Early Christian persecution and pagan persecution by Christians | a historical analysis(Part 2). Quill & Ink History 2020-03-21 | Was the persecution of pagans worse and more brutal than the Early Christian Persecution? In this two-part series, we will cover the history of the early Christian persecution in Rome. This will include why the roman pagans decided to persecute Christians, how extensive the persecution was as well as the often less talked about persecution of pagans by Christian emperors in late antiquity. This video will cover the later pagan persecution by Christians and the demise of Greek-roman paganism. See part 1 on the early Christian persecution: youtube.com/watch?v=x8rFQc165dA&tImage credits.Jean-Christophe BENOIST - Wikipedia. Music Credits.Magical forest, The Pyre, Lost frontier, and Virtutes Vortices by Kevin Macleod. Note: I try to use copyright-free images and stock footage at all times. However, if I have used any of your artwork or video content then please don't hesitate to contact me and I’ll be more than happy to give the appropriate credit. inkhistorycontact@gmail.comSources.Pagans: The End of Traditional Religion and the Rise of Christianity(James O'Donnell, 2013).The triumph of Christianity how a forbidden religion swept the world(Bart Ehrman, 2019).Religious Dissent in Late Antiquity, 350-450. Link: oxfordscholarship.com/view/10.1093/oso/9780190067250.001.0001/oso-9780190067250The Archeology of Late Antique Paganism(Luke Lavan, 2011).britannica.com/topic/Christianity/The-history-of-Christianity
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The (Forgotten) Swedish history Before the Swedish Empire. Part 1. Quill & Ink History 2021-10-05 | How did Sweden actually become an Empire?The history of the Swedish empire is an era in Swedish history that has been covered extensively by history creators. At the same time has the story of how the kingdom truly became an empire has often been a period in the history of Sweden that seldom has been given much attention. In this video, we will cover this overlooked history. We will start off by covering the reign of the mad king Erik XIV, after which we will cover the wars with Russia that his brother Johan III fought. We will then end the first part of this two-part series by covering king Johan's attempt to get his son onto the throne of Poland and the tensions it caused.If you liked this Gustav Vasa documentary, feel free to check out my channel at https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCCkB...Wanna stay up to date on when I release a new video? Sign up to my email list at quillandinkhistory.substack.comMusic credits: Lost time and Crusade by Kevin Macleod. Other used soundtracks have been taken from Artlist.comNote: I try to use copyright-free images and stock footage at all times. However, if I have used any of your artwork or video content then please don't hesitate to contact me and I’ll be more than happy to give the appropriate credit. Mail: inkhistorycontact@gmail.comSources(Note: They only exist in Swedish).Svensk historian(Olle Larsson and Andreas Eklund. 2015).Det svenska samhället 800-1720 - Klerkernas och adelns tid(Maria Sjöberg och Thomas Lindqvist. 2019).Chapters00:00 Intro00:52 The mad king09:44 Johan III12:46 The throne of Poland
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Mercantilism | An in-depth history of European imperial economics Quill & Ink History 2021-08-30 | What is Mercantilism and why was it so prevalent in Early modern Europe? In this video we’re going to do a deep dive into the history of Mercantilism, starting from its historical background in the middle ages, and the renaissance. We will also cover how mercantilists economics viewed things like trade, and domestic economics, and we will later finish the video by covering the underlying ideological streams that Mercantilism is associated with as well as the fall of Mercantilism.If you liked this video, feel free to check out my channel at youtube.com/channel/UCCkBMq5Kspo38-RopmroyPQ/featuredMusic credits: Brandenburg No.4 and Lost frontier by Kevin Macleod.Note: I try to use copyright-free images and stock footage at all times. However, if I have used any of your artwork or video content then please don't hesitate to contact me and I’ll be more than happy to give the appropriate credit. Mail: inkhistorycontact@gmail.comSources(Note: Most of them only exist in Swedish).Mercantilist Economics(Lars Magnusson .edt/ 1993).Merkantilism(Lars Magnusson. 1999). Only exists in Swedish.Svensk idéhistoria Del 1(Tore Frängsmyr/2004). Sökander efter upplysningen(Tore Frängsmyr/2006).5 Fast Facts About the East India Company - britannica.com/story/5-fast-facts-about-the-east-india-companyMercantilism, Laura LaHaye - econlib.org/library/Enc/Mercantilism.htmlChapters00:00 Intro01:15 Historical background03:42 Foreign trade11:05 Domestic economics18:43 Ideological undertones23:05 The end of mercantilism
Medieval Law | How Harsh was it Really? Quill & Ink History 2021-07-10 | How Brutal was Medieval Law Really?Law and order in medieval Europe have for a long time been a subject characterized by cruelty and barbarism. Hangings, beheading, and corporal punishments are often been thought to be the go-to punishments given to people guilty of even the most minor of transgressions. But is this depiction of medieval law accurate? Since the late twentieth century, historians have been critically studying the subject of law and order in medieval Europe and revealed a reality of crime and punishments in the middle ages that is more nuanced and less dark than commonly portrayed. What did the medieval legal landscape look like? What legal procedures did medieval courts use, and was execution really as common as generally believed?These are the questions we're going to cover in this video. If you liked it, feel free to check out my other videos at youtube.com/channel/UCCkBMq5Kspo38-RopmroyPQ/videosNote: I try to use copyright-free images and stock footage at all times. However, if I have used any of your artwork or video content then please don't hesitate to contact me and I’ll be more than happy to give the appropriate credit. Mail: inkhistorycontact@gmail.comMusic credits: The Pyre, Lost Time, Folk round, Crusade, Gregorian Chant, Heart from Nowhere, and Lost frontier by Kevin MacleodSources.God’s Philosophers(James Hannan. 2009).Crime and conflict in English communities, 1300-1348(Barbara Hanawalt. 1976). Crime And Punishment In England - An Introductory History(John Briggs et al. 1996).Violence and Social Order: East Anglia 1422-1442(Philippa Maddern. 1992).The Thief, the Cross, and the Wheel(Mitchell B. Merback. 1999).Crime and Punishment in the Middle Ages and Early Modern Age(Classen and Scarborough. 2012).Chapters00:00 Intro00:31 Origins of the medieval legal landscape07:12 Medieval Legal Procedures11:19 Medieval punishments
Gustav Vasa - The King who built the Swedish Empire(1523 - 1560) Quill & Ink History 2021-04-25 | Who was Gustav Vasa, and why is he an important character in Swedish History? In this two-part series, we’re going to cover the life and legacy of Gustav Vasa. We will start by examining the final days of the Kalmar Union, and the rise of king Christian II of Denmark. Then we will cover Gustav Vasa's rebellion against the Danes and the creation of an independent Swedish kingdom. Afterward, we’re going to learn about his 37-year long reign, and how he during his kingship transformed Sweden from a late-medieval semi-feudal kingdom to the modern state which in the early seventeenth century would become the Swedish Empire. If you liked this Gustav Vasa documentary, feel free to check out my channel at youtube.com/channel/UCCkBMq5Kspo38-RopmroyPQMusic Credits.Lost Frontier, Crusade, Lost Time, and The Decent by Kevin Macleod.Note: I try to use copyright-free images and stock footage at all times. However, if I have used any of your artwork or video content then please don't hesitate to contact me and I’ll be more than happy to give the appropriate credit. Mail: inkhistorycontact@gmail.comSources(Note: They only exist in Swedish).Svensk historian(Olle Larsson and Andreas Eklund. 2015).Det svenska samhället 800-1720 - Klerkernas och adelns tid(Maria Sjöberg och Thomas Lindqvist. 2019).Chapters00:00 Intro00:28 The Swedish reformation03:14 Peasant rebellions07:32 Governmental reforms11:10 Liberator, tyrant.. or something in between?
