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  • The Ruin of Troy: The Outcome of Mythology's Famous War - The Trojan War Saga Ep 36 - Greek Mythology - See U in History
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  • @veronicapiccinini7956
    @veronicapiccinini7956 Рік тому +193

    It all started because the Gods didn’t invite Eris to a party

    • @racheltang2646
      @racheltang2646 Рік тому +26

      They had a good reason for not inviting Eris, knowing how awful she is and she causes discord, disagreements and making bloody wars for Ares to enjoy. She is an evil deity

    • @williamtweedy9141
      @williamtweedy9141 Рік тому +2

      @@racheltang2646 Agreed she'd only cause trouble for Thetis's wedding.

    • @cioarasorin5137
      @cioarasorin5137 Рік тому +1

      It is dissrespectfull not to invite a relative to a great party. 😠

    • @fistinyourface7053
      @fistinyourface7053 8 місяців тому

      Well she crashed every single party she was on.

    • @BlueGoblin1
      @BlueGoblin1 3 місяці тому +1

      It was because Athena, Hera, and Aprhodite were consumed by vanity. And it was Paris for choosing someone else's woman over all else.

  • @jahaantanna6519
    @jahaantanna6519 Рік тому +234

    I feel very bad For Trojan Women and Hector's Son! They didn't deserve this

    • @davexorus9836
      @davexorus9836 Рік тому +29

      Yes but a lot of histories are like that

    • @CtefoxZeus
      @CtefoxZeus Рік тому +4

      So what do you suggest ?

    • @GennySavastone
      @GennySavastone Рік тому

      Why not Jahaan?

    • @CarlosAlberto-sh9wh
      @CarlosAlberto-sh9wh Рік тому +11

      Astyanax survives in one version.

    • @davexorus9836
      @davexorus9836 Рік тому +7

      @@CarlosAlberto-sh9wh we are interested in homers version other are written much later

  • @vercingetorix9005
    @vercingetorix9005 Рік тому +40

    Can't believe Menelaus fell for the classic "I didn't mean to cheat, I still love you baby" lol

    • @boystarr99
      @boystarr99 Рік тому +9

      "It didn't mean anything to me"

    • @MrImastinker
      @MrImastinker Місяць тому

      I mean, she did.
      Depending on the story, Aphrodite’s enchantment kind of took the choice out of her hands.

  • @tyrrant1374
    @tyrrant1374 Рік тому +161

    They truly became immortal after 3000+ years its still one of the most well known stories.
    Its so heartwarming to think we are connected with our ancestors from so many centuries ago through this story and the lessons that it provides

    • @islammehmeov2334
      @islammehmeov2334 Рік тому +5

      we are so lucky to be connected to our ancestors wo ancestors are you taking about Only GREEKS AND TURKS HAVE ANCESTOR WITH THE TROJANS WAR

    • @Nikos-o-gamer
      @Nikos-o-gamer Рік тому +11

      @@islammehmeov2334 the turks don't relate with them they came 1000 years later , before that they were in northeastern siberia.Greeks and Italians have ancestry to these peoples

    • @rxbitvzzinbvztin8730
      @rxbitvzzinbvztin8730 Рік тому +7

      @@Nikos-o-gamer facts that guy is speaking Turkish nationalism

    • @tyrrant1374
      @tyrrant1374 Рік тому +5

      @@islammehmeov2334 Turks are about the only people with no connection they came from Mongolia 2000 years later but Greeks-Romans the whole Europe by extend, African Mediterranean areas plus America and Australia have a connection.

    • @islammehmeov2334
      @islammehmeov2334 Рік тому +2

      @@tyrrant1374 what do HOMOSEXUAL europeans americans and GEY australians have to do with TURKIC TROJANS

  • @gigglesnschitt2812
    @gigglesnschitt2812 Рік тому +55

    Now I expect a detailed, 3 part series on The Odyssey. I’m too emotionally invested.
    Great job. Bravo. Encore!

    • @in5n880
      @in5n880 Рік тому +2

      Incl diomedes's journey too

    • @gigglesnschitt2812
      @gigglesnschitt2812 Рік тому +1

      @@in5n880 I would love to see a separate video detailing the adventures of Diamedes.

