I hate to be literal but from what I see the gods and goddesses would hafta announce anything to anyone properly to anyone that's facts , otherwise that's stealing and no one could prove who started this tradition, so you can't say I'm crazy or lunacy for that matter but its facts , who gave them or anyone superiority over the world , you gotta ask questions because it becomes a serious offense to the public, its deeper than you know, and in order to prove them being a myth we need proof of that as well , I think a real blood test from all humans who have families dating back to 1bc or so should be exposed, but you can't because royalty is not announced by the gods and goddesses so its just conquer and take over , now if one god just one of them were to be walking the earth then that's the real royalty and would hafta announce anything to them properly ,just saying , otherwise you really can't claim anything, and if so how and who gave it to them because that's not he or she's place either unless you have created everything then it's yours

nice video keep up! How about a video about Greece in ww2?

In early the period the Greeks had no kings. The Greeks mean university academicians. They settle here only after their country has surrendered to the enemy. Their country is Hela-bima. The word Hela-bima means the land of the Hella people or Hellenic. it is Heladiva to outsiders that means the island of the Hellas. one of their languages ​​is Hela-basa and the other is called Ceynhele but not the present day Sinhala. These two languages ​​are opposite to each other and one can be taken as a positive language and the other as a negative language. Academics are called Giri In the Hela language while the area where the universities are located is known as Giri Rata or Giri-k, (pronounce as Girika) where "k" means land. Even though a small island, Heladiva was the Head state of the Lion Empire which has ruled the entire world twice before. At a time when the power of the empire had waned (about 540 BC), there was another clash with the enemies in Hela-bima. For the greater protection of the academics and the scientific secrets, they migrated to the land near the Mediterranean Sea, which was a vassal kingdom during the previous empire. This migration is described clearly in the Mahawansa the great chronicle of Sri Lanka covering continuous period for over 3000 years. They named the newly migrated land Girik (sound as Giri-ka) meaning the land of academics and later evolved it as Greek and Greece. At that time Heladiva was ruled under three main divisions called Ruhuna, Pihiti and Maya on a special scientific base. Accordingly, Greece was also divided into three parts, Dorians Aeolians and Ionians. However, they do not appoint a king because it is a colony of Heladiva and they accepted the Emporer of the lion-empire (or King of lion people in Hela-diva) as their king. Helabima was formerly known as Lanka that means heaven. After being captured by enemies the country was destroyed and turned upside down hence the name Hela or Hella giving the meaning Hell. It is Tambapanni in Pali and Tabrobane in Greek; one of the famous words among ancient Grecians. This is how Sri Lankan words Greek and Hela or Hellenic came into the western dictionaries.

@@cooltanksl2091 I am Greek (Hellinas), and I am really confused about what you say. In my opinion Hellinas is he/she who has achieved the Hellenic Education, A healthy body and a healthy mind. Just Greeks are they who live in the country called Greece (where live people from many other countries) other characteristics of Hellines are hospitality, some of us immigrate where they can develop their skills(Australia, Canada, U.S.A., Germany and Belgium the last few decades), but they who go to other countries work much harder than those who stay here because they are students, old people who returned to their home villages or even because they are lasy adults who don't want to find a job here because of the small payment and they don't want to go to other countries where they can find immediately a job because they should work harder as foreigners.

The question might me that if you leave in UK or Spain but for the rest of the world it's more likely, Why does Britain has a king or queen or immortal Queen or whatever

It’s pretty self explanatory!

Yes. I thought that was a little funny too.

“On October 2, Alexander was walking with his dog, Fritz, a German Shepherd, when the dog became embroiled in a fight with a pet Barbary monkey kept on the grounds of the royal estate. Alexander attempted to separate the two, but was bitten by a second monkey in multiple places. These wounds would soon become infected, and on October 25, Alexander died of sepsis at the age of 27.”

The key word here is antibiotics 😂

@@djquinn11 King Kurt Cobain

Ah, I'm glad someone finally commented this!

We had another "King Otto"...Rehhagel,2004...

@@user-fu3ir9hr3k hmm

@@athanasiostsimas7281 τι κύριε Παπαδόπουλε;

@Jordan & Jordan Yes and?

😂😂😂 i chuckled when i heard this too

well the first of them were greeks in soul

They have Greek Byzantine blood so jokes on you

George the first had greek lineage from Alexios Komnenos though he never cared to learn of this...

The English kings aren't English either! That's just how the late monarchies went.

Definitely makes for a good alternate history scenario!

They wouldn't because Constantinople was controlled by the British

The good ending

@@dkgamers1385 correct

Ataturk or no Ataturk King Constantine I lied about his electoral promises to make peace, he led the tired army deep inside Anatolia where it got worn down by the Turks in an attrition warfare. What should have happened is that the Liberals build trenches around the city of Smyrna and utilize the navy to control the Dardanelles.

Veni-dzelos

Accent that dz

@@Skabanis no. Βενιζέλος. No dz.

@@Skabanis no "d" on the name either written or pronounced...

