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Every Elder Scrolls game

And if you pay to play you can start at L80+

Dr Jon Bear , it's kind of the same in real life.

So….just 3 then?

@@TheManCaveYTChannel Are we operating under the delusion that examples given to support a point are the only examples that exist?

@@SonofSethoitae no. I can’t think of any others. So I’m asking to confirm if it’s just 3.

But Justinian I is already rich when he came to the political scene whereas Basil literally work himself from the bottom to the top.

@@majorianus8055 Justin I was an illiterate swineherd with only the clothes on his back when he came to Constantinople. Justinian was also merely a peasant when Justin adopted him and saw to his education.

He was Roman.

It's more complex. He was a Roman of Armenian descent/ethnicity that probably speak Greek as his first language.

May be a Kardashian

All the ropes are in place.

China is another example where peasants became emperors

Justin to be more precise

@@rayanhey2411 Both were of peasant background, but of course it's Justin whose life history had a theme of events similar to this video's.

Catherine I of Russia (Peter's wife) would have been an interesting one as well.

I thought it would be about Suleiman the great xd

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Haha same

@Daniel Appleton Are you saying you believe only rich people should be able to run for president? Lol

Chase Burnett No, just people who suck at money

Looking at the way Indians and Pakistanis shake their heads... I am going to say NO!

Want to hear about Justinian? He single-handedly doomed the entire western wold by arresting the Pope for teaching Reincarnation and making the doctrine illegal. Reincarnation is found throughout the bible, the clearest example being Mark 10:29-30. Imagine how things would be if the Christianized western world understood we return here and pay for bad karma in future lifetimes.

This Esoteric Ministry guy posted the same copy paste wall of text on every comment about Justinian. Shut up already. It’s irrelevant.

DarkZtorm My wife and I loved that show! I own the dvd set of it, too.

Guess that explains the whole _'being poked with a sword'_ thing really is then? IDK.

1. Pluto's orbit is more than twice as eccentric (elliptical) than any other planet. 2. Pluto's orbit is about 17 degrees inclined to the orbit of the other eight planets. 3. The other eight planets have cleaned out their orbital paths, Pluto is surrounded by Solar System debris. 4. The first four planets are rocky, small with a high density. The next four are gaseous, large with a low density. Pluto is icy, really small with a medium density. So, Pluto does not follow any criteria that you can come up with for what a planet is. It is its own thing.

Because my astronomy professor (who is a legit astronomer) in college said that the measurements the folks that were supposed to say whether or not it was a planet measured it wrong. (Seriously, the controversy isn't for naught, they are legitimate scientific questions).

@Happy Hitler actually I'm not, as you should have been able to tell from my comment if you read it properly, considering I asked why people refuse to believe it's not a planet anymore. Not that I think you will believe me considering your response makes it pretty clear that you are one of those people who believe they are smarter than anyone else and need to make others feel insignificant through your veil of anonymity that the internet allows you to have, so thanks for your response.

@Happy Hitler Do you even understand the definition of a planet? The definition was an arbitrary one that was made up by astronomers for convenient classification. We really need a clearer way to define what a planet is, but we don't have one yet. The view I defer to is the definition that scientists who study planets use, which is an object that has enough mass to make it spherical. Since these are the world experts on planets... we really should using their definition, but that is my opinion. There are valid reasons for both definitions, and I am not saying the way I view it is correct. However, being dismissive of an ARBITRARY classification because you don't like it, doesn't mean your opinion is any more valid or that someone must be stupid or into conspiracy theories if they think otherwise. You are failing as a true scientist if you take this approach. This behavior you have shown is a disgrace to scientist and education itself, I urge you to be more thoughtful about what you say in the future. Categories based on arbitrary decisions do not define the properties of an object in science.

Not really. Justinian's uncle is an emperor who risen from the military rank. He was forbidden to marry Theodora while his uncle lives. When he ascended yo the throne, he promptly changed the law and we'd the one he wanted.

@@dyingearth but Justin and Justinian were peasants before. And Justin didn't oppose Justinian's marriage, it was Justinian's aunt that did.

Want to hear about Justinian? He single-handedly doomed the entire western world by arresting the Pope for teaching Reincarnation and making the doctrine illegal. Reincarnation is found throughout the bible, the clearest example being Mark 10:29-30. Imagine how things would be if the Christianized western world understood we return here and pay for bad karma in future lifetimes.

Turning captions on doesn't mute the sound; of course you heard his voice.

@Krok Krok If that were the case, why would they mention "a narrative competition..."? Makes you think; doesn't it?

For the record, folks, yes, I had the volume muted. My baby nephew was asleep and I didn’t want to bother him.

Can you tell me someone with as low a status as he is that got as high? I can only think of the founder of Ming Dynasty as of the moment.

​@@majorianus8055Diocletian. The founder of the Han dynasty. The communists.

Yes

Well he was an interesting guy and he established a pretty interesting dynasty too

Terpene.

They get two houses in heaven.

Their bodies get picked up by garbage trucks

I think

I believe he's already done a video.

@@rebelrailroader nope I looked it up

I feel as if you are very wise from all of your content.

It was Basil II. ... the Bulgar Slayer ... what a nickname :)

Nubian Kingdom 23 CE that’s sounds crazy

It was Basil II, though the name Bulgarslayer(Βουλγαροκτόνος) was given to him way after his death for propaganda reasons. Basil II was only known as Basil the Younger while he was alive.

@@axeltenveils6816 Thank you.

The answer to your question is no. Flipping the middle finger as a insult was around in ancient Rome and probably ancient Greece. Its to do with the Latin for Middle finger which is digitus impudicus which means unchaste finger? No idea why but the gesture was seen as a symbol of anally penertrating a man.

Basil and basileus have the same root. "Kingly and king".

Actually these accounts are more a rarity than a true rule.

Cuz the emperor was still banging his mistress. The marriage was a sham essentially to keep the mistress from being disgraced and executed. The "good little servant's" first wife subsequently probably just became his mistress and he probably continued to have children with her.

DogeKing 666 No because he family was prevalent politically so he was a peasant.