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crazy story telling, cant wait for part two

There is debate over the existence of Hengist and Horsa. Vortigern is a title of a post not the name of a person moreover hengist means stallion and horsa means horse. Most historians these days consider these characters as mythical or legendary. Besides there is little to no physical evidence of their existence. So these stories are excluded from modern Anglo-Saxon historiography.

Hi, I’m Europeanhistorian, and I’ve been teaching history for over 20 years in Primary school. For most of that time, I’ve been fascinated by the Middle Ages and the events that led up to it. With this video I am starting a huge series about Viking history. It's going to be hell of a work. I am kindly inviting you to join me. I would also like to thank each and everyone who subscribed to my channel in recent weeks. I did not expect that so many of you would join me so fast. Please comment, what you like and especially what you don't, because this will help me to improve future videos a lot. And to remind you, in the Description, there is a link to download an ebook which will supplement your experience of studying Viking History.

You ruined it with the captions - sorry, but it was unwatchable for me, why not simply use YT subtitles, then people can choose? Having that huge strapline of words flashing up constantly was incrediby jarring and distracting.

Its amazing how a humble margarine brand could have such a hige impact on history

Background music is too loud. Also, do away with the annoying " snowflakes " on the screen. Other then that, I enjoyed it. TY

Interesting story ❤

I wonder, were the ripearin franks the leftovers of belgea, batavians and saxons or chatti? Maybe some other left over germans that crossed the rhine for a better standard of living?

This is the best overall review of Frankish origins I have had a chance to learn about.

Hi, I’m Europeanhistorian, and I’ve been teaching history for over 20 years in Primary school. For most of that time, I’ve been fascinated by the Middle Ages and the events that led up to it. I have always liked reading about the fall of the Roman Empire and the rise of the barbarian tribes and kingdoms they create. With the emergence of new technologies that enable us to create faceless youtube channels ( I am a shy guy for the real camera;) ), I decided to create a youtube channel and cover the whole history of the Middle Ages. I know some of you, let's say “old school youtube guys and girls” do not like faceless channels, but it is what it is. Sometimes we have to take advantage of new technologies, even if we like and explore “old things” that happened a long time ago. Please comment, what you like and especially what you dont, because this will help me to improve future videos a lot. Should I go more in-depth? I would be very thankful for any advice about video making, as here I am a total beginner. I never make and edit videos until now. So, subscribe to the channel and help me create a comprehensive guide to European Middle Ages.

Very interesting. Very well done. Good job. Thank you

Live it. Abd subscribed. But please, 'AD' not 'CE'. Love the work. Keep it up!

There is an annoying alarm clock ⏰️ sound during the recording.

Farmers: we can survive anything. We are farmers. God: How about no sun. Farmers: NOOOOOO

I was interested in the subject but decided to stop watching the video and not recommend your channel again after seeing AI images. Do better.

What an interesting story great job 😊

So we now know there was no invasion lol

Question ... why in your pictures all britons look like warriors . and today the english ..not the Scots or the Irish look.. like they come from having it with their sister. Also looks like the only real natives in the UK are the Scots and welsh... The irish are natives but thanks God they are not part of the UK. looks like they are doing better without the english telling them what to do

💗amazing

CHAPTERS 00:00 - Introduction 01:53 - The Roman Withdrawal 08:36 - The Rise of Anglo-Saxon Kingdoms 28:12 - Viking Invasions 31:51 - Sources for the Anglo-Saxon Period 42:05 - Venerabilis Bede and Alcuin of York 51:49 - Alfred The Great 53:43 - Alfreds Early Life 1:03:11 - First Major Defeat And Retreat 1:09:41 - Military Reforms and Innovations 1:17:20 - Battle of Edington 1:23:08 - Treaty of Wedmore and Creation of Danelaw 1:30:54 - Cultural Development of Wessex 1:37:58 - Alfreds Legacy 1:45:27 - Edward The Elder 1:46:52 - Inheriting Alfreds Legacy 1:52:10 - Edward and Aethelflead - Forging the Path for United England 1:55:18 - Battle of Tettenhall 910 AD 1:56:55 - Securing Power and Facing Internal Struggles 1:58:53 - The Loss of Aethelflead 2:04:09 - Aethelstan 2:05:38 - Aethelstan childhood and Early Influences 2:09:09 - Aethelstan Path to Power 2:12:12 - Consolidation of Power - Early Reign and Strategic Alliances 2:16:28 - Conquering The North 2:20:11 - Battle of Brunanburh 937 AD 2:26:31 - Aethelstan Final Years 2:29:08 - Road To Hastings 1066 2:31:10 - Conclusion - The Birth Of England

