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0:15 I just use the flags of the Mexican Republic for the liberals and the flag of the First Mexican Empire for the conservatives as they at least somewhat represent what the two factions where fighting for. Although keep in mind that during the Reform War the flag of the Republic was used by both conservatives and the liberals.
2:10 Since he was seen as a military hero even though he had many loses under his belt, he was very good at covering these up.
3:49 OK technically it wasn't a full default on all the Mexican debt, but I am not an economist nor have the time to explain debt restructuring. In layman's terms, Britain, France and Spain weren't going to get payed the full amount owned to them.
4:41 It is technically not a "national holiday" in Mexico (but it was in the past) but it is still very much celebrated today. But in the modern era it has gain a more different symbolism specially in the US Mexican community.
5:03 Ok it wasn't as strait forward as this and there was more military maneuvering by both sides and more battles than just one but again I am talking about the grand scheme of things.
5:10 Some have argued "no country in the Americas has subsequently been invaded by any other European military force" or that "had Mexico not defeated the French in Puebla on May 5, 1862, France would have gone to the aid of the Confederate States of America". But these are very much speculations and I don't think valid arguments can be made for either of them.
5:30 It is important to understand that the conservatives weren't united in their support for installing a French backed European monarch.
5:38 The maps of the Mexican Empire control in Mexico may be wrong. I used (sources in the script) as my sources all of which differ slightly, there are also other websites showing yet another different control of the Mexican empire (ibid.). It is hard to say to what extent and where the Mexican Empire exerted control over the population as it was a mess of roaming gorillas and dissidents on top of the official forces of the Liberals and the Empire.
6:13 He prominently spoke out against the harsh treatment of the minorities within the Austrian Empire specially after the the brutal putting down of rebellions in the middle of the 19th century.
8:50 However he didn't abolish Peonage completely (although it is speculated that he had plans to, after the war).
9:16 And also to raise money for the Mexican peasants in Mexico city living in poverty.
10:01 It is also said that the Indios preferred having a king because they still had strong believes preferring kings over a republic harkening back to the pre-colonial era.
10:27 Charro is a certain kind of person so to be completely accurate he wasn't wearing a charro but a charro style clothing.
11:44 He didn't want to enact the decree but was convinced by his conservative supporters it was the only way to win the war.
13:37 There's a lot of contradiction of what Maximilian said and when on his last day. Some sources says that Maximilian's last words where these. "May my blood seal up the misfortunes of my adopted country. Long live Mexico.". Other sources add to that this "I die in a just cause, that of the independence and liberty of Mexico. May my blood seal up the misfortunes of my adopted country. Long live Mexico." Yet another source mentions this "May my blood be the last to be spilled as a sacrifice for the country. And if it did require some of its sons, may it be for the good of the Nation and never to betray it." Yet another account says this “what a glorious day! I have always wanted to die on just such a day". While other accounts say these words where said by Maximilian before the execution and aren't his last words. Lastly a romanticized version of his last words exist which most certainly where not his last words. "Mexicans! Persons of my class and origin are appointed by god, either for the happiness of nations, or to be martyrs. Called by you, I came for the good of the country. I came not in my ambition, but I came animated by the best desires for the future of my adopted country; for that of the brave men to whom, before death, I express my gratitude for their sacrifice. Mexicans! May my blood be the last that is shed, and may it regenerate this unhappy country!"
14:56 Arguments against this usually say that the liberals had to take the jobs as they where the only good paying job in a civil war ridden country.
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0:15 I just use the flags of the Mexican Republic for the liberals and the flag of the First Mexican Empire for the conservatives as they at least somewhat represent what the two factions where fighting for. Although keep in mind that during the Reform War the flag of the Republic was used by both conservatives and the liberals.
2:10 Since he was seen as a military hero even though he had many loses under his belt, he was very good at covering these up.
3:49 OK technically it wasn't a full default on all the Mexican debt, but I am not an economist nor have the time to explain debt restructuring. In layman's terms, Britain, France and Spain weren't going to get payed the full amount owned to them.
4:41 It is technically not a "national holiday" in Mexico (but it was in the past) but it is still very much celebrated today. But in the modern era it has gain a more different symbolism specially in the US Mexican community.
5:03 Ok it wasn't as strait forward as this and there was more military maneuvering by both sides and more battles than just one but again I am talking about the grand scheme of things.
5:10 Some have argued "no country in the Americas has subsequently been invaded by any other European military force" or that "had Mexico not defeated the French in Puebla on May 5, 1862, France would have gone to the aid of the Confederate States of America". But these are very much speculations and I don't think valid arguments can be made for either of them.
5:30 It is important to understand that the conservatives weren't united in their support for installing a French backed European monarch.
5:38 The maps of the Mexican Empire control in Mexico may be wrong. I used (sources in the script) as my sources all of which differ slightly, there are also other websites showing yet another different control of the Mexican empire (ibid.). It is hard to say to what extent and where the Mexican Empire exerted control over the population as it was a mess of roaming gorillas and dissidents on top of the official forces of the Liberals and the Empire.
