Agreed! Besides ancient & Mycenaean Greece, the general period of the Bronze age is my favorite!

I agree, I've held bronze swords and have gotten to do cut tests with them and they feel so cool and look so cool. We really never got a decent movie set in the bronze age. Even Troy, with Brad Pitt, did not have accurate outfits and they didn't polish the bronze, which bronze was polished in order to make it shine as much as possible.

@@WanaxTV The best part of history is the part of history that is yet to be discovered and that's why the Bronze age is very interesting.

Paris screwed it all up!

Why would helen run away with paris. Think meneleaus was older by 15yrs and was taken from troy. Paris set off on a mission to find helen and get her back. Now he fell in love in the process and then so did helen. Now he brought her back. Now who is wrong. ???

Thanks @spacebunny4335 I really appreciate it! Too bad they don’t have Priam as a playable faction!

@@WanaxTV Agreed

Thanks! Glad you like it 💯

We're growing by the day! Thanks brother

I was thinking about it, but then again there is hardly a connection besides the name, so I decided to keep it mythological. Especially since I’ve already made a 2-part episode on Piyamaradu!

@@WanaxTV Piyamaradu was not Priam. Pariyamuwa was the the historical Priam. According to David Rohl, he took over the throne of Wilusa during the reign of king Tudhaliya IV of Hatti.

@@Seaserpent1105 Oh I see. I’ve misread Puyamaradu because people so commonly bring him up. It’s just that in Trojan War Heroes series I avoided making historical connections. Kind of left it out for the viewers to determine.

Agreed!

So, we’re close! 👍🏻 Yes, that’s the exact depiction. I made a full size design with more detailed body and that same head, but ultimately didn’t use it.

@@WanaxTV awesome!

Your video is up next brother! 💪🏻

@@WanaxTV Thanks, my brother

Appreciate it! 💪🏻

Had it refresh it for 2023!

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@Genaro Rivera then you wake up

Trojans were greeks coloniest in Minor Asia and specific in this area were Aeolians greeks settlers, Troy was a greek city that controlled the passage for other greek colonies in Pontos Troy was greek, greek culture greek religion etc Not mention iliad took place in 1100 bc, 400 years after the first colonization of Minor Asia from greeks. And shows the struggle among greeks for domination

Anatolian is/was not an ethnicity.

@@Usera2324dfre 😂😂😂😂😂really and what means Trojan in your language you little rat 🐀 fake people living without dignity

@@WanaxTV Linguists describe the group of languages spoken by Indo-European settlers of Anatolia around 2000 BC as the Anatolian group, first or second group to separate from Primary Indo-European spoken by the Yamnaya. The other group were the Tocharian group of languages. The Anatolian group included Hittite (or Nesite, as the Hittites called it), then Luwian, or several languages grouped under that label, Palaic and maybe others.

Good point. Watch my video on the history of Troy before the Trojan war (kzfaq.info/get/bejne/p6-TY8iW28jdoo0.html). 👍🏻

Albanians making the world laugh as always

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Good points. In the video I said Greeks on the other side of the Aegean, but I didn’t say that Greeks weren’t on the Asian side as well. I’m not sure about all those tribes tho. I agree Phrygians were related people (watch my video called Complete History of the Phrygian Kingdom). And also about Troy before the Trojan War (kzfaq.info/get/bejne/p6-TY8iW28jdoo0.html). They likely did speak Greek language. Carians did need translator to communicate with the Trojans if I remember correctly.

@@WanaxTV in Hellenic there were three main groups of “accents” or “dialects” before the koene (common) Hellenic settle as the official language everywhere. Ionian, Doric and Aeolian Hellenic. In Asia Minor there were mainly Ionians but there were some colonies from Aeolians as well. Athenians used to say θάλαττα/thàlatta and Ionians θάλασσα/thàlassa meaning sea. Today we use the Ionian form thàlassa. The Sun was either called élios, ílios or àlios. Today we use the form Ήλιος / ílios and also the form Elios for our nation Elios > El > Ellas In English they adopted the form Elios > Helios. Among us there were differences in accent and dialect. Surely tribes like the Phrygians and Trojans and Thracians were closer. Southern tribes like Carians, Lydians had other accents that made their speaking incomprehensible to other Hellenes. But if we see their trails through History in these areas we have ancient Hellenic temples, they are connected through mythology and stories but still contented to the rest of the Hellenes. People with foreign origin are rarely mentioned in our myths. We have stories for Egypt and Ethiopia but that was from travelling around the Mediterranean and netting with other cultures. The origin of the Hellenic tribes is connecting through the myths of Genesis of our Gods etc… Today Bulgarians are claiming to be native Thracians😂😂😂 Bulgarians, who they came form the steppes of Mongolian with kings like Asparukh Khan claiming to be Thracians😂 Bulgarian Slavs from Vardarska🇲🇰 claiming to be Makedonians… 😂 In the stories (sometimes mythology, sometimes historiography) we read about us the others. The others were always the Persians, the Egyptians, Babylonians, Carthaginians… All the other tribes always mentioned to fight against each other are related. The Hellenic nation was spread from Crimea, Pontus, the borders with Armenia, Minor Asia, Phoenicia, Cyprus, Magna Graecia (Southern Italy) to the shores of France (Marseilles and Cannes) even to Spain.

Lydian and Carians are both not Hellenic, but Anatolian languages respectively. You cannot look at Homer's epos as a waterproof non-fictious work. As for Troy, we don't know for sure. But they did seem to have some similarities to both Anatolians and Helladic groups. Don't forget that at the time of the Troy war(s), the only known colony of the Achaeans was Milletos.

Pelasgian language was never recorded.

@@WanaxTV so what it means it was never recorded and it was not a language or mother of european languages,we are talking more than 6 thousand years ago fra

@@fishfich1843 It’s impossible to attest words and meanings to Pelasgian language because there are no records of it.

​@@fishfich1843 Albanians 🤡

@@wankawanka3053 ur mami should know better

Not sure about that, but there will be a video on Illyrians this year.

@@WanaxTV i hope that video will not be manipulated ofcourse like all the other history they have done. Even you may ask your grandparents about the language they spoke before. You know what i mean don't you...

@@brandpit3512 The plan is to do strictly Illyrians, concentrating on some of their main tribes north of Greece, from 6th century BC to Roman conquest.

@@WanaxTV 😂😂😂😂😂😂 i can tell the fear on you. North Greece? Roman? 😂😂😂😂 especially the last 2/3 years you mentioned so much about ILYRIANS because PELLAZGIAN ARJANET ILYRIANS ARBERESHET DARDANET ARBANITET ALBANIANS IS ONLY ONE LOVE THAT CONNECTS THE BLOOD.

Lol!