Hi, I’m Europeanhistorian, and I’ve been teaching history for over 20 years in Primary school. For most of that time, I’ve been fascinated by the Middle Ages and the events that led up to it. I have always liked reading about the fall of the Roman Empire and the rise of the barbarian tribes and kingdoms they create. With the emergence of new technologies that enable us to create faceless youtube channels ( I am a shy guy for the real camera;) ), I decided to create a youtube channel and cover the whole history of the Middle Ages. I know some of you, let's say “old school youtube guys and girls” do not like faceless channels, but it is what it is. Sometimes we have to take advantage of new technologies, even if we like and explore “old things” that happened a long time ago. Please comment, what you like and especially what you dont, because this will help me to improve future videos a lot. Should I go more in-depth? I would be very thankful for any advice about video making, as here I am a total beginner. I never make and edit videos until now. So, subscribe to the channel and help me create a comprehensive guide to European Middle Ages.

Most enjoyable an excellent presenttion .

Hi, I’m Europeanhistorian, and I’ve been teaching history for over 20 years in Primary school. For most of that time, I’ve been fascinated by the Middle Ages and the events that led up to it. I have always liked reading about the fall of the Roman Empire and the rise of the barbarian tribes and kingdoms they create. With the emergence of new technologies that enable us to create faceless youtube channels ( I am a shy guy for the real camera;) ), I decided to create a youtube channel and cover the whole history of the Middle Ages. I know some of you, let's say “old school youtube guys and girls” do not like faceless channels, but it is what it is. Sometimes we have to take advantage of new technologies, even if we like and explore “old things” that happened a long time ago. Please comment, what you like and especially what you dont, because this will help me to improve future videos a lot. Should I go more in-depth? I would be very thankful for any advice about video making, as here I am a total beginner. I never make and edit videos until now. So, subscribe to the channel and help me create a comprehensive guide to European Middle Ages.

great thumbnail, I like it

Hi, I’m Europeanhistorian, and I’ve been teaching history for over 20 years in Primary school. For most of that time, I’ve been fascinated by the Middle Ages and the events that led up to it. I have always liked reading about the fall of the Roman Empire and the rise of the barbarian tribes and kingdoms they create. With the emergence of new technologies that enable us to create faceless youtube channels ( I am a shy guy for the real camera;) ), I decided to create a youtube channel and cover the whole history of the Middle Ages. I know some of you, let's say “old school youtube guys and girls” do not like faceless channels, but it is what it is. Sometimes we have to take advantage of new technologies, even if we like and explore “old things” that happened a long time ago. Please comment, what you like and especially what you dont, because this will help me to improve future videos a lot. Should I go more in-depth? I would be very thankful for any advice about video making, as here I am a total beginner. I never make and edit videos until now. So, subscribe to the channel and help me create a comprehensive guide to European Middle Ages as this is really great period in European history. Just total history, nothing to sell to you,

Right after the fall of the Roman Empire it was time called the dark ages. Nothing like the Roman empire, those people didn't have knowledge known in the empire and the Catholic Church shaped Europe because of this you couldn't think outside of the Bible .