Gustav Vasa - The Father of Sweden Quill & Ink History 2021-03-09 | Who was King Gustav Vasa, and why is he an important character in Swedish History? In this two-part series, we’re going to cover the life and legacy of Gustav Vasa. We will start by examining the final days of the Kalmar Union, and the rise of king Christian II of Denmark. Then we will cover Gustav Vasa's rebellion against the Danes and the creation of an independent Swedish kingdom. Afterward, we’re going to learn about his 37-year long reign, and how he during his kingship transformed Sweden from a late-medieval semi-feudal kingdom into the modern state which in the early seventeenth century would become the Swedish Empire. If you liked this Gustav Vasa documentary, feel free to check out my channel at youtube.com/channel/UCCkBMq5Kspo38-RopmroyPQMusic credits: Lost Time, Lost frontier, BTS Prologe, Americana, Magical forest and Rites by Kevin MacleodNote: I try to use copyright-free images and stock footage at all times. However, if I have used any of your artwork or video content then please don't hesitate to contact me and I’ll be more than happy to give the appropriate credit. Mail: inkhistorycontact@gmail.comSources(Note: They only exist in Swedish).Svensk historian(Olle Larsson and Andreas Eklund. 2015).Det svenska samhället 800-1720 - Klerkernas och adelns tid(Maria Sjöberg och Thomas Lindqvist. 2019).Chapters00:00 Intro00:23 Historical background06:55 The war for liberation
Giordano Bruno - Martyr or Magician? Quill & Ink History 2021-01-31 | Was Giordano Bruno really a Martyr for Science?What did he believe, and why was he burnt at the stake in 1600 A.D? Those are the subject's we will cover in this video. This will include the early life of Giordano Bruno, and the historical context Bruno lived in. Afterwards we will cover the core ideas in Giordano Bruno's worldview, and his relationship towards modern science. The video will then be concluded with the trial and execution of Giordano Bruno, and whether Bruno should be considered a martyr for modern science.If you liked this Giordano Bruno documentary, don’t forget to check out my other videos at youtube.com/channel/UCCkBMq5Kspo38-RopmroyPQRecommended literature.God's Philosopher(James Hannam. 2010). Link: amazon.com/gp/product/1848311508/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=9325&creativeASIN=1848311508&linkCode=as2&tag=quillandink02-20&linkId=45dde511949e8b1c97ed07ffd3d14064Galileo goes to jail and other myths about science and religion(Red. Ronald Numbers. 2009). Link: amazon.com/gp/product/0674057414/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=9325&creativeASIN=0674057414&linkCode=as2&tag=quillandink02-20&linkId=23888b777905959564d26cb63aa3efa7DISCLAIMER: This video-description contain affiliate links, which means that if you click on one of the product links, I will receive a small commission. Music creditsLost Time, The Pyre, Folk round, and Heart from nowhere, by Kevin MacleodNote: I try to use copyright-free images and stock footage at all times. However, if I have used any of your artwork or video content then please don't hesitate to contact me and I’ll be more than happy to give the appropriate credit. Mail: inkhistorycontact@gmail.comSourcesGod's Philosopher(James Hannam. 2010).Galileo goes to jail and other myths about science and religion, chapter 6(Red. Ronald Numbers, Author. Dennis R. Danielson. 2009). The scientific revolution - A very short introduction(Lawrence M. Principe. 2011).Giordano Bruno and the Hermetic Tradition(Frances Yates. 1964).Giordano Bruno and the heresy of many worlds(Alberto A. Martinez. 2016). Link: tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/00033790.2016.1193627
Absolute Monarchy - How Absolute were they Really? Quill & Ink History 2020-12-25 | What does it mean for a country to be an absolute monarchy, and how powerful were absolute monarchies really? In this video we’re going to cover the history of absolute monarchy in Europe throughout the age of absolutism which stretched between the thirty years war in 1648 and the french revolution in 1789. This will include the origins of absolute monarchies, as well as dispelling some of the misconceptions regarding what it meant for a country to be an absolute monarchy. In addition we will also explore the philosophical reasoning that absolute monarchies rested on. The video will then end with covering the rise of enlightenment despotism, and how it interplayed with the fall of absolute monarchy in the late eighteenth century.If you liked this absolute monarchy documentary, don’t forget to check out my other videos at youtube.com/channel/UCCkBMq5Kspo38-RopmroyPQImage creditsDavid Klöcker Ehrenstrahl - wikipediaSammy pompon - wikipediaAndrew Shiva / wikipediaMusic creditsVirtutes vortics, Lost time, Americana, BTS Prolog and Brandenburg Concerto No. 4 in G, Movement I(red by Kevin Macleod), by Kevin Macleod.Note: I try to use copyright-free images and stock footage at all times. However, if I have used any of your artwork or video content then please don't hesitate to contact me and I’ll be more than happy to give the appropriate credit. Mail: inkhistorycontact@gmail.comSourcesAbsolutism in central Europe(Peter H Wilson. 2000).“What is absolutism?” by G. Durand. Second chapter in the anthology Louis XIV and Absolutism(1976). The Enlightenment(Dorinda Outram. 2013). Global Economic History, a very short introduction.(Robert C. Allen. 2011).
Northern Crusades | Denmarks Brutal Crusades in Estonia Quill & Ink History 2020-10-30 | What was Denmark’s role in the northern crusades and what impact did it have on medieval history? The danish conquests against the remaining pagan powers in northern Europe is an important, yet often unknown part of the history of the northern crusades. This part in danish history is where Denmark, in just a couple generations, was transformed from a disorganized backwater plagued by civil war to a major medieval great power in northern Europe. If you liked this crusades history documentary, don’t forget to check out the rest of my northern crusades documentary series at youtube.com/watch?v=JZnEompv3KQ&list=PLecHWD9NtQqpe4mtlXExuvExyt32hrkM9Image credits.Volmerslaget - Karl Hansen Reistrup - From Dansk skolemuseum Licensed under Attribution-Share Alike 4.0 InternationalLink: creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/deed.enMedieval knight on a horse in battle - Sebacalka / WikipediaNote: I try to use copyright free images and stock footage at all times. However, if I have used any of your artwork or video content then please don't hesitate to contact me and I’ll be more than happy to give the appropriate credit. Mail: inkhistorycontact@gmail.comMusic credits.Lost Time - Kevin MacleodPrelude and action - Kevin MacloedCrusade - Kevin MacleodRites - Kevin MacloedSources.The northern crusades(Eric Christiansen, 1998).God wills it!/Gud vill det! : nordiska korsfarare under medeltiden(Dick Harrison, 2006). Note: This book only exists in Swedish.
Northern crusades | The rise of Denmark Quill & Ink History 2020-09-01 | What was Denmark’s role in the Northern Crusades and what impact did the Danes have on medieval history? The Danish conquests against the remaining pagan powers in northern Europe is an important, yet often unknown part of the history of the northern crusades. This part in danish history is where Denmark, in just a couple generations, was transformed from a disorganized backwater plagued by civil war to a major medieval great power in northern Europe. Outside of covering the danish wars against the wends, we're also going to cover Denmark’s wars with the duchy of Pomerania as well as the fall of the duchy of Saxony.If you liked this crusades history documentary, don’t forget to check out the rest of my northern crusades documentary series at youtube.com/watch?v=JZnEompv3KQ&list=PLecHWD9NtQqpe4mtlXExuvExyt32hrkM9Image credits.Valdemar Atterdag indtager Visby - Danish states archivesAbsalons sejr over Bugislav - Danish state archives Jernalder - Danish state archivesLicenced under Attribution-ShareAlike 2.0 Generic.Link: creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/2.0Volmerslaget - Karl Hansen Reistrup - From Dansk skolemuseum Licenced under Attribution-Share Alike 4.0 InternationalLink: creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/deed.enNote: I try to use copyright-free images and stock footage at all times. However, if I have used any of your artwork or video content then please don't hesitate to contact me and I’ll be more than happy to give the appropriate credit. Mail: inkhistorycontact@gmail.comMusic credits.BTS Prolog - Kevin MacleodLost Time - Kevin MacleodPrelude and action - Kevin MacloedLost frontier - Kevin MacleodSources.The northern crusades(Eric Christiansen, 1998).God wills it!/Gud vill det! : nordiska korsfarare under medeltiden(Dick Harrison, 2006). Note: This book only exists in Swedish.
Northern Crusades | Denmarks Brutal Conquest of Rügen Quill & Ink History 2020-08-10 | What was Denmark's role in the Northern Crusades? In this video, we're going to cover a lesser-known part of crusades history, the Danish conquest of Rügen. This part of the northern crusades' history is seldom given much attention in medieval history or the history of the baltic crusades. However, the Danish crusades against the wends is an important part of Danish history and also an essential part in Denmark becoming a medieval great power in northern Europe. The topics that will be covered in this crusades documentary are the historical context the danish crusades took place in, how the danish crusaders and their Wendish adversaries viewed warfare, as well as the Danish conquest of the pagan city of Arkona and the island of Rügen.Image credits.Niels Ebbesen - Rasmus Christiansen - From Dansk skolemuseum Jydske Lov gives - Rasmus Christiansen - From Dansk skolemuseum Volmerslaget - Karl Hansen Reistrup - From Dansk skolemuseum Music credits.Magical forest - Kevin Macleod.BTS Prolog - Kevin Macleod.Lost Time - Kevin Macleod.Note: I try to use copyright-free images and stock footage at all times. However, if I have used any of your artwork or video content then please don't hesitate to contact me and I’ll be more than happy to give the appropriate credit. Mail: inkhistorycontact@gmail.comSources.The northern crusades(Eric Christiansen, 1998).God wills it!/Gud vill det! : nordiska korsfarare under medeltiden(Dick Harrison, 2006). Note: This book only exists in Swedish.#crusades
Northern Crusades | The Wendish Crusade of 1147(That Failed) Quill & Ink History 2020-07-06 | What was the Wendish Crusade of 1147? Why did it break out, and why was it considered a failure? The Wendish crusade is important in the history of the northern crusades and crusades history in general. Several countries took part in the crusade, including Denmark, Saxony, and Poland, and the crusade saw offensives on several different fronts. But why was it considered a failure? Don't forget to check out the whole northern crusades documentary series at youtube.com/watch?v=JZnEompv3KQ&list=PLecHWD9NtQqpe4mtlXExuvExyt32hrkM9 Image credits.Håkan HenrikssonMusic credits.Lost frontier, The pyre, and Magical Forest by Kevin MacleodSources.The northern crusades( Eric Christiansen, 1998).God wills it!/Gud vill det! : nordiska korsfarare under medeltiden(Dick Harrison, 2006). Note: This book only exists in Swedish.#Crusades
The Merovingians | Childeric I - Father of Clovis the conqueror. Quill & Ink History 2020-06-19 | Who was Childeric I and why is he such an important figure among the Merovingians? In this video, we're going to cover the history of Childeric I. This will include his rule during the final days of the western roman empire and his place in the Merovingian dynasty. In addition, we will also cover how Childeric historically has come to symbolize the transition between the roman empire and the early middle ages in western Europe. This video is part of a collaboration between a group of really awesome YouTubers were we cover the history of the Merovingians. Link to the whole playlist: youtube.com/playlist?list=PL5Ag9n-o0IZDEqR6WIimt6T4OlMC7AYjUNote: I had to finish this video on a very short deadline. Because of this might, some formulations in the latter part of the video seem odd. If you have any questions or things you want to have clarified, let me know by leaving a comment.Music Credits.Lost frontier and Magical by Kevin Macleod. Image and Video Credits.Tataryn - Wikipedia.Amitai Angor AA VFX: youtube.com/dvdangor2011Note: I try to use copyright-free images and stock footage at all times. However, if I have used any of your artwork or video content then please don't hesitate to contact me and I’ll be more than happy to give the appropriate credit. Mail: inkhistorycontact@gmail.comSources.Barbarians to Angels: The Dark Ages Reconsidered(Peter S. Wells. 2008). #ProjectClovis#middleages
Religion and Science History in Medieval Europe #1 | Medieval Science part 5. Quill & Ink History 2020-06-12 | Were religion and science in conflict during the middle ages? Did Christianity have a positive influence on the growth of science? In this and religion history documentary, we're going to cover the historical relationship between religion and science during the middle ages. Medieval history is an important period in the history of science and Christianity, and through this video, you're going to get a better picture of the relationship between religion and science during the middle ages. You will also learn more about medieval history in general. If you liked this video, feel free to check out my channel for more history videos at youtube.com/channel/UCCkBMq5Kspo38-RopmroyPQMusic Credits.Virtues vocis and Lost frontier by Kevin Macleod. Image and video Credits.Andre Shiva - Wikipedia. Amitai Angor AA VFX: youtube.com/dvdangor2011Note: I try to use copyright-free images and stock footage at all times. However, if I have used any of your artwork or video content then please don't hesitate to contact me and I’ll be more than happy to give the appropriate credit. Mail: inkhistorycontact@gmail.comSources.The Beginnings of western science(David C. Lindberg, 2007). God’s Philosophers(James Hannam, 2009). Science and Religion, 400 B.C. to A.D. 1550(Edward Grant, 2004).