6:13 He prominently spoke out against the harsh treatment of the minorities within the Austrian Empire specially after the the brutal putting down of rebellions in the middle of the 19th century.
8:50 However he didn't abolish Peonage completely (although it is speculated that he had plans to, after the war).
9:16 And also to raise money for the Mexican peasants in Mexico city living in poverty.
10:01 It is also said that the Indios preferred having a king because they still had strong believes preferring kings over a republic harkening back to the pre-colonial era.
10:27 Charro is a certain kind of person so to be completely accurate he wasn't wearing a charro but a charro style clothing.
11:44 He didn't want to enact the decree but was convinced by his conservative supporters it was the only way to win the war.
13:37 There's a lot of contradiction of what Maximilian said and when on his last day. Some sources says that Maximilian's last words where these. "May my blood seal up the misfortunes of my adopted country. Long live Mexico.". Other sources add to that this "I die in a just cause, that of the independence and liberty of Mexico. May my blood seal up the misfortunes of my adopted country. Long live Mexico." Yet another source mentions this "May my blood be the last to be spilled as a sacrifice for the country. And if it did require some of its sons, may it be for the good of the Nation and never to betray it." Yet another account says this “what a glorious day! I have always wanted to die on just such a day". While other accounts say these words where said by Maximilian before the execution and aren't his last words. Lastly a romanticized version of his last words exist which most certainly where not his last words. "Mexicans! Persons of my class and origin are appointed by god, either for the happiness of nations, or to be martyrs. Called by you, I came for the good of the country. I came not in my ambition, but I came animated by the best desires for the future of my adopted country; for that of the brave men to whom, before death, I express my gratitude for their sacrifice. Mexicans! May my blood be the last that is shed, and may it regenerate this unhappy country!"
14:56 Arguments against this usually say that the liberals had to take the jobs as they where the only good paying job in a civil war ridden country.
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0:00 Introduction 2:52 Intro to "Aztec" Religion 6:04 Intro to "Aztec" Sacrifices 8:15 Heart-Extraction Sacrifice 16:52 God Impersonator Sacrifice 19:15 Intro to the Historical Theories 20:01 Ecological Argument 21:23 Political Argument 23:58 Conclusion to the Sacrifices and Theories 26:20 Problems With the Source Material 33:53 Conclusion
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- For the creation myth I seemed to have confused the fact that Huitzilopochtli, even though being the sun god (maybe), was not the god that sacrificed himself to be the sun in the fifth iteration of the sun. Basically Huitzilopochtli did not sacrifice himself to be the sun as I said in the video. Also the whole celestial battle between the sun and the moon was a bit too oversimplified on my part as to be really accurate. See the long comment I "hearted" in the description by MajoraZ for more information on this.
- For more context into the religious continuum I talk about in the pinned comment see Zuyuano Regime.
- The Itzcoatl quote does not say 'history' but 'paintings' but the Aztecs called their codices paintings as that's partly what they where and in the context of the quote it most definitely means history when it says paintings. That's why for the sake of clarity I amended the quote. The king was also helped in this or persuaded to do this by the chief Mexica advisor at the time Tlacaelel. It is also argued it was Tlacaelel who helped established the whole imperial cult. Durán, Diego, Doris. Heyden, and Fernando Horcasitas. The Aztecs : The History of the Indies of New Spain. New York: Orion Press, 1964. p. 141.
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5:21 Liquid= being able to be sold or converted into cash.
6:04 Yard Gaard or a Gård.
6:52 The Bergen Kontor had a wast majority of merchants from Lubeck so most but not all Yards where just people from Lubeck. Other Hansa Kontor where actually more diverse than Bryggen was.
7:00 Every Kontor had a different administrative structure plus even the administrative structure of Bryggen shown here is just the early 15th century as the structure changed over time. Also Hansa Cities where completely different from the Kontors in administration.
7:51 Of course everyone in the Kontor also had to go to church every Sunday.
9:19 No it's not a coincidence that the Bergen's red-light district lies so close to the Kontor. The Kontor was the largest customer of the red-light district.
11:48 King Christian IV of Denmark attended one of the initiations (in the 16th century) and found "them so amusing he ordered one of his servants to take part ... he [the servant] was treated so roughly" (during the hazing) that he refused to participate anymore even if the king gave him 100 gold coins. Which was equivalent at the time to 2.7 years worth of tradesman salary.
14:15 This is a suggestive term. Of course some locals hated it and some enjoyed it. It wasn't universally loved at all. There where plenty of locals that despised it.
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2:12 Ok here I have to explain what I was saying because again it can be misinterpreted as wrong. The modern sport of Hurley is Irish, I am talking about the sport that Hurley evolved from which was a Celtic game played in large variety by all Celtic tribes of the British isles. In the original video I was talking about the predecessor of Hurley not Hurley its self.