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Hi, I’m Europeanhistorian, and I’ve been teaching history for over 20 years in Primary school. For most of that time, I’ve been fascinated by the Middle Ages and the events that led up to it. I have always liked reading about the fall of the Roman Empire and the rise of the barbarian tribes and kingdoms they create. With the emergence of new technologies that enable us to create faceless youtube channels ( I am a shy guy for the real camera;) ), I decided to create a youtube channel and cover the whole history of the Middle Ages. I know some of you, let's say “old school youtube guys and girls” do not like faceless channels, but it is what it is. Sometimes we have to take advantage of new technologies, even if we like and explore “old things” that happened a long time ago. Please comment, what you like and especially what you dont, because this will help me to improve future videos a lot. Should I go more in-depth? I would be very thankful for any advice about video making, as here I am a total beginner. I never make and edit videos until now. So, subscribe to the channel and help me create a comprehensive guide to European Middle Ages as this is really great period in European history. Just total history, nothing to sell to you,

Fantastic output but please , its BC and AD , that's it , bce and CE are not relevant , thanks

It is a mixture of legends, and the authors desire vision but are not supported by evidence.The history of Alfred the Great seems to be copied from the history of Cnut the Great which is supported by many historical documents.

Really enjoyed your video. I’ve always been interested in early history especially the Viking invasions and Anglo-Saxon era. I found your video very easy to follow and loved your narration. Please keep up the good work. I’ve Subscribed. 🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺

Well done my friend!!😇😇

Hi, I’m Europeanhistorian, and I’ve been teaching history for over 20 years in Primary school. For most of that time, I’ve been fascinated by the Middle Ages and the events that led up to it. I have always liked reading about the fall of the Roman Empire and the rise of the barbarian tribes and kingdoms they create. With the emergence of new technologies that enable us to create faceless youtube channels ( I am a shy guy for the real camera;) ), I decided to create a youtube channel and cover the whole history of the Middle Ages. I know some of you, let's say “old school youtube guys and girls” do not like faceless channels, but it is what it is. Sometimes we have to take advantage of new technologies, even if we like and explore “old things” that happened a long time ago. Please comment, what you like and especially what you dont, because this will help me to improve future videos a lot. Should I go more in-depth? I would be very thankful for any advice about video making, as here I am a total beginner. I never make and edit videos until now. So, subscribe to the channel and help me create a comprehensive guide to European Middle Ages or you can join our facebook group where you can meet me in-person facebook.com/groups/1108377304343853

i like the long format videos. They are fun 😜

the topic is interesting and the audio is very good... but this constantant zooming in and out on the images makes whatching it impossible.. it gives me headache.. Petty and sorry for that.. maybe you can remove the whole picture motion zooming...

Hi, I’m Europeanhistorian, and I’ve been teaching history for over 20 years in Primary school. For most of that time, I’ve been fascinated by the Middle Ages and the events that led up to it. I have always liked reading about the fall of the Roman Empire and the rise of the barbarian tribes and kingdoms they create. With the emergence of new technologies that enable us to create faceless youtube channels ( I am a shy guy for the real camera;) ), I decided to create a youtube channel and cover the whole history of the Middle Ages. I know some of you, let's say “old school youtube guys and girls” do not like faceless channels, but it is what it is. Sometimes we have to take advantage of new technologies, even if we like and explore “old things” that happened a long time ago. Please comment, what you like and especially what you dont, because this will help me to improve future videos a lot. Should I go more in-depth? I would be very thankful for any advice about video making, as here I am a total beginner. I never make and edit videos until now. So, subscribe to the channel and help me create a comprehensive guide to European Middle Ages or you can join our facebook group where you can meet me in-person facebook.com/groups/1108377304343853

I would love the background music a bit softer. My students would find it difficult to follow your narration. Love the content.

Hi, I’m Europeanhistorian, and I’ve been teaching history for over 20 years in Primary school. For most of that time, I’ve been fascinated by the Middle Ages and the events that led up to it. I have always liked reading about the fall of the Roman Empire and the rise of the barbarian tribes and kingdoms they create. With the emergence of new technologies that enable us to create faceless youtube channels ( I am a shy guy for the real camera;) ), I decided to create a youtube channel and cover the whole history of the Middle Ages. I know some of you, let's say “old school youtube guys and girls” do not like faceless channels, but it is what it is. Sometimes we have to take advantage of new technologies, even if we like and explore “old things” that happened a long time ago. Please comment, what you like and especially what you dont, because this will help me to improve future videos a lot. Should I go more in-depth? I would be very thankful for any advice about video making, as here I am a total beginner. I never make and edit videos until now. So, subscribe to the channel and help me create a comprehensive guide to European Middle Ages or you can join our facebook group where you can meet me in-person facebook.com/groups/1108377304343853