  • @TetsuShima
    @TetsuShima Рік тому +66

    For those interested in the Aeneas story, there is a movie duology about him, composed of the 1961 film "The Trojan War" (in which he appears as a supporting character) and its 1962 sequel "The Avenger" (this time as the protagonist). In both installments, he is played by Steve Reeves.

    • @khaledrifai7653
      @khaledrifai7653 Рік тому

      Hi, do you know the soundtrack's name? Thank

    • @greek1237
      @greek1237 Рік тому

      Also the Fury of Achilles 1962 could fit in that.

  • @KingNazaru
    @KingNazaru Рік тому +68

    Man, nobody ended up looking like heroes in this ending.

    • @rxbitvzzinbvztin8730
      @rxbitvzzinbvztin8730 Рік тому +11

      Except they were the Trojans would've did the same.

    • @KingNazaru
      @KingNazaru Рік тому +15

      @@rxbitvzzinbvztin8730 Hence why I said nobody looks like heroes.

    • @Lucerna999
      @Lucerna999 Рік тому +5

      this is war, the Greeks won, and saved their men, which prevented many widows and fatherless children. the trojans started the war by kidnapping helen and refusing many times to give her back

    • @KingNazaru
      @KingNazaru Рік тому +20

      @@Lucerna999 I know this is a war. But let’s not act like they didn’t do some horrendous things on both sides.

    • @Lucerna999
      @Lucerna999 Рік тому +2

      @@KingNazaru of course, but war is horrendous. thats how it is, espiecally in those times. if you're talking about how they killed children and women, it had to be done. i would of done the same thing if i was odyseuss, that kid would definitley come back for revenge

  • @snowvixen1000
    @snowvixen1000 Рік тому +17

    What an emotional roller coaster, great narration

  • @MarkSmith-uz4nf
    @MarkSmith-uz4nf Рік тому +22

    And just like that such a good series has ended…😢. Great retelling of a great classic, thank you.

    • @ecurewitz
      @ecurewitz Рік тому +1

      Time for The Odysssey perhaps? Or maybe the Aeneid

  • @michaeldepinto3562
    @michaeldepinto3562 Рік тому +34

    Best Series I've ever seen on UA-cam. Thank you again, for the last year of watching this Saga has brought me Great Joy! It's Sad to see this end. 😢 Every Friday at 11 then 10 am, I immediately waited for the Notification. Thank you again See U in History and I look forward to your next Story.

    • @SeeUinHistory
      @SeeUinHistory  Рік тому +5

      thanks :)

    • @michaeldepinto3562
      @michaeldepinto3562 Рік тому

      @@SeeUinHistory thank you 👍

    • @khaledrifai7653
      @khaledrifai7653 Рік тому +1

      @@SeeUinHistory you did a great job!
      But can you please tell me the name of the soundtrack in the video?
      Thank.

  • @earweatwry46u7uy5i68
    @earweatwry46u7uy5i68 Рік тому +78

    Aeneas' journey to making Proto-Rome in the Aenied was just as painful. He went through even more pain and suffering cause even after Troy, Hera was still angry at Aeneas and the Trojans that escaped with him.
    The prophecy about how Aeneas' Trojans will eventually crush Hera's favorite City, Carthage didn't help either.

    • @eelchiong6709
      @eelchiong6709 Рік тому +2

      He started it even at the beginning. Made Queen Dido his love doll and caused her death on the day he left Carthage.

    • @Gustine22
      @Gustine22 Рік тому +5

      at least the trojans got their revenge because the romans the descendants of trojans conquered the greeks

  • @nmv33
    @nmv33 Рік тому +215

    And Helen again used her tears and physical attributes to get what she wanted. Helen must have been beautiful but she wasn’t a nice person. Everything happened because of her. I don’t believe she was abducted by Paris.

    • @raptormage2209
      @raptormage2209 Рік тому +51

      Depends on the version, the cypria for example talks about how Aphrodite helped Paris and made her fall in love with him

    • @mansour9790
      @mansour9790 Рік тому +46

      Helen is a perfect example of a modern day woman

    • @storm1328
      @storm1328 Рік тому +9

      @@mansour9790 facts

    • @tyrrant1374
      @tyrrant1374 Рік тому +41

      In almost all versions Helen is innocent. She waas bewitched by Aphrodite to love Paris in the main version. In another version she didn't even go to Troy, Paris got a decoy made from clouds and she went to Egypt where she ess protected until Menelaus randomly found her again.

