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@GavinTheFifer 6 минут бұрын

It’s so over 🤦‍♂️

@anonymous-hz2un 50 минут бұрын

Idk if you heard, but ridley scott is making a movie based on your video. Congratz!

@padraignorton5636 2 сағат бұрын

I thought him having epilepsy would be in there somewhere.

@candicecausey4960 7 сағат бұрын

King Louis VII to Robert III of Worms are all direct family members :D thank you Genealogy :D

@LKMNOP 9 сағат бұрын

Maybe you should say this is your opinion? The big problem is is that serious historians bought back and forth on who's best and worse. For one thing, you have to look at your source as many of the things written about some of the emperors were written by their critics and even their downright enemies especially after they died. There are many sources that I can see you're using here that historians say are not the most credible. And it all depends on what outlook you're looking for from them to see who is best or worse.

@ibonallendeargoitia3982 Күн бұрын

Kind of late but at 0:22 he incorrectly labels Philip VI as Philip IV

@InshalPlays Күн бұрын

Are you mad or what? How the heck did youi even think of Putting Sultan Abdul Hamid Han so low? He was surrounded by traitors , Attacked from everywhere which happens due to eventual decline of a nation as a whole and yet refused to be a Puppet SUltan , May we get sacrificed on Him. I thought this video was a well researched one for a moment.

@gabrilolramdom6512 Күн бұрын

It is known here in Spain that in his lasts years Philip the V was jumping around the palace like a frog

@paolojoaquinnativiidad Күн бұрын

When will he do rankings 0:54 a again

@19ate4 2 күн бұрын

I believe this story over the story of Moses or Abraham This one is way more believable

@petarmircevski8803 2 күн бұрын

No Moses and Abraham are real cope harder and shut up

@youvebeengreeked 2 күн бұрын

68: The last Julio-Claudian emperor, Nero, is killed. 285: The first formal division of the empire into two distinct halves 330: The seat of power is moved from Rome to New Rome, Constantinople 380: Theodosius I decrees Christianity as the official state religion of the empire 395: Theodosius I dies as the last emperor to rule over a united empire 475: The last time Rome is ever the capital of any part of the empire 476: Romulus Augustus is deposed by Odoacer, after serving as the last emperor to rule from Italy, with Odoacer forming the Kingdom of Italy under the authority of the senate and emperor in Constantinople 480: Julius Nepos is the last emperor of the last province of the western empire 486: Syagrius rules the last European mainland rump state of the west, posthumously knows as the Kingdom of Soissons, until his death 493: Odoacer is killed and overthrown and his kingdom in Italy is taken by the Ostrogothic Kingdom 565: The last native Latin-speaking emperor, Justinian I, dies 610: Emperor Heraclius makes Greek the official language of the empire 751: The Lombards capture Ravenna, ending Roman rule over Ravenna and Rome 756: The formation of the Pope’s Papal States marks a key split between the Latin west and Greek east 800: Frankish king Charlemagne is crowned by the Pope as “Holy Roman Emperor” 843: The Treaty of Verdun divides the HRE into East, Central and West Francia for the first time. 880: The Treaty of Ribemont divides the Frankish Empire for the last time 962: Otto I is crowned Holy Roman Emperor by the Pope, seeing him as Charlemagne’s successor 1054: The Great Schism officially divides the Christian Church into the Latin Catholic west and the Greek Orthodox east. 1071: The last Italian portion of the Roman Empire, Bari, is lost 1077: The Sultanate of Rûm (Turkish synonym for “Rome”) is established by the Seljuks following their Turkification of Anatolia after the battle of Manzikert. 1204: Latin crusaders sack and take Constantinople, dividing the empire amongst themselves 1261: Constantinople is reclaimed by the empire of Nicaea 1283: The last rump state of the Western Roman Empire, the Kingdom of Gwynedd, falls 1299: The Ottomans emerge from a Turkic beylik 1453: The Ottomans conquer Constantinople, and the last Constantinopolitan Roman emperor dies 1460: The last province of the Eastern Empire, the Despotate of Morea, is conquered by the Ottomans 1461: The Empire of Trebizond is conquered by the Ottomans 1475: The Principality of Theodoro, the rump state of Trebizond, is conquered by the Ottomans 1479: The Despotate of Epirus is conquered by the Ottomans 1494: Nephew of Constantine XI, Andreas Palaiologos’ titular rule over Constantinople ends after selling the rights of the crown to France 1502: Andreas Palaiologos’ titular rule over the Morea ends with his death, with his will decreeing Isabella and Ferdinand of Spain as successors, which is denied 1556: The abdication of Charles V of the HRE divided his realm between Spain and Austria 1648: The Peace of Westphalia ends the Thirty Years’ War 1797: Venice is conquered by Napoleon 1806: The HRE is dissolved 1922: The Ottoman Empire ends cba to do anymore, fug dis shit.

@ilduce4298 2 күн бұрын

Very cool

@user-ok4bj1pd4y 2 күн бұрын

Hope you continue this series through the roman empire

@lecil2 2 күн бұрын

Sounds Like #77 was the Joe Biden of Rome.

@nicollotrastemara2107 2 күн бұрын

Pertinax was giga chad

@peterharte1411 2 күн бұрын

Are you returning to the habsburg series?

@chelloho 2 күн бұрын

Gosh darnit he kept his promise. What a mistified legend!

@Adsper2000 2 күн бұрын

My favorite part about this myth is how Livy says the “she-wolf” that suckled baby Romulus and Remus may actually have been slang for a prostitute. And that “she-wolf”became Rome’s national symbol.

@doggers2659 2 күн бұрын

“I have enough material for the next 3 years”😩

@willemblaeu84 2 күн бұрын

3:42 I found the original Latin from Livy: centum creat senatores, sive quia is numerus satis erat, sive quia soli centum erant qui creari patres possent. He made one hundred [men] senators, either because this number was enough, or because there were only one hundred who could be chosen as fathers? There are definitely other ways to interpret the "qui creari patres possent" part, but I dont know enough Latin to give the verdict.

@Mr.KaganbYaltrk 2 күн бұрын

Julius Caesar needs a summarizing that is what he said

@dmuth 2 күн бұрын

Glad to see another video! I just showed your video rating all the Roman Emperors to a friend of mine the other day. :-)

@mersenniusprime 2 күн бұрын

I like to think that Romulus was real, but the only true things about his story are that he was raised by wolves, killed his brother, and disappeared in a storm - he was otherwise just some farmer. People made up the rest of the story because they thought that someone that interesting should have been more important. Honestly, most semi-mythological figures are best if you think of them like that. Moses was just some guy who spent ages 80-120 wandering the desert, so people thought that he had to have done something important before that. Heracles was a lazy stable boy who got super drunk for weeks straight, then mucked out all the stables in a single night before his master came back. Beowulf just ripped some dude's arm off. Of course, it's way more likely that those types of figures were just really good rulers or leaders who were mythologized after death, but it's way funnier to think that it's the myth that's real and their importance that's completely made up.

@lordMartiya 2 күн бұрын

Suggestion for the video on the second Tarquinius: "Proud" is a very poor translation for "Superbus", a better translation would be "Fucking Arrogant".