What's with the Franks suffering disease every time they came into Italy?
@jl2006Күн бұрын
Extremely eventful years. We are fortunate to live in so peaceful times (yes I know about the war in Ukraine)
@ZakkWyldemanКүн бұрын
3:30 Gundahars death is what inspired the Richard Wagner Opera, the Ring of the Nibelung. this defeat was so enourmous, that an Icelandic saga, written in the 14th century, mentions it.
@mik823Күн бұрын
This guy implies that the Visigoths are distant cousins of the Ostrogoths? Before you make such a claim you need to explain what actual grammatical difference is between Visigoth and Ostrogoth No mention of the Slavs in this tale? I wonder why. You've mentioned the Germans, Illyrian, Huns, etc,etc but not a single mention of the Slavs. Considering the Slavs inhabited a huge area of your map it's interesting why you've made no mention about them. Western Hegemony is the reason why...
@NACISTGEOКүн бұрын
In some point i like how jews annihilate muslim population in gaza and nearby.anatolya and near east territories were inhabited by christians,muslims did the same with them without reason,whats happening now with them
@jirojhasuo2ndgrandcompany745Күн бұрын
IS THIS A TNO REFERENCE????????
@mik823Күн бұрын
Western version's of history are incredibly biased and grossly inaccurate.
@Feargal-nn7ndКүн бұрын
Fritigern...celtic name for a germanic speaking leader!😮
@stathiskapnidis93893 күн бұрын
phocas sounds like a dick. I liked maurice better
@fredericomeireles45783 күн бұрын
Salve Theodoric...''The Great''king of the Ostrogoths and Ruler of Roma....
@christianbolze24413 күн бұрын
Make one about the Thuringian kingdom!
@FrankWeil-ib4fw3 күн бұрын
Joana Schenker the beautiful Luso Swabian girl was Bodyboard World Champion! She was born on October 1987 in the beautiful Costa Vicentina, Algarve. She is the oldest daughter of four girls, her German parents live in Portugal, where they raise the family in a natural and relaxed environment. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/hdqZpK6Qrq2shJs.html
@MrJovision3 күн бұрын
Yes in Minho there are much more Blondes. Portuguese Phenotype The physical anthropology of the Portuguese people. Blonde hair is the type of hair corresponding to an unequal sexual figure, where female individuals imply a greater emphasis on the opposite of the male sex. This hair class accounts for 17.75% of males and 23.23% of females. The average percentage of blonde hair in the general population is therefore 20%. Blondes exist all over the country. But from a general point of view, the entire mountainous region of the north of the Tagus, with the exception of the coast and the mouth of the Douro, is where the population is significantly blonde. The southern provinces - Extremadura, Alentejo and Algarve, are generally comparatively micrometric. By districts, the northern provinces are significantly blonde in the districts of Viseu, Guarda, Braga, Bragança and Viana do Castelo. In the southern and coastal region of the country, small differences are noted in Faro, Lisbon, Santarém, Coimbra, Évora, Portalegre and Beja, respectively. In short, the country is heterogeneous when it comes to the distribution of blonde hair. On the Beirão plateau, in the mountains of Trás-os-Montes and mainland Minho, is where the population is significantly blonde. In the coastal regions and plains of Alentejo there is already a relatively small percentage of this type of hair. The adjacent islands still show an equally vulgar percentage, where only the district of Angra do Heroísmo has another excess of blonde hair.
@ToTheeOBlessedJoseph4 күн бұрын
I've never heard of these guys, thanks for the info! This is all so fascinating!! ⚔️
@petrichor6494 күн бұрын
Was Alexander a descendent of Goths ? the area shown as home for one group was on what is now Macedonia.