    • @BlackDog97
      @BlackDog97 Рік тому +25

      Actually in one version we learned here in Greece, it was Helen who killed Deiphobos before Menelau's eyes.

  • @frostmanticorerockadile9968
    @frostmanticorerockadile9968 Рік тому +15

    Great ending to badass series! Thank you for completing it

    • @SeeUinHistory
      @SeeUinHistory  Рік тому +3

      :)

    • @rxbitvzzinbvztin8730
      @rxbitvzzinbvztin8730 Рік тому +1

      @@SeeUinHistory Why wasn't Idomeneus or Menestheus or really any of the other minor greek kings incorporated? Just food for thought

  • @amethyst7084
    @amethyst7084 Рік тому +20

    Great story - one of the most well-known of all. Most versions show Prince Astyanax as a baby. Prince Helen's alone, out of Priam's and Hecuba's sons, survived. Aeneas would meet Helenus on his travels in the Aeneid.

  • @NickSibz
    @NickSibz Рік тому +35

    Easily the greatest story in all of mythology IMO. This series was awesome. I always wanted them to do a follow up on Aeneas' story after the "Troy" movie. Super interesting ending for him that would come back to haunt the greeks when the Romans conquered them all.

    • @diligentjeans6416
      @diligentjeans6416 Рік тому +2

      That’s propaganda and I don’t see why anyone would side with the Trojans

    • @NickSibz
      @NickSibz Рік тому

      @@diligentjeans6416 Well that's your opinion my G. I'm Italian so it has merit to me.

  • @HyozanLucy
    @HyozanLucy Рік тому +63

    Hope you make the Aeneid with the same quality as you did the Trojan war please. It's one of my favorite tales of all time. 💖🥰

    • @Alex-we8fk
      @Alex-we8fk Рік тому +3

      I was just about to comment the same, can you guys do the aeneid? Please?

    • @Lucerna999
      @Lucerna999 Рік тому +1

      i wanna see the odyssey first and the aenid too

  • @mehdihussain4281
    @mehdihussain4281 Рік тому +4

    I have truly enjoyed this whole "Trojan War Saga".
    Hope you would soon start "The Odyssey".

  • @ladynikkie
    @ladynikkie Рік тому +70

    I believe in one myth, the Greeks killed all of Hector's family including his wife but still the child's death was truly the saddest of all. The Greeks did achieve victory but at what cost? Many of these Greek heroes would end up having a tragic end on the way back homes so their victory was practically bittersweet.

    • @rxbitvzzinbvztin8730
      @rxbitvzzinbvztin8730 Рік тому +12

      To recite my previous comment, only 3 greek leaders Agamemnon, Pyrrhus, and sort of Odysseus had a bad fate. Everyone else actually made it home safe or colonized another region. Diomedes actually made it home safe and did have a wonderful fate and was made immortal

    • @rxbitvzzinbvztin8730
      @rxbitvzzinbvztin8730 Рік тому +6

      Also the Catalogue of Ships reinforces this With only 8-13 out of the 49-55 Greek Kings suffering or dying before or in the end. In fact, after the war Diomedes, Thoas, Menestheus, Idomeneus, Meriones, Philoctetes, Menelaus, Nestor, Thrasymedes, and several others and their dynasties lived successfully even past the Dorian migrations. Plus we all know the Greeks and Roman's eventually became united and culturally unified during the Roman empire

    • @Nikos-o-gamer
      @Nikos-o-gamer Рік тому +6

      Astianax's(αστιανακτας) name comes from Αναξ(anax) meaning king and the River strimon(στρυμονας) near troy.

    • @rxbitvzzinbvztin8730
      @rxbitvzzinbvztin8730 Рік тому +4

      @@Nikos-o-gamer what does that relate to my comment tho?

