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Great video. This war isn't talked about enough.

Clearly that unnamed Scottish commander at Kinghorn had played CK3, so he knew the stat penalty to disembarking armies while Edward Baillol did not.

It’s really interesting how the world works. We was the overlords for centuries of the isles and we had kings who tried to dictate things to the Scottish. But in the end it was a Scottish king who United us. I’m proud to be British with my fellow Scottish, Welsh and Northern Irish brothers. Our history is rich from fighting against each other to fighting side by side.

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Wonder did other European powers get involved like Norway n Denmark or why didn't the Scottish allie themselves with Irish kingdoms who were also at odds with England?

Kinghorn is further west along the Fife coast, you have it where Leven is.

Your videos are the best. Would love to see videos on Mesoamerican and Andean history.

Yet again, the map on the thumbnail is historically incorrect. Wales’ unification with England didn’t just make Wales disappear or became a region of England! This is a constant misrepresentation of its annexation. The laws of Wales act clearly states that Welshman were giving equal rights as Englishmen under English law. Nowhere does it state that Wales no longer exists or is a region of England. When Afghanistan was controlled by America for 20 years, did it become an American state? No! Did Belgium? Netherlands? France? Under Germany!!! Crimea for example when it was annexed had never been a country!!! Whereas Wales was, and still is.

In the end, after driving out the English twice, Scotland voluntarily joined Britain.

Me after 6:35 "WHY DID YOU SCOTS ONLY RELY ON MELEE WEAPONS THE CAN'T EVEN BE USED IN TIGHT QUARTERS....WHERE ARE YOUR ARCHERS? BAH!"

We were secure in valour's station until usurped by the bane of English gold.

If Scotland decided to abandon the Lowlands and stregthen the Antonine Walls, will it yielded good result to Scotland in the long run? I can see that is the case until the arrival of cannons and gunpowder. But Scotland most likely has access to such things too. So to besiege the Antonine Walls will be a long and hard venture for the English troops. Raids by seas, however, might yielded better results for England. So to defend itself, Scotland needed to stregthen the fortifications on its coasts as well.

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In some way, the english defeat in the first independance war was a blessing in disguise because they were forced to give up the use of heavy cavalry and focus more on longbowmen that give them countless victory in the 14th and 15th century with the second independance war (until neville's cross in 1346) and in the hundred years war (between 1346 and 1356 with Crecy and Poitiers and between 1415 and 1428 with Azincourt until Orleans)

Super wonderful introducing historical coverage episode about continuous clashing between Britain and Scotland besides French intervention....thank you (knowledgeia)channel for sharing

10:14 Just to note, Cumberland is not a city, it was a county…in England

Me thinking about Douglas & Fraser in one of the early battles…. “Outlander vibes”

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I'm like "what's burrick?" 😅

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Brexit haha

The irony is England is not an independent country today

he should have put bailiol to the sword and not allowed leaving i thought he know that its not wise to let enemies escape

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It's frustrating to know that after all the struggle the Scots had for their independence, they are now a province of the English. They hardly even speak their own native language anymore, which means they will lose their ethnic identity.

All designed to make it look as though the British (Welsh) didn’t exist, or made to look as though the English are British.

What if Denmark conquered Canada

I really want to watch more of your videos, guy, particularly topics like this that no-one else is covering, but your narrator makes it an ordeal with his mid-2000s corny History channel style (admittedly not as bad as he was in the last video I saw but still). Listen to the second sentence: "But what are theories forrrrrrr but to be... DISPROVENNNNNN-UH." 'Why' is my first question. Why can't he speak normally? 3:26 "No-one-nuh was going to oppose them-ah. Thus, Balliol knewww... what he had to do-wah." He sounds like Triple H: 'Tonight-ah! We're gonna realise-ah! A new champion holding the world title-ah!' As for the battle of Dupplin Moor that you depicted 6 minutes in, the English/Balliol were outnumbered 15,000 to 1,500, as much as 26:1 according to some figures, yet you've depicted 6 units for the English and 8 for the Scots, indicating almost numerical parity. Again, why? Then you implied that the battle of Neville's Cross had parity when the English were outnumbered 2:1. Was this video financed by a Scot?