@tomislavpetrov11794 күн бұрын
Kingdom of Soissons (457-486) is CONQUERED by the Franks. Kingdom of Alamannia (213-496) is CONQUERED by the Franks. Kingdom of the Burgundians with its capital Geneva (411-534) is CONQUERED by the Franks. Kingdom of the Rugii with its capital Vindobona (467-487) is CONQUERED by the Odoacer’s Kingdom of Italy. Odoacer’s Kingdom of Italy with its capital Ravenna (4 September 476 - 15 March 493) is CONQUERED by the Ostrogothic Kingdom (469-533). Brittany in today's France (population: 4,829,968 (2021 census)) became part of the Roman Republic in 51 BC. Kingdom of Brittany (22 August 851 - 1 August 939) was replaced with the Duchy of Brittany (939-1547), ... The territory of the Vascones during the Roman Republic and Roman Empire corresponded with present-day Navarre, the northeast extreme of Gipuzkoa, and parts of La Rioja, Zaragoza, and Huesca.
@nosajevol90644 күн бұрын
me 71724
@ArtHistoryProfessor5 күн бұрын
Hands down, this is one of the absolute best and brilliantly erudite history channels on KZfaq. The content is well-researched and presented. Great work.
@rosesoulis18405 күн бұрын
More like giant tribal areas....not really empires
@rosesoulis18405 күн бұрын
The CIA is to blame
@rosesoulis18405 күн бұрын
Wait....can we blame TRUMP
@MrJovision5 күн бұрын
Why so many peoples from North Europe went to Iberia? GERMANIC FAMINES -Famines affected all Germany areas for many times. In a regular way existed great famines especially from 1315/17 until the worst famine of 1845/48. The Volga Germans experienced periodic famines brought about by both natural and man-made causes. FAMINES IN NORTH EUROPE IN MEDIEVAL AGE Famines caused by crop failures and poor crop years were an ever present danger in medieval Europe. It was often not possible to relieve a famine in one area by importing grain from another area as the difficulty of overland transportation caused the price of grain to double for each 50 miles it was transported. One study concluded that famines in Europe occurred on an average every 20 years between the years 750 and 950. The principal causes were extreme weather and climatic anomalies which reduced agriculture production. Warfare was not found to be a major cause of famine. A study of crop failures in Winchester, England from 1232 to 1349 found that harvest failure occurred an average of every 12 years for wheat and every 8 years for barley and oats. Localized famine may have occurred in years in which one or more crops failed. Weather was again identified as the chief cause. Climatic change may have played a part as the Little Ice Age may have begun between 1275 and 1300 with a consequent shortening of the growing season. Warfare was apparently responsible for a major famine in Hungary from 1243 to 1245. These were the years in the aftermath of the Mongol invasion and widespread destruction. Twenty to fifty percent of the population of Hungary is estimated to have died of hunger and war. The best known and most extensive famine of the Middle Ages was the Great Famine of 1315-1317 (which actually persisted to 1322) that affected 30 million people in northern Europe, of whom five to ten percent died. The famine came near the end of three centuries of growth in population and prosperity. The causes were "severe winters and rainy springs, summers and falls." Yields of crops fell by one-third or one-fourth and draft animals died in large numbers. The Black Death of 1347-1352 was more lethal, but the Great Famine was the worst natural catastrophe of the later Middle Ages. - In Iberia, there was no such famines as in North Europe, because the weather was much better, warm temperature , long day light, mild winters, without the frozens, ice, snow and hard cold winds of the North and because of the Arab Agricultural Revolution, the Arab Muslim rulers of much of Al Andalus (8th through the 15th centuries) introduced or popularized a large number of new crops and new agricultural technology into the Iberian peninsula (Spain and Portugal). The crops introduced by the Arabs included sugar cane, rice, hard wheat (durum), citrus, cotton, and figs. Many of these crops required sophisticated methods of irrigation, water management, and "agricultural technologies such as crop rotation, management of pests, and fertilizing crops by natural means." During many famines in North Europe, Portugal exported grains, meat, olive oil, wine, sardine and several other products to England and several other European countries who were usually hard affected by these famines.
@AntonioPeralesdelHierro18 сағат бұрын
Thanks. I didn't know the famines affecting Volga Germans. Some settled in California, and they were my best friends whom I will never forget.
@user-nn3dd1me8r6 күн бұрын
Prophet? More like good hash
@jayhuxley25596 күн бұрын
The Portucalensis County existed since 868 AD, but much before that the people and the region was united and fought the Romans as no one else did. The Celts Bracari were described by Roman and Greek writers. If we just consider a country as it is today, so Germany didnt exist before the end of the 19th century.