The Third Crusade: Kingdom of Jerusalem part 4. Quill & Ink History 2020-05-03 | Today we're going to cover the intriguing history of the third crusade, Richard the Lionheart as well as the history of the kingdom of Jerusalem.We will start off by covering the history of the kingdom of Jerusalem following the battle of Hattin in 1187 which will be followed by the call of the third crusade and the endeavor of emperor Frederick Barbarossa. After that, we will jump forward to the conflict between Saladin and Richard the lionheart and end with explaining how the third crusade saved the kingdom of Jerusalem by restoring its coastal provinces. The history of the kingdom of Jerusalem is a central part of crusades history as well as medieval history in general. After watching this video you will have a better understanding of the history of the third crusade and how it relates to the history of the kingdom of Jerusalem. If you liked this kingdom of Jerusalem documentary, feel free to check out my channel for more history videos at youtube.com/channel/UCCkBMq5Kspo38-RopmroyPQ/featured?view_as=subscriberMusic Credits.Magical forest, Five armies, Lost frontier, and magical forest by Kevin Macleod.Note: I try to use copyright-free images and stock footage at all times. However, if I have used any of your artwork or video content then please don't hesitate to contact me and I’ll be more than happy to give the appropriate credit. Mail: inkhistorycontact@gmail.comSources.The Concise History of the Crusades(Thomas Madden, 2013).The Crusader States(Malcolm Barber, 2012).
Early Christian persecution and pagan persecution by Christians | a historical analysis(Part 1). Quill & Ink History 2020-02-28 | Why did the early Christian persecution happen? How extensive was it and could one argue that it's over-exaggerated? In this two-part series we will cover the history of the early Christian persecution in Rome. This will include why the roman pagans decided to persecute Christians, how extensive the persecution was as well as the often less talked about persecution of pagans by Christian emperors in late antiquity. This video will cover the early Christian persecution with part two covering the later pagan persecution by Christians. See part 2 on the Christian persecution of paganism: youtube.com/watch?v=N1osTG5nHEs Correction: At 6.15 I'm intending to say "a couple of thousands" and not "a couple thousands". By a couple of thousands I'm referring to a number between 2000 - 10 000 Christians dying in the persecution by emperor Diocletian and not that only 2000 died in the persecution. Credits to Van Ivanov and NorwegianCross for pointing it out.Music Credits.Magical forest, The Pyre and Virtutes Vortics by Kevin Macleod. Note: I try to use copyright-free images and stock footage at all times. However, if I have used any of your artwork or video content then please don't hesitate to contact me and I’ll be more than happy to give the appropriate credit. inkhistorycontact@gmail.comSources.Pagans: The End of Traditional Religion and the Rise of Christianity(James O'Donnell, 2013).The triumph of Christianity how a forbidden religion swept the world(Bart Ehrman, 2019).Religious Dissent in Late Antiquity, 350-450. Link: oxfordscholarship.com/view/10.1093/oso/9780190067250.001.0001/oso-9780190067250The Archeology of Late Antique Paganism(Luke Lavan, 2011).britannica.com/topic/Christianity/The-history-of-Christianity
Battle of Hattin and the fall of Jerusalem: Kingdom of Jerusalem part 3. Quill & Ink History 2020-02-10 | Today we're going to cover the intriguing history of the kingdom of Jerusalem up the battle of Hattin and the fall of Jerusalem. We will start of by covering the rise of king Baldwin III and his conflict with his mother Queen Melisande which will be followed by king Baldwin IIIs bold conquest of the port city of Ascalon.Following that we will jump forward to the rise of king Amalric I and the wars with Nur al-din in Egypt. We will then end with covering the rise of Saladin, king Baldwin IV, Guy de Lusignan and later end with the kingdom of Jerusalem's crushing defeat at the battle of Hattin and the fall of Jerusalem.The history of the kingdom of Jerusalem is a central part of crusades history as well as medieval history in general. After watching this video you will have a better understanding of the history of the history crusades history following the second crusade up to the rise of Saladin, the battle of Hattin and the fall of Jerusalem as well as how it relates to the history of the kingdom of Jerusalem. If you liked this kingdom of Jerusalem documentary, feel free to check out my channel forwell produced and well sourced history videos at: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCCkB...Recommended literature.The concise history of the crusades by Thomas Madden. Link: amazon.com/gp/product/1442215755/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=9325&creativeASIN=1442215755&linkCode=as2&tag=quillandink02-20&linkId=86779140719f594c406c4819ada866a9DISCLAIMER: This video-description contain affiliate links, which means that if you click on one of the product links, I will receive a small commission. Image credits.Tom Lemmens Music Credits.Magical forest, Five armies, and Lost frontier by Kevin Macleod.Note: I try to use copyright-free images and stock footage at all times. However, if I have used any of your artwork or video content then please don't hesitate to contact me and I’ll be more than happy to give the appropriate credit. Mail: inkhistorycontact@gmail.com#Crusades
Galileo Galilei | Deconstructing the Galileo Affair Quill & Ink History 2020-01-10 | Was Galileo Galilei oppressed by the Catholic Church? The Galileo affair is one of the most misunderstood parts of the history of science and Christianity, being prevalent in popular imagination despite being rejected in scholarship for decades. Today we’re therefore going to get an accurate description of the trial of Galileo as well as the historical context it happened in. This includes more than just fun facts on the subject. First, we will cover the science historical context that pre-dated Galileo along with his early life and scientific career. Next, you’ll learn about how Galileo’s run-in with the church started in 1613, the greater religious context it took place in as well as why the inquisition took such peculiar interest in Galileo and his discussions on cosmology and biblical interpretation. Finally, we will cover the event leading up to Galileo’s trial and condemnation as well as discussing whether the conflict between Galileo and the catholic church should be seen as emblematic of the church’s historical relationship to science. After watching this Galileo documentary, you’ll have a better understanding of the Galileo affair as well as about the history of science and Christianity in general. Image credits.Wellcome Collection.D-maps, Link: d-maps.com/carte.php?num_car=2320&lang=enLaurom - Wikipedia. Nheyob - WikipediaMusic Credits.Magical forest, The pyre, Lost frontier, Virtutes vocis by Kevin Macleod. Note: I try to use copyright-free images and stock footage at all times. However, if I have used any of your artwork or video content then please don't hesitate to contact me and I’ll be more than happy to give the appropriate credit. Mail: inkhistorycontact@gmail.com Sources. Chapter 2 by David Lindberg in “When science and Christianity meet”.(Ronald Numbers, David Lindberg. 2003). God's philosophers(James Hannam. 2009). Chapter 8 by Maurice Finocchiaro in “Galileo Goes to Jail and Other Myths about Science and Religion”(Edited by Numbers. 2009). The Scientific revolution: A very short introduction(Lawrence M Principe. 2011).The Sun in the Church(John Heilbron. 1999). Beyond War and Peace: A Reappraisal of the Encounter between Christianity and Science. Church History Vol. 55, No. 3 (Sep., 1986), pp. 338-354(Ronald Numbers and David Lindberg). Peter Harrison- The Conflict Between Faith and Science- Origins of a Modern MythLink: youtube.com/watch?v=smD5W7ywiT4&t
The Second Crusade: Kingdom of Jerusalem part 2. Quill & Ink History 2019-11-16 | Today we're going to cover the intriguing history of the kingdom of Jerusalem up the second crusade. We will start off by covering the history of the Outremer following the death of King Baldwin the first which will be followed by covering cultural exchange between the crusader states and the Islamic world. We will then jump forward to the rise of Zengi, the fall of Edessa and how this led to the calling of the second crusade. We will then end with covering the exploits of King Louis vii of France and Emperor Conrad iii of the Holy Roman Empire as well as how their exploits led to the disastrously failed siege of Damascus and its aftermath.The history of the kingdom of Jerusalem is a central part of crusades' history as well as medieval history in general. After watching this video you will have a better understanding of the history of the second crusade and how it relates to the history of the kingdom of Jerusalem. If you liked this kingdom of Jerusalem documentary, feel free to check out my channel for well-produced and well-sourced history videos at https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCCkB...Image credits.Водник at ru.wikipediaRalph Hammann - Wikimedia Commons: creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/deed.enMusic Credits.Magical forest, Five armies, Gregorian Chant and Lost frontier by Kevin Macleod.Note: I try to use copyright-free images and stock footage at all times. However, if I have used any of your artwork or video content then please don't hesitate to contact me and I’ll be more than happy to give the appropriate credit. Mail: inkhistorycontact@gmail.comSources.The Concise History of the Crusades(Thomas Madden, 2013).The Crusader States(Malcolm Barber, 2012).#Crusades