@@Skabanis Βενιζέλος όχι Βενιτζέλος

That's because of a variety of things. First of all the new Greek state was unstable and had civil wars all the time even during the Revolution. As long as Kapodistrias was around that was mitigated. After he died, a strong leadership became a necessity once again. Then we also have the issue of the Holy League in the aftermath of the Congress of Vienna. In essence, Europe had just seen democracy for the first time in modern history (and by democracy, I mean Napoleon) and its leaders didn't really like this. So, they'd never allow for, let alone support, a new country that aspired to become Napoleon version two. The Greek leaders tried time and time again to prove that their cause was not a social one but that of national liberation against foreign conquest. Now, there are people in Greece that dispute how much this was truly the case, but indeed the leaders of Greece would all prefer to be run by an absolute monarch (as was the norm at the time) than being run by a FOREIGN absolute monarch. And of course, the third point is control. Greece in its revolution became a debt colony. It should have defaulted on its independence debts a long time ago, but in 1913, just when it gained the power to do so, king George the 1st, the king that actually liked Greece and assimilated to Greek culture, was shot dead by a socialist in Thessaloniki, the city having just been liberated by the Greeks in the Balkan wars. If king George hadn't been shot, it's very likely that he would have either joined the allies early on, winning Cyprus, Thrace and some Anatolian coast lands in the process or he would have defaulted on the unfair debts while the war was still raging on. In any case, his death created social unrest and a dysfunctional state run by his son, regent Constantine, and the Prime Minister Eleftherios Venizelos. Venizelos was a diplomatic genius and could have smooth talked even Britain into more favorable deals for Greece. His stance was to join the allies the earliest possible, so that the army could get in Anatolia while still at war. Thus, the occupation would be justified even to the Turks. Unfortunately he didn't have the military skills too. Constantine, although not the best, was all that Greece had when it came to good generals at that point. The national schism was effectively a civil war and hindered Greek progress. When Constantine was ousted to Italy, his son Alexander became king of Greece, but he was young, naive and very controlable. All power was in the hands of Venizelos. Then Alexander was bit by a monkey and died and so Constantine returned and assumed leadership and Venizelos left and Constantine did a mess in Asia Minor and yeah. Butterfly effect at its highest. From that point on, the royals were seen as garbage in the eyes of the Greek public. Had they succeeded in Asia Minor, they'd probably be like in Britain now. But you can see that a random assassination and a monkey bite can change the course of history. If neither had happened, it's very likely that Greece would have joined the allies united and wouldn't have got beaten. Also, it was very odd to the Greeks that even though our allies were Britain and France and our enemies Bulgaria and Turkey, we had to switch sides because the king had a German wife.

Mainly bc monarchies were all the rage at the time. Lol. They probably thought it would bring stability & support from European nations.

Greece owed a lot of debt to the European powers so they forced a monarchy to ensure the payment of those debts as well as to control Greece which at the time was an extremely important strategic point.

Basically, blackmail. At the time of our independence we were heavily indebted and after the death of Kapodistrias, a puppet had to be established in order to have us under control.

Αμα δεν ηταν αυτός θα ηταν καποιος αλλος ασε που μια χαρά ηταν θα μπορουσε να ταν και χειρότερος

@Amy Paps They sent away leftists to another country??! That's actually not a bad idea

@Amy Paps It is cruel to separate mothers from children. They should have sent both the radical parents and their children together, to make Greece a better place

@@jonathanrotem251 I do not agree with communism either. The kings were backed by western countries and communists by soviet union. Partially i agree it was good they were not with communists. King was not stopped becauee of that though. Was stopped after dictatorship by party that was not leftist.

@@kraftiekhunt251 Exactly

@Amy Paps Actually you remember things inversely. The babies you talk about were already orphaned children of communists (sometimes also of victims of communists) who were killed during the civil war, a civil war that communists started in the first place. They had to either be put in an orphanage or to be given to adoptive families. It was indeed a shame that the Greek state did not raise these kids in orphanages and had to literally send them in adoptive families in USA, sometimes Greek but often foreign ones. A tragedy. The reality is however that it was the communists who did not just take orphans but literally abducted children from their families and sent them to Yugoslavia and Albania where they were meant to be raised "communist-style" in big communes and trained as future communist soldiers to be sent back to Greece for a next round of civil war. That was the hugest crime.

The agreement was that East Thrace will not see any troops from either side while they were negotiating in France. While Greece kept the agreement, Kemal placed troops and captured the area.

@@innosanto He actually did so at the invitation of the British. There was no bridge back then and Kemal required a navy to do that turkish jump back to Europe. But Kemal did not have any navy to do so. It was the British who enabled him so and it was the British who threatened the Greeks with "severe repercussions"(i.e. a British war against Greece!!!) if the Greek army retaliated. For the record, had the British remained out of this and had the Greeks counter-attacked, Turks would had not been able to recapture Constantinople. All in all the fate of Eastern Thrace and Constantinople was decided in France, where western European diplomats were talking.

@@erfanmoshtagh Then if there was not US and Soviet Union, Britain would now speak German.*** That you say is a generalization with no value. Things are always more complicated than black and white. Every country's history is important to their people and i think all citizens of any country will agree. ***: obviously i don't believe such thing, i don't like worldviews like this.