    • @diligentjeans6416
      @diligentjeans6416 Рік тому +1

      @@rxbitvzzinbvztin8730 I’m confused I was told that the Roman’s conquered all of greese

  • @SonnetiGR
    @SonnetiGR Рік тому +5

    Heartfelt thanks to all who worked for this great production. The Trojan War Saga was a fitting artwork to the classic epic "the Iliad". But the famous epics were two, "The Iliad" and "The Odyssey". After the Trojan War where Man fights among kings,heroes, villains, demigods and Gods, follows the Journey back home, a journey we take next to Odysseus who faces unfathomable hardships but has developed uncanny abilities throughout the Iliad to counter them. But he is not alone, as Goddess Athena stands by his side in this near impossible quest, meaning that wisdom and his wits, will be the hero's main weapons.
    Within the story of the Odyssey, greek sages of the old, included unspoken secrets. Odysseus' Journey back home to Penelope symbolizes the Hero's journey back home to find his Soul, a journey that transcends the material existence. We would very much love to see new artworks for "The Odyssey", completing the Classic Epics accordingly and i sincerely hope you will do this next.
    PS1. I would really like to see what happened to the main heroes in their return home (excluding Odysseus whose story is a saga itself), but before this, the lighting of the beacons - Φρυκτωριες, a system of communication in long distances by flaming torches (an idea that was copied in lord of the rings), which the Greeks used to convey the message throughout Greece that Troy was at last conquered
    PS2. For those who don't know it, there is another lovely work inspired by the Epics, which you can see in some parts on youtube, called "Epic - the musical"

  • @sunkure141
    @sunkure141 Рік тому +16

    I can't believe they did that to that poor kid. it was just awful. I don't think Helen should've been forgiven. the war ended, but I feel like it wasn't a fair ending. they tossed an innocent child from the top of the walls of Troy.

  • @Eduardo-du4oe
    @Eduardo-du4oe Рік тому +6

    Absolutely fantastic from beginning to end.

  • @martintinajero9140
    @martintinajero9140 Рік тому +14

    All that pain in destruction and death and for what for a beauty pageant for too selfish people and selfish gods hope it was worth it. Will we get the Odyssey next?

    • @ladynikkie
      @ladynikkie Рік тому +10

      The true cause was one goddess who wasn't invited to a wedding party so she plant back golden apple there and the rest was dark history. Truly the gods were nothing but trouble

    • @raptormage2209
      @raptormage2209 Рік тому

      @@ladynikkie Depends on the God in question

    • @ladynikkie
      @ladynikkie Рік тому

      @@raptormage2209 It was Eris the goddess of discord

    • @raptormage2209
      @raptormage2209 Рік тому

      @@ladynikkie Yep, it was indeed her fault if i say so myself.

  • @EastJazzman
    @EastJazzman Рік тому +22

    Brilliant retelling of Troy, I can't wait to see what's next.
    Before The Odyssey And The Aenied, I hope to see the aftermath for the other Greek Kings.
    The storms that sunk many ships by the gods
    Agamemnon death
    Diomedes banishment
    Menelaus being lost for ten years.
    Although I think not bringing up the assault of Cassandra in Athenas temple was a missed shot

    • @rxbitvzzinbvztin8730
      @rxbitvzzinbvztin8730 Рік тому +4

      Whatever, most obscure Greek kings actually had a happy ending including Diomedes and Menelaus

    • @rxbitvzzinbvztin8730
      @rxbitvzzinbvztin8730 Рік тому +4

      Plus Diomedes didn't even take part In the bloodshed.

    • @megabladechronicles962
      @megabladechronicles962 Рік тому +6

      Don’t forget the death of Neoptolemus. They really downplayed how psychotic he was, in some versions Neoptolemus smashes Hector’s son against the walls of Troy until he died

    • @Aggelos-tv3ep
      @Aggelos-tv3ep Рік тому +1

      @@megabladechronicles962 in other versions he uses Hector's ? sons as boxing gloves to beat Priam

    • @megabladechronicles962
      @megabladechronicles962 Рік тому +3

      @@Aggelos-tv3ep I forgot about that, now I really want to see Orestes (or Apollo depending on the version) take him down

  • @mohamedmoawad6303
    @mohamedmoawad6303 Рік тому +12

    Thanks for making the Trojan War series. I learned a lot👍

  • @stratagos4610
    @stratagos4610 Рік тому +3

    thank you for your incredible work completing this amazing series

  • @aerystargaryenii2565
    @aerystargaryenii2565 Рік тому +3

    Man I'm really going to miss this series

  • @miche9611
    @miche9611 Рік тому +1

    Thank you for this series of really awesome videos depicting the (almost) complete story of the mythological Trojan war.

  • @in5n880
    @in5n880 Рік тому +3

    Next up: complete Diomedes story - man was the part of 2 biggest Greek epics. He deserves it

  • @davexorus9836
    @davexorus9836 Рік тому +3

    Great work. Allthough i have read it in childhood It was special. Waiting for Argonauts long Series

  • @peggythoss9840
    @peggythoss9840 Рік тому +4

    I hope there will be another series like this that is about the odyssey

  • @Dorne_is_the_GOAT
    @Dorne_is_the_GOAT Рік тому +5

    The sacking of Troy is amazingly gruesome, violent, and horrific.

  • @TetsuShima
    @TetsuShima Рік тому +8

    Troy: *Gets destroyed by the Greeks*
    Aeneas: "Don't worry, my brothers. I shall avenge you..." *Proceeds to unzip*

    • @rxbitvzzinbvztin8730
      @rxbitvzzinbvztin8730 Рік тому +1

      He never avenged them. The Greeks and Roman's lived in relative peace and eventually unified.

    • @rxbitvzzinbvztin8730
      @rxbitvzzinbvztin8730 Рік тому +1

      @@AutonomousUltraInstinct69 in fact, a majority of the Greek cities opted to join the Roman Republic even before actium

    • @rxbitvzzinbvztin8730
      @rxbitvzzinbvztin8730 Рік тому +1

      @@AutonomousUltraInstinct69 In fact even after The razing of Corinth many cities wanted to exit off the Diadochi train due to instability and infighting.

    • @rxbitvzzinbvztin8730
      @rxbitvzzinbvztin8730 Рік тому +2

      @@AutonomousUltraInstinct69 Yes, Pyrrhus initiated a conflict and won pyrrhic victories. But I can name more cities who opted to join rome post 240 BCE even after the Epirote Wars of Subjugation. Look at Aetolia, Achaean Leauge, Crete, Boetian Leauge, Pergamum, Sparta etc.

    • @diligentjeans6416
      @diligentjeans6416 Рік тому

      @@CillianMorales the aeniad is Roman propaganda

  • @kannansatheesh3075
    @kannansatheesh3075 Рік тому +1

    Now I have nothing to look forward to at Fridays
    Great work 🔥🔥

  • @charliemcternan8190
    @charliemcternan8190 Рік тому +3

    Another great story of Troy love it

  • @blast3608
    @blast3608 Рік тому +2

    Great story telling!

  • @Mashka14
    @Mashka14 Рік тому +1

    Fascinating and Compelling Video on the entire series on the Trojan War

  • @vaibhavsharma3727
    @vaibhavsharma3727 Рік тому +5

    Incredible storytelling, 🤘🤘
    Sir, I request you and your team to make this on epic story Mahabharata.🙏🙏

    • @redspirit5885
      @redspirit5885 Рік тому

      mahabharata fans dont deserve it
      everyone defends gandus like karna, bhishma, parshuram etc in mahabharat
      and hindus get mad whenever the truth about these people being weaker than satyaki is exposed

    • @redspirit5885
      @redspirit5885 Рік тому

      karna traded slaves and supported slavery, its never shown in tv serials like br chopras mahabharata

    • @redspirit5885
      @redspirit5885 Рік тому

      satyaki, iravan, bhagdatt are never shown in mahabharat tv series
      ashwathamas power being greater than karna's is always ignored
      the old king vahlika who fought on the kuru side, who was bhishma's uncle he gets ignored each time

    • @redspirit5885
      @redspirit5885 Рік тому

      for ramayan then hindus always ignore the loss of hanuman & power of meghanad aND warriors in lanka

  • @cavc94
    @cavc94 Рік тому

    I've loved this story since I was a child and watching this rendition is a dream come true. I hope you adapt, not only the Odyssey, but also the Nostoi (or rather what we know about it) and of course the Aeneid.

  • @AresKerby2004
    @AresKerby2004 Рік тому +4

    finally ❤️

  • @allanlozano8411
    @allanlozano8411 Рік тому

    Thank you! ❤️from Philippines 🇵🇭

  • @michaeldepinto3562
    @michaeldepinto3562 Рік тому +4

    At Long Last 🔥🔥🔥

  • @thanoosudom6980
    @thanoosudom6980 Рік тому +14

    If you feel terrible hearing about the fate of Astyanax then please do not google him cause there's another version of the story that's even worse than what we saw here.

  • @jasonchristie675
    @jasonchristie675 Рік тому

    What a great series! Thank you! Followed for the KCD stuff, but this is on another level!

  • @SuperUniverse
    @SuperUniverse Рік тому +3

    The Descendants of Troy became ROME
    and Conquered Greece

  • @martintinajero9140
    @martintinajero9140 Рік тому +8

    And will we find out what happened to everyone after the war especially Helen?

    • @user-hd1pe2sh7y
      @user-hd1pe2sh7y Рік тому +3

      She got back to Sparta and she lived there with Menelaus. Tilemachos went there in search of his father we know that froms the Odyssey. Any other character you want to know about?

    • @martintinajero9140
      @martintinajero9140 Рік тому +1

      @@user-hd1pe2sh7y what happened to her after did she die peacefully?

    • @rxbitvzzinbvztin8730
      @rxbitvzzinbvztin8730 Рік тому +3

      @@martintinajero9140 everyone except Pyrrhus, Odysseus, and Agamemnom had a stable return. Diomedes was made immortal for his deeds and many other Greek Kings lived out peacefully even past the Mycenaean collapse

    • @aengusog3415
      @aengusog3415 Рік тому

      @@martintinajero9140some versions states that Zeus took her to Olympus

  • @m.e.vangel3461
    @m.e.vangel3461 Рік тому +2

    Thank you so much for making the trojan war saga.This is just way too good for UA-cam.

  • @biggiemongusmemethief7714
    @biggiemongusmemethief7714 Рік тому +6

    All this for a f*cking apple

  • @HorFell
    @HorFell 8 місяців тому +1

    Have to make a comment about what an absolute chad Aneas was! He fought bravely in the war even after all the other Trojan heroes had fallen and then rather than abandon his crippled aging father, he carried his father on his back and took with him his own son embodying the ideal son and father in one act.

  • @davidtakyi14
    @davidtakyi14 Рік тому +1

    Pls Arthurian legend next
    Love the channel

  • @boredhi3454
    @boredhi3454 Рік тому +5

    There is a secret ending that before paris abducts Helen Hera because of her angel replaced Helen with a cloud and she moved the real Helen to Egypt. The Menelaus ship sank and he with some of his men and (fake) Helen survived in Egypt after some events Menelaus met his real wife and the fake Helen became a cloud and disappeared

  • @nathanaelmoyer7093
    @nathanaelmoyer7093 Рік тому

    This was my favorite story.

  • @grimmcheersii8601
    @grimmcheersii8601 Рік тому +3

    poor aeneas his troubles are just barely starting, hasnt even met that carthaginian queen dido yet

  • @TheHiddenOnes150
    @TheHiddenOnes150 Рік тому +2

    Can we all have a moment of silence for all the brave soldiers who fought in this battle especially the Great hero Achilles also can you do a video on the Battle of thermopylaea Marathon and plateau

  • @sangaychoden6151
    @sangaychoden6151 Рік тому +1

    Can you plz do jason and the golden fleece

  • @wickedsheep3413
    @wickedsheep3413 Рік тому +2

    At the very end the battle between manelaus and helen... Was fought between the high couple of ares and athrodite. These mortals were just presentating the deities

  • @sifilore9462
    @sifilore9462 Рік тому +6

    Now what's coming is the single vid that combines all 36 eps. The sad thing is that all this is because 2 goddesses weren't given the prized apple, with a trophy wife running away to b with her *true* love. Very vindictive for the goddesses and controlling on the king. Like I said before Eris is the devil in this story.

  • @MadKingOfMadaya
    @MadKingOfMadaya Рік тому +7

    *_Then Troy would get their revenge as Rome would subdue the Greeks once and for all and then the Trojans would endulge in Greek femboys for all time

    • @diligentjeans6416
      @diligentjeans6416 Рік тому +1

      That’s propaganda

    • @diligentjeans6416
      @diligentjeans6416 Рік тому +1

      @sunmoonlightning I know that I was saying that the aeniad was Roman propaganda

    • @wankawanka3053
      @wankawanka3053 Рік тому

      If you believe in political propaganda be our guest

    • @MadKingOfMadaya
      @MadKingOfMadaya 26 днів тому

      @@wankawanka3053 *_And you think this video is NOT?_*

  • @Lucerna999
    @Lucerna999 Рік тому +2

    W series

  • @Vanic00
    @Vanic00 Рік тому +7

    "In 1000 years our bones will be dust."
    "Yes Prince, but our names will remain."
    The saga comes to an end at last. But the tale is not over. I hope you folks do the Odyssey and especially the Aeneid. Troy may have fallen, but the Trojans are not over yet......Glory to S.P.Q.R!!!!!

  • @gooddeity8487
    @gooddeity8487 Рік тому +3

    🤠waiting for you freind

  • @geetasharma1075
    @geetasharma1075 Рік тому +2

    Please make odssy and Aenid

  • @Cult_of_Aion
    @Cult_of_Aion Рік тому +6

    I hate Helen

    • @diligentjeans6416
      @diligentjeans6416 Рік тому

      Thier are some versions where she was kidnapped against her will

    • @racheltang2646
      @racheltang2646 Рік тому

      @@diligentjeans6416 That's right. I believe those versions. Being kidnapped is an awful thing

  • @rahuldilip3241
    @rahuldilip3241 Рік тому +1

    CAN U DO AN ILLUSTRATED REPRESENTATION OF THE Mahabharata as well?

  • @YamiKaiba
    @YamiKaiba Рік тому +4

    Helen doesn't deserve any fame or acknowledgment in history except for being a vain conniving seducer that started the war in the first place. Paris will forever be known as a coward who also started the war because he loved Helen. When I think of the Trojan War and most well known of Ancient Greece, I will always remember Achilles and to this day he is still remembered, his legend shared in books, (poems, comics, movies( life action, or cartoon) and even anime and manga, so his fame continues to be immortalized just as he wanted, the greatest of all the Greek demigods in my opinion.

    • @conceicaocosta5703
      @conceicaocosta5703 Рік тому

      the coward from paris never loved helena he was just obsessed with her beauty she was nothing more than a pretty ornament for anyone who desired her

  • @arielfilmsinc1926
    @arielfilmsinc1926 Рік тому +5

    In Disney's Hercules TV series the war is actually a prank war between Athens and Troy houses of learning . Helen is homecoming Queen and is kidnapped hence why Homer the storyteller "spiced" it up a bit

  • @vc8180
    @vc8180 Рік тому

    A great end to a great story.

  • @gre3nishsinx0Rgold4
    @gre3nishsinx0Rgold4 Рік тому +1

    A great story still but what left me wondering. What did the gods who supported the Trojans did after the victory?. Ancient Greek gods are quite vengeful and sometimes petty. So I'm assuming the Trojan supporting gods would have done something.

  • @sethnabors6693
    @sethnabors6693 Рік тому +1

    You should do one on the Aeneid

    • @sethnabors6693
      @sethnabors6693 Рік тому

      @Pro Token420 no as in the founding of Rome, how the young prince led the last of the Trojan people to a new home.

  • @coolboy-fo8ex
    @coolboy-fo8ex Рік тому +2

    Helen playing faminine card and saving herself but didn't cared for others who's suffering because of her

  • @dman6261
    @dman6261 Рік тому

    What and awesome journey

  • @randomlyamazing58
    @randomlyamazing58 Рік тому +4

    This end of this story never satisfies me. I don't understand why the single cause of this decade of bloodshed lived at the end. It makes me hate the story. The Trojan women should have killed Helen for bringing this tragedy on them. This is not fair at all. The Trojan war never inspires me. The Battle of Thermophylae is far more inspiring. Please do something on that.

  • @gustavramirez2891
    @gustavramirez2891 Рік тому

    Please cover the dates of Odysseus, Agamemnon, and Aeneus next!

  • @apollo8101
    @apollo8101 Рік тому

    Please do one on Odyssey, Ramayana and Mahabharata.

  • @reddhafallen7289
    @reddhafallen7289 Рік тому +2

    But for Odysseus, ending the Trojan war was only half the journey home.

  • @-RONNIE
    @-RONNIE Рік тому

    Good video 👍🏻

  • @warrennicholsony.fernando4513
    @warrennicholsony.fernando4513 Рік тому +3

    This was how the movie should have been made, let alone ended. Instead, it promoted adultery and cowardice.

  • @jerryessandoh815
    @jerryessandoh815 Рік тому +1

    Make an animation about Odysseus

  • @mehdihussain4281
    @mehdihussain4281 Рік тому

    Plz pack the whole episodes and upload "Complete Trojan War Saga".

  • @richardmauldin1193
    @richardmauldin1193 Рік тому

    Hope you do the Odyssey next

  • @GelssPen
    @GelssPen Рік тому

    You should cover the Odyssey

  • @ahmadsalman3336
    @ahmadsalman3336 2 місяці тому +2

    So Helen survived because she flashed Menelaus?😂😂

  • @deltayanda5425
    @deltayanda5425 Рік тому

    i watch this series 33 video its awesome
    ,its really diffrent from the movie "troy"

  • @mr.joedirt8583
    @mr.joedirt8583 Рік тому +1

    Goddesses or mortal. Women cause drama and chaos when they aren't forced into submission.

  • @Hukill86
    @Hukill86 Рік тому +1

    Next, The Odyssey?

  • @tonytaylor5754
    @tonytaylor5754 Рік тому

    When are you going to make the complete season 3 video

  • @harrisfu6296
    @harrisfu6296 Рік тому

    are you going to do one more video on the greek heroes' journeys home?

  • @shatteredspirit6065
    @shatteredspirit6065 Рік тому +1

    Can't imagine being in war for ten years and with so much blood shed.

    • @reddhafallen7289
      @reddhafallen7289 Рік тому

      And for what, for one woman. Losing great heroes such as Achilles, Hector, and Ajax all for Helen. There's no celebration, no true victory, so many lives lost for one. It was not worth so many years of war.

  • @gerrymilgarcia7300
    @gerrymilgarcia7300 Рік тому

    I just love the fact that most of them die tragically after slaughtering civilians, and committing theft. With Odysseus and his crew suffering the most as he indirectly and directly caused even his own allies to die. With him dying in the telegony.

  • @MR_ARMY_GAMING_655
    @MR_ARMY_GAMING_655 Рік тому +1

    what kind music is that?

    • @aengusog3415
      @aengusog3415 Рік тому

      Did you find it?

    • @Bad2BadHDVietsub
      @Bad2BadHDVietsub Рік тому

      @@aengusog3415 no

    • @aengusog3415
      @aengusog3415 Рік тому +2

      @@Bad2BadHDVietsubI had to Shazam it. It’s called rest upon the edge by Trevor kowalski

  • @keykey6095
    @keykey6095 Рік тому +13

    Menalaus the first simp of recorded history

    • @aarkaybmer6329
      @aarkaybmer6329 Рік тому +1

      He could've closed his eyes and put an end to this by shouting
      *"BEGONE THOT!!"*

    • @racheltang2646
      @racheltang2646 Рік тому +2

      @Ἑλένη Very true, she even welcomed Odysseus' son Telemachus alongside Menelaus when the boy visited Sparta

  • @nathanaelmoyer7093
    @nathanaelmoyer7093 Рік тому

    Hey I want more of this story

  • @bagthebird7610
    @bagthebird7610 Рік тому

    the movie The Trojan Women is a master class of acting, its set just after the wars end

  • @MusicLover-my6fo
    @MusicLover-my6fo Рік тому +1

    Helen really got off scot free.

  • @SirsasthNigam.
    @SirsasthNigam. Рік тому +1

    Neoptolemus-Achilles 'son at his most ruthless

  • @russellcolemaniii4207
    @russellcolemaniii4207 Рік тому

    I would love to see What happened to Achilles' son after the war

  • @deshawnrivera2032
    @deshawnrivera2032 Рік тому

    