Ethiopian History: The Solomonic Golden Age and Decline. Quill & Ink History 2019-10-26 | In this video, we’re going to cover the intriguing but by most unknown part of Ethiopian history which covers the late medieval and early modern era. This era of the history of Ethiopia includes the Solomonic Restauration in 1270 A.D, the Abyssinian wars of expansion between the fourteenth and sixteenth centuries, the devastating wars with the regions Islamic powers as well as the slow decline of the Ethiopian monarchy in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, stay tuned! This video is part of a larger Youtube History collaboration on African History.Whole Playlist: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLivC9TMdGnL_nFh7EtyLykEbzxCMH7nkBThe Casual Historians video on the Ethiopian Jews: youtube.com/watch?time_continue=1&v=TL-NUp4Skt4Hikma Historys video on the Almoravid conquest of Al Andalus: youtube.com/watch?v=6wQUtQCN2PM Image Credits.A. Davey - Flickr.Jialiang Gao - Wikipedia. zeevveez - flickrDeror avi - Wikipedia.D-maps: d-maps.com/carte.php?num_car=5500&lang=en Music Credits. Magical forest, Five Armies, Lost frontier and Digya by Kevin Macleod.Note: I try to use copyright-free images and stock footage at all times. However, if I have used any of your artwork or video content then please don't hesitate to contact me and I’ll be more than happy to give the appropriate credit. Mail: inkhistorycontact@gmail.comSources.A History of Ethiopia(Harold G Marcus, 1994).Ethiopia - Africa In Focus(Paulos Milkias, 2011).Britannica.com - Ethiopia. #africanhistory#africa#ProjectAfrica
Medieval Medicine | Medieval Science History part 4. Quill & Ink History 2019-10-01 | In this series, we’re going to cover the intriguing history of science in medieval Europe. Medieval science is a subject that’s vital in understanding the great achievements of the scientific revolution yet is despite that is often forgotten in popular history. This is the story of the precarious survival of classical learning in the dark ages and early middle ages as well as the rise of the universities and the translation movements in the high middle ages. Medieval science is a subject that’s vital in understanding the great achievements of the scientific revolution yet is despite that is often forgotten in popular history. This is the story of the precarious survival of classical learning in the dark ages and early middle ages as well as the rise of the universities and the translation movements in the high middle ages. In this video, we’re going to continue to cover the intriguing history of science in medieval Europe by covering medieval medicine history. This includes medieval medicine practices, facts about medieval medicine, the development of medicine from being a craft to becoming a science as well as about the rise of medical institutions like the hospital. I hope you will learn something new about medieval history and the history of science from this medieval medicine documentary. Image credits. Anatomical dissection by Andreas Vesalius of a female cadaver, attended by a large crowd of onlookers. Woodcut, 1555. Credit: Wellcome Collection. CC BYGalen. Line engraving. Credit: Wellcome Collection. CC BYPaul K - Flickr.Emoji One - Wikipedia.St Elizabeth visiting a hospital. Credit: Wellcome Collection. CC BY Note: I try to use copyright-free images and stock footage at all times. However, if I have used any of your artwork or video content then please don't hesitate to contact me and I’ll be more than happy to give the appropriate credit. Mail: inkhistorycontact@gmail.com Music credits.Magical forest, The Pyre, Celtic Impulse and Lost Frontier by Kevin Macleod. Sources.The Beginnings of Western Science(David C Lindberg, 2007).Galileo Goes to Jail and Other Myths about Science and Religion(Ronald Numers et al, 2009).#middleages
Charlemagne part 5 - Louis the Pious: The last Monarch of the Carolingian empire. Quill & Ink History 2019-08-25 | Sign up via my link will get two FREE months of Skillshare Premium https://skl.sh/quillandinkhistory2This video was sponsored by Skillshare. In this video, we're going to continue to cover the intriguing history of the Carolingian empire by covering the reign of Emperor Louis the Pious. Being the heir of Emperor Charlemagne’s empire Louis entered his reign head on to try to tackle the inherent problem within the empire as well as reassuring the survival of the Frankish empire after his death. This is the history of an emperor with a grand vision, jealous and anxious sons and civil wars their impact on the fall of the Carolingian empire, stay tuned! Note: I try to use copyright-free images and stock footage at all times. However, if I have used any of your artwork or video content then please don't hesitate to contact me and I’ll be more than happy to give the appropriate credit. Mail: inkhistorycontact@gmail.com Music credits.Magic forest, Five armies and Deliberate thought by Kevin Macleod Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0 Sources. The penitential state: authority and atonement in the age of Louis the Pious, 814-840(Mayke de Jong, 2009). britannica.com/biography/Louis-I-Holy-Roman-emperorRoyal Frankish Annals(Link: babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?i...).#history#middleages #darkages
Johannes Kepler Biography | The Father of Modern Astronomy. Quill & Ink History 2019-08-09 | Who was Johannes Kepler? Johannes Kepler was a German astronomer and mathematician who played an important role in the 17th century Scientific Revolution.In this video, we’re going to cover the life and scientific achievements of one of the most important astronomers of the early modern era, Johannes Kepler. This Johannes Kepler Biography includes his early life, his scientific career as well as the sorrows that struck him during his later life. Above that, we will also cover some of Johannes Kepler’s personal religious views and how it interestingly was tied to his scientific works as well as the view on science and religion during the days of the scientific revolution, stay tuned! Sign up via my link will get two FREE months of Skillshare Premium https://skl.sh/quillandinkhistoryThis video was sponsored by Skillshare. Image credits.Tobias restoring the eyesight of Tobit. Oil painting by a Dutch painter, 17th century. Credit: Wellcome Collection. CC BYNote: I try to use copyright-free images and stock footage at all times. However, if I have used any of your artwork or video content then please don't hesitate to contact me and I’ll be more than happy to give the appropriate credit. Mail: inkhistorycontact@gmail.comSources.God’s Philosophers(James Hannam, 2010).The Scientific Revolution: A Very Short Introduction(Principe, 2011).Johannes Kepler: A Man without Confession in the Age of Confessionalization? - Central European History, Vol. 36, No. 4 (2003), pp. 531-545. A History of Natural Philosophy(Edward Grant, 2007). britannica.com/biography/Johannes-Kepler
Avars | A history of the Bane of Byzantium. Quill & Ink History 2019-07-27 | In this video, were going to cover the history of The Avars, their society, rise to power and slow downfall during the middle ages.The Avar Khaganate was a steppe people that for centuries have been considered irrelevant in the annals of history. Yet the Pannonian Avars were a people who greatly affected the course of medieval history in eastern Europe when they reached the Carpathian Basin. Its the history of a political and military force that ruled the Pannonian plains for a quarter of a millennium.But who were the Avars, how did they manage to remain as a prominent force in eastern Europe for so long and how were the Avar Khaganate and the Avar society structure?These are the questions that we will cover in this video and when we're finished you will have a better understanding of Avars history and the Avars impact on European history.Voices of the pasts video in primary sources on Attila the Hun: youtu.be/3Qm19wInDRMMr. Laster History,s video on the Magyars arrival: youtube.com/watch?v=kXXWU3NvXY8Whole Playlist: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLbGtNUME__2eJ5rnffdg3zR-vPyBIUtKW Image credits.Magnus ManskeJbribeiro1d-maps.com/carte.php?num_car=2234&lang=enMusic credits.Five Armies: Kevin Macleod. The Pyre: Kevin Macleod.Lost Frontier: Kevin Macleod.Note: I try to use copyright-free images and stock footage at all times. However, if I have used any of your artwork or video content then please don't hesitate to contact me and I’ll be more than happy to give the appropriate credit. Mail: inkhistorycontact@gmail.comSources.The Avars: A Steppe Empire in central Europe(Walter Pohl, 2002). Byzantium and the Avars 6th - 9th century A.D(Florin Curta and Dušan Zupka, 2018).#History #middleages #ProjectPannonia
Northern Crusades | The Swedish Crusades in Finland. Quill & Ink History 2019-07-16 | In this video, we're going to cover one of the most unknown parts of crusades history which is the Finnish Crusades. This part of the northern crusades history is seldom given much attention in the history of the middle ages or the history of the Baltic crusades. However, the Swedish crusader's activity in Finland is an important part of both Finnish history and Swedish history.The topics that will be covered in this crusades documentary video is the political context that the Finnish crusades took place in, the role of the crusades in incorporating Finland as the natural eastern part of Sweden as well as whether all of the supposed crusades undertaken in Finland actually could be said to have happened. Image credits.The map is originally taken from d-maps.com: d-maps.com/pays.php?num_pay=182&lang=enNote: I try to use copyright-free images and stock footage at all times. However, if I have used any of your artwork or video content then please don't hesitate to contact me and I’ll be more than happy to give the appropriate credit. Mail: inkhistorycontact@gmail.comSources.God wills it!/Gud vill det! : nordiska korsfarare under medeltiden(Dick Harrison, 2006). Note: This book only exists in Swedish.#crusades