@@erfanmoshtagh I was referring to the "overrated" and "made up". And of course that "without Britain they would be no Greece". I just sound it disrespectful, thats all. Greece's geopolitical position in the map is a thing. Great powers of the time didn't want Turkey/Ottomans on European soil, and after the war the didn't want more communistic countries/soviet influence in the area. Your second comment, i don't have delusions. If Hitler didn't do the "mistake" to attack Soviet union, Stalin would never endered the war. After all after the war, he didn't "liberate" the countries the red army passed, he took them as puppets and created the iron curtain. Same as US and the Pearl Harbor. I don't really think we disagree or something, as i said, it was the "tone" of the comment, which of course i may interpreted wrong.

@@erfanmoshtagh Are you even reading the comments? It was an "example". I used that phrase with the *** at the end, as an example of "don't do it". You "hang" on it and ... actually, you made exactly my point, repeatedly. So if you don't like "absolutes", don't use them yourself.

ΕΤΣΙ.

@@114BW Γιουβέτσι. Διαψεύστε με αν μπορείτε, αλλά κάθε φορά που γίνονταν εκλογές για την ανάδειξη ηγέτη κόμματος, ο ΙΔΙΟΣ ο ελληνικός λαός επέλεγε για αρχηγό τον εκάστοτε πολιτικό. Πχ., στην περίπτωση Κυριάκου Μητσοτάκη, το 2017 η κομματική βάση, οι ψηφοφόροι, προτίμησαν τον Κυριάκο παρά τους συνυποψήφιους Άδωνι Γεωργιάδη, Τζιτζικώστα και Μεϊμαράκη. Αφήστε την κλάψα λοιπόν και κοιτάχτε την αλήθεια κατάματα. Κάποτε ο λαός προτίμησε ακόμα και το Γιωργάκη Παπανδρέου, ένα λειψό στο μυαλό ανδρείκελο, από τον Ευάγγελο Βενιζέλο, έναν έγκριτο νομικό με λαμπρές σπουδές και ειδικές συνταγματικές γνώσεις. Με εξαίρεση τον Κώστα Σημίτη, όλοι οι νεότεροι πρωθυπουργοί ήταν από τζάκια. Αυτό δεν έχει σχέση με το θεσμό της κληρονομικής Μοναρχίας (ήμαρτον!), αλλά μάλλον είναι κατάλοιπο της Οθωμανικής διακυβέρνησης, ή και της Βυζαντινής γιατί όχι, όπου τα τοπικά "τζάκια" επηρέαζαν συνολικά την ευρύτερη πολιτική. Πείτε το αριστοκρατία, οικογενειοκρατία, αλλά είναι βλακώδες να το πείτε "άτυπη Βασιλεία". Ανοίξτε κανά λεξικό πρώτα.

@@user-wd8io5ej2k ΚΟΚΟΡΕΤΣΙ .ΕΑΝ ΕΣΕΝΑ ΣΟΥ ΑΡΕΣΟΥΝ ΤΑ ΤΖΑΚΙΑ (ΚΑΤΑΛΟΙΠΑ ΤΗΣ ΟΘΩΜΑΝΙΚΗΣ ΑΥΤΟΚΡΑΤΟΡΙΑΣ ΟΠΩΣ ΛΕΣ ) ΕΜΕΝΑ ΔΕΝ ΜΟΥ ΑΡΕΣΟΥΝ . ΔΗΜΟΚΡΑΤΙΑ ΔΕΝ ΕΧΟΥΜΕ ? Η ΜΗΠΩΣ ΟΧΙ . ΚΑΙ ΕΠΕΙΔΗ ΑΠΟ ΤΑ ΛΕΓΟΜΕΝΑ ΣΟΥ ΚΑΤΑΛΑΒΑΙΝΕΙ Ο ΚΑΘΕΝΑΣ ΤΗΝ ΠΟΛΙΤΙΚΗ ΣΟΥ ΠΡΟΤΙΜΗΣΗ Η ΟΠΟΙΑ ΝΑΙ ΜΕΝ ΕΙΝΑΙ ΣΕΒΑΣΤΗ ,ΑΛΛΑ ΟΧΙ ΚΑΙ ΥΠΟΧΡΕΩΤΙΚΗ ΓΙΑ ΑΛΛΟΥΣ , ΔΕΝ ΕΧΕΙ ΚΑΝΕΝΑ ΑΠΟΛΥΤΩΣ ΝΟΗΜΑ ΝΑ ΣΥΝΕΧΙΣΟΥΜΕ ΤΗΝ ΚΟΥΒΕΝΤΑ .ΔΕΝ ΘΑ ΣΟΥ ΑΛΛΑΞΩ ΜΥΑΛΑ ,ΑΛΛΑ ΟΥΤΕ ΕΣΥ ΕΜΕΝΑ. Υ.Γ ΤΑ ΛΕΞΙΚΑ ΤΑ ΑΝΟΙΞΑΜΕ ΟΤΑΝ ΕΠΡΕΠΕ. OVER AND OUT.