4:11 Agh yes, he technically wasn't a king as he wasn't "crowned" but to be fair he's the person who basically turned a slavic tribal area in to a feudal system that became a kingdom. Anyways the sentence should have been "he was the first none disputed ruler of Poland from the Piast dynasty".
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1:02 Large group leaving church services in Bohemia, Czech Republic in 1897.
1:26 The Area of today's Western Slovakia and Eastern Moravia had and still somewhat has a mixed Czech/Slovak population but I don't show that in these maps as A. A lot of People back than identified as Czechoslovak rather than one or the other and B. I am lazy and didn't want to draw it.
1:26 Keep in mind that the area populated by the Czechs is much more densely populated than the area populated by the Slovaks. So even though on the map it doesn't seem like a big difference, population vise the Czechs are far more numerous.
2:18 These are the official colors of the mentioned Czech parties, blue and darker blue. These tow parties weren't the only parties in Czechia at the time but they where the most prominent.
2:44 Most Czech movements at the end of the 19th century where also dictated by anti-westernism, Russophilia and antisemitism.
2:58 (SNS Slovenská národná strana) different from the current SNS, not the same party just the same name.
3:06 It was edited by Svetozár Hurban-Vajanský during the time we are looking at (1899 to the Great War), it had many other editors outside of this time (also a few brief ones during Vajansky's involvement).
4:39 The technical term is the "Eastern Slovak Dialect" (Západoslovenský Dialekt) but I found "Zahoracky Dialect" way more funnier.
4:45 He failed at being a farmer, locksmith, and a blacksmith in part due to his disdain towards those jobs.
4:56 Gymnasium- Type of a Central European grammar school.
6:56 He was later found not guilty and pardon just before the end of the War.
7:03 Masaryk was also quite a hothead with a nack for ending up in fights whether verbal or physical.
7:19 There was also a prominent Old Czech party which had the votes of the Czech higher class and Czech Germans.
8:10 Given the chance, a small majority 51% of Czechs and Slovaks would most likely choose independence, but considering the state of AH, many politicians rather officially supported the federalist state idea instead of a full blown succession.
8:16 There where also suppose to be various autonomous German enclaves throughout the empire.
9:42 "Austrian" here refers to any Austrian recruit not just German Austrian.
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0:36 This map isn't a completely accurate representation of Cambridge in the 16th century as it is an artistic rendition of an 16th century artistic rendition of Cambridge. It also shows Cambridge as it was in the 16th century even though the video talks about events prior to that date. This is because I don't think a map of Cambridge that's dated earlier then the 16th century exists or if it does I was unable to find it, hence the 16th century map.
2:06 Milton Keynes didn't exist at this point. Well at least not as it is now. The city was part of a new development project in the 1960s. Before that the area was mostly farmland with very small population. It was inhabited ever since the bronze age it just never was an established city or even a town until the 1960s. I put it in because I simply made a mistake.
2:17 This could have been more than three or even less, it's hard to prove where one was born in the 12th century. Not many birth certificates where printed out at that time.
2:27 Technically he was only a “master of the scholars” since the chancellery didn't exist yet but in practice he basically over saw all the day to day administrations of the University just like a chancellor would.
3:17 Another reason for staying may have been that Cambridge had a presence of ecclesiastical courts for the bishopric of Ely meaning students and specially law students would have had a great opportunity to work in the town as well as learn.
3:48 Joined by the Dominicans in 1238.
5:35 However there where new Universities in Scotland due to the fact that the oath by Cambridge and Oxford pertained only to England.
5:44 Hostels and halls are basically the same thing and the words are used interchangeable for the most part. However the main difference is that the words hostel was mainly used in Cambridge as the word Hall was mainly used in Oxford. I also show the location of St Bernard's hostel in the video.
5:52 Hostels like St Bernard's or Physwick.
6:09 Starting in around the 15th century.
6:25 M. Laser is an idiot who can't do History.
7:02 Gonville Hall unlike where today's Gonville & Caius College stands was located at what is today the garden of Corpus Chirsti College.
8:35 6 of which survived to this day and King’s Hall and Michaelhouse got absorbed in to today's Trinity College.
9:34 Allegedly one of the leaders of the rioters was the mayor of Cambridge.
9:44 Back then Corpus Christi College was located a bit more up street than it is today.
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1:46 It is most likely that the Italian Boii joined other Celtic tribes that came from Bohemia in to Pannonia.
2:46 The Andizetes where a celtizised Illyrian tribe.
3:03 The Dacian lands at this point where divided in to many small autonomous tribal alliances.
5:43 Or a small fortress used only for strategical (war) purposes rather then living purposes.
6:09 It is undeniable that the Romans played a vital part in the development of today's Bratislava right across the Danube from their border but I didn't count this because it *technically never was part of the Empire.
6:39 Fun fact, when the Magyars arrived to Pannonia they already had their own wine making techniques established. They then combined these with the Roman ones in Pannonia creating the unique style in which the Hungarian wine is made today.