Medieval astronomy | Medieval Science History part 3. Quill & Ink History 2019-07-02 | In this series, we’re going to cover the intriguing history of science in medieval Europe. Medieval science is a subject that’s vital in understanding the great achievements of the scientific revolution yet is despite that is often forgotten in popular history. This is the story of the precarious survival of classical learning in the dark ages and early middle ages as well as the rise of the universities and the translation movements in the high middle ages. In this video, we’re going to continue to cover the intriguing history of science in medieval Europe by covering the history of medieval astronomy. This includes discussions regarding the movement of the planets, the relationship between science and Christianity as well as discussions concerning whether the earth itself could be said to be moving. I hope you will learn something new about medieval history and the history of science from this medieval science documentary series. Recommended literature.- God's Philosophers by James Hannam. Link: amzn.to/3dpvwkI- The Beginnings of western science by David Lindberg. Link: amzn.to/3drKWF3Wondering what programs I use to make my videos?After Effects = The program I use to animate my videos. Link: amzn.to/2uBHtU1Photoshop = The program I use to create my thumbnails and some of the maps I use. Link: amzn.to/2VrvymQBlue Ice Yeti = The mike I use to record my videos. Link: amzn.to/384S3R6DISCLAIMER: This video-description contain affiliate links, which means that if you click on one of the product links, I will receive a small commission. Links to images from welcome images.wellcomecollection.org/works/zmgh72cv#licenseInformationwellcomecollection.org/works/zmgh72cv#licenseInformationImage credits. Houston Physicist.Andrew ShivaNote: I try to use copyright-free images and stock footage at all times. However, if I have used any of your artwork or video content then please don't hesitate to contact me and I’ll be more than happy to give the appropriate credit. Mail: inkhistorycontact@gmail.comSources.The beginnings of western science(David C Lindberg, 2007). Science and religion 400 B.C - 1550 A.D(Edward Grant, 2004).#middleages
The Twelfth century renaissance | Medieval Science History part 2. Quill & Ink History 2019-06-09 | In this series, we’re going to cover the intriguing history of science in medieval Europe. Medieval science is a subject that’s vital in understanding the great achievements of the scientific revolution yet is despite that is often forgotten in popular history. This is the story of the precarious survival of classical learning in the dark ages and early middle ages as well as the rise of the universities and the translation movements in the high middle ages. In this video, we will continue our discovery of the history of science in the medieval period by covering the twelfth century renaissance in Europe. This will include the birth of the European urban schools, the medieval translation movement as well as the rise of the medieval university. I hope you learn something new about medieval history and the history of science from this medieval science documentary series. Recommended literature.- God's Philosophers by James Hannam. Link: amzn.to/3dpvwkI- The Beginnings of western science by David Lindberg. Link: amzn.to/3drKWF3Wondering what programs I use to make my videos?After Effects = The program I use to animate my videos. Link: amzn.to/2uBHtU1Photoshop = The program I use to create my thumbnails and some of the maps I use. Link: amzn.to/2VrvymQBlue Ice Yeti = The mike I use to record my videos. Link: amzn.to/384S3R6DISCLAIMER: This video-description contain affiliate links, which means that if you click on one of the product links, I will receive a small commission. Photo credits.Eric Molina.Houston Physicists/Wikipedia.G.HagedornNote: I try to use copyright free images and stock footage at all times. However, if I have used any of your artwork or video content then please don't hesitate to contact me and I’ll be more than happy to give the appropriate credit. Mail: inkhistorycontact@gmail.comSources.The beginnings of western science(David C Lindberg, 2007). Science and religion 400 B.C - 1550 A.D(Edward Grant, 2004).#middleages
Charlemagne Part 4 - Rise of an Empire. Quill & Ink History 2019-04-19 | Today we're going to continue to cover the magnificent life and legend of Emperor Charlemagne, also known as Emperor Charles the Great. Being often referred to as the father of Europe Emperor Charlemagne the great was an excellent military commander, uniting the Frankish kingdom conquering Italy, Bavaria, Saxony, and northern Spain. Due to his conquests and help in spreading Christianity Charlemagne was in January 800 A.D crowned emperor of Rome by the Pope. Being both a man of the battlefield as well as of the mind Charlemagne also contributed to the cultural and intellectual development in Europe in what is today known as the Carolingian renaissance. But how did he get there?That’s the subject we will cover in this video where we will cover the coronation of Charlemagne as emperor of the Romans at the turn of the ninth century and what Charlemagne and the Franks thought of it. We will also cover administration innovations and improvements to the Francian kingship so stay tuned! Recommended literature.- Medieval Europe by Chris Wickham. Link: amzn.to/2I0AHu7Wondering what programs I use to make my videos?After Effects = The program I use to animate my videos. Link: amzn.to/2uBHtU1Photoshop = The program I use to create my thumbnails and some of the maps I use. Link: amzn.to/2VrvymQBlue Ice Yeti = The mike I use to record my videos. Link: amzn.to/384S3R6DISCLAIMER: This video-description contain affiliate links, which means that if you click on one of the product links, I will receive a small commission. Note: I try to use copyright free images and stock footage at all times. However, if I have used any of your artwork or video content then please don't hesitate to contact me and I’ll be more than happy to give the appropriate credit. Mail: inkhistorycontact@gmail.comMusic credits.The Pyre and Magic forest by Kevin Macleod Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0Image credits.Ввласенко.Sources.Royal Frankish Annals.Einhard and Notker, Two lives of Charlemagne. britannica.com/biography/Charlemagne#ref256618Medieval Europe(Chris Wickham, 2016).
The Great Schism of 1054(ft, Blitz of the Reich). Quill & Ink History 2019-03-20 | Today we’re going to cover great Schism of 1054, especially the events taking place in the year 1054 that caused the Great Schism between the eastern and western churches as well as how this Schism would come to be permanent. This is the history that separated the roman catholic church from the orthodox church. This video is part 2 in a collaboration series with the well-researched youtuber Blitz of the Reich so if you haven’t seen his video yet, check it out before you keep watching this video.Blitz video: youtube.com/watch?v=Jr5KYW8M_aAWondering what programs I use to make my videos?After Effects = The program I use to animate my videos. Link: amzn.to/2uBHtU1Photoshop = The program I use to create my thumbnails and some of the maps I use. Link: amzn.to/2VrvymQBlue Ice Yeti = The mike I use to record my videos. Link: amzn.to/384S3R6DISCLAIMER: This video-description contain affiliate links, which means that if you click on one of the product links, I will receive a small commission. Note: I try to use copyright free images and stock footage at all times. However, if I have used any of your artwork or video content then please don't hesitate to contact me and I’ll be more than happy to give the appropriate credit. Mail: inkhistorycontact@gmail.comMusic credits.“Magical forest” and by Incompitech/Kevin Macleod).Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License.
Science in the Dark Ages | Medieval Science History part 1. Quill & Ink History 2019-02-19 | In this series, we’re going to cover the intriguing history of science in medieval Europe. Medieval science is a subject that’s vital in understanding the great achievements of the scientific revolution yet is despite that often forgotten in popular history. This is the story of the precarious survival of classical learning in the early middle ages as well as the rise of the universities and the translation movements in the high middle ages. In this video, we will start of this series by covering the fate of western science in Europe after the fall of the Roman empire and its rebirth during the Carolingian renaissance in late eight and early ninth century so stay tuned! Photo credits.Eric Molina.Houston Physicists/Wikipedia.Note: I try to use copyright free images and stock footage at all times. However, if I have used any of your artwork or video content then please don't hesitate to contact me and I’ll be more than happy to give the appropriate credit. Mail: inkhistorycontact@gmail.comSources.The beginnings of western science(David C Lindberg, 2007). Science and religion 400 B.C - 1550 A.D(Edward Grant, 2004).#middleages
Charlemagne Part 3 - The Saxon wars. Quill & Ink History 2019-01-30 | Today we're going to continue to cover the magnificent life and legend of Emperor Charlemagne, also known as Emperor Charles the Great. Being often referred to as the father of Europe Emperor Charlemagne the great was an excellent military commander, uniting the Frankish kingdom conquering Italy, Bavaria, Saxony, and northern Spain. Due to his conquests and help in spreading Christianity Charlemagne was in January 800 A.D crowned emperor of Rome by the Pope. Being both a man of the battlefield as well as of the mind Charlemagne also contributed to the cultural and intellectual development in Europe in what is today known as the Carolingian renaissance. But how did he get there?That’s the subject that we will cover in this video where we will cover Charlemagne's 33-year long struggle to subdue the pagan tribes in Saxony known as the Saxon wars. The conflict would come to demonstrate Charlemagne’s unending determination to subdue and Christianize the region as well as his unforgiving attitude in the face of opposition so stay tuned! Recommended literature.- Medieval Europe by Chris Wickham. Link: amzn.to/2I0AHu7Wondering what programs I use to make my videos?After Effects = The program I use to animate my videos. Link: amzn.to/2uBHtU1Photoshop = The program I use to create my thumbnails and some of the maps I use. Link: amzn.to/2VrvymQBlue Ice Yeti = The mike I use to record my videos. Link: amzn.to/384S3R6DISCLAIMER: This video-description contain affiliate links, which means that if you click on one of the product links, I will receive a small commission. Note: I try to use copyright free images and stock footage at all times. However, if I have used any of your artwork or video content then please don't hesitate to contact me and I’ll be more than happy to give the appropriate credit. Mail: inkhistorycontact@gmail.comMusic credits.“Magical forest” and “Five Armies” by Incompitech/Kevin Macleod).Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 Licensecreativecommons.org/licenses/…Image credits.Liftarn/wikipedia commons. Kadreese/wikipedia commons. Thomas Quine. Sources.Royal Frankish Annals(Link: babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=mdp.39015015186805).Einhard and Notker, Two lives of Charlemagne. Charlemagne’s Early Campaigns 768–777(Kelly DeVries et al, 2013). Medieval Europe(Chris Wickham, 2016).