@@user-wd8io5ej2k Πολύ εύστοχο σχόλιο. Υπήρχε μια φορά που οι Έλληνες δεν επιλέξανε τζάκι αλλά κάνανε πάλι την λάθος επιλογή. Στις εκλογές της προεδρίας της ΝΔ μεταξύ Μπακογιάννη κρίμα

@@akikos. Τζακια ξε-τζακια....η Ελλαδα ειναι ενα γελοιο προτεκτορατο και δεν εχει σημασια ποιος κυβερνα.Ειναι απολυτα ελεγχομενη απο ανθρωπους και χωρες που σε εχουν μονο για εκμεταλλευση.Το city του Λονδινου αποφασισε καποτε οτι θα εισαι μια Χαβαϊ της Ευρωπης και αυτο εισαι 200 χρονια μετα.Οσες φορες προσπαθησες εστω και σαν προτεκτορατο να φτιαξεις βαρια βιομηχανια δε σε αφησανε.Πιο ευκολο ειναι να φτιαξουν οι Αλβανοι παραδειγμα μια αυτοκινητοβιομηχανια παρα ο Ελληνας της φαπας.Οι πλανηταρχες ειναι Αγγλοι Γερμανοι Εβραιοι...και δε σε γουσταρουν καθολου.Και για οσο κυβερνανε αυτοι τον πλανητη ασπρη μερα δε θα δεις.

Belgium also started off as a democratic Republic, yet it kept its Monarchy to this very day

@@outerspace7391 yikes soo what does it say about Greece then ?

@@obibraxton2232 considering that both countries gained independence the same year, probably means that Greece was more politically unstable than Belgium, but I guess that was a fact regardless and can be proven with way too many better arguments

no, Greece as an independent state has never been a republic before being a kingdom

@@snowman9452 google first hellenic republic

One small detail : Greeks never say fatherland, they say motherland.

@@Irene-iu9sj actually the word Πατρίδα etymologically means Fatherland

@@Irene-iu9sj Πατρός + Γή (Αττικός τύπος Δή, Δωρικός τύπος Δά) = Πατρί-δά

I think that you mean the word Metropolis (Μητρόπολη), which means Mothercity and it was used for reference as the mother city of a Greek colony. For example the Metropolis of Taras in South Italy was Sparta in Greece.

@@Irene-iu9sj I'm pretty sure that Πατρίδα (patrida) is linked to Πατήρ/Πατέρας (pater/pateras) meaning father. And we use that interchangeably, ie we don't have an extra word related to mother-land but πατρίδα is the Greek equivalent of both English words

Thank god he did

@@nomanahmadrao8469 good for you, you would be still running

@@nomanahmadrao8469 yep otherwise there would be no 🦃

and his was a christian turk

He is not greek he is danish.

💒👑Ζήτω ο Βασιλεύς των Ελλήνων = Ρωμαίων Κωνσταντίνος ΙΓ΄ Φωκάς Τσιμισκής Διγενής Κομνηνός Άγγελος Λάσκαρης και η Βασίλισσα Άννα - Μαρία Α´ 👑💒 Το Ελληνικό Βασιλικό Αίμα της Ελληνικής Βασιλικής Οικογένειας Ιωάννης Β' Κομνηνός ⬇ Ανδρόνικος Κομνηνός ⬇ Theodora Κομνηνή, Δούκισσα της Αυστρίας ⬇ Leopold V, Duke of Austria ⬇ Leopold VI, Duke of Austria & Theodora Angelina ⬇ Agnes of Austria ⬇ Jutta of Saxony ⬇ Sophia of Denmark ⬇ Ingeborg of Sweden ⬇ Gerhard IV, Count of Holstein-Plön ⬇ Ingeborg of Brunswick ⬇ Christian V, Count of Oldenburg ⬇ Dietrich, Count of Oldenburg ⬇ Christian I of Denmark ⬇ Frederick I of Denmark ⬇ Christian III of Denmark ⬇ Frederick II of Denmark ⬇ Christian IV of Denmark ⬇ Frederick III of Denmark ⬇ Christian V of Denmark ⬇ Frederick IV of Denmark ⬇ Christian VI of Denmark ⬇ Frederick V of Denmark ⬇ Frederick, Hereditary Prince of Denmark ⬇ Princess Charlotte of Denmark ⬇ Louise of Hesse-Kassel ⬇ Γεώργιος Α´ Βασιλεύς των Ελλήνων = Ρωμαίων….

The Palaiologos were gone after 1453

@@mafiosomemer3730 they had many descendants l

και ειναι πιο ελληνιδα η σακελαροπουλου απο τον κωνσταντινο;

Idiot, the last Royal Greek blood fled to Corsica ( Komninos ). Turks had a habit massacring every last one of Royal blood even if it meant children. We took permission by the Genovesse. The Italians for obvious reasons didn't want all the Greeks gathered at one place in Italy. But Greeks didn't want to separate either. So the compromise was found, Corsica. There he changed his name to Kalomeris and in Italy translated to Buonapartes ( does this name remind you something? Yes, father of Napoleon while his mother was native Corsican ). The last acting Autocrat indeed, fought and died in Constantinople ( Constantine Palaiologos ).

That poor chap (king Alexander)was the only one of the royals who dared marry a Greek woman instead of an imported princess. Though it is rumored that the very young at the time Constantine the 2nd, also wanted very much to marry a very popular Greek cinema actress, with whom he had a love affair. Only his mom, the queen Frederika, objected strenuously to such marriage and the heir to the throne backed off. I guess we will never find out with certainty if the rumor was true.