7:47 It is also argued that this is mainly due to the fact that the northern border head more dangerous tribes like the Marcomani and Quadi then the eastern border. However when you look at the frequent Iazyges raids in to Pannonia this theory doesn't seem to hold up. Other arguments are also that Romans used a lot of auxiliary forts for protection along the border. Hence the two legions where enough. However these forts weren't more numerous in Eastern Pannonia than anywhere else, plus legions where the only "active armies" that could respond to active problems happening, with all this combined eastern Pannonia was still less guarded then other areas in the Roman Empire.
8:02 This was mainly because the 7th legion was still in Viminacium in the south (so when the 4th left there was still one legion to protect the area) but when the 2sc legion was gone there was no protection from the East so the 4th legion had to be transferred to Budapest. Lastly yes, over all the Pannonian basin had a much larger border force than other areas of the Empire, specially by the later Roman period, but this is the basin considered as a whole. All these legions and forces weren't uniformly divided within the basin and that was the problem I pointed out in the video.
8:15 The Second Legion Adiutrix had both a Capricorn and a Pegasus as a symbol but lets be honest Capricorn doesn't look as cool as a Pegasus plus we thought the Pegasus played nicely in to the nomadic horse theme Pannonia head through out the late antiquity and early medieval period.
9:09 The Second legion participated in all these wars.
9:27 They became a client state due to several small wars they had with the Romans all which they lost, however I didn't have time to mention these or go in to detail about them.
10:05 The Iazyges broke away from Roman control during this time.
11:19 Roman Limes means border regions of the Roman Empire and can mean also a border wall/fortification but doesn't have to necessarily.
13:42 This was a mistake, I didn't want to show the Goths raiding south but the Huns.
13:47 This is was also when the "official Roman port" for trading with the Huns changed from the cities on the Danube to Naissus in Serbia.
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0:40 Here I show the old Hungarian alphabet which was derived from the old Turkic alphabet. The Hungarians most likely adopted this alphabet from the Khazars.
0:48 I used the Hungarian Turul to symbolize the Hungarians in this video.
0:58 The Kingdom of Doclea technically never fully incorporated its areas so Bosnia, Zahumlje and Rascia principalities acted as semi autonomous areas, however since this would be too hard to draw I just put them under the Kingdom of Doclea which they technically where under.
0:58 The Kieven Rus was technically divided in to three parts during this time but it was still jointly ruled as a single kingdom by the Yaroslavichi triumvirate.
3:14 There are no sources in existence that can tell us the exact (there are some that can tell us roughly) locations of these tribes. We only know they existed in that area around this time, so I try my best in the video to put them where it would make the most sense but remember this may be wrong.
3:50 It is unknown when exactly the Pechenegs crossed the Khazar Khaganate to settle on its western border. However we do know that it happened due to the Khazar joined attack on the Pechenegs by the Ouzes which forced the Pechenegs to march across the Khazar lands somewhere between 830 to 850 to get away from the Ouzes.
4:58 It was more of a gradient to be exact.
5:27 The first certain European written records. There are some very brief mentions of Hungarians in Arabic writings from 810.
6:00 Annales Bertiniani
6:36 Plus to get to Francia the Hungarians had to cross Moravian controlled territory which wouldn't be possible if they didn't get an approval from the Moravians.
7:26 Most sources about this event point to the small Hungarian raid on Frankish Pannonia and wrongly conclude that the Hungarian alliance with the Franks ended and they fought along side the Moravians in 894 but as we see later the Hungarian alliance with the Franks didn't end until Arnulf's death. Meaning this raid was either made up or more likely was conducted accidentally by a not so loyal Hungarian tribe while the Hungarians raided the Moravian lands.
7:12 It is unclear how Svetopluk died but in the Annales Fuldenses the writer implies he had a "most unlucky death" in some kind of a battle.
7:22 I put Predslav in a question mark because it is uncertain whether he really existed but the other two sons are very much known and recorded in Frankish sources.
8:54 Obviously this source is over-exaggerating a bit as some of the Hungarians already started to migrate across the Carpathians in 895 hence not "all" woman and children where killed in the Pecheneg attacks.
9:34 He wasn't trying to subdue the area that was a mistake on my part mixing up dates of HRE conquest of northern Italy. Arnulf was just using the Magyars to fight against the current Italian king Berengar.
10:23 Moravians also became vassals of the Franks for a brief 2 year period during this time.
10:23 We don't know when exactly we just know it was between the years of 901 and 907.
10:26 Or in 905, it is unclear in the sources.
12:12 It is still debated which one was which but I went with the more accepted answer among the Historians.
12:19 To be honest he was a child so even though in the sources it claims it was his idea it most likely was cooked up by his nobles/regency council.
12:58 He did not participate in the battle.
14:50 It is speculated that the Franks had around 60K troops and the Hungarians around 20K troops but these are only speculations based on numbers cited in other Frankish and Hungarian wars/battles.
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1:14 Which was another colonial role appointed by the monarch.
1:25 Intendencies became used only after the bourbon reforms and mostly took power from the captaincies general.