@hapbe82036 күн бұрын
The sheer amount of information you pack into these videos is astounding! The organization and visuals are top notch! Keep it up and thank you so kindly!!!
@ancientsight6 күн бұрын
Thanks a lot for your kind words
@YU-mv3ku7 күн бұрын
Ostrogoti...! Serbian language...!
@mitkodimitrov83967 күн бұрын
who,are bulgars,wich had 3 countriens Bulgaria,lost two of them,but the third give slavic alfabet,literacy and old church slavonic(old bulgarian),to many nations?
@tomislavpetrov11797 күн бұрын
The Battle of Adrianople on 9 August 378 was Thervingi Goths led by Fritigern VICTORY against the Eastern Roman Empire led by emperor Valens. In January 376 AD, Valens granted asylum from the Hunnic Empire to Sarmatae Iazyges Metanastate in Pannonia II, and to Thervingi Goths and Don Alans in Moesia II, across the Danube and into Roman territory. The Battle of Adrianople has nothing to do with the Ostrogoths. Sorry. The history of Ostrogoths starts after the Hunnic Empire's defeat against the Germanic-Sarmatian alliance in the Battle of Nedao (Orljava tributary of Sava river in today's Croatia, Sarmatians lived around Sava River and Gepids south of Drava River then, they crossed the Danube to escape from Hunnic Empire terror - their territory was mobile then). Start from King of Pannonian Ostrogoths Theodoric the Great (471 - 30 August 526), that is CORRECT. He was the victor against the Huns in 467 AD, against Drava River Gepids, Heruli, Rugii, Suebi, and Sciri in 468 AD in the Battle of Bolia River - Drava (710 km) tributary of Danube, and against Sava (992 km) tributary of Danube Sarmatians in 472 AD, after he was elected as King of Pannonian Ostrogoths. Some scholars characterize him as a Western Roman Emperor in all but name. You ignored Julius Nepos Kingdom of Dalmatia with capital Salona (28 August 475 - 9 May 480) was CONQUERED by King of Pannonian Ostrogoths Theodoric the Great, and not by Odoacer's Kingdom of Italy. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Julius_Nepos#/media/File:Marcellinus_Dalmatia.jpg Kingdom of the Gepids with capital Syrmium (454-567) was DEFEATED by the Kingdom of Ostrogoths and the Kingdom of Lombards but they kept ruling from Syrmium. After the Ostrogoths left Pannonia in 473, the Gepids captured Syrmium. The Battle of Asfeld (probably Roman Cibalia or Vinkovci in today's Croatia) in Pannonia II in 552 AD was the Kingdom of Lombards' VICTORY against the Kingdom of the Gepids, Gepids lost Syrmium. Syrmium with 100,000+ residents was one of four Roman Empire capitals in 294 AD, and the capital of the Praetorian prefecture of Illyricum (347 - 473).
@arthur-yq4ic7 күн бұрын
huns next ???????
@user-xc6co3ur2v7 күн бұрын
Thracian Goths?😊
@histguy101Күн бұрын
The Goths that dwelt in Thrace
@user-xc6co3ur2vКүн бұрын
@@histguy101 If they had really inhabited Thrace, for 700 years, there should have been thousands of toponyms and hydronyms. Point me to one.
@histguy101Күн бұрын
@@user-xc6co3ur2v When he says "Thracian Goths," he's not saying the Goths were Thracians. He's talking about the Goths that were settled in the Diocese of Thrace by Theodosius I as Foederati, to distinguish them from the other groups of Goths that were settled elsewhere. They weren't there 700 years, and no one has claimed that
@swiftmatic7 күн бұрын
All that in less than an hour? That's some hi-density history, right there. VERY informative, and well illustrated. 🫡
@lebowskitriple88 күн бұрын
A superb video. Incredibly well explained, illustrated and narrated. Thank you. Subscribing immediately ...
@audree708 күн бұрын
ClearLake Texas is watching!🇺🇸
@mingthan70288 күн бұрын
Wow, back then Kings are dying like flies
@PhillipChris-rd1ow8 күн бұрын
Do one on the Heruli...