@@9999HT who said it wasn't my guy?

If so why shouldn't he have mentioned the genocides of Turks, Albanians and Bulgarians inside of Greece. After all that is an internal affair of Greece

@@blueatillipops2634 because that never happened, and even if in some occasions there were mass killings of Bulgarians, it's absolutely disrespectful to claim that Albanians were victims too, Albanians had everything the way they wished and now we're victimizing them?

Ohh yeah tripoliçe

@@ufuker5754 Let's not mention massacres that happent in the war of independence ok ? I mean the ottomans have a way worst criminal record during that war ( for example massacre of chios ) .

His son is NOT a king and he will NEVER become Paul the second, unless hell freezes first

@@leykimayri cry elsewhere.

@@himtheemperoradityaofindia I’m not crying, I’m just mentioning FACTS that you ignore. His son was NOT crowned which means that he is NOT a king. And he will be named Paul the 2nd ONLY if he gets crowned as the king of Greeks. So again, go educate yourself about how things work instead of posting stupidities online which only make you even more ridiculous than you already are

Do a blood test and make sure you have proper announcement from the gods and goddesses to be royalty to anything, just saying facts literal facts , the creators of the planet should do that not humans, you can't prove that can you lol

Otto loved Greece, he was buried in traditional greek costume, he designed in secret an alliance and attack on the Ottomans alongside Italy.Britain learned about it and orchestrated to depose him, and succeed and upon the coronation of Georgios I prince of Denmark as King of Greece, the greek state acquired the Ionian Island by signing not to attempt anu hostile actions against Ottoman territory, a sign of pure proof of who was behind the deposition of King Otto.Otto loved greece as it was, he understood what the rest in Europe could not, he saw why this people was so resilient and he realised the words of Napoleon "for a moment I saw in front of me the empire of Alexander" and upon the greek uprising "the greeks are great people waiting for a great leader to lead them to glory", both for Otto were options, he had the greek dispora ready to assist him in every corner of the east, the very Persia had recently lost the safavid dynasty that was made by a turkish ruler and a greek princess, and that was a good propaganda tool too considering the oil deposits of the state and it's goverment instability.

Amalia couldn’t bare a child ... apparently she had a condition (genitals)

@@sto_karfi842 Until today Italians and all the rest are very close to turks Italians attack greece don't forget they are all guilty

what since when did that happen

@@isaacmaskey4274 the best known such case, of the queen mother slapping her son, was when then-prince Constantine fell in love with Greece's most popular actress, Aliki Vougiouklaki and had an affair with her. Emboldened by the example of prince Rainier of Monaco marrying Grace Kelly, he told his mother that he wanted to marry Vougiouklaki and make her queen of the Greek people. His mother said "you can have either the throne OR her, not both" and he replied "THEN HER". Queen Frederica, furious at being challenged by her own blood, slapped him in front of courtiers and some government members, that is how the story got to be known. In later years, supporters of the royal family would verify this story with pride, as an example of how strictly the royal house hold was run and it's dignity protected. The funny/sad part is that, if he had married Aliki Vougiouklaki, he might still be king today. The Greeks were obsessed with her and if abolishing the monarchy meant loosing her, they would have voted for the king to stay.

​@@anastasiosgkotzamanis5277 dude what ru talking about we all no the king was a perfect couple with princess anna marie of denmark then queen of greece after that this is the first time i have heard of his afair you do no not to belive everything you read on the internet whats next i bet your gonna tell me the king does not love anna marie and im gonna tell you thats rubbish because they have been Together a long time just like prince phlip and queen elizaabeth because king constine has been through alott with queen anna marie the curret titular queen of greece we all love and respect them cause all i hear is hes not greek i mean people need to grow up he won a gold medal for greece the first in like 150 yrs and anna marie shes just lovely despite how greece have treated them they still react to the greeks with love people always talk about how amazing queen elizabeth is well whos even better queen anna marie im a monarchist so i support the royal family i dont no what you think of them but besides marie chantel most of the royal family are done to earth lovely people

@@isaacmaskey4274 As far as the love affair was concerned, they appeared together in public a couple of times. That is how the Greek people got wind of it. Then they split up. It wasn't just the reaction of the royal family that led there-by all accounts Vougiouklaki was a very strong willed woman and refused to play the meek Greek wife, even to the king. She married only once and that marriage proved that she would play second fiddle to none. So after the affair, then prince Constantine must have wised up that it takes more than movie industry glamour to make a good wife, especially for a king. So there you have it, a short affair with a Greek movie star when he was very young. Then he got married and became a family man. I have no criticism about former king Constantine when it comes to his wife and his family because i don't know anything about them, may they enjoy good health and long life.

dude her names not queen fedrica of hanover she was born princess fedrica of hanover then she became queen fedrica of greece

Should just restore the head of state is a culture figure might well be a king

@gger οι καιροί αλλάζουν. Δεν μπορούμε να είμαστε κολλημένοι στο παρελθόν, σε πρακτικές που απέτυχαν. Όμως, η Ιστορία έχει δείξει πως όλα είναι πιθανά. Ήδη η δημοκρατία είναι πρακτικά ανύπαρκτη, περιορισμένη σε μικροελευθερίες όπως αυτή η συζήτηση.

