The Holy Roman Empire: Every Year [PREVIEW]
2:51
The Holy Roman Empire: Every Year [PREVIEW]
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The History of Wales: Every Year
4:41
The History of Wales: Every Year
9 ай бұрын
Europe's Largest Cities Throughout History: Every Year
6:58
Europe's Largest Cities Throughout History: Every Year
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The History of Switzerland: Every Year
3:45
The History of Switzerland: Every Year
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The Spread of Writing: Every Year
10:51
The Spread of Writing: Every Year
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The History of the Balkans: Every Year
9:18
The History of the Balkans: Every Year
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The Largest Cities Throughout History: Every Year
10:03
The Largest Cities Throughout History: Every Year
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The Growth of New York City: Every Year
4:37
The Growth of New York City: Every Year
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The History of the Netherlands (Low Countries): Every Year
5:03
The History of the Netherlands (Low Countries): Every Year
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The Growth of London: Every Year
6:30
The Growth of London: Every Year
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The Medieval & Modern Middle East: Every Year
5:11
The Medieval & Modern Middle East: Every Year
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The Classical Middle East: Every Year
4:21
The Classical Middle East: Every Year
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The Ancient Middle East: Every Year
7:35
The Ancient Middle East: Every Year
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The Spread of the Black Death: Animated
6:30
The Spread of the Black Death: Animated
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The History of the British Isles: Every Year
7:29
The History of the British Isles: Every Year
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The Maratha Empire: Every Year
1:47
The Maratha Empire: Every Year
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The Spread of Buddhism (500 BCE - 1200)
6:18
The Spread of Buddhism (500 BCE - 1200)
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The History of Iran: Every Year
7:45
The History of Iran: Every Year
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The Spread of Gunpowder (800-1850)
3:38
The Spread of Gunpowder (800-1850)
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The History of Ireland: Every Year
4:24
The History of Ireland: Every Year
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Top 5 Tallest Buildings Throughout History
7:23
Top 5 Tallest Buildings Throughout History
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The Thirty Years' War: Every Day (Pt 2)
3:15
The Thirty Years' War: Every Day (Pt 2)
4 жыл бұрын
The Thirty Years' War: Every Day (Pt 1)
4:26
The Thirty Years' War: Every Day (Pt 1)
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The History of the Caribbean: Every Year
2:52
The History of the Caribbean: Every Year
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The Peninsular War: Every Day
5:33
The Peninsular War: Every Day
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The History of Coins & Currency (Pt 2)
2:31
The History of Coins & Currency (Pt 2)
4 жыл бұрын
The History of Coins & Currency (Pt 1)
5:08
The History of Coins & Currency (Pt 1)
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British General Election Results (1685-2019)
3:33
British General Election Results (1685-2019)
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The History of Asia: Every Year
17:25
The History of Asia: Every Year
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@haq248
@haq248 6 сағат бұрын
where were the Sephards?
@klausmerkel3332
@klausmerkel3332 7 сағат бұрын
you persistently hide Serbian history, but it will all hit your head at some point, just as it usually happened to many world empires in the past, the lie never managed to survive for a long time
@klausmerkel3332
@klausmerkel3332 7 сағат бұрын
The Vatican lie
@susangeorge97
@susangeorge97 7 сағат бұрын
hmm, haha no palestine only israel
@a.m.i.r.6904
@a.m.i.r.6904 10 сағат бұрын
Echaemenid 🤫💀
@Fartsniffer11-xm4rf
@Fartsniffer11-xm4rf 10 сағат бұрын
this is why you dont trust random chaneels like this one.. NYC has population of 9 million - not 16 million, and Seoul with a population of 24 million isnt even shown at the end!
@OllieBye
@OllieBye 8 сағат бұрын
The population of NYC's five boroughs is lower (actually more like 8 million), yes. But as explained in the research notes this video isn't using city limits as the basis. From 1950 onwards, it's based on UN-produced data, which uses the contiguous urban area as a basis. In NYC's case, it includes a lot of New Jersey, some parts of Connecticut, and downstate New York, in addition to the five boroughs. This is actually a much better way to compare city sizes, as it keeps definitions consistent (i.e. an apples-to-apples comparison). If you used strict city limits, you'd get wild vartation in sizes depending on how each government chooses to categorise their cities. I appreciate your concern for accuracy, but please be aware that a lot of research went into this video and I've gone to great lengths to make sure it's as representitive of reality as possible.
@i_roshankarki
@i_roshankarki 10 сағат бұрын
Idk why am i feeling proud while watching this video ❤
@Jonathanmakeleke
@Jonathanmakeleke 11 сағат бұрын
I'm from the democratic republic of the congo 🇨🇩
@ahmedOsama81931
@ahmedOsama81931 13 сағат бұрын
see ? no Palestine lol 🇮🇱❤️
@Fkdl12
@Fkdl12 14 сағат бұрын
The Turkic runic alphabet, which the Germanic runic alphabet was based on, predates the Greek alphabet by a millennia.
@OllieBye
@OllieBye 14 сағат бұрын
You mean a millenium. Conventional scholarship indicates Runes from from Latin. There isn't clear evidence of Turkic scripts before about the 8th century.
@Fkdl12
@Fkdl12 13 сағат бұрын
'Conventional europe-centered scholarship' would be more exact. Do you know that the Sumerian cuneiform was based on the Turkic runes?
@clarencejohncabahug5466
@clarencejohncabahug5466 15 сағат бұрын
Inca be like: We use knots instead of writing so we're technically illiterate.