1:25 Captaincies general was the head of the audiencias but also the head of other governmental powers like local military for example.
In general at the start of the video I am talking about the colony after the Bourbon reforms.
2:46 Of course the people from Spain had usually higher status then the people from elsewhere in Europe but they both where on top of the casta system.
3:00 In the early colonial period the word Criollos was used for all people born in america whether white or native or African however it later became to be used for only European descendence born in America.
5:13 Highest portion of Slaves was in Cordoba at 20 %.
5:14 However even though slavery wasn't really used endangered servitude still was.
7:27 And even though the Bourbon reforms tried to diminish this power of the church it didn't really work.
7:50 OK the French didn't control the whole peninsula but it was just easier to draw it like this.
8:30 City councils where the cabildos mentioned prior in the graphic showing the administration divides of the colony.
10:00 There where insurgencies against Spain before Hidalgo but Hidalgo is counted by historian as the start of the independence movement.
10:39 The reasons Hidalgo may have done this. 1. The terrain of the city he was coming from was mountains and therefor easily defended by the Spanish. 2. Hidalgo feared the mass pillaging, looting and killing that would happen in the city ones his army took it. 3. Hidalgo knew his army drastically outnumbered the Spanish but he also new it was ilequipped, poorly armed and always suffered drastic casualties when fighting trained Spanish troops, and Mexico city had the most skilled Spanish troops in the colony guarding it. He may have thought he just wouldn't be able to win.
14:40 There where actually two main treaties declaring independence the Plan de Iguala (which is the original three guarantees plan) and the Treaty of Córdoba which expended on the Three Guarantees plan. These two are usually cited together as they deal with the same thing and are obviously just an extension of each other.
15:13 He technically didn't escape to Spain but was absolved of his duties by the Royalists who still thought they could fight Iturbide . The royalists however quickly followed him as it became very clear that the revolutionaries had won.
17:05 Ironically these republicans which wanted to enforce the abolishment of the casta system are thought to have been supported by the USA.
18:06 Technically they where allowed the right to determine their own destiny by the Mexican Republican Government (they chose independence) but a majority of Mexicans where against this, calling it an illegitimate declaration of independence.
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1:53 Although in the grand scheme of things Parma had mixed allegiances at that time it was pro church leaning.
2:48 Also the supply lines to the besieging army would be threatened as well.
3:07 He wasn't as much of an Imperial party supporter as he was dissatisfied with the Papal and Bolognese control and governents.
3:40 The English version of Wikipedia.
3:48 To be fare outside of Wikipedia (exceptions apply), you shouldn't be going to any of these pages for source material.
4:56 Also the poem in an of its self had made up some aspects of the war that weren't true.
6:46 All this maneuvering took couple of nights not just one single night.
7:41 Prati di Saletto plateau not Castelletto sorry.
8:49 Even though European infantry war drums are usually seen as a modern era tool they where actually used in battle by the Europeans since the crusades.
10:42 Crespellano, Zola, Samoggia, Anzola, Castelfranco, Piumazzo and the Rhine lock in Casalecchio,
10:44 Locks on the Reno river diverted drinking water to Bologna.
10:49 There are several reasons why the Modenes didn't besiege Bologna and some are still debated to this day. For example Historians are still not sure whether Modena had enough soldiers to even attempt a siege of Bologna on top of that the Modenes supplie lines where already very stretched and it would be hard to have a drawn out siege. Lastly besieging Bologna wouldn't give much direct gains to Modena as they definitely wouldn't be aloud or capable of annexing it.
11:07 It is still debated whether this truly happened or was invented a years later as a funny story/anecdote. However most sources do seem to point towards it actually happening.
12:19 Most of this money was taken by Passerino and Modena it's self didn't see much from it.
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8:48 OK technically Charlemagne wasn't the one who "directly" appointed Leo 3rd but his influence and protection was the only reason why Leo became and remained a Pope.
1:01 This practice was done before Charlemagne and some people may argue that it was in fact Justinian who set this precedent but it is without a doubt that Charlemagne had a big part in it and we had to start somewhere.
1:45 This was hardly a short affair. It happened over the course of around 35 years (since 1050) and involved various Popes although the most notable one was Gregory VII.
2:22 Henry was also excommunicated, and he also appointed an anti Pope to fight against the current pope , etc.
2:32 King of the Germans was an elected (by prince electors) ruler of what we know as the Holy Roman Empire. And even though King of the Germans effectively ruled over the HRE he technically was only called the Holy Roman Emperor if the Pope crowned him as such. So Henry the 4th wasn't crowned as the Holy Roman Emperor (up until now) but he was crowned as the King of the Germans
2:48 Pour choice of words, it was only "dubious" depending on what side you look at it from.
3:48 Although the power struggle between the Papacy and the HRE in the area existed ever since the signing of the Concordat of Worms.
3:45 The Papal States where just that, States. So there existed divisions within the Papal states with varying amount of autonomy. But on the map I only shown the states which had the most autonomy and the rest I just put together in to the Papal States.