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@garrgravarr9 күн бұрын
This is a such a comprehensive and evocative piece of work. Bloody well done. Really enjoyed it from start to finish
@maximus31609 күн бұрын
This is incorrect from the start. The Thervingi were the Goths that destroyed the Roman army at Adrianople, with assistance from Alan and Greuthungi cavalry. They did not come from the Pontic steppes.
@TheLocalLt9 күн бұрын
For future reference there are no such thing as “Rashiduns” the way there are Umayyads or Abbasids. The latter two are family names, the ruling dynasties of the Umayyad and Abbasid Caliphates. The term “rashidun” simply means “rightly guided” in Arabic, which is the term Sunnis use to describe the first four caliphs after Muhammad. So you could call it the Rashidun Caliphate or Rightly Guided Caliphate, but “Rashiduns” doesn’t really make sense. Also Shia don’t use this term at all, so it may just be safer to go with “Arab Caliphate” or “Arabs” for this period.
@mariadespina8010 күн бұрын
What are the Thervings looking for in the territory of Dacia, present-day Romania? The Ostrogothic Goths are the genetic descendants of the ancient Getae, the primordial European race in Europe when others did not exist. they are not of Germanic descent. Ancient Dacia, today called Romania, has the Dacians and the Getae as ancestors. In the II-IV centuries, historical authors changed the name Getae to Goth. Changing a vowel. Get-Got. They are our ancestors and together with the Getae-Goths from the north of the Black Sea, with different names of Ostrogoths, Visigoths, Goths, they migrated to the west and north of Europe and we know what they did in these territories. Alaric was born in Dacia-Romania near the Danube delta. But I don't see ancient Dacia on your maps. From here the Romanian ancestors Dacians and Getae migrated to Europe and gave birth to other nations. Denmark, Sweden, etc. There are many documents and historians from antiquity and the Middle Ages and the Renaissance that explain these unknown histories. Or ignored. Nicolo Zeneo 1515 J, describes their genealogy as I wrote, Jordanes - Getica, about the getae who became Goths, Carolus Lundius the president of the Swedish academy about the ancestors of the getae or called Goths (Zamolxe primus Getarum legislator- 1687) and many others and ancients. Getae and Dacians, the ancestors of Romanians and Romania is ancient Dacia. Unknown or ignored historical truths. There were no Germanic races, genetically speaking.
@TheDirtysouthfan8 күн бұрын
No they were not. The Getae are not Goths, this was a mistake made by Jordanes who made the same conclusion based off the similarity of the names, so it was subsequently repeated. The Goths originated in modern Poland and expanded from there. It's similar to how people call Odoacer an "Ostrogoth" even though he wasn't a Goth. A Roman historian makes a mistake or intentionally lies causing confusion. Similarly the Romans also called the Avars "Huns", but I don't think you'd argue that the Avars were actually Huns.
@pendragonU10 күн бұрын
Theoderic played coy to allow Visigothic power to crash in Gaul under the joint alliance of Franks-Burgundians-Allemanni, but not totally.... Just enough to bring down the ruling house and set himself as tutor of his grandson. In doing so, he sowed the Franks power too close to Italy, allowing their agency to come later and haunt Ostrogoths power in Western Europe, and very own survival in Italy because Constantinople would see to play the Franks card in the back of Ostrogoths. Without this slip, and feigning diplomatic agency with no teeth before Clovis maneuver rounding up Burgundians and Allemanni, the Franks would not have had a chance in Vouille. As it came to happen, once 2 full field armies of Ostrogoths arrived "late" in Provence and Septimania... Burgundians and Franks alliance somehow suddenly disappeared back North with Ostrogoths serious forces fast in their tails. Nobody wanted an open war with the Eastern Imperial master, Theoderic. It was a set-up. Franks power grew up at the advantage of these miscalculations that sabotaged the 2 greatest Gothic kingdoms apart.
@dragospeta381210 күн бұрын
Nope .... Belisarius didn't commited massacrers I belive. How said so ? It seems he did the exact opposite.
@FrithonaHrududu0212711 күн бұрын
I always forget about the Suebi.
@erlinggaratun672611 күн бұрын
I really like your videos. Can you make one on the mysterious Heruli?