@History-piano
@History-piano 17 сағат бұрын
4:22 It's look like ww2 poland
@LastOne155
@LastOne155 17 сағат бұрын
Before watching the video I came to the comments to see if Indians were claiming some BS dates for stuff. I only had to read a few comments and there they were.
@salonez91
@salonez91 19 сағат бұрын
I just hate the fact we Europeans colonized such a big chunk of the world. Imagine we did not do that. So many more interesting cultures would have been developed. Instead we got this uncle Sam aka McDonald aka walmart everywhere. Such a loss of diversity.
@chandansh6188
@chandansh6188 19 сағат бұрын
❤
@yaroslavvasilchenko8614
@yaroslavvasilchenko8614 19 сағат бұрын
tackar ☺
@striker44
@striker44 19 сағат бұрын
There are more discoveries that need to be made on Indus and Tamil scripts, which are very ancient.
@pocheonstone
@pocheonstone 20 сағат бұрын
Why no Chongqing City?
@maarivk.31
@maarivk.31 21 сағат бұрын
How many innocents are sacrificed for the change of dynasties , history doesn't remember. Thank you for this valuable video.
@JsJdv
@JsJdv 22 сағат бұрын
Which moron made this?
@Heyhey-xs8ts
@Heyhey-xs8ts 22 сағат бұрын
Not a women
@matthewvicendese1896
@matthewvicendese1896 Күн бұрын
The Kingdom of Israel prior to 1000 BC is a myth. Following that it was 2 kingdoms.
@Randomguy-wd9jz
@Randomguy-wd9jz Күн бұрын
Indus valley is in pakistan, thats where is started
@MB20128
@MB20128 Күн бұрын
Switzerland, not changing anything except giving 1 area independence as a canton since 1848.
@IRAQI_22
@IRAQI_22 Күн бұрын
4:27 my city 🇮🇶 BAGHDAD
@susah135
@susah135 Күн бұрын
This map is inaccurate. We found an inscription in Borneo written in Pallava script in 475 CE.
@anonymous-hz2un
@anonymous-hz2un Күн бұрын
Was eastern europe always so underdeveloped? Lol 😂😂
@jetsnyc985
@jetsnyc985 Күн бұрын
Notice no palestine in this video
@deepfriedlostchildren2627
@deepfriedlostchildren2627 Күн бұрын
The fall of Alexandria 💔
@Macovic
@Macovic Күн бұрын
Lacking 3000 years of so in the start of the video
@OllieBye
@OllieBye Күн бұрын
This is the second video in the series, checking the end screens.
@greatm45
@greatm45 Күн бұрын
Assyria: We will never give up Media: surprise!!!
@bfkmmfba4248
@bfkmmfba4248 Күн бұрын
I live in Elsass, where people even don't know what the rot-weiss flag means. They almost forgot their history. France did a very good job of de-rooting and flooding with Arabs. Without France, it should be here some kind of Tyrol. This France is a plague !
@bars6699
@bars6699 Күн бұрын
2:17 o7
@gigachad6844
@gigachad6844 Күн бұрын
As an Indian it upsets me Hindu Kings(Pushyamitra , etc. ) and Islamic invaders (Khijli, etc.) eradicated Buddhism from India Proud Indian Mauryavanshi, Hail King Ashoka, Hail Akhand Bharat, Namo Buddhay ❤️
@nasimovabdulbosit2024
@nasimovabdulbosit2024 Күн бұрын
Timurid empire was one of the greatest empire in his age
@nikhilwardrobe
@nikhilwardrobe Күн бұрын
You missed telugu which evolved from bhatiprolu script first
@Ritsarnt
@Ritsarnt Күн бұрын
8:38 Tughlaq dynasty 🇵🇰 8:58 Decline of the Tughlaq Dynasty 🇵🇰 9:02 End of the Tughlaq Dynasty 🇵🇰
@Zantigableiaust
@Zantigableiaust Күн бұрын
1:55 Like wtf did Java doing in the mainland? lol..
@ponianyoutube8071
@ponianyoutube8071 Күн бұрын
6:55 he showed up and wiped out the Assyrians just like that. They don't call him Nebu-Chad-nezzar for nothing
@JonathanBresnihan77
@JonathanBresnihan77 Күн бұрын
Where's the REST of it?
@ponianyoutube8071
@ponianyoutube8071 Күн бұрын
5:23 David just casually expanding
@user-jv3dz9yk5r
@user-jv3dz9yk5r Күн бұрын
You forgot about Jiraft
@patrickparsons2378
@patrickparsons2378 Күн бұрын
BC dating please not the nonsensical cultural Marxist 'BCE' which has no validity in academia.
@BJHhoho
@BJHhoho Күн бұрын
Joseon wasnt a part of the qing dynasty
@milan1646
@milan1646 Күн бұрын
Day for you to learn history anew
@anochapansiri
@anochapansiri Күн бұрын
เขมรดูไว้
@SirDrakeFrancis
@SirDrakeFrancis Күн бұрын
But we wuz kangz 'n shiiieeet.....
@user-ql7it2wf2l
@user-ql7it2wf2l Күн бұрын
NY London Tokyo Paris
@FreddyFuFu
@FreddyFuFu Күн бұрын
I think you missed the big library in tombouctou or something like that
@BasicNoobs
@BasicNoobs Күн бұрын
He did. The Library of Timbuktu had book written in arabic. The native language used that script
@ri3121
@ri3121 Күн бұрын
One correction in the early parts. The Sumerian civilization precedes the Akkadian Empire. Moreover, Sumer was not an empire, but it was the first civilization, while Akkadia was the first emire
@KP-qk6ld
@KP-qk6ld Күн бұрын
I mean what nonsense! There are no Indians in the South during 2000BC? 😂😂