4:13 First was the treaty of Venice and then the was the full peace treaty.
4:15 The Lombard league would be rekindled few more times against the the HRE but these where more focused around the church vs the empire struggles that came about later, rather then a true league of most Italian city states, like the first one was.
5:30 Of course the exact reasons for a city to be pro imperial or pro church, varied city by city and it wasn't always as clear cut as to be portrait completely accurately on a map. Therefor my map is "in general" accurate but each city/area is special in how it dealt with the Guelphs vs Ghibellines struggle.
6:07 Ghibellines cut fruit at a table crosswise, Guelphs straight down.
6:25 The interregnum was a period between 1245 and 1312 where the combination of various events from the princess unable to decide on a new king, to multiple pretender kings, plus Papal insurgency, resulted in the 65 year long succession crises.
6:55 Of course each battle had its own unique reasons for happening but all the battles during this period had a continues overarching plot of Church vs the Empire. I am also not showing all the battles that occurred during this era here.
6:51 Even though the legitimate emperor Fredric II didn't die until 1250, the interregnum started during the last 5 years of his reign due to the pope crowning an anti Holy Roman Emperor to take power away from Fredrick.
8:02 Dante also fought in the battle of Campaldino.
8:55 Even though the Pope and the Emperor will through out history support various pro church and pro imperial factions, over all the parties turned too radical for both of them to be able to "fully" control the situation.
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0:27 I am showing the Huns, Finno-Ugric Tribes, Avars and Bulgars, even though there where many more tribes that where in the area at one point or another.
2:12 The Volga Bulgars and Magyars where also vassals of the Khazars at this point.
2:53 The map of different Slavic tribes may well be inaccurate because we have only the Novgorod writings to work with and therefor we can't really pinpoint an exact map of all the different Slavic ethnic groups and where they lived. We just know they existed.
3:53 You may also find some writings where confused authors would use the word Rus' and Varangians interchangeably.
4:04 I actually meant to say crucible steel not Damascus steel as the ulfberht swords never actually where true crucible steel. They where sometimes considered as pattern welded "false Damascus" steel which is a form of crucible steel but isn't actually true Damascus steel.
8:34 It also may have been that Rurik was just a descended of one of the many Varangian chieftains that existed in the area, who than manage to conquer all the other smaller chieftains.
9:00 However he most likely conquered most of the Rus' northern lands before his death.
9:15 I show the Khazars having full control of the area between the years 882 to 912 but this wasn't completely true as the nomadic tribe that would replace them later the Pechenegs already had established a hold on the Khazar Northern lands.
9:19 Oleg also set off on few raiding expeditions and also allegedly besieged Constantinople.
9:41 There are many more interpretations of when Oleg lived, died and what happened during that time but this one seemed to most likely to me.
9:52 And also in to the Khazar lands.
10:12 Laws regarding to collecting tributes, most likely connected to the fact that her husband died while doing that.
10:34 The Pechenegs allied with the Rus' and helped them conquer the Khazars and that is why they where able to establish them self in the lower Ukraine region after the Khazar destruction.
12:25 Vladimir actually conquered Kiev from which Yaropolk ran away. It was while on this run Vladimir killed his brother.
13:09 As told to us through the primary chronicle so whether he actually said it or not we may never no.
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4:48 Slovakia or Slovak as a term didn't really exist until around the late exploration period. However the Slavic people that we call the Slovaks today lived in then northern Hungary pretty much since the Western Slavic migration.
5:09 It is important to understand that the spectrum of how good or badly Slovaks where treated varied between counties and time periods.
5:46 I am well aware of anecdotal sentencing and imprisonment of pro nationalistic Slovaks however these where very much an exception then the norm when it came to the average person. -The only major event I can really think of is the Černová massacre and that wasn't even as clear cut as most Slovaks make it out to be. Also Hungarians got under a lot of political pressure and lost a lot of prestige on the world stage because of that event. So that just goes to show how they couldn't really afford to be very "active" in their oppression of Slovaks without having a lot of problems and it not being known about in the rest of the world.
5:35 Also Hungarians would find many Hungarian settlements within today's Slovakia mainly in the southern part.
10:53 Also the Latin text is written in a cursive style tough in Slovak elementary school and it is the cursive style I still write in to this day.
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0:34 He was declared to be an honorary king and also a saint after his death. Hence today his name is King Wenceslaus or Saint Wenceslaus.
2:06 He is the translator and or creator of multiple today well known Christmas carols not just of Good King Wenceslas.
3:19 When I say google in this video I mean the online google book database.
6:00 At least according to the myth.
6:51 Same goes for the German version of the poem.
8:58 Vaclav's poem talks about multiple people including children not just a single peasant.
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0:19 I shorten the name here and in the rest of the video to Imperial navy, but the full name of the navy was, "Austro-Hungarian Navy", "Imperial and Royal War Navy", " Kaiserliche und Königliche Kriegsmarine" or just "k.u.k. Kriegsmarine".