"he wanted the war with the english" scots

Could Scotland have held out? I really don’t see it, but I’m curious if anyone who has some more historical knowledge than me knows if they could’ve maybe had some hail Mary’s so to speak or something.

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The truth is it all comes down to what was the more valuable enterprise and allocation of time and resources. Scotland then was not seen as a prize as most of it is hills and mountains with some livable areas in the lowlands and by the coast, geographically and settlement wise its not changed much since the middle ages. There simply wasn't the incentive to conquer the tribes there and eventually when the Scots failed expedition to South America bankrupted them, they came cap in hand to England as their population was starving. The same to a degree can be said about Ireland, during the summer it's lovely but for most of the year its a wet bog ridden wind swept storm battered island off the mainland with no resources other than land to fight over and back in ye olde days they hand enough land and the land in France was seen as far more valuable and prestigious. Similarly with the Welsh, the land just wasn't appealing enough to commit the resources, they did however build a lot of castle s to suppress the native tribes into submission which worked for a time. Even to this day, Wales, N.Ireland and Scotland are all heavily subsidised by English taxes. Maybe one day they will find something locked away in those mountains but until that day they are considered not worth the effort.

Hey, since u make video about how Islam came to Indonesia, can you please make video 'bout the untold story how Islam & Christianity came to Indonesia? As an Indonesian, Islam didn't really come with trade especially to what happened with my ethnic groups, an indigenous ethnic group in the middle of Sumatran jungles and mountains. In 1539, Acehnese Sultanate invaded my ancestors's kingdom when our king refused Islam. Aceh lost the war then they bought & hired Ottoman weapons & soldiers to invade us. In the 1820s during Padri War, Padri soldiers massacred 200.000 people including our king for not accepting Islam, they brutally ransacked our villages/cities & massacred my ethnic groups who refused their religion. They were failed to conquer us when a cholera outbreak happened thanks to dead bodies that leaked cholera. After they failed to conquer us, our ancestors were devastated watching ransacked kingdoms and dead relatives even cholera outbreak happened and decimated our population. My ancestors became hostile towards outsiders/foreigners. A couple of US Baptist missionarists came and introduced Christianity. Too bad, the locals thought they were another hostile foreigners/outsiders and they caught & ate them. Before Christianity came, my people were pagans who had cannibalistic culture/rituals. My ancestors conducted cannibalism towards people who did terrible crimes such as rape, murder, or treason. POWs were also eaten back then. Before Christianity, my ancestors believed if we ate people, it'd grant us magical strength. A German guy introduced Christianity but people hated it coz it'd destroy our religion and culture including our cannibalistic rituals. Cannibalism was eventually banned when Dutch colonial regime imposed anti cannibalism law towards us in 1900s. If Christianity never came, perhaps my people would still do capital punishment in form of cannibalism. Kinda weird to see people telling that Islam came to here with trade and no war while forgetting their brutality towards an indigenous ethnic group in Sumatra

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What I find interesting is how many Scottish people are not aware of their own history and are often very hypocritical about it. People claiming we beat the English when in most battles, as many Scots fought against the independence fighters and this trend has continued right to the modern day, Scots like to bleat about freedom and independence when just over half the country voted against it in the 2016 referendum. I love Scotland, but the Scottish, not so much. (Speaking as a born and bred Scotsman)

Free Scotlandestine 😤

Scotland might be independent if fellow Scots hadn’t sold out. But now they should stay in the UK.

Strange to see the Irish net taking this golden opportunity to take back their land.

Next partition 2.0 in Britain 😂 Partition 1.0 happened on 1947

God is Scottish

Scotland isn't a real country!

I trust englang is the lost tribes of islael except jew in nowaday...i 'm followinging JESUS . I'm a rare people thai i m thai who believes jesus but in thai sight i m stupid .... thanks god u just let me see the truth..really the truth .real god in universe.only one world one universe one truth.