Charlemagne Part 2 - Conquest of Iberia. Quill & Ink History 2018-12-11 | Today we're going to continue to cover the magnificent life and legend of Emperor Charlemagne, also known as Emperor Charles the Great. Being often referred to as the father of Europe Emperor Charlemagne the great was an excellent military commander, uniting the Frankish kingdom conquering Italy, Bavaria, Saxony, and northern Spain. Due to his conquests and help in spreading Christianity Charlemagne was in January 800 A.D crowned emperor of Rome by the Pope. Being both a man of the battlefield as well as of the mind Charlemagne also contributed to the cultural and intellectual development in Europe in what is today known as the Carolingian renaissance. But how did he get there?That’s the subject that we will cover in this video where we will cover Charlemagne's attempt to invade the Iberian Peninsula and its aftermath so stay tuned!Part 1: youtube.com/watch?v=CGHNTx4Zh-wRecommended literature.- Medieval Europe by Chris Wickham. Link: amzn.to/2I0AHu7Wondering what programs I use to make my videos?After Effects = The program I use to animate my videos. Link: amzn.to/2uBHtU1Photoshop = The program I use to create my thumbnails and some of the maps I use. Link: amzn.to/2VrvymQBlue Ice Yeti = The mike I use to record my videos. Link: amzn.to/384S3R6DISCLAIMER: This video-description contain affiliate links, which means that if you click on one of the product links, I will receive a small commission. Note: I try to use copyright free images and stock footage at all times. However, if I have used any of your artwork or video content then please don't hesitate to contact me and I’ll be more than happy to give the appropriate credit. Mail: inkhistorycontact@gmail.comMusic credits.“Magical forest” and “Five Armies” by Incompitech/Kevin Macleod).Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 Licensehttps://creativecommons.org/licenses/...Sources.Medieval Europe(Chris Wickham, 2016). Charlemagne’s Early Campaigns 768–777(Kelly DeVries et al, 2013). britannica.com/biography/Charlemagne Conquest and Christianisation(Ingrid Rembold, 2017). Two lives of Charlemagne(Einhard and Notker, translated by David Ganz).
Hannibal Barca - The Unbelievable history of the bane of Rome. Quill & Ink History 2018-11-17 | Today we're going to cover the intriguing history of one of antiquities greatest military commanders Hannibal Barca. The general Hannibal Barca lived in the Mediterranean state of Carthage between the third and second century BC, famous for being Rome’s worst nightmare, scoring one of history's greatest military victories and marching an army of 50 000 men with elephants over the alps. This video is number 1 in a 3 part collaboration with the ancient history guy and history house production who will cover Hannibal's war with the Romans known as the second Punic war and what happened to Hannibal after the second Punic war was over. Part 2: youtube.com/watch?v=5DzkpkZ42YQPart 3: youtube.com/watch?v=-Gfu5h4FHDUIf you liked this video and want to see more scholarly based videos on history, subscribe to my youtube channel right here: youtube.com/channel/UCCkBMq5Kspo38-RopmroyPQ Wondering what programs I use to make my videos?After Effects = The program I use to animate my videos. Link: amzn.to/2uBHtU1Photoshop = The program I use to create my thumbnails and some of the maps I use. Link: amzn.to/2VrvymQBlue Ice Yeti = The mike I use to record my videos. Link: amzn.to/384S3R6DISCLAIMER: This video-description contain affiliate links, which means that if you click on one of the product links, I will receive a small commission. Note: I try to use copyright-free images and stock footage at all times. However, if I have used any of your artwork or video content then please don't hesitate to contact me and I’ll be more than happy to give the appropriate credit. Mail: inkhistorycontact@gmail.com #ancienthistory #romanhistory #militaryhistory
Kingdom of Jerusalem part 1: Crusader origins. Quill & Ink History 2018-10-31 | Today we're going to cover the intriguing history of the Latin kingdom of Jerusalem. The history of the kingdom of Jerusalem is a central part of crusades history as well as medieval history. In this video will start by exploring the origins of the kingdom of Jerusalem and the incredible history of how a few outnumbered latin lords managed to pull themselves out of the chaos that followed the success of the first crusade to create a strong and stable medieval kingdom in the Levant that would survive against the onslaught from its Islamic neighbours for decades. If you liked this kingdom of Jerusalem documentary check out my channel for better produced and sourced history videos at: youtube.com/channel/UCCkBMq5Kspo38-RopmroyPQ Recommended literature.- The concise history of the crusades by Thomas Madden. Link: amzn.to/2PxLTTbWondering what programs I use to make my videos?After Effects = The program I use to animate my videos. Link: amzn.to/2uBHtU1Photoshop = The program I use to create my thumbnails and some of the maps I use. Link: amzn.to/2VrvymQBlue Ice Yeti = The mike I use to record my videos. Link: amzn.to/384S3R6DISCLAIMER: This video-description contain affiliate links, which means that if you click on one of the product links, I will receive a small commission. Photo credits.- Fondazione CariploMusic credits.Magic Forest, Five armies and Lost Frontier by Kevin Macleod. Note: I try to use copyright-free images and stock footage at all times. However, if I have used any of your artwork or video content then please don't hesitate to contact me and I’ll be more than happy to give the appropriate credit. Mail: inkhistorycontact@gmail.comSources.The Crusader States(Malcolm Barber, 2012).The concise history of the crusades(Thomas F. Madden, 2014).britannica.com/place/kingdom-of-Jerusalem#crusades
Charlemagne Part 1 - Birth of a Legend. Quill & Ink History 2018-09-27 | Today we're going to cover the magnificent life and legend of Emperor Charlemagne, also known as Emperor Charles the Great. Being often referred to as the father of Europe Emperor Charlemagne the great was an excellent military commander, uniting the Frankish kingdom conquering Italy, Bavaria, Saxony and northern Spain. Due to his conquests and help in spreading Christianity Charlemagne was in January 800 A.D crowned emperor of Rome by the Pope. Being both a man of the battlefield as well as of the mind Charlemagne also contributed to the cultural and intellectual development in Europe in what is today known as the Carolingian renaissance. But how did he get there?That’s the subject that we will cover in this video. We will start by covering the historical context that emperor Charlemagne was born into to then continue with his early military campaigns in Aquitaine, the conflict with his younger brother Carloman and then end with Charlemagne's conquest of the Lombard kingdom in Italy so stay tuned!Recommended literature.Medieval Europe by professor Chris Wickham: amzn.to/2I0AHu7Wondering what programs I use to make my videos?After Effects = The program I use to animate my videos. Link: amzn.to/2uBHtU1Photoshop = The program I use to create my thumbnails and some of the maps I use. Link: amzn.to/2VrvymQBlue Ice Yeti = The mike I use to record my videos. Link: amzn.to/384S3R6DISCLAIMER: This video-description contain affiliate links, which means that if you click on one of the product links, I will receive a small commission. Photo Credits.goodfreephotos.comNote: I try to use copyright free images and stock footage at all times. However, if I have used any of your artwork or video content then please don't hesitate to contact me and I’ll be more than happy to give the appropriate credit. Mail: inkhistorycontact@gmail.comMusic credits.“Magical forest” and “Five Armies” by Incompitech/Kevin Macleod).Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 Licensecreativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0Sources.Medieval Europe(Chris Wickham, 2016).Charlemagne’s Early Campaigns 768–777(Kelly DeVries et al, 2013).britannica.com/biography/Charlemagne
Emperor Constantine the Great - Romes first Christian emperor. Quill & Ink History 2018-08-27 | Today we're going to cover the intriguing history of Emperor Constantine the Great using the current scholarly literature on the subject. The topics included in the video will be the following.The historical context which the roman emperor Constantine lived in such as the crisis of the third century in the roman empire and the establishment of the roman tetrarchy by emperor Diocletian.How the emperor Constantine managed to defeat his political opponents and gain sole power in the empire as the only remaining emperor of rome.The relationship between Constantine the great and Christianity as well as how Constantine, being the first christian emperor of the roman empire affected the future of the empire as well as the history of Europe itself.If you looking for more scholarly based videos on christian, roman and european history, make sure to subscribe to my Youtube channel right here: Recommended Literature. Emperor Constantine by Hans A. Pohlsander. Link: amazon.com/gp/product/0415319382/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=9325&creativeASIN=0415319382&linkCode=as2&tag=quillandink02-20&linkId=407029e6b4e4c46b5a0f33ade7c3066eDISCLAIMER: This video-description contain affiliate links, which means that if you click on one of the product links, I will receive a small commission. Photo credits.Jean-Christophe BENOISTClassical Numismatic Group, Inc. http://www.cngcoins.comNino Barbieri Dennis JarvisCarole RaddatoMarie-Lan Nguyen Andrew Shiva / WikipediaSailkoMagnus ManskeEffects credits.Amitai Angor AA VFX: youtube.com/dvdangor2011Motion bolt. Music credits.“Five armies”, “magical forest”, “lost frontier” and “Heart of Nowhere” by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0 Note: I try to use copyright-free images and stock footage at all times. However, if I have used any of your artwork or video content then please don't hesitate to contact me and I’ll be more than happy to give the appropriate credit. Mail: inkhistorycontact@gmail.comSources.Emperor Constantine(Hans A. Pohlsander, 2004). The World of Late Antiquity: AD 150-750(Peter Brown, 1989).#history #ancienthistory #romanhistory #christianity