Sadly...

and you are

Wel They have Greek byzantine blood And king constantine 2 is born and raised Greek

You mean after the revolution*

Belgium had german king as well

Greece has a constitution since around 1824.

Thanks!

I love Greece. Will you please pressure your politicians into getting Constantinople back so you can have your spiritual revival of the eastern Roman Empire and a new capital in a place old in hearts? I mean you obviously wouldn't reestablish a monarchy in modern times, but maybe it'll inspire a Byzantine themed new country flag. God that'd be so cool. God bless Constantine the 11th and Greece.

@@rfkwouldvebeenaok1008 that would be suicide for the Greek Republic and trying to reclaim a city due to "historical claim" would result in Greece losing any and all trade and military allies and possibly see Turkey receive military support from these allies as a "fuck you" to a country trying to play empire by invading a sovereign nation with such a poor excuse of a causus belli.

@@theoneandonlydetraebean8286 not all people in Greece love byzantine culture imperors and other bullshit

Ben Zelon also known as Elefterios Veniselos this mason and traitor of Christian Greece and and anything Greek was fully responsible for the Asia Minor campaign catastrophe together with his bossom buddy Kemal Ataturk, the very man who together with Ben Zelon also known as Elefterios Veniselos was responsible for the killing of hundreds of thousands of Orthodox Christians..Ben Zelon also known as Elefterios Veniselos nominated Kemal Ataturk for the prestigious Nobel peace prize !!!! Only a Turk,or a Greek traitor would do such a thing. This Kstharma back in 1916 asked the French to bombard Athens, and what's more they did ! If wasn't for loyal to King soldiers, Athens would be well and truly stuffed, even fucked . This anti Greek element known as Ben Zelon a.k.a. Elefterios Veniselos ,in 1919 sent Greek soldiers to Ukraine to fight the Russians . No wander Russia refused to give a helping hand to 🇬🇷 during the Asia Minor campaign. Check out your history books : Ben Zelon also known as Elefterios Veniselos, this Greek? Individual was sentenced to death by a Greek court of law.,.his co Jewish wife paid out of her own purse ? hundreds upon hundreds of military officers to support her rotten to the core husband . He did all he could to please his masters and controllers France, Britain, USA . why do you think Greece's biggest airport is named after this filth? Named under the directions of the great powers ,he served as a good puppet on the string . While out glorious King Constantine XII (I) was with his army in Asia Minor and very sick, freemason Ben Zelon also known as Elefterios Veniselos done all he could, a bit more undermining the Greek military campaign . King Constantine XII (I) wasn't liked by the British and French and USA because he loved his country . Read history books and learn the truth and the truth will set you free, of the bill shit you grew up with. If you want more proof of this , check out what the French Navy under the directions of Ben Zelon also known as Elefterios Veniselos done to Greeks asking for help, in the Port of Smysna Efialtis was the first anathema , Veniselos the second .

@@rfkwouldvebeenaok1008 The greek army is half as big as the turkish one so it can mostly hold (in case of the turks invading the islands the army will try to rush through the plains of thrace to constantinople and hold the strait)

Philip died today. RIP

@@brandonbonett6416 RIP

Prince Philip was actually in line to become King of the Hellenes until Constantine was born in 1940. His mother tried to lure him back to Greece to prepare for kingship, but his uncle Louis Mountbatten persuaded Philip to stay in the British Royal Navy. Then he married Princess Elizabeth- that was the end of any life in Greece.

"Informations" Φιλαράκι σ'αγαπάω

@@indrast5203 hahahah i try my best. in greek "informations" is a word countable and exists.

@@maximilianrhinestone1024 Yep . Το καλό είναι πως προσθέτει μια γοητεία . Θυμάμαι στο φροντιστήριο που κάναμε αυτό το λάθος όταν μαθαίναμε Αγγλικά .

You mean as an Orthodox Turk ?

@supermavro6072 Greeks inhabit the general area of modern day greece and turkey way longer than turks arive from deep Kazakhstan and Mongolia expeditions and nomadic times. Open a history book bagooba

Typical British mispronouncing everything

@@sakisgr1396 Americans too

@@chrisradical2046 Not Sorry.

@@sakisgr1396 yeah 😅

There were actually imperial Byzantine families surviving in Mani who were recognised by the Maniots as their nominal kings (real power was held by the clan leaders). Also Dimitrios Ypsilantis was a candidate for the Greek throne but he barely received any votes. Greece wouldn’t have a king anyway if Kapodistrias didn’t die and most likely if they did, he would be Orthodox

We're nothing but a colony.

*Greek government. The majority doesn't like the government, regarldess of political party.

Delusional bullshit

Thanks!

Amazing channel!

Wow, that's incredibly generous! Glad you enjoyed!

The whole letter thing is not true, but it was propaganda of the time.

He was king of greece, but never the king of the greeks, here is the difference ;)

Greece needs a new king that is ETHNICALLY GREEK to replace mitzotakis

Maybe the Greek monarchy would have had more success if the royal family had actually been ethnically Greek.

@@bubblybubbles4023 σημασία έχουν τα πεπραγμένα όχι η καταγωγή

I may very well!

