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Welcome to W History. Dive into the fascinating world of history as we explore the events, figures, and cultures that have shaped our world. From ancient civilizations and epic battles to groundbreaking revolutions and unsolved mysteries, we bring the past to life with engaging stories and in-depth analysis.
Why did the Vikings invade England?
Why did the Vikings set their sights on England? In this video, we delve into the fascinating history of the Viking invasions, exploring the reasons behind their relentless raids and conquests. From the lure of wealth and resources to political motivations and survival instincts, we'll uncover the driving forces that led the Vikings to cross the seas and leave a lasting impact on English history. Join us as we journey back in time to understand the Viking Age and its enduring legacy.
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Battle of Stamford Bridge 1066: End of the Viking Age
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Explore the epic Battle of Stamford Bridge in 1066, where Harold II's forces faced the Viking invaders in a fierce clash that marked the end of the Viking Age. Discover the heroic events, courageous warriors, and the pivotal moments that shaped the destiny of England. Join us for an in-depth historical documentary on this significant chapter in English history. #history
1214 Battle of Bouvines: The Rise of King Philip II and France
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Discover the epic story of the Battle of Bouvines, fought on July 27, 1214. This decisive battle reshaped the political landscape of medieval Europe and solidified King Philip II's power, establishing France as a dominant force. In this video, we delve into the strategies, key figures, and lasting impact of the battle. Learn how King Philip II's leadership and the valor of his knights changed t...
Legend of the Battle of Agincourt
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Dive into the riveting history of one of the most iconic battles of the medieval era: the Battle of Agincourt. Join us as we explore the strategies, heroes, and pivotal moments that defined this legendary clash between the English and French forces. On this channel, you'll find: Detailed Battle Analyses: Breakdowns of the tactics and strategies that led to the English victory. Historical Contex...
The Fall of Constantinople: The Great Siege of 1453
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Join us as we delve into one of the most pivotal events in world history: the Fall of Constantinople in 1453. Discover the dramatic story of the great siege that marked the end of the Byzantine Empire and the rise of the Ottoman Empire. In this video, we will explore: The historical context leading up to the siege. Key figures involved, including Sultan Mehmed II and Emperor Constantine XI. The...
The Hundred Years' War: A Detailed History of England vs. France
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Explore the epic saga of the Hundred Years' War, a series of conflicts that reshaped the destinies of England and France. This comprehensive video covers the causes, key battles, major figures, and lasting impact of this historic feud. In this video, you will learn: The origins of the Hundred Years' War and its root causes. Detailed accounts of major battles, including the Battle of Agincourt a...
Richard the Lionheart: The Legendary King’s Journey
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Dive into the epic story of Richard the Lionheart, one of history's most iconic kings. Known for his bravery, strategic prowess, and indomitable spirit, Richard I of England led the Third Crusade and earned his legendary nickname, "Lionheart." In this video, we explore his early life, rise to power, notable battles, and enduring legacy. Discover how Richard the Lionheart shaped medieval Europe ...
What Was the First Crusade? History and Impact #history #crusader #crusades
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Discover the fascinating history of the First Crusade in this comprehensive video! Learn about the origins, key battles, and significant events that shaped this pivotal moment in medieval history. From Pope Urban II's call to arms to the capture of Jerusalem, we explore the motivations, challenges, and legacy of the First Crusade. In this video, we cover: The historical context leading up to th...
Welsh archers
I think you got the year wrong in the first sentence😄
AI generated shite
This is so inaccurate
Agincourt is pronounced without the 'T' as in 'Agincore'. The 'English Archers' were Welsh.
There were English and Welsh archers using the English longbow.. How he pronounces Agincourt is up to him. How do you pronounce Paris? With or without the "s"
We few, we happy few, we band of brothers.
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The Union Jack flag in this video was not adopted until the 17th century!!
Pretty sure that their morale was not low. Any proof of this?
Their moral was low because they were suffering from diseases due to the unseasonal cold wet weather, and lack of food due to them being constantly harassed by the pursuing French forces. And because of that, every French knight wanted to be there to finish them in a great victory, which was the reason for the extreme overcrowding on the battlefield which was a freshly ploughed field that was sodden from a downpour before the battle started.
I was there that day and i can tell you the men were really cheesed off.
@@Heisenberg-to4bq HaHa. They may have had dysentery and food was in short supply. It was starting to get cold and had rained recently. But King Harry was there and they had their trusty Longbows and plenty of arrows. Plus there was booty to be had. 😍
@@willyspinney1959 Willy - The English were professional soldiers and a battle meant a big pay day. There were a lot going against them. But they also had many pluses. I can see them as 'well up for a fight'.
Nice job
History is my all time favourite subject ❤❤
I think all northern european men were as tough as the Vikings were genetically speaking. Large pale men of northern europe were bigger and stronger on average than Mediterranean people.
Tell that to an Icelander
well, i hear what you say..until i figure out how the Roman Empire took over most of Europe, north Africa ..etc.
@peterwhitaker4038 The Romans wrote down lots of accounts about how tall and terrifying the Germans looked to them, and Rome only ever managed to conquer parts of Britain and Germany, despite the fact that Northern Europeans were shockingly primitive and unsophisticated at the time. I think their physical superiority played a big role in being able to mostly hold off the way more disciplined and organized Legions. Remember, The Byzantines eventually insisted on making Scandinavians into their own special forces unit after observing their size and physical power. Those special forces obviously didnt look quite as impressive to the other pale men in the North. Harold Hardrada got destroyed by the Anglo Saxons and William the Conqueror struggled alot with them soon after.
If only Harold Godwinson had forced the Norwegians to act as mercs against William the Bastard... Hindsight 20/20 I need Stewie to loan me his time machine 😂
How do you creat these videos bro? I always wanted to do it...
I use Midjourney to create this video.
Nice video.
Thank for watching!
My all time favourite subject is history ❤❤. Every day I watch historical videos. At present am watching Marco Polo second season and am in 4th episode❤.
'a detailed'? I only see 5 minutes duration.
Do you want more detail?
There is a Painting of Halford Spencer GOLD at Versailles or in a museum in France. Its of a coronation maybe of his mom Frances Golledge Gould/Gold. Halford in the painting is standing to the left with all the woman dressed in red and white . Maybe 10yrs of age . Approx time period 1841
The Windsors arnt the Rightful Monarch, and they are descended from Vlad the Impaler. The Rightful Monarch and Royal Family is House of Gould Son and Campbell ( John Crusader GOLD and the Lady Matilda of Somerset)
That just made up nonsense , southern Europe is not under islamic rule, South America is not majority Muslim , what are you on about ?
The fourth crusade is consdiered the very worst because they attacked fellow christians, weakened the Byzantine Empire which acted as a buffer between the muslims and Christian Europe, and worst of all was all about greed and carried out with treachery. Even the Pope was disgusted and excommunicated everyone involved. As for Alexios IV, he was partly victim to court politics but when he invited the crusaders to Constantinople, he sealed both the city's and his own fate. He promised a ludicrous sum of gold to pay the crusaders to put him back on throne, which was all but lost to him due to his weak backing. The crusaders did get him back on throne but then he couldn't pay the huge debt he owed so he ordered everything of value in the city to be gathered up to pay the debt, which caused widespread outrage and discontent, more fighting ensued and Alexios ended up being strangled to death by his own people blaming him for all their problems.
It was never about Muslims, they just wanted pillage and destroy. Very much like how the West today, Democracy is not their aim, it was oil and gold.
Classical Roman Catholic ethos, a lil evil by man’s logic to get what we want is okay 🤦♂️ No wonder nearly every land in which Paul planted a church fell to Islam later. Under judgement ever since.
That should be Christians??? 🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮
And killing thousands of Jews as they raped, pillaged and murdered their way across Europe, Asia Minor and the Holy Land
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11? sheeesg