Library of Alexandria - What does the Evidence Say? Quill & Ink History 2018-07-31 | Are you tired of Pseudohistory and want to know what the Library of Alexandria Actually was and what Really happened to it? Click here to learn what the actual scholarship says. Today we're going to critically analyze the history of the Great Library of Alexandria using the current Scholarship and Primary sources the reveal the true history of the library of Alexandria as well as dispel many common myths that are associated with the Alexandria library. With that, here's a quick overview of the historical questions that we are going to analyze.What was in the library of Alexandria? Who worked in the library of Alexandria?How big was the Great Library of Alexandria?What happened to the library of Alexandria?What happened to the great library of Alexandria's daughter libraries? Photo Credits.Diaa abdelmoneimIvo JanschJohann Edwin HeupelStock clips provided free by FreeStockVids.com.See previews at youtube.com/freestockvidsNote: I try to use copyright-free images and stock footage at all times. However, if I have used any of your artwork or video content then please don't hesitate to contact me and I’ll be more than happy to give the appropriate credit. Mail: inkhistorycontact@gmail.comMusic Credits - "Desert City" by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 Licensecreativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0Sources.Diana Delia, “From Romance to Rhetoric: The Alexandrian Library in Classical and Islamic Traditions”, The American Historical Review, Vol. 97, No. 5, Dec. 1992, pp. 1449-67Roger S. Bagnall, “Alexandria: Library of Dreams”, Proceedings of the American Philosophical Society, Vol. 146, No. 4, Dec. 2002, pp. 348-362Lionel Casson, Libraries of the Ancient World, Yale University Press, 2001James Hannam, “The Foundation and Loss of the Royal and Serapeum Libraries of Alexandria”, 2011.Macleod, Roy M (ed) The Library of Alexandria: Centre of Learning in the Ancient World London, 2000Progymnasmata: Greek Textbooks of Prose Composition and Rhetoric. (George Kennedy Alexander, 2003).Eunapius: Lives of the Philosophers and Sophists. (Translated by Wilmer C. Wright, 1921).Ammianus Marcellinus. Vol 2. (Translated by John C. Rolfe, 1935).britannica.com/biography/Ammianus-Marcellinusbritannica.com/biography/Hipparchus-Greek-astronomerbritannica.com/biography/Archimedesbritannica.com/biography/Euclid-Greek-mathematicianBeyond War and Peace: A Reappraisal of the Encounter between Christianity and Science(Numbers and Lindberg, 1987).
Ancient Egyptian Government: Interesting (Facts) and History. Quill & Ink History 2018-06-28 | Today you’re going to learn really interesting facts about the ancient Egyptians and Ancient Egyptian Government. In fact, we will cover all you need to know about the Egyptian kingdom and how it operated. The ancient Egyptian government is one of history's longest-lasting governments which was led by the ancient Egyptian kings and queens. In this video, we will learn several important things needed to understand how the ancient kingdoms worked including…How the ancient Egyptian government was structured around the office of the ancient Egyptian pharaohs and how the Egyptian kings will be put into practice via a hierarchy of ancient Egyptian government officials. How the ancient Egyptian pharaohs rule was legitimized via the ancient Egyptian priests and ancient Egyptian mythology. How the ancient Egyptian pharaohs choose to govern conquered foreign regions that lay outside of the Nile River Valley.If you're looking for more animated videos on ancient Egyptian history like this one, make sure to subscribe to my youtube channel Right here: youtube.com/channel/UCCkBMq5Kspo38-RopmroyPQMy video on Ancient Egyptian Mythology: youtube.com/watch?v=7gXEGBd5vWwMusic Credits - "Celtic Impulse" by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 Licensecreativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0Note: I try to use copyright-free images and stock footage at all times. However, if I have used any of your artwork or video content then please don't hesitate to contact me and I’ll be more than happy to give the appropriate credit. Mail: inkhistorycontact@gmail.comSources.Egypt and the Egyptians, second edition, chapter 5(Brewer and Teeter, 2007).
The Roman Inquisition - Quality History. Quill & Ink History 2018-06-18 | Are you interested in learning the true history of the Roman Inquisition? If the answer is Yes then this video is for you! Today we're going to cover the history of the Roman Catholic Inquisition. This is the Inquisition that interrogated Galileo and also the inquisition that you likely know the least about. In this Roman Inquisition documentary, we will cover a lot of interesting topics including...Why the Roman Inquisition was created by the roman catholic church and the historical context it was created in.How the Roman Inquisition was structured and how it operated when prosecuting people accused of heresy and witchcraft.Some roman inquisition facts that refute common historical misconceptions about the inquisition in Rome as well as the Inquisition in Spain and during the middle ages. If you're looking for more scholarly based videos on the history of the Inquisition like this one, make sure to subscribe to my youtube channel at youtube.com/channel/UCCkBMq5Kspo38-RopmroyPQVideo on the Medieval Inquisition: youtube.com/watch?v=UOJojMdSy48&tVideo on the Spanish Inquisition: youtube.com/watch?v=NdexUlMXL0w&tRecommended literature.Inquisition by Edward Peters. Link: amazon.com/gp/product/0520066308/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=9325&creativeASIN=0520066308&linkCode=as2&tag=quillandink02-20&linkId=977bafedbf744bdd1ffbd406964e437aDISCLAIMER: This video-description contain affiliate links, which means that if you click on one of the product links, I will receive a small commission. Note: I try to use copyright-free images and stock footage at all times. However, if I have used any of your artwork or video content then please don't hesitate to contact me and I’ll be more than happy to give the appropriate credit. Mail: inkhistorycontact@gmail.comMusic Credits - "Crossing the Chasm", "The Pyre" and "Heart of Nowhere"by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0Sources. Inquisition(Edward Peters, 1989).The Roman Inquisition(Thomas F Meyer, 2013).Some Recent Work on the Inquisition in Spain and Italy(Geoffrey Parker, 1982).Galileo goes to Jail and other Myths about Science and religion, chapter 8(Ronald Numbers, 2009).
Aristotle Science: The (Scientific) achievements of antiquities Greatest philosopher. Quill & Ink History 2018-05-14 | Are you a fan of Aristotle, philosophy, science, and learning about history? If the answer is Yes then this video is for you!Today we will cover the scientific achievements of the renowned philosopher Aristotle, arguably one of the most important characters in the history of science. In this introduction to Aristotle, you will learn several interesting things related to Aristotle's philosophy about nature including…..Aristotle's metaphysics, teleology, theory of motion, the four causes and how they related to Aristotle's works on cosmology.Aristotle's views on knowledge, epistemology and how it affected how Aristotle studied the natural world. Aristotle's theories about biology and how it relates to Aristotlés ideas about the soul and humans relationship to the animals(+ a recommendation for a really awesome documentary on the monumental achievements Aristotle made in the study of life). If you're looking for more scholarly based videos on the history of ancient science like this one, make sure to subscribe to my Youtube channel, Right here: youtube.com/channel/UCCkBMq5Kspo38-RopmroyPQMy video on the Pre-Socratic Philosophers: youtube.com/watch?v=OcYJ-ouMUv0BBC documentary: youtube.com/watch?v=JN8ortM4M3o&t=1s Recommended literature.The beginnings of western Science by David Lindberg. Link: amzn.to/3dwp1fQWondering what programs I use to make my videos?After Effects = The program I use to animate my videos. Link: amzn.to/2uBHtU1Photoshop = The program I use to create my thumbnails, some of the maps and the carton character I use. Link: amzn.to/2VrvymQBlue Ice Yeti = The mike I use to record my videos. Link: amzn.to/384S3R6DISCLAIMER: This video-description contain affiliate links, which means that if you click on one of the product links, I will receive a small commission. Note: I try to use copyright-free images and stock footage at all times. However, if I have used any of your artwork or video content then please don't hesitate to contact me and I’ll be more than happy to give the appropriate credit. Mail: inkhistorycontact@gmail.comSources: The Beginnings of Western Science(David Lindberg, 2008). Music Credits - “Deliberate Thought” by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0
Templar Knights: Origins - Quality History. Quill & Ink History 2018-03-10 | Interested in learning about the Origins of the Templar Knights?Then this video is for you! Today you will learn everything you need to know about the Knights Templar origins including…Why the Knights Templar order was created by its founder Hugh of Payens.The underlying social, political and religious context of the formation of the order of the Knight's Templars.How the order was organized and what sorts of Templars existed within the order.If you're looking for more scholarly based history videos like this one, make sure to subscribe to my Youtube channel, Right here: youtube.com/channel/UCCkBMq5Kspo38-RopmroyPQ Wondering what programs I use to make my videos?After Effects = The program I use to animate my videos. Link: amzn.to/2uBHtU1Photoshop = The program I use to create my thumbnails and some of the maps I use. Link: amzn.to/2VrvymQBlue Ice Yeti = The mike I use to record my videos. Link: amzn.to/384S3R6DISCLAIMER: This video-description contain affiliate links, which means that if you click on one of the product links, I will receive a small commission. Note: If your artwork is used in the video, please email me so I can give proper credit/take it down if that's what you wish.Email: inkhistorycontact@gmail.comSources.The New Knighthood: A History of the Order of the Temple(Malcolm Barber, 2012). britannica.com/topic/Templars
Hypatia of Alexandria: The (REAL) history of antiquities greatest female philosopher. Quill & Ink History 2018-02-03 | Are you familiar with the history of Hypatia of Alexandria?Maybe you believe that she was a young beautiful woman?Maybe you believe that she was a martyr for science and that her death signaled the beginning of the dark ages?Well, let's just say that real history is very far from the fictions in popular culture. So if you want to learn the real history of Hypatia of Alexandria, check out this video!Here´some cool stuff you will learn in today´s video:The life (and school) of Hypatia of Alexandria.Hypatia's philosophical beliefs about the world and herself(and how they related to her work in mathematics and astronomy).Hypatia's death and the events leading up it.How the life of Hypatia has been used throughout history for ideological purposes(+ recommended literature). If you're looking for more scholarly based videos on the history of science and religion like this one, make sure to subscribe to my Youtube channel, Right here: youtube.com/channel/UCCkBMq5Kspo38-RopmroyPQ?disable_polymer=true Recommended literature.Hypatia of Alexandria by Maria Dzielska: amazon.com/gp/product/0674437764/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=9325&creativeASIN=0674437764&linkCode=as2&tag=quillandink02-20&linkId=8fedf80832c5c184b9d20f0d46f1bbd1Hypatia by Edward J Watts: amazon.com/gp/product/0190073705/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=9325&creativeASIN=0190073705&linkCode=as2&tag=quillandink02-20&linkId=1874c95883c871f169919bb251ac08a4DISCLAIMER: This video-description contain affiliate links, which means that if you click on one of the product links, I will receive a small commission. Note: If your artwork is used in the video, please email me so I can give proper credit/take it down if that's what you wish.Email: inkhistorycontact@gmail.com Sources.Hypatia of Alexandria(Maria Dzielska, 1995). Hypatia, the life, and legend of an ancient philosopher(Edward J Watts, 2017).Ecclesiastical history(Socrates Scholasticus). The life of Isidore(Damascius). The Beginnings of Western science(David C Lindberg, 2007).Galileo goes to jail and other myths about science and religion(Ronald Numbers, 2009).Hypatia of Alexandria: Mathematician and Martyr(Michael Deakin, 2007, Note: mainly used for primary sources).The footage was taken from.History Buffs: Agora. youtube.com/watch?v=NwUwjkEveBE&t=221sAlexandria: The Greatest City(2010).Cosmos episode 13(1980).Music is taken from Kevin Macleod.
