosen

​@@AmoebaInkthey are the bedtime stories of all 15 million hungarians

The nose seems to be symbol of greed/evil in these animations.

@@paulthetyyppi I've noticed that too. I know I'm going to get hell for saying this, but I can't help but wonder if it is inspired by some sort of anti-semitic propaganda. It wouldn't be the first time that jews were characterized as villains in cartoons.

@@GpD79 More likely implying he is a drunkard.

I hate him

Aren't we all.

Lmaooo I didn't notice that 😂

:)

@@HungarianFolkTales Will there be more?

Thank you, in the name of Pannónia Film Studio. :)

Hungarian Folk Tales are there anymore episodes or this all the boxsets from 1977-2012?

@@HungarianFolkTales on wow, I never expected do get a response from you!

@@kapilbusawah7169 Hello, yes, this is all of them!

'king' is used interchangably with any local lord. It was also told by word of mouth by lowly peasants, who probably didnt even know what a king was.

@@ineednochannelyoutube5384 I highly doubt they would not know who a king was, given that at the least, taxes and the local currency would refer to.the king and, criers and heralds would be announcing edicts and news. This is a tale for children, that is why it refers to rising to kinghood, since why would a child aim at just being a lowly baron (or the equivalent). Any good storyteller knows, for kids a good story can be exaggerated to impress them so they remember it.

@@ineednochannelyoutube5384 lowly peasants you say . Funny thing all humans die. Lowly or "noble"

@@LostArchivist Not really. Feudal societies were isolated into self sustaining pocets, and the pesantry didnt pay taxes directly to the king.

@@ineednochannelyoutube5384 One need not pay or even own a currency to know what it looks like. Moreover, there is no such thing as a typical medieval society as we know it, those are largely modern constructs to help us grasp their different way of life, nor hard and fast rules they followed. It would be relevant if we could confirm this was the case in the the area the tale originated from however. Though given the history of the region as I know it, many small, petty kingdoms are not out of the question.

Careful which ones you play for them, some of the videos are pretty racy. Lol.

Ikr T^T

Only one way to find out, catch one and eat it's liver and heart ! 🍴

to be fair, he did kick them both out for something they could have never known was bad, but it was nice of them to forgive him in the end

He probably thought he was still mad.

These are from the 70s.

Lois I'm Lois too😊

yeah i thought i was the only one who notice that

Yes.. This pleases me. :)

They were created by the folk during centuries. People were working on the fields, singing, telling stories to each other. Most of them are from the 16th-18th century.

c'mon, will you stop eating plants if you get to know they can feel pain?

@@sohailape being a bird lover doesnt mean vegan Im a bird lover myself but i would love some bacon or beef or something Fictional or not Nature or not we cant really just make that slight pain from watching this go away and no one should forbid us from commenting it Thats the point of commenting anyway right? To tell our thoughts about this video and feeling bad about a character is definitely a thought

spaghetti it seems quite sheltered though. The crow is either eaten by the humans or eaten by a wild animal. It also seemed like the children would've eventually starved soon after. What's worse, seeing two boys starve while a struggling father keeps more of his food off his plate so the kids easy or see one bird become a finger licking meal?

Same. Ever heard of a poor King?

Oh, please, no. Let's not ruin them.

They already have no mother...

Yeah

😊

These are amalgamations of many religious and mythological tales told by word of mouth amongst uneducated people since the 800s, and written down in the 1800s. They have so little cnsistency, because they are basically medieval meme copypasta. Crows for example feature prominently in early hungarian heraldry. Wild animals leading the would be king to his country are part of the origin myth of the country.

I need no channel youtube! I never knew that that was the reason for so many plot holes existing in these kind of stories. Doesn’t mean that they’re no longer enjoyable. Thank you.

OK first of all, good questions! The crow is the simbol of the house of Hunyadi. One of the most loved our kings was Mátyás (Matthias) Hunyadi. Thats why the shiny feathers. He lived and reigned in the late XV. century. The old scripts are written in old hungarian alphabet, and sadly its just a bunch of random letters. The two wings says the same, and its something like: szpavkma ... and it it means nothing as far as I know, as a hungarian. And the matter of the new heir : As the legend sais King Matthias elected as king by the people, on the ice of the Danube in the winter of 1458. His father was János (John) Hunyadi who become earlier the richest and most influential nobleman at his time. He used his power to strike the Ottomans whenewer he could, so he quickly become the hero of the realm, later when he died, his two son kept in "prison" for whatewer reason in Prague, his older son László ,who ment to be the peoples king, has executioned, Matthias howewer freed, and elected as king. His Fathers deeds and Matthias's reign gave the nation some time to flourish before the Ottoman reign of terror. We call him Matthias the Just. I dont know mutch about benches but historically the hungarian throne went, at that time, to the closest possible descentant of Attila Hun or Árpád, and has a religion of catholic, and so mutch more criterias. So basically its a fairytale for the children and something to think on for granpa...

''What kind of crow has jet black feathers that shine so brightly?'' mate have u seen a crow in real life they have iridescent feathers

@@antonioalbul00 I have. But they are not a common sight in San Antonio. And the ones that I have seen were too far away for me to get a closer look. But I do know that yes, like the plethora of male grackles that I have seen, they do have iridescent feathers. But listen to how the crow in the story was describes the crow: Black as night, with its feathers shining like the stars. I know that in animation, you have to exaggerate certain descriptions like that for effect as they did here, but iridescent feathers don’t shine like that. They reflect the suns rays, but they don’t appear as bright as the tale describes.

Qatch son of the white mare by the same director. Thats gonna knock you out for a while.

The Hungarian phrase is: they lived happily until they died. So that particular piece of deeply insightful criticism dosent really apply.