How you animate images

Hi, I’m Europeanhistorian, and I’ve been teaching history for over 20 years in Primary school. For most of that time, I’ve been fascinated by the Middle Ages and the events that led up to it. I have always liked reading about the fall of the Roman Empire and the rise of the barbarian tribes and kingdoms they create. With the emergence of new technologies that enable us to create faceless youtube channels ( I am a shy guy for the real camera;) ), I decided to create a youtube channel and cover the whole history of the Middle Ages. I know some of you, let's say “old school youtube guys and girls” do not like faceless channels, but it is what it is. Sometimes we have to take advantage of new technologies, even if we like and explore “old things” that happened a long time ago. Please comment, what you like and especially what you dont, because this will help me to improve future videos a lot. Should I go more in-depth? I would be very thankful for any advice about video making, as here I am a total beginner. I never make and edit videos until now. So, subscribe to the channel and help me create a comprehensive guide to European Middle Ages or you can join our facebook group where you can meet me in-person facebook.com/groups/1108377304343853

As a HUN-garian we are all descendents of the HUNNIC EMPIRE of ATTILA the Magyars and the Huns were related as blood brothers!! After Attila most Huns settled in East Europe by the KARPATHIAN MOUNTAIGNS in TRANSYLVANIA!! That area was part of the KINGDOM of HUNGARY for almost a 1000 years!! Today sadly its part of ROMANIA!! Thanks for this excellent Historic video reflects more the HUNS and not so much their leader ATTILA!!!

Wow amazing vandal story, never heard anything explained so well

Once again amazing video I really enjoyed it. Keep it up 🔥

Hi, I’m Europeanhistorian, and I’ve been teaching history for over 20 years in Primary school. For most of that time, I’ve been fascinated by the Middle Ages and the events that led up to it. I have always liked reading about the fall of the Roman Empire and the rise of the barbarian tribes and kingdoms they create. With the emergence of new technologies that enable us to create faceless youtube channels ( I am a shy guy for the real camera;) ), I decided to create a youtube channel and cover the whole history of the Middle Ages. I know some of you, let's say “old school youtube guys and girls” do not like faceless channels, but it is what it is. Sometimes we have to take advantage of new technologies, even if we like and explore “old things” that happened a long time ago. Please comment, what you like and especially what you dont, because this will help me to improve future videos a lot. Should I go more in-depth? I would be very thankful for any advice about video making, as here I am a total beginner. I never make and edit videos until now. So, subscribe to the channel and help me create a comprehensive guide to European Middle Ages or you can join our facebook group where you can meet me in-person facebook.com/groups/1108377304343853

A truly fascinating part of history of the Huns and Europe and of course the end of the Roman Empire

You go into this much detail in primary school there?

🎼🎶Heyyyy-yeeaaaahh-yeah Love your singing. Quite different from your narration voice 😂 ....

Crazy

Really interesting story today amazing

Hi, I’m Europeanhistorian, and I’ve been teaching history for over 20 years in Primary school. For most of that time, I’ve been fascinated by the Middle Ages and the events that led up to it. I have always liked reading about the fall of the Roman Empire and the rise of the barbarian tribes and kingdoms they create. With the emergence of new technologies that enable us to create faceless youtube channels ( I am a shy guy for the real camera;) ), I decided to create a youtube channel and cover the whole history of the Middle Ages. I know some of you, let's say “old school youtube guys and girls” do not like faceless channels, but it is what it is. Sometimes we have to take advantage of new technologies, even if we like and explore “old things” that happened a long time ago. Please comment, what you like and especially what you dont, because this will help me to improve future videos a lot. Should I go more in-depth? I would be very thankful for any advice about video making, as here I am a total beginner. I never make and edit videos until now. So, subscribe to the channel and help me create a comprehensive guide to European Middle Ages or you can join our facebook group where you can meet me in-person facebook.com/groups/1108377304343853