Pre socratic philosophers - The fathers of philosophy. Quill & Ink History 2018-01-04 | Are you familiar with the history of the pre socratic philosophers? If not this video is for you, by the time you have finished you will have a solid understanding of the intellectual achievements in the days of early ancient Greek philosophy including…The presocratic philosophers speculations about the fundamental stuff that makes up the universe. The pre-socratic philosophy on the question of change and epistemology. Important presocratic philosophers like Thales, Parmenides, Democritus, Anaximander, Anaxagoras, Empedocles(and more) and their contributions to western civilization.An overview of the thought’s and achievements of the Philosopher Plato(Yeah I know he's now a presocratic philosopher but I will give good reasons for including him in the video!!!). If you're looking for more scholarly based videos on the history of ancient philosophy like this one, make sure to subscribe to my Youtube channel, Right here: youtube.com/channel/UCCkBMq5Kspo38-RopmroyPQ?view_as=subscriber Recommended literature.- The Beginnings of Western Science by David Lindberg. Link: amzn.to/2VesbPnWondering what programs I use to make my videos?After Effects = The program I use to animate my videos. Link: amzn.to/2uBHtU1Photoshop = The program I use to create my thumbnails and some of the maps I use. Link: amzn.to/2VrvymQBlue Ice Yeti = The mike I use to record my videos. Link: amzn.to/384S3R6DISCLAIMER: This video-description contain affiliate links, which means that if you click on one of the product links, I will receive a small commission. Note: If your artwork is used in the video, please email me so I can give proper credit/take it down if that's what you wish.Email: inkhistorycontact@gmail.com Sources: The Beginnings of Western Science(David C Lindberg, 2007)
Egyptian Mythology Explained - Quality History Quill & Ink History 2017-10-20 | Want to learn the truth about what the ancient Egyptians actually believed about themselves, the world, and the gods?Note: If your artwork is used in the video, please email me so I can give proper credit/take it down if that's what you wish.Email: inkhistorycontact@gmail.comToday you will learn several amazing things about Egyptian mythology including…What scholars actually mean when they use the word mythology. What function the Egyptian gods had in Egyptian mythology.How the ancient Egyptians worshiped the gods.The pharaoh rejected the mythological worldview in favor of the worship of one single god called Aten. If you're looking for more scholarly history videos like this one, make sure to subscribe to my Youtube channel, Right here: youtube.com/channel/UCCkBMq5Kspo38-RopmroyPQ Sources. Egypt and the Egyptians(Douglas J. Brewer and Emily Teeter, 2007). Akhenaten and the religion of light(Erik Hornung, 1995). Vincent Arieh Tobin, “Mythological texts”, The Oxford Encyclopedia of Ancient Egypt.
Egyptian Science(+Mesopotamia). Quill & Ink History 2017-09-22 | Ever wanted to learn about the Achievements of the ancient egyptian science? Today we will cover the intellectual and technological achievements of ancient Egypt Mesopotamia in writing, mathematics, medicine and astronomy. Note: If your artwork is used in the video, please email me so I can give proper credit/take it down if that's what you wish.Email: inkhistorycontact@gmail.comSources.The Beginnings of Western Science(David C Lindberg, 2007)Music credits.Celtic impulse and Tabuk by Kevin Macleod.
Ancient Science: Introduction. Quill & Ink History 2017-09-06 | Ever wanted to learn about the scientific achievements of the Ancient world? The history of Ancient Science is a facilitating story, click here to find out...Quill & Ink History is starting a new video series covering the history ancient science stretching from ancient Egypt and Mesopotamia in around 3000 B.C to the days of John Philoponus in around 500 A.D. We will cover a wide arrange of subjects including the invention of writing, metaphysical speculations of underlying reality, astronomy, medicine, optics, mathematics, philosophy and much more. On our journey we will encounter great historical thinkers and scientists such as Thales, Aristotle, Plato, Pythagoras, Epicurus, Hypatia of Alexandria, John Philoponus and many more. Ancient Science: Introduction will serve as an intro to those subjects.______________________________________________________________________________To find out more about Quill & Ink History: youtube.com/watch?v=CeVlgrxE_TcLike Quill & Ink History on social media.Facebook: facebook.com/quillandinkhistory/?ref=bookmarksTwitter: twitter.com/QuillInkHistoryCheck out these videos.Aztec army and warrior culture. youtube.com/watch?v=pgTa2dtx1nk&t=192sDid Christianity destroy ancient science? youtube.com/watch?v=Zn6XixUJUe8______________________________________________________________________________ Note: If your artwork is used in the video, please email me so I can give proper credit/take it down if that's what you wish.Email: inkhistorycontact@gmail.com Sources.The Beginnings of Western Science(David C Lindberg, 2007).
Aztec Warriors and military(Quick overview) Quill & Ink History 2017-08-28 | Are you familiar with the history of Aztec warfare?In today's video, you will learn everything you need to know about the Aztec empire and the Aztec military including…How the Aztec military conducted the training for every individual Aztec Warrior.The Aztec religion and its relationship to the Aztec warrior culture and the Aztec gods. The weapons used by the Aztec army such as the Aztec obsidian sword which was wielded by mighty Aztec jaguar warriors. The Aztec empires foreign politics and how the Aztec king managed to subdue all of Tenochtitlan's enemy city-states in central America with the might of the Aztec military.Why the Aztec empire fell so quickly after the arrival of the Spanish conquistadors in the conflict of the Aztec vs Spanish.If you are looking for more scholarly based videos in the Aztec empire and military like this one, make sure to check out the recommended literature and subscribe to my Youtube channel: youtube.com/channel/UCCkBMq5Kspo38-RopmroyPQ?view_as=subscriber Recommended literature.Carnage and culture by Victor Davies Hansen. Link: amzn.to/3fYmDA7Wondering what programs I use to make my videos?After Effects = The program I use to animate my videos. Link: amzn.to/2uBHtU1Photoshop = The program I use to create my thumbnails and some of the maps I use. Link: amzn.to/2VrvymQBlue Ice Yeti = The mike I use to record my videos. Link: amzn.to/384S3R6DISCLAIMER: This video-description contain affiliate links, which means that if you click on one of the product links, I will receive a small commission. Note: If your artwork is used in the video, please email me so I can give proper credit/take it down if that's what you wish.Email: inkhistorycontact@gmail.comSources.britannica.com/topic/Aztec.Carnage and Culture. (Victor Davies Hanson, 2002).War and Peace in the Ancient World. (Kurt A. Raaflaub, 2007).http://www.historytoday.com/ross-hassig/aztec-warfareWorld history magazine(nr 12, 2017). Note: This magazine can only be found in Swedish. Music.Kevin Macleod: Clash Defiant.Kevin Macleod: Volatile Reaction.aztec Tenochtitlan