The least overused story about foreign installed German monarch ever: “He loved (X) so much that every single though he ever had was only about (X), and wanted to be buried in (X) land wearing (X) national clothing”.

Yea, no! Even if this wasn't façade he puts on for the general public good personal opinion dosen't translate well to good and stable country, leave alone competent politics. It's always the exiled Monarchs which got kicked out by their own people that “hold their country the dearest”, only exept we speak about 5 years prior when those very same people ware still in reign that they tough on how to “civilise” their tasked country more like their native homeland and didn't give two cents about civil unrest, poverty, or instability.

@@peterdenov4898 firstly they do give two cents because the lack of those things keeps them on their throne and keeps their people happy and secondly wasn’t by the will of the people it was a military coup and only after the coup when the public perception of the royal family had been changed by the belated actions of the king did a referendum abolish it

@@thunderbolt1964 the thing about absolute monarchies is that you don't need the will of the people as the king alone is the whole country itself, especially around those times where peasants ware still counted as disposable and the red scare/communist uprisings took place, making the high class & military elite even more brutal and distrustful when it come to the general population. Expecting a single person to be competent in all spheres regarding one country is not just unrealistic but entirely impossible. A Monarch exists only as either political/media figure head persona for beauty, or political regulator (in general Balkan case it was the former), it's the royal court that does the magic by effectively pulling the strings of the whole country. Unfortunately all royal courts here ware either none existent at best, or pathetic jokes at worst, leaving all high expectations directly on the shoulders second class German nobles that realistically speaking never had held any false hopes whatsoever for the noble life back home. Pair impossible expectations for leader that exist only in hero fairytales like ”Prince Vladimir” to someone that's considered lost cause by his own family and you have a recipe for disaster. The situation is so bad that the people who still support them have to double down on their media persona traits as to avoid talking about their political records and achievements.

Prince philip, Duke of Edinburgh. (RIP). His son is Charles, Prince of Wales

@@jonathanrotem251 Yeah you are right. Thanks.

Well he did insist on getting them if he was to accept, and his sister was married to the prince of Wales, and there wasn't that many to choose from for the Greeks, because they wanted someone of a prominent enough dynasty, with the right connections, and yet it mustn't come with many strings attached, hence ruling out british, german, austrian and russian lines en masse, swedens and berlgiums wasn't good enough, spains and portugals came with their own problems...

King Alexander (who died young after that fateful monkey bite) had married a Greek commoner, Aspasia Manou, something quite unacceptable for royals everywhere in those days. An another thing about royals of Greece marrying not Greeks: there wasn't such a thing as Greek aristocracy, so they had to look abroad for finding "suitable" husbands and wives.

mate, just about every royalty in europe was german or used to be. royalty and nobles didnt marry into the "population" of the country they ruled, they married other people of similar status because those people could give them shit they needed like for example an alliance, friendly relations whatever.them not marrying a greek aint special

@@georgeboubous8318 Well, there was aristocracy but they could not prove that they decended from ..blue bloods .

Yes and no. Actually all the royals of Europe, mixed as they are, have among others, distant Byzantine imperial ancestry as well, so the ''Greekness'' of the Greek royal dynasty cannot be ruled out. Also, apart from that unfortunate chap - king Alexander - who did marry a Greek lady of prominent social status, in spite of the reactions, it is rumored** that Constantine the 2nd, the last king, who lost his throne after the 1974 referendum, also wanted to marry a very popular Greek cinema actress (Aliki Vougiouklaki) with whom he had a commonly known affair. He was not king yet at the time, but his mom - Queen consort Frederika - objected strenuously to such marriage, so the heir to the throne backed off. **The rumor is probably true.

He mentioned the civil war

The army generals didn't take permission from the USA when they did a coup at 1967. The coup was done in 21 of april because the greek agency of investigation warned the military that 60.000 armed communists wanted to overthrow democracy and make Greece a part of soviet union. The coup was planned by the military in 3 days...and if they hadn't act fast, the communists would have started a revolution by the end of april. Sure the military junta got tanks, aircraft etc by the USA because nobody was selling guns at the time. Soviets would obviously not sell guns to the junta so the only way for Greece to get equipment was from USA. G. Papadopoulos the head of the military junta refused at some point to the americans to build a base at Cyprus/Crete, because USA wanted to bomb the arab-conflict war...this is why he was overthrown later on and cyprus was split up. The fact that some people claim that the greek junta was controlled by the USA is a lie and nobody can provide clear evidence about that.

​@@avgerinosx3135 60.000 armed communists i am laughing.During the whole 60's period there were essays from police stations all over Greece that things in the villages and the rural areas away from the urban centers were really calm. The communists were completely disorganised and unwilling to start an offensive to threaten the regime, and this is also the reason they were arrested in numbers during the coup,they had no intention of doing anything. The only reason that the coup was organised was to prevent Papandreou from taking the power again in the elections that were about to take place in May of 1967.There was no communist threat, even the majority of EDA supporters (the leftist party) supported Papandreou thats why their numbers had dropped dramatically in the elections of 1964. Papadopoulos and the whole military personnel of Greece was funded by the US, was trained by the US was even paid their salaries by the US , they were the keepers of their interests in Greece.Papandreou was an anticommunist but didnt want to be the puppet neither of queen Freideriki and the paramilitary that was orchestrating the political matters in Greece, nor the underdog of the Americans. Thats why the Iouliana happenned thats why they didnt want him to win the elections of 1967.Do you even believe that they would overthrow the goverment of a NATO member without the permission of the USA?OR had the Americans a different view wouldnt they interfere??The junta was American backed up and its a joke considering those traitors as patriots. Read some modern Greek history

