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Thank you sooooooo much for making this video, i never really understood greek history that much and stuff like how Athens was the capital if Athens lost the Peloponisian wars, you really are a hero

You def deserve more subscribers bro. These are top notch

i can aprove! it was trully short :D

You should continue the story of Greeks with a short four hour long video describing Byzantium, Ottoman Era, Modern Greece, WWI, WWII, Junta period.

It's sad that, even today, one of the most beloved activities among Greeks seems to be fighting with each other.

Amazing job you did there. It was brief, but contained all the important details and events of ancient Greek history. Kudos, I’m impressed!! Keep it up brother!

here before all the bulgarians claiming alexander was from fyrom

I know that si-klo-pees is probably the correct, Greek, way of pronouncing cyclops, but it still catches me off guard every time you say it, lol.

Thank you for this video!!!!! I like Greek History and this is a great video for learning about it

0:29, all except Paris, he’s a cowardly little shit.

Great video!

At what point did the Greek colonies in Italy and Sicily get independence?

There are many renditions of these myths. Premethius had a brother Epimethius that both created man because Eros, Cupid, felt something was needed. It was not Zeus

The narration is an exact copy of Mike Duncan's "The History of Rome" - but I like the fact that it's paired with visuals

Amazing video, as a Greek Macedonian I really appreciated it! I even learned a few new interesting things. Congrats!👏🎉

7:30 Linear A was also a Greek language. By now, around 40-60% of the language has beem encripted and it all points to the fact that it was Greek

Isn’t Eros a child of Aphrodite

if you also told the details of my nation's history you would get more views and likes

Great video!

They all Illyrians same people. More lies in history to misguide people. Get the facts straight. Mount Tartarus is located in Albania still today. And the language was illyristi in greece macedonia romania bosnia croatia slovenia all the way to the gauls also anatolia all the way to iran. Let me tell you a fact about todays greek language, the greek language used to be the church language in medieval times. The tzar of russia Catherine the great had a major project in the 1770 for greece so that russia had a hand in the balkans. Her goal was to kick out all non orthodox people out of greece. And they achieved it.When greece won the independence in 1828 with the Albanians in the frontlines, all the people in the streets were speaking albanian. When the first president of greece came to power they put a vote in the parliament what language would they speak albanian or greek and they won by 1 vote by cheating like the greeks are known in the world for. It is mind boggling that illyrians are not even mentioned in these history videos, definitely there is a conspiracy for when the history starts according to these fake historians.

Homer?

How do you do your maps?

The fire sound effect around 10 minutes in reminds me of the fire sound effect from this old game on super Nintendo called Populous. Whenever your knight would win a fight in a building he would burn it down afterwards. God, i miss that game

Nice casual 4.5 thousand years of history in one hour

Awesome video bro. From what I understand they’re still trying to piece together exactly where the Dorians came from but like the other Mycenaean groups, they seem to be mostly of indo European stock compared to the Minoans who were mostly Neolithic Anatolian farmer like modern Sardinians. Although I like Roman history better (especially the late republic early imperial period), I’m definitely starting to appreciate the Greeks more.

Excellent presentation!

What were the censor boxes covering?

bro do you now the history alexander is from Macedonia not Greece

Your stuff is so good. I hope you're able to go into Alexander's conquests in more detail. His rivalry with Darius is very interesting.

Macedonia have nothing with Greece

little error at the 0.09 of the video. epeiros was not subdued by macedon, they were allied in a marriage.

Romans were not proud of their democracy because they didn't have one and didn't pretend to have one, did they?

I like how the Spartans choose to walk to Syracuse.

This was incredible. Fabtastic job. Top-notch!

let’s kiss (no homer)

Eros is a male god 😂 "Eros, the god of love who makes men's bodies go limp" Sparta: "The Theban Sacred Band and Athenians must be very fond of him." Lol

Volcanic Eruption at Thera (Santorini) as cause in part, to the "Bronze Age Collapse"?

Mas afinal se você fala inglês quieta o vídeo não tem dublagem para português e outras línguas

9:32 Failed? Troy fell my boy. Come on you do silly mistakes now. You made an essay video and you do such mistakes? So in the Iliad the Hellenes did not razed Troy, atleast let us know if you are going into your own headcannon.

i remember lots of this from the books of Maccabees

MACEDONIA IS GREECE 🇬🇷

Macedonia is Greek

Amazing job dude, you have to be one of if not the most underrated history or even mapping channel on yt at the moment. I got a feeling that you will become one of the biggest ones in the near future if you keep up with this type of content so good luck man, and thanks for theese epic videos!!

Thank you magistra vitae for giving me this full compiled history of greece. I always liked greek history as its history is repeating itself but on a very large scale. The war of ideologies and fame, honestly speaking I only knew about the bronze age collapse, alexander's conquest,ptolomic egypt's collapse under the romans and byzantines. Archaic history, peloponession wars,thermopylae were things I heard but never learnt about. I always stay obsessed with rome the greek power struggle is the peak of ideological warfare.

Never thought I would see two globes have sexy time

At 42:00 it’s cool you say Iranian not Persian.

It is strange that noone ever mentions that most cities of Greece are built on goundation of non indoeuropean people pelasgians.

And entered into Turco-Greco-Roman era

I was missing magistra vitae the last couple weeks, but it was totally worth it!! Would you consider making a video about the bronze age collapse?👀

Great video so far. Subbed :)