Whats the difference between Caesar and Casanova? Caesar said:"I came, I saw, I conquered." Casanova said:"I saw, I conquered, I came."

Casanova was the man of his time. Today, the dude would be on the Maury Show and drowning in child support.

To me the strangest detail of the whole story is that the girl's own mother actually suggested he impregnate his own daughter. How gross.

He even seduced nuns, man was smooth as hell😂😂😂

How this guy didn't get an STI is beyond me...

"Your daughters husband can't seem to get her pregnant! What shall we do?" "....fine. I'll do it myself."

Doesn’t sound like much of a convent... I literally laughed out loud on that one. 😂 💀

I would love for someone to do a DNA profile on his known descendants and see how many people alive today match up.

Casanova was the original Mr. Steal Your Girl.

When I see pictures of him, I ask mysef :"Why women? why?"

"How does your game stack up to Casanova's?" Well I didn't get my daughter pregnant so I think I'm doing alright.

Casanova wrote in his book that he also had a number of male lovers. Everyone seems to leave this bit out.

That's NOT Marina Morosini on 5:20! That's actually one of Mexico's best poets Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz, we even have that painting on our 200 pesos bills.

The last time I was this early, Europe still had the plague

Weird history: Casanova is the ultimate playboy Gengis Khan: hold my horse 🐴

I am very much terrified of meeting someone who aspires to follow this man's path ngl

“Every woman, every age, every color, in every position.” XD

"Charming, curious, directionless." Sounds like a standard complaint about millennials or teenagers, whether there's any truth to that or not. lol

I think quagmire from family guy is one of his descendants

Quite surprised he didn't have an encounter with Comtesse "Syphillis"!

Baroque is what happens when you're out of Monet.

He's either a harem anime protagonist or he maxed his Charisma perk

Looks only count to a certain point. My older brother looks like a troll doll, and recently he's been getting fat and losing his hair, but he's never had trouble finding women. I was meeting a friend at a coffee shop recently, and there bro was, sitting at her table, fascinating her. She had no idea he was related to me. His big secret: he's an intelligent, interesting guy who likes women, and who wants to know what they're thinking, and listens to what they're saying.

Weird History: So what do you think? Me: I’m surprised the ending didn’t include death by STD

Gonna run my Anti-Virus after watching this video... just in case.

Immediately I saw the title I knew that this video will be interesting

The fact that you decided to put a image of Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz to show us Marina Morisini is both hilarious and insulting

I think the trick with becoming the ultimate lover isn't the amount of women you sleep with, but the number of those women who are going to remember you as a lover they'd not only remember fondly but would come back too. The 1970s show In Search Of... put forth the same question.

I wish Weird History (and it's narrator) had been in my history class. I actually would have looked forward to going to school.

I had no idea he was a real person.

Nobody's game should stack up to Casanova. Homeboy got his daughter pregnant knowingly.

“This method did not work”..🤣💀⚰️

This video was awesome! History’s most notorious playboy was a great topic😂😂you are saving our lives with these awesome videos

His memoirs are insane. Really worth reading!

At 5:16 you are displaying a portrait of Sor Juana Ines de la Cruz, when talking about Marina Morosini. Sor Juana Ines de la Cruz, born in the New Spain, never visited Europe and died in 1695, long before Casanova was born. She was a most recognized female writer during the Golden Age of Spanish literature. She actually appears in the $200.00 pesos bill.

The documental is great and well documented. Thank you for sharing the knowledge. There’s an image of a nun when you mention one of his affairs, how ever the image belongs to a Mexican (New hispaniard) female poet. Very renowned and very respected in Mexican culture and history. She lived a century prior to the events mentioned here and she never visited Europe.

Here I am disgusted in many ways 🙃...and some people in the comment section are calling him smooth🙃

That nun photo at 1:31 is Sor Juana Ines de la Cruz. Mexican poet and historian. Her face on the 200 pesos bill. Unlikely she met Casanova 🤷🏻‍♂️.

This guy was so prolific, people referred to him as a Casanova while he was still alive

I wonder how many of his progeny are wandering around earth to this day. Probably thousands. 😂

Most of the facts are summarized there is more to Casanova,;for example he wasn't just a soldier, he comded and created his own army. He acquired multiple STIs during his love adventures but he also developed his own treatment for them.. Casanova also almost committed suicide due to being rejected, there is a lot more to him but at the same time I'm glad Wierd History devoted an episode his legacy.

You all know who the real legendary lover is. Johnny Sins.

When your wooing skills are so on point nuns will betray their vows.

Hey... The painting of Marina Morosini is in fact, the painting of Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz, a famous Mexican poet.

"Release the balls..."💯🍻

And here I thought my Tinder game was strong.

Ngl my dude, as much as I like this channel, and this video, this is not accurate. Casanova didn’t settle down at Count Waldstein’s castle because he got tired of his roving life. He was stuck there because he blew his fortune, was too old for women, and had no more blessings to count. He wrote his life story because he was miserable, and that was the only way to pass the time.