@@MrAbagaz So little do you know about the communist action in Greece...The reds after failing to gain control at the late 40's, didn't give up even though they were outlawed. When you fight your enemy he will either surrender or fight until death. Generally organisations who have been banned are proved to be more extreme. Even the KPD in n@zi germany was heavily fighting the state. At the 60's Greece was in the middle of the cold war and communists were setting up a plan to take power once again. This is why the coup happened. Please read about the history of communist action and in Greece. And most importantly read about papadopoulos fall/replacement because then you will understand how he went against his so called "american buddies".

@@avgerinosx3135 dude, take your medications. Your brains are already boosting on a critical level.

@@spartanlion2819 Your muscles are boosting on a critical level.

A king a dictator would be better than thus circus now

Why not? Alexander was a king. Basil II was a king.

@@user-wd8io5ej2k The greek royal family was not greek, they were put there by the powers of the time. It's presence was detrimental to Greece. Anyway monarchy is irrelevant in our era. That was actually my point.

Mitsotakis is crap

They was killed in 1453 what lineage all the real royals was killed see the tsar and then the story of anastasia etc etc and then they found was only a polish all bloodlines are like this then you found children with mental desease to control a country or something like this better is people with capacities high education etc not monarchy

Rest in piss the king.

It's not the Frederica's fault she had bad relatives , why would being the Granddaughter of the Kaiser matter exactly?

@@dylangarcia3898 The point I was making is that not one of the so called "Greek" Royal family had an once of Greek blood in their bodies, so how can it be claimed that they lost something they never had?

@@aesop8694 all Royal Families are mixed these days , the British royal is ethically German ,but they are British in Every sense of the word , Greek Royals(the ones born into it at least) were born in greece , they speak the language , and they are also greek Orthodox,it seems like they are pretty covered , all though they probably could've at least married one native greek person as to solidify themselves

@@dylangarcia3898 Bit late now, they had 130 years to do so. Best stay with their own kind as they had in the past.

what is Greek blood?.

Malaria killed Alexander.

thats the most fabricated lies i have ever heard you call someone pathetic because they miss there home or because they have had there life turned upside down by the dictatorship you seem very judgemental you guys wanna just the king for not being greek but it was the people that choice the danish prince to become the first king of greece you guys need to grow up king constine is a honarable man who was robbed of his home its in accurate to just say hes some random danish guy with a title he won a gold medal for greece and this is how they treat him rob him of his home kick him out of his country yea real fair how would you like if they did that to you

there was no elected goverment, parties failed to form government over and over. By the fear of Communism, Colonels took over.

@@isaacmaskey4274 yeah not to mention i dont think democracy in my country will work so the king needs to return

he was also young at the time , only 24 when he first proclaimed. Heck rarely you'll find in these days even a military liutenant or defense minister of tht age or in their 20s. it wouldn't surprise me he would make a mistake like tht. that's why I feel like if Greece didn't have the rule where the monarch had to be commander in chief things would be a lot better for a monarchy.

@@forproject1666 That’s exactly why you have advisers.

@Ariadne Biza I highly doubt that Amalia was a virgin. The two dynasties, von Wittelsbach and von Oldenburg didn't have the best of relationships. I wouldnt be surprised if Amalia's brother had "ordered" this certificate so that they would blame Otto for the couple's childnessness. In fact, queen Amalia died from pneumonia, lung failure - why would the doctors check her genitals after all? Isn't that very curious? We can't be sure why Amalia couldn't have children, Gynaecology wasn't very progressed back then. In a letter sent to her father in 1841, Amalia, 5 years married, and aged 23, calmly wrote to him that "I have lost my hopes that this or any therapy will show results. After all, if that is the God's will, I will accept it and move forward". She wasn't even desperate about it. She was tired of the therapies and doctors not allowing her to ride horses and swim to the sea. Otto's older sister, Mathilde, had the same fate, was childless for no particular reason. The two sisters in law, used to do therapeutic baths together in Bad-Ems, Germany.

​@Ariadne Biza en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amalia_of_Oldenburg Go to References at the bottom of the page and click on the link of reference number 13. There you will find all the info you need on page 4 of the document.

Γλυξμπουργκίδης ήταν το κανονικό του

@@cyb3r1 Μπορεί και Γλυξμπουρκινι άρα Ιταλος

Yes

Indeed. No only that but King Constantine I liberated 70 per cent of Greece from the Turks and doubled its population. Basically set the continentintal borders as they are today. Lest We Forget 🕯️

seriously? I am amazed!

@@franpizarroooo Constantine I also probably had byzantine ancestry from the side of his mother who was from the russian Romanov dynasty

Also, he had six fingers. Think about that!!!

You mean East Roman Royals right?

@@kryssioss Still Greeks bozo

@@ChronosHellas You would be beheaded during east roman time if you called yourself Greek ;)