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Ancient Rome army are best in military action and formation.. they power point is legions...in the battle rome army use very dangerous formation.. they use powerful weapon n shield 🛡️.. every anicent battle rome are the best.

he did not negotiate any thing Saladine was smart he did not want to slaughter the Christians, he gave them a way out, A good deed that dose not requre a revenge later on

It's Saladdin the true leader of peace n humanity

Für ein wüste krieg führen

One of many history changers, this time on the side of good.

Ah yes… i bet cesar was very scared of “Missiles”

Great warrior, great human being.

Great human being

The Testudo formation, an innovation often credited to Marius, was rarely used in the Roman army - but widely used in Hollywood.

❤what I watch every movie 🎥 of the Templer kingdom knights 😊. Still nicely done amen 🙏 2024 😊. Thanks Philadelphia

He wasn't a crusader. He was born in Jerusalem.

It was a symbol of they're stupidity and they were destroyed because they were arrogant assholes!

King of France became angered of the refusal to loan the money for the war and came against the Templars.!

And the Christians wiped them out when they came back to Europe

The agreement you speak of wasn't between Hardrada and Harthacnut. It was between Harthacnut's half-brother, Harold Harefoot, and Magnus. Only Cnut before them could manage the North Sea Empire of both England and Norway/Denmark. It was agreed Mangus would take Norway/Denmark and Harefoot would rule in England. Mangus died shortly after the agreement and Harefoot died too. There were no provisions of the agreement that accounted for both of them dying. Harefoot was despised by much of England, and when he died, Harthacnut became king. His reign was over in a matter of months as he is recorded as having died from overconsumption at a wedding party for Tovi the Proud. The successful invasion you speak of did NOT result in their successful battle at Stamford Bridge, but of Fulford Gate - where they defeated the northern earls and left 4000 dead. Tostig wanted to rule Northumbria from the beautiful city of York and Hardrada agreed not to burn it down in exchange for their surrender and for hostages. While awaiting these hostages four days later, they were shocked to see Harold Godwin's army instead. It was here that Hardrada's Viking forces were defeated. It was a rare loss for the Vikings, and the very first of Hardrada himself, who was a man of mythical courage and intelligence. Having once led the Vangaurian Guard for the Ottomans, Hardrada was 50 years old and wealthy beyond his own imagination. He really didn't need England, but Tostig knew that the Norse value of leaving a legacy and the chance to close out his long illustrious career with a crowning achievement would tempt him to fight for England. It is important you get the facts RIGHT because historians have a responsibility to the truth. The other videos I have seen are mostly excellent, and overall I encourage this format!

This man was a filthy traitor

People should keep this in mind on Election Day

Deus Vult

He deserves to be remembered as one of the greatest monarchs

Lost my great great grandfather there

sadly litle typo C making scribt Albert one is my hero from belgium <3

Lionheart Saladin.

No matter who portrays Ivar, he's always beautiful.

Ancient military general was famous ! We thought that they haven't trained at any military school during that times . It's only their self philosophy and common sense which our modern military science today is derived !

Moulon Labe. ”Moo-lon la-vay”

....and politicians have always been instigators, smiling and laughing while everyone else, fights and dies.

Battle of Salami s 😂

There's a reason why Ragnar died with a smile on his face. He knew he would get his payback. He knew what was about to be unleashed. He knew what was coming. Fury was coming. Destruction was coming. Hell was coming. They were coming............the SONS of anarchy

Pile of crap..the muslims beat the persians and the romans all at ounce....

Sad when I see they show Persia barbaric Thats quite the opposite

We don’t know if he was actually real

I AM CELTIC GERMATIC RUSS NORSE MY ALL FATHER IS ODIN

BLOOD EAGLE

WEAK COWARDS LAZY , EVER SINCE CHRISTIAN BELIEVE THAT WERE WEAKNESS IS STRENGTH NO TRUE BELIEVE,TO BELIEVE IN A GOD WITH NO NAME NO IDENTITY IS WORSHIPPED

They don't have a definitive reason why they called him the boneless there several suggestions but none are proven facts

and that's where it should've ended..but noooooo, lets just keep going until people just don't give a poo anymore

1:18, why theyre wearinf chinese helmet 🤔

What about the Faroe Islands?? Didn’t the Vikings/ Icelanders go there? Nobody ever talks about these islands, prob cus of size

I like it , good work

Love this 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 here because of Vikings Valhalla and I’m in my Viking era

Please do long form content, this is amazing.

And what a bloody surprise that was...

He was literally the father of all western nations. There is a reason why he was named "the great". 👑⚜️✝️

Rome has been founded in 753 BC since then we keep thinking of it.

Osman gazi ❤

He was the only one who was using gorillas for war, and it works!

Most significant achievement; Proceeds to Brings medieval weapons and army to fight an ancient tribe and civilization