Uhm, the nun that you name as Marina Morosini is in fact Sor Juana Ines de la Cruz, an international famous Mexican poet. I’m surprised you used her image

LeVert: 1987~ "I ain't much on Casanova~Me and Romeo ain't never been friends"

Thing is...he was also a brilliant mathematician, scientist, writer and philosopher. But that often gets overshadowed :p

I'm so happy you included Bob Hope!

I just recently found your channel & I love it. Its amazing. Me & my little boy love watching it & learning about history. Thank you. 👍🏻

Sleeping with teenaged girls and his own daughter...? We call that abuse in the 21st century!

Your French pronunciation is getting guuuuud

A+ video! LOVE IT! What a fascinating history, he was apparently a wild lover!

Thanks Weird History

*Casanova: I’ve done some immoral acts *Gengis Khan: Hold my horse 🐴

Who needs reality shows when you have weird history.

LOVED this!

I find it weird that people romanticise Casanova when he literally slept with underaged girls AND his own daughter. I don't buy the whole "it was a different time" argument either -- he died in 1798, which is only just over 200 years ago. The world was different, but not THAT different, and what he did would have been abhorrent to many people of the time. No wonder he was imprisoned without trial.

It's just the harem protagonist charm that's all

Your pronunciations are spot on as usual!

Such a lengthy cast of characters! I kept getting lost but laughed at the same time!

You know there's an 80 song called Casanova? Now I have it playing in my head.

"Every woman, every age, every color in every position." Damn, boy.

I recently learned the word “lothario” and I’m really happy to have heard it in this video.

Such Amazing videos 💯 Awesome work !

His memoirs 'The history of my life' is the greatest books that I ever read. I still read them when I'm bored.

It is wild to me to see someone during a time like this who seemed so healthy

Thank you 🌹 !

Oh my goodness! I love this !!

I'm impressed on the number of movies that have been made about this man 😅

This was like a rollercoaster ride The ups and downs of his life ! I was kind of liking him until we got to the daughter part Thank you for a detailed history!

Congrates on 3M subs.. i love your channel soo soooo sooo much...i even turn it on while i sleep.. that is how much i love n enjoy your channel.. wish you more success and much happiness for many more years...💜💜💜

Interesting and worthwhile video.

Nice short story! You sure have a way of pronouncing such hard names! Great job!

My Favorite Channel 🤗 how about one about Bram stoker

Yes Please! 💖 love learning new history things🤗🤗🤗

Thanks for the short career counselling !

I taught English in the Gymnázium Duchcov. Which is across the square from the castle in Duchcov. The castle where Casanova had his last career. Duchcov is a small town in the NW of the Czech Republic. I even took my students to the garden for a game of kickball one day. I took a tour of the castle, too, so I knew about Casanova being there.

I bet his memoirs would be interesting to read.

I wonder why there hasn't been an anime made about him yet.

Oh wow. He lived pretty incredible life !! Good thing he wrote it down !

Casanova probably one of the few EU men at the time who knew where *G* spot was on a woman. nobody is that "charming"

Casanova walked so Chad could run

Yeah, I totally sparked up a candle and watch this video.

5:15 if anyone's wondering that's actually Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz

Very good video. Outside of Christ himself, Casanova is the person I would have most liked to have had a conversation with. Just an amazing man. Just a couple of small points. He actually fought several duels in his life. He carried a pistol " to protect my life and a sword to protect my honor." He was renowned as an outstanding swordsman but, oddly enough, his most famous duel was with pistols against a Polish Count. He was not sentenced to five years in the Leads, the prison he was jailed in. His sentence was " at the authorities pleasure," which meant he could have been jailed for life with no explanation. He escaped with a renegade monk, Balbi, who had fathered three children by three different girls. The picture you had up for Mrs. Wynne ( may not have been your intention) was actually a picture of his only official fiancee, Manon Balletti. Even by today's standards, she really was a beauty.

Here's a thought: What if Cassanova, Casanovad us all by writing his own story?

Jeanne Camus de Pontcarré Wow, you pronounced this name amazingly smooth.

I don't know what it is, but this legitimately one of my most favourite videos on the channel

I strongly doubt that the mother of his daughter would agree to that "deal". Disgusting

Pimpin' ain't easy🤷🏼‍♂😂

Thank you WH, For granting my wish a week ago. Thank you, Thank you.👍🤜🤛👏👏👏 Also 4:33 Nice French with Louisiana Cajun(?) accent.

Recommendation! would be cool if you did a video on the masquerades :D

1:49 Imagine the medical complications for that occupation. When those things are gone, that's the end of your lineage. No progeny for you! 10:16 Noooooo...Whyyyyyyy... I'm pretty sure that the Rothchilds were still in existence around that time. I really hoped he had second thoughts about this idea... 10:35 This dude was Quagmire before Quagmire existed!

I share my birthday with this guy. Mad

Do you have a video on the Marquis de Sade? Thank you Weird History for educating me whilst on the treadmill:)

Love this random stuff

I have actually seen the cells in the Doge's palace. Impressive escape indeed!