Well, you made her look lovely but also those eyes and that little smile have a sinister cast to them. So, you captured in a face the whole ambiguity of her that you had described. Well done indeed.
Love it! Especially the sly grin at the end? "Was I a serial killer or wasn't I?" She seems to be asking with her smirk. Happy Halloween! Beautifully done. Thank you so much.
I would love to see you do a colorized version of Rasputin. I want to see what he looks like in color, his eyes, hair, etc. I am wondering if he will look more or less spooky in color. :-) Thanks.
I would like to see a recreation of "Bonnie" Prince Charles Edward Stuart based on the portrait of him that was recently discovered, and his death mask. A lot of witnesses who saw him stated that he was very handsome (some said the most handsome man they had ever seen in their life) and it would be great to see his red hair not covered by a wig. Great work! These just keep getting better!
His brother the Cardinal Duke of York was far more attractive. And frankly a lot of the attraction was in comparison to the Hanoverians who bless them were not especially good looking (except Electress Sophia)
I've never seen a picture/portrait of him that looked anything but effeminate and rather delicate, hardly anyone I would consider "handsome" but I know some people are drawn to that look
10 years ago I reached this conclusion that she may well have been innocent and the evidence for me was astounding, knowing what we do about their period and culture, and how women in general were left unprotected once their husbands or fathers died.
Just started watching your channel. Watched your Cleopatra, Vlad the impaler, and now this one. Great content! Always appreciate channels that bring past history to life. As with this one, the reason why there is no original surviving portrait was because after her trial, all of her portraits were simply discarded and/or destroyed. The reason for this was because she was to be 'erased' from history. The Bathory Family was prestigious, rich, and had a-lot of influences in politics. Gyorgy Thurzo and his entourage of personnel wanted to keep this case on the most low-key and quiet note as possible. Servants, poor people, and villagers often tried to uproar against the nobility for common human rights. (During Elizabeth's time you could definitely abuse your servants without consequence, and you could even get away with killing a few if you lied about the cause.)(Although you as a noble would be responsible for replacing that servants job.) Really dark times. Because the accusations against her were so extreme and serious, the officials decided to have a quick trial and ban her name for 100 years in public society. That's right, it was illegal to say her name in public area for 100 years after she died. It wasn't until the 1710s (100 or so years after she died) that her story was picked up by that jesuit scholar Laszlo something...lol. And HE was the one that added all that extra fake folklore about her, like drinkng blood and bathing in it. Scientifically its impossible to bathe in blood because of coagulation. Otherwise, her story probably would have been lost in history if Laszlo didn't pick it up. As for her image, according to people during her time she was described as having: Raven black hair, a milky white skin tone, some people said she had hazel eyes, others said her eyes were almost black, (if you split the difference she probably had brown eyes.) She probably had a very prominent forehead too, as most noblewomen did. Noblewomen would shave a little bit off their hairline to show they were prominent figures in society. Overall, at least during her young adulthood she was said to have beautiful looks. If we were to assume the portraits today of Erzsebet are infact Erzsebet, then her nose was stout and firm. Personally, one thing that I noticed with all her alleged portraits is her eyes. Her eyes are wide and big. She probably had wide open eyes with a big stare. This case has a-lot to it, if anyone truly wants to find out what happened in terms of, what is fake, what is true, and who she really was I would seriously recommend reading: book:"Infamous lady" author: Kimberly L. Craft. In that book are trial transcripts which are translated to English for the first time. And A-LOT MORE. This is where I got my info regarding Bathory from. Ok all have a great day!😁
I don't think she looked like the lady in the second painting (which they chose for the recreation). My great grandmother was from the Bathory family, her name was Barbara Bathory, she was from the hungarian noble family of Bathory here in Transylvania. I have pictures with her and she looks very similar to the woman in the first painting, she had black hair and black eyes and the forehead and shape of the face are exactely the same.
The problem with the history of ALL monarchs is that, at the time, and even now, you have parties with vested interests in finding them guilty or innocent, depending or where their interests lay. I did once work on a magazine which was running a piece on one of her descendants. With a mass murderer as an ancestor he worked, appropriately enough, in the London Financial world. I was the only one in the studio who recognised the Bathory name.
@@fatiht8863 It was a UK financial magazine. It seems one of her descendants was "something in the city". I can't be much more exacting as it was 25+ years ago and I can't recall too much.