0:31 USA had lots of Heavy ships like dreadnoughts however lacked sufficient light ships like destroyers. Russia on the other hand had lots of light ships but no heavy ships at the start of the war.
1:06 I am rounding up in these calculations.
1:58 Or even prior to then from northern Italy when Venice and the surrounding area was under the Habsburg control.
2:18 The colors represent different ethnicities living in that part of the empire and the black stripes represent sizable German settlements in those areas.
2:29 However anti-air was developed later in the war.
2:32 Stokers- People who stoke the fire, basically add coal in to the engine.
4:07 So fuel isn't wasted.
4:19 However the navy did get a large boost to its budget prior to the outbreak of WW1.
4:32 Plus the Austro-Hungarian Navy was much more balanced.
5:03 Technically the triple alliance never broken up officially until the Italian deceleration of war in 1915. However it was clear by 1910 that Italy wasn't a reliable ally and Germany and Austria-Hungary treated her as such.
5:24 At least that's what the Austro-Hungarian military staff thought.
5:51 Technically the triple alliance was just a defensive pact so Italy didn't break any "promises" as Austria-Hungary and Germany where technically the aggressors in WW1. However they did declare war on them later so you know ...
7:12 Where the Admiral Miklós Horthy later to be the regent of Hungary came to prominence.
7:22 Austria-Hungary was also given some submarines (some even with German crew) from the Germans to use in the Mediterranean.
7:38 There was the naval Cattaro Mutiny before the end of the war but this involved only about 3% of the Imperial naval staff so it can be said there wasn't much support for it.
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2:01 Although he wasn't the most subtle person in his portrayal of history and definitely had his own set of biases in his writings, specially against the Irish.
2:39 Or just clerical law, which often times superseded the University law as the University was a beneficiary of the catholic church.
3:20 I show them being hanged within the city's wall due to simplicity sake however they where hanged outside of the city. Also it wasn't just the people that declared the students as guilty. The mayor of the city was there as well and he was the one to carry out the official verdict.
4:05 This problem was also prolonged due to the quarrel between the pope and the King of England at the time. As such the church was in no position until 1214 to resolve such problems.
4:15 We know this position existed in one way or another before 1214 but this is the first official mention of it.
5:29 Aularian just means "hall" in latin.
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7:04 There was no set date of end for this but it ended 470 years later when the Mayor and the University reached an agreement. The City also had to pay the university each year on St Scholastic day.
7:43 Third one being Thomas Aquinas.
7:49 Although Wycliffe is usually credit with the first translation of the bible in to English, this is most likely not the case. However even if he wasn't the first he still did translate the bible in to English and his translation became to be very important.
8:26 The reason why I show Wycliffe there with the calculators is because he along with some of the calculators was the last person of the oxford intellectual movement to die.
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0:16 There where obviously more towns/cities then just shown on this map.
0:38 Even though the Greek culture and language spread, the Greeks mostly stayed below the line shown before.
1:09 Or any other farmers from the people groups mentioned before.
8:19 Along with some Germanic Farmers like Lombards, Ostrogoths and Franks.
8:47 Even though Carantania would later on become Germanic at this point it was mostly Slavic and there are even records of Slavic farmers staving off Germanic Settlers coming from the West.
10:05 This is not to say that the Huns where Indo-European, this was a pour choice of words on my part. However it is believed that the Huns did control Indo-European tribes whilst in Europe and some of these tribes got then assimilated in to the Bulgar tribes.
12:20 This is just a snapshot of the Bulgar Empire at it's largest expanse, however this doesn't reflect the borders of the Bulgar state throughout most of it's life which where much smaller.
13:56 Boris didn't die in 889, just abdicated, he died in 907.
14:37 The coastal city states shown here under Byzantine control had a very complex political structure and not all of them where under a complete control by the Byzantines but it was simpler to just show them this way on the map.
15:05 It is not completely known whether both where either vassals or part of the empire, but considering the events that followed, I went with the most plausible statement.
15:59 It is still debated if he killed Radoslav or his son Prosigoj.
16:36 With a brief disruption in the middle by the Domagojevic dynasty.
17:40 It is also debated that around the middle 9th century the Serbians may have been forced alias or even vassals of the Bulgars for a while.
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0:25 - Columbus had three ships on his first voyage. Here I am showing only two as the third one was missing when all of this happened.
0:30 - The exact location of the colony and the way it looked like is unknown. Therefor what you see is just an artistic representation of what it may have looked like.
1:26 = I meant to say mountains in the Cibao region as there is no Cibao mountain range.
1:31 - Plus some extra goods given from the other ship.
1:44 - I forgot to count the leaders of the colony and the fort which where, Diego de Arana, Pedro Gutierrez and Rodrigo de Escobedo. So in total 39 men where left behind.
1:47 - It was named La Navidad due to the fact that it was established around the Christmas holiday. It was also most likely named Fort La Navidad (or Fort Navidad) but in all the writings I read people just called it "La Navidad".
2:19 - Technically the old “Asian” world as Columbus still thought he was somewhere in undiscovered South East Asia.
2:25 - However he took a couple of detours on other islands before finally coming to La Navidad.
3:30 - Later the Europeans accused the chief of Jaragua and not Magua. However this accusation was largely made up as it makes little sense why the Spaniards would go to Jaragua instead of Magua where even Guacangari mentioned the gold comes from. Plus Guacanagari's brother mentions it was Caonabo who organised the attack, which later Columbus finds is the ruler of the Cibao region in Magua not Jaragua.
4:05 - Not shown in the animation was the fact that the Europeans also had several canons with them which they almost certainly used in the defense of the colony.
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The drawn maps (by me not the pictures of actual ones) of early New York City I show in the video aren't an exact approximations to the real maps but an artistic representation of how it could have looked like.
1:44 Reprint of 1685 which is not a completely correct representation of the situation at the time. The border with New England had been adjusted to 50 miles (80 km) west of the Fresh River, while the Lange Eylandt towns west of Oyster Bay were under Dutch jurisdiction.
1:52 There was one close call with the natives when the Pavonia Massacre occurred and the Algonquian tribes joined the tribes already fighting the dutch. This however resulted in a Native American defeat after the Dutch sen reinforcements to the city.
1:59 I am calling it a city here however it was still quite small as the entire colony of new Netherlands (including New Amsterdam) had only about 8000 inhabitants,
2:03 Not all of those Africans where slaves by the time of British occupation (small population was free), however how many where free I was unable to find.
2:50 There was a period at the turn of the century that the slave population may have numbered up to 40% (number still very much debated) of the cities population however this changed after the enlightenment era, coming back down to 20%.
4:24 Including freed African Americans by the British during the war, which where technically suppose to be given back to their American owners.
8:00 Named as such because it was signed under a buttonwood tree.
8:02 First attempt in New York City I don't know if it was the first attempt in the whole country.
10:17 Ticker tape is a thin peace of paper holding the information of changing stock prices. Today its mostly confetti that is thrown out on to the parade and not ticker tape.
11:02 Beating out London.
11:16 Speakeasies where illegal/hidden bars that would sell alcohol during the prohibition era.
11:25 It can be argued that the great depression started prior to Black Tuesday in the farming sector and then other areas and the stock market was just an effect of all these other problems.
11:40 To be fare large amounts of anti immigration laws started before the great depression. Spoored up nationalism during and after the great war fueled anti immigrant sentiment. However there where laws extending this immigration block during the great depression as well and that's why I mentioned it.
Martin Fernandez "The building on the right at 11:59 is not Rockefeller Center it's 500 Fifth Ave. Rockefeller Center is not in the picture."
I am sorry I wasn’t able to cover everything in the history of New York City specially the more recent stuff like the 2008 crash or 9/11 but due to time I can’t possibly cover everything and I recommend going to pick up a book in your local library if you want to know more.
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1:19 I miss spoke and meant to say Hispania not Hispaniola.
#History #Blueblood #AristocracyDumbest Battle in History: Battle of KaránsebesM. Laser History2018-06-14 | My second channel M. Laser Random- youtube.com/channel/UCOEt53JAqyL_OkE5Oq-bIkg where I just upload random videos from game-plays to vlogs and more.
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0:10 100k Was the force of the entire military in this campaign however this was most likely divided up between multiple fronts, key objectives and strategical placements so it wasn't the entire 100k force in Caransebes.
0:41 I say Roma or Wallachians with the bottom right corner showing that sources differ. I am not saying these two groups are the same no they aren't. I am just saying we don't know who exactly sold the alcohol as sources differ.
1:25 Turci actually means Turks not Ottomans however it's what most of the people in the Austrian Empire called the Ottomans.
3:20 The Ottoman source specifies that they used the surprising confusion within the Austrian forces north of the Mehadia Pass (Basically Where Karansebes is Located) in September. However don't say what caused this so it could have well been the Battle of Karansebes.
Most criticism about the battle or the blunder not happening argue that there is no mention of it in the Viennese war archives. However considering the scope of the blunder it is completely not unheard of (specially during that time) for the military staff and even the emperor him self to try everything in their power to sweep it all under a rug or at least down play the scope of the blunder.
#History #AustriaHungary #MilitaryHistoryFidel Castro and The Cuban Communist RevolutionM. Laser History2018-06-03 | "YouTube History Podcast" where I talk to various History Youtubers. (you can get it on soundcloud or any other podcast application)- https://soundcloud.com/youtubehistory...
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3:07 There where many more events that Castro went through in his life like in Colombia or the planed revolution in Dominican R. but due to time I had to skip through many of these.
3:31 There where also other sides in the conflict but these where either disorganized or too small to take to account in the bigger political/historical picture.
3:39 It's called the Bohemia not Bohemian, my bad.
Just for the record I despise communism and hate Castro. However with that said I still wanted to portray an unbiased (mostly) view of the true facts we have at hand weather they support my ideas or not.