The recreation is amazing! The hair and makeup instantly transformed her into a 21st Century person. She even kinda reminds me a little of my secondary school history teacher! I would love to see your recreation of Isabella of Portugal (if you haven't already), supposedly one of the most beautiful women of her time in Europe.
Hmmm I agree that a lot of these stories could be fabricated but to say even if she was a serial killer she wouldn’t of bathed in her victims blood is being naive. Serial killers have done disgusting things like wear people’s skin and so on.
I’ve heard of Elizabeth Bathory from watching a documentary about her many many years ago. I always believed she was a serial killer and she is one of the most prolific female serial killers. In my opinion, I don’t think it’s a coincidence that so many of her young servant girls disappeared suspiciously while in her presence. She had to have killed them. In the documentary I watched, it stated that she began killing new servants after the passing of her husband. I’ve also heard the myth of her drinking and bathing in her victim’s blood so she’ll stay youthful but I don’t believe it either. The reconstruction of how she looked like is pretty spot on and she looks sadistic and definitely looks like she was a killer. Amazing work!
I love the way you showed her with long nails and made her smirk. Make me think your a little morbid which is fine for this specific job. Great work I'm loving it all!!!
*I have known about Elizabeth for a long time, as I am a history buff. However, to be honest, the thought that she might be innocent and was framed, is a new one for me. Either way, God knows and that's what's important.*
Here innocence was put into question casue of lgbt diversity woke politics lol. You see it has to be all the evil mens fault she was just an innocent woman being used by evil men...I just do not pay attention
I think a lot of her crimes against her are exaggerated and may have been falsified such as her bathing in blood. However, I do think at the minimum is that she has killed some of those girls although it may be actually lower than the number of murders she was accused of.
@@thomasprent2179 I'm not taking this opportunity to argue with you I just want to know some sources because I'm fascinated by the story I just don't buy it
Woh. I always thought of her with a kind of regal Kate Winslet look. Your interpretation is nearly exactly as I imagined - amazing (and somewhat chilling) work! Love it!
it's not just hairstyle and makeup she also changes their jawline a lot to the modern standard of beauty (snatched jawline, no round or any sign of double chin) she also tends to change their eyebrow shapes into modern standard of how women do their eyebrows now. Also the shape of the lips is not always the same
Binging your videos I love them! Elizabeth Bathory is fascinating to me I sometimes wonder if she'd been framed as she was a powerful woman with male rivals who probably wanted to knock her down
Love watching your stuff. It's so interesting. Love the history and the end creation. Your ' brilliant channel is so fascinating. This episode is great, love Sharon 💜
I believe I once read an SF/fantasy/romance short story that used Bathory and Vlad in a sort of lake house concept- a century apart, they somehow could exchange letters. It made both strangely sympathetic. I mean, I was always kind of sympathetic to Vlad, though I wouldn't want a dinner invitation from him.
The framed theory could be true but there has to be some truth to all the accusations. If they wanted to get rid of her they could have came up with something less overkill(pun intended). She is a beautiful lady and as a noble woman in power during that time period her looks would be a great weapon for her. So I am sure she was vain and worried about aging. So one has to think what wouldn't she do to keep her good looks? I don't believe she is entirely innocent nor entirely guilty.
After seeing what outlandish lies my nasty family members have made up about other family members I wouldn't consider it outlandish. I used to believe the stories of Elizabeth Bathory were true, but I now realize she could have been innocent or at worst just an abusive mistress that never actually killed anyone since no actual victims were named in the records. I side more with the abusive mistress part because her servants might have defended her if she had been a kind person, but if she was cruel they would bring back stories and make them sound outlandish due to them not liking her
Property. She owned a lot of it through marriage at a time when women weren't supposed to - and I've heard that with the amount of money she had - something like this is possible in order to actually take it from her. I would have to go back and read about it again, but it seemed a feasible theory as a plot against her.
Actually the obsession with beauty and bathing in blood seems to be the most outlandish thing about the story, the kind of thing that a 16th century man would come up with to explain away a woman's sadistic-sexual murders.
I love your work, im curious to if you would one day to see one on Emperor Montezuma II of the Mexica (Aztec) there is one painting of him from before the conquest of México, anyways thank you for you work!
Great content ma'am. Thanks to your channel, I get to know more names from the past. If I can suggest, maybe the likes of Billy the Kid or Crispus Attucks can be your next subjects for videos. Thank you.
Hungarians are so resistant to being called Eastern European. But to the outside world, and politically and socially the west views Hungarians as eastern. Honestly, Ive never heard the term “central europe” used besides from Hungarians.
sad there aren't any existing contemporary portraits of her. It did sound like after her "trial" they tried to erase her from history from one documentary I watched. Like you apply put, the records on her are "foggy".
Please do a facial reconstruction of Saint Cecilia of Rome, I didn’t how Saint Cecilia looks like when she was alive during ancient Roman times and they portrayed her as a ginger, brunette and blonde
A fascinating story. She certainly appears to have been a very beautiful woman, and the recreation is lovely. Did she do all those things, or didn't she? I imagine that a few servants etc. vanished with "the Hungarian noblewomen", but it seems that it is not proven at all. Too bad that they didn't get a deposition from Elisabeth herself.
Great. Here is another suggestion, Isabella Jagiello Zapolya, queen of Upper Hungary and princess of Transylvania. 1519-1559, cousin or rather niece of Catarina Sforza.
I don't think she looked like the lady in the second painting (which they chose for the recreation). My great grandmother was from the Bathory family, her name was Barbara Bathory, she was the daughter of a hungarian noble from Bathory family here in Transylvania. I have pictures with her and she looks very similar to the woman in the first painting, she had black hair and black eyes and the forehead and shape of the face are exactely the same.
The bottom line is if she did any of the stuff shes accused of shes pretty despicable even if mistreating servants was " the norm". How these people dare call themselves " Christians"?
The undertone of feminist biases, and subtle denial and/or contempt for truth and real history if it doesn’t serve to elevate the morality of the topic individual (given its female) or reverse historical judgement of said historic individual (despite fact and reasonable circumstance, as studied and most accurately interpreted by scholars and historians) makes these videos less enjoyable. Nobody can change history or use a modern lens to reinterpret facts and history based on pop culture or current events. It is what it is. But I love these videos too, so cool to see some historical figures come alive 🙃
I am learning that with the help of the tarot cards we can possibly see if she was guilty or not and please when doing this remember to smudge your deck as our vibrations get on them and so the the readings may get mixed up
The facial features of the recreation look so soft, almost so contrary to what she was said to have been as a person - not really nice, when she employed all those girls and then physically tortured them - n=so a not very nice person at all this "Mrs Dracula", as she was referred to then
I don't know if Elizabeth Bathory was a serial killer or not. what I do know is that Stephan Bathory who was related to her (although not directly) was a perfectly normal king he was militarily inclined but he just improved the military and not start any wars, and there is nothing about him being a monster infect he is remembered as pretty good monarch. so I have some doubts that Elizabeth Bathory was really a serial killer of course it is possible.
Great video Love the recreation Btw it would have been easy for her enemies to frame her The muddle brains of the church at the time ( just like the present) would have been all for railroading her for their silly superstitions
So this is the woman that all these metal bands keep writing songs about.
I thought it was Lizzie Borden?
I was thinking exactly the same 😂
Can I get a band example?please and thank you
Yup I covered the DISSECTION song Elizabeth Bathory .🤘
@@johndavidjimenez4009 Ghost had a song call Elizabeth
Actually, the King of Hungary owed her more money the he had and could afford to pay back. And Thurzo was a relative.
Exactly
so maybe the king framed her?
It seems she was framed
Well, you made her look lovely but also those eyes and that little smile have a sinister cast to them. So, you captured in a face the whole ambiguity of her that you had described. Well done indeed.
Love it! Especially the sly grin at the end? "Was I a serial killer or wasn't I?" She seems to be asking with her smirk. Happy Halloween! Beautifully done. Thank you so much.
Thank YOU so much for the kind words 🥰
That grin is called duper's delight.
Can’t judge her but if she were alive today with a good upbringing she probably would be a normal person but who knows
Iconic
I would love to see you do a colorized version of Rasputin. I want to see what he looks like in color, his eyes, hair, etc. I am wondering if he will look more or less spooky in color. :-) Thanks.
She needs to animate him and see what he looks like.
Oh yes, great idea.
He would look just as intense in color, I feel, because he was described as having piercing dark blue eyes by people who knew him.
YES!
Khamenei without turban. = Rasputin
I would like to see a recreation of "Bonnie" Prince Charles Edward Stuart based on the portrait of him that was recently discovered, and his death mask. A lot of witnesses who saw him stated that he was very handsome (some said the most handsome man they had ever seen in their life) and it would be great to see his red hair not covered by a wig. Great work! These just keep getting better!
I'm intrigued! I second this request.
I second this
His brother the Cardinal Duke of York was far more attractive. And frankly a lot of the attraction was in comparison to the Hanoverians who bless them were not especially good looking (except Electress Sophia)
I would also love to see this one!
I've never seen a picture/portrait of him that looked anything but effeminate and rather delicate, hardly anyone I would consider "handsome" but I know some people are drawn to that look
10 years ago I reached this conclusion that she may well have been innocent and the evidence for me was astounding, knowing what we do about their period and culture, and how women in general were left unprotected once their husbands or fathers died.
Indeed, a lot of confessions against Erzebet were taken under torture. Mostly by having their fingers ripped out
her accomplices feared her retribution more than those who tortured them. If they were tortured, this doesn’t mean they were lying about the killings.
That was a good recreation of that unknown woman in the painting.
Just started watching your channel. Watched your Cleopatra, Vlad the impaler, and now this one. Great content! Always appreciate channels that bring past history to life.
As with this one, the reason why there is no original surviving portrait was because after her trial, all of her portraits were simply discarded and/or destroyed. The reason for this was because she was to be 'erased' from history. The Bathory Family was prestigious, rich, and had a-lot of influences in politics. Gyorgy Thurzo and his entourage of personnel wanted to keep this case on the most low-key and quiet note as possible. Servants, poor people, and villagers often tried to uproar against the nobility for common human rights. (During Elizabeth's time you could definitely abuse your servants without consequence, and you could even get away with killing a few if you lied about the cause.)(Although you as a noble would be responsible for replacing that servants job.) Really dark times.
Because the accusations against her were so extreme and serious, the officials decided to have a quick trial and ban her name for 100 years in public society. That's right, it was illegal to say her name in public area for 100 years after she died. It wasn't until the 1710s (100 or so years after she died) that her story was picked up by that jesuit scholar Laszlo something...lol. And HE was the one that added all that extra fake folklore about her, like drinkng blood and bathing in it. Scientifically its impossible to bathe in blood because of coagulation. Otherwise, her story probably would have been lost in history if Laszlo didn't pick it up.
As for her image, according to people during her time she was described as having: Raven black hair, a milky white skin tone, some people said she had hazel eyes, others said her eyes were almost black, (if you split the difference she probably had brown eyes.) She probably had a very prominent forehead too, as most noblewomen did. Noblewomen would shave a little bit off their hairline to show they were prominent figures in society. Overall, at least during her young adulthood she was said to have beautiful looks. If we were to assume the portraits today of Erzsebet are infact Erzsebet, then her nose was stout and firm. Personally, one thing that I noticed with all her alleged portraits is her eyes. Her eyes are wide and big. She probably had wide open eyes with a big stare.
This case has a-lot to it, if anyone truly wants to find out what happened in terms of, what is fake, what is true, and who she really was I would seriously recommend reading: book:"Infamous lady" author: Kimberly L. Craft. In that book are trial transcripts which are translated to English for the first time. And A-LOT MORE. This is where I got my info regarding Bathory from.
Ok all have a great day!😁
Great Ethan 👍 Are you Israeli, by the way? Ayala is gazelle in Hebrew.
I don't think she looked like the lady in the second painting (which they chose for the recreation). My great grandmother was from the Bathory family, her name was Barbara Bathory, she was from the hungarian noble family of Bathory here in Transylvania. I have pictures with her and she looks very similar to the woman in the first painting, she had black hair and black eyes and the forehead and shape of the face are exactely the same.
The problem with the history of ALL monarchs is that, at the time, and even now, you have parties with vested interests in finding them guilty or innocent, depending or where their interests lay. I did once work on a magazine which was running a piece on one of her descendants. With a mass murderer as an ancestor he worked, appropriately enough, in the London Financial world. I was the only one in the studio who recognised the Bathory name.
Thank you for giving this information. It's really interesting to see her descendants today even if 400 years has passed.
Can you explain what content the magazine job includes?
@@fatiht8863 It was a UK financial magazine. It seems one of her descendants was "something in the city". I can't be much more exacting as it was 25+ years ago and I can't recall too much.
Robert Dudley would be awesome!! Would love to see an image of the man that held Queen Elizabeth I’s heart for so long.
The recreation is amazing! The hair and makeup instantly transformed her into a 21st Century person. She even kinda reminds me a little of my secondary school history teacher!
I would love to see your recreation of Isabella of Portugal (if you haven't already), supposedly one of the most beautiful women of her time in Europe.
Hmmm I agree that a lot of these stories could be fabricated but to say even if she was a serial killer she wouldn’t of bathed in her victims blood is being naive. Serial killers have done disgusting things like wear people’s skin and so on.
I’ve heard of Elizabeth Bathory from watching a documentary about her many many years ago. I always believed she was a serial killer and she is one of the most prolific female serial killers. In my opinion, I don’t think it’s a coincidence that so many of her young servant girls disappeared suspiciously while in her presence. She had to have killed them. In the documentary I watched, it stated that she began killing new servants after the passing of her husband. I’ve also heard the myth of her drinking and bathing in her victim’s blood so she’ll stay youthful but I don’t believe it either. The reconstruction of how she looked like is pretty spot on and she looks sadistic and definitely looks like she was a killer. Amazing work!
I love the way you showed her with long nails and made her smirk. Make me think your a little morbid which is fine for this specific job. Great work I'm loving it all!!!
That little smile at the end was positively chilling
Your work is SO good! I love it. I'd love to see the "famously ugly" Anne of Cleves. I imagine Henry VIII was overstating things a bit.
Based on the one famous painting, I really can't see what's so ugly about her
@@monmothma3358That’s what Henry thought until he saw her in person.
I would love to see King Henry the 8th's boys together, Henry Fitzroy and Edward.
I would love to make them soon! They are definitely on my list - the tudors are a favorite of mine
@@RoyaltyNowStudios You're a cutie yourself ❤️
Wonderful work! I know it's not"royalty" but how about classical composer Bach as a modern day heavy metal rocker? Bach n roll baby!
*I have known about Elizabeth for a long time, as I am a history buff. However, to be honest, the thought that she might be innocent and was framed, is a new one for me. Either way, God knows and that's what's important.*
Here innocence was put into question casue of lgbt diversity woke politics lol. You see it has to be all the evil mens fault she was just an innocent woman being used by evil men...I just do not pay attention
I think a lot of her crimes against her are exaggerated and may have been falsified such as her bathing in blood. However, I do think at the minimum is that she has killed some of those girls although it may be actually lower than the number of murders she was accused of.
Totally framed
@@chrislair6832 there is a lot of evidence she was actually a serial killer, but the numbers are probably exaggerated
@@thomasprent2179 I'm not taking this opportunity to argue with you I just want to know some sources because I'm fascinated by the story I just don't buy it
OOhh I was excited for this. I've watched several documentaries about her & cos I'm morbid, a little fascinated by her. Thank you for doing this one x
She is really fascinating!
Woh. I always thought of her with a kind of regal Kate Winslet look. Your interpretation is nearly exactly as I imagined - amazing (and somewhat chilling) work! Love it!
Funny how just a hairstyle and makeup can make a world of difference. I would have liked to have seen you update the other woman.
it's not just hairstyle and makeup she also changes their jawline a lot to the modern standard of beauty (snatched jawline, no round or any sign of double chin) she also tends to change their eyebrow shapes into modern standard of how women do their eyebrows now. Also the shape of the lips is not always the same
Binging your videos I love them!
Elizabeth Bathory is fascinating to me I sometimes wonder if she'd been framed as she was a powerful woman with male rivals who probably wanted to knock her down
Das habe ich auch so in Erinnerung.
Schön, dass du das klarstellst. 👍
Imagine Elizabeth B and Vlad the Impaler for dinner guests. 😱 Great reconstruction. TY ❤️
Haha I know - Eastern Europe was an interesting place around that tome! And thank you :)
Actually they were related.
As long as you invite them to dinner, not the other way round!
Chef Dahmer would prepare the meal
I would LOVE to see what King Arthur looked like. And Magician Merlin looked like. And the REAL Robin Hood.
Love watching your stuff. It's so interesting. Love the history and the end creation. Your ' brilliant channel is so fascinating. This episode is great, love Sharon 💜
There’s an old movie about her. I remember seeing it in my early teens (decades ago). It completely freaked me out.
It’s called “Stay alive”. It’s a video game horror movie about her
I believe I once read an SF/fantasy/romance short story that used Bathory and Vlad in a sort of lake house concept- a century apart, they somehow could exchange letters. It made both strangely sympathetic. I mean, I was always kind of sympathetic to Vlad, though I wouldn't want a dinner invitation from him.
That sounds really cool.
He's her cousin actually l.
The framed theory could be true but there has to be some truth to all the accusations. If they wanted to get rid of her they could have came up with something less overkill(pun intended). She is a beautiful lady and as a noble woman in power during that time period her looks would be a great weapon for her. So I am sure she was vain and worried about aging. So one has to think what wouldn't she do to keep her good looks? I don't believe she is entirely innocent nor entirely guilty.
After seeing what outlandish lies my nasty family members have made up about other family members I wouldn't consider it outlandish. I used to believe the stories of Elizabeth Bathory were true, but I now realize she could have been innocent or at worst just an abusive mistress that never actually killed anyone since no actual victims were named in the records. I side more with the abusive mistress part because her servants might have defended her if she had been a kind person, but if she was cruel they would bring back stories and make them sound outlandish due to them not liking her
@@lovetobe6118 So your reason for her innocence is anecdotal?
Property. She owned a lot of it through marriage at a time when women weren't supposed to - and I've heard that with the amount of money she had - something like this is possible in order to actually take it from her. I would have to go back and read about it again, but it seemed a feasible theory as a plot against her.
Actually the obsession with beauty and bathing in blood seems to be the most outlandish thing about the story, the kind of thing that a 16th century man would come up with to explain away a woman's sadistic-sexual murders.
Her eyes are very...hypnotic!! WOW.
I love your work, im curious to if you would one day to see one on Emperor Montezuma II of the Mexica (Aztec) there is one painting of him from before the conquest of México, anyways thank you for you work!
Bathory was believed to be the inspiration for the Vampiress Carmilla
I can totally see that.
you would not suspect this beautiful woman of being evil - until you see her smiling. Then you might be nervous..
All depends on if you’re looking at it through the “framed innocent” or “serial killer” lens which either makes it sweet or super creepy 😅
@@RoyaltyNowStudios the smile softened her and brought some beautiful happiness to her face! Loved the smile you did!
If I ever see someone in real life which looks like her, I'M RUNNING AWAY FROM THERE
The two portraits you worked from look like the same woman, very nice!. William Wallace please?.
Looks amazing I appreciate your skill interpreting these paintings.
Omgosh u did do Bathory , just left a comment asking if u did . Man U are on point !! Ty
Has she done Delphine Lalaurie? Great video!
The issue I have with this is that it’s the painting of an unidentifiable woman so it’s not Elizabeth B. That’s what I came here for😭
We are all one.
She watches the clouds skud by,
She breathes your air,
Pities the past and those who settled there.
You make her look like a horror novelist
Marie Antoinette would be interesting
Wow! Great job on the contemporary portrait!
Your brief histories and recreations are great! Very interesting and exciting.
Thank you! Happy Halloween
Great content ma'am. Thanks to your channel, I get to know more names from the past. If I can suggest, maybe the likes of Billy the Kid or Crispus Attucks can be your next subjects for videos. Thank you.
I’d love to see what you would do of Princess Diana in 2023. It’s different than what you have done in the past, yet it would be interesting to see.
Such a beautiful girl , that deceitful smirk , says “ try to figure out what makes me tick “ .
I was soo weirdly obsessed with her when i was younger, i don't know why but i kinda do wanna know, maybe something with a past life?
I came upon the "framed" theory a few years ago And after reading I believe it to be true.
Could you please do all the Julio-Claudian women and also the Romantic Poets (Wordsworth, Coleridge, Keats, Shelley, Byron, Leigh Hunt, Mary Shelley).
Actually, a minor detail, Hungary is in central Europe 😊. Anyway, love the portrait! Amazing!!
Hungarians are so resistant to being called Eastern European. But to the outside world, and politically and socially the west views Hungarians as eastern. Honestly, Ive never heard the term “central europe” used besides from Hungarians.
@@Arginnethey aren't slavs so central Europe would fit more.
Eva Green would be great to play Elizabeth Bathory
I love this channel. I ADORE your work. Impressive.
Id love to see more egyptian kings like ramses or king tut
sad there aren't any existing contemporary portraits of her. It did sound like after her "trial" they tried to erase her from history from one documentary I watched. Like you apply put, the records on her are "foggy".
Subscribed, i like the way you tell the story behind each figure.
I’m chilled by that smile in the end
I know he’s not a Royal, but try William Wallace . I’d love to see that .
How about a recreation of William the Conqueror an/or Owain Glyndwr?
Please do a facial reconstruction of Saint Cecilia of Rome, I didn’t how Saint Cecilia looks like when she was alive during ancient Roman times and they portrayed her as a ginger, brunette and blonde
Wow just wow, please try some Egyptian pharaohs
There are some on the Instagram! @royalty_now_ , I just need to make a video for them soon :)
@@RoyaltyNowStudios perfect, I want to check right now, thanks for responding, you are so talented
Wow. Increidible work. One more fan and subscribed!!
Could you do Helen of Troy?
A fascinating story. She certainly appears to have been a very beautiful woman, and the recreation is lovely. Did she do all those things, or didn't she? I imagine that a few servants etc. vanished with "the Hungarian noblewomen", but it seems that it is not proven at all. Too bad that they didn't get a deposition from Elisabeth herself.
Very interesting. Wonderful work you do.
Great. Here is another suggestion, Isabella Jagiello Zapolya, queen of Upper Hungary and princess of Transylvania. 1519-1559, cousin or rather niece of Catarina Sforza.
Good job. She was beautiful.
I love your work, just discovered you this afternoon. My husband would like to see you do a Napoleon. thanks!
You’re in luck. He is coming very soon!
IMHO she was framed!🙋😄
Here is a great video! Another suggestion would be Alice Kyteler!!
I wish the first portrait could have been used.
I know. It was such poor quality and a bit cartoony
I don't think she looked like the lady in the second painting (which they chose for the recreation). My great grandmother was from the Bathory family, her name was Barbara Bathory, she was the daughter of a hungarian noble from Bathory family here in Transylvania. I have pictures with her and she looks very similar to the woman in the first painting, she had black hair and black eyes and the forehead and shape of the face are exactely the same.
Her grin at the last really shows that she is a serial KILLER.
The bottom line is if she did any of the stuff shes accused of shes pretty despicable even if mistreating servants was " the norm". How these people dare call themselves " Christians"?
There's no evidence that she actually killed anyone. It's unfortunate she had so many people wanting her downfall.
If that portrait is of the lady in question, she was quite attractive.
Love this! great job!
Thank you!
I got through the gory details but the final product was great to see!
Haha! The editor (my husband) took a few creepy liberties 👀
Beautiful work.
Nothing was ever done until she started going after the noble girls.
Mona Lisa's cousin.
Good work, thank you! 👍
Nice. thank you.
The hair and make up makes the difference... no doubt greetings from Mendoza Argentina
Her portrait looks like me omg
Please do Mary the first!
The undertone of feminist biases, and subtle denial and/or contempt for truth and real history if it doesn’t serve to elevate the morality of the topic individual (given its female) or reverse historical judgement of said historic individual (despite fact and reasonable circumstance, as studied and most accurately interpreted by scholars and historians) makes these videos less enjoyable. Nobody can change history or use a modern lens to reinterpret facts and history based on pop culture or current events.
It is what it is. But I love these videos too, so cool to see some historical figures come alive 🙃
You portrait puts me in mindvof
Margarite Hagarty the actor . Who is in fact Hungarian.
She's such a cute Hungarian girl. Those cheekies. :3
I am learning that with the help of the tarot cards we can possibly see if she was guilty or not and please when doing this remember to smudge your deck as our vibrations get on them and so the the readings may get mixed up
The facial features of the recreation look so soft, almost so contrary to what she was said to have been as a person - not really nice, when she employed all those girls and then physically tortured them - n=so a not very nice person at all this "Mrs Dracula", as she was referred to then
Do one of Jesus or Mother Mary for Christmas
I don't know if Elizabeth Bathory was a serial killer or not. what I do know is that Stephan Bathory who was related to her (although not directly) was a perfectly normal king he was militarily inclined but he just improved the military and not start any wars, and there is nothing about him being a monster infect he is remembered as pretty good monarch. so I have some doubts that Elizabeth Bathory was really a serial killer of course it is possible.
Great video
Love the recreation
Btw it would have been easy for her enemies to frame her
The muddle brains of the church at the time ( just like the present) would have been all for railroading her for their silly superstitions
This is beautiful!
Would love to see king Francis de Valois 2!
Could you Lizzie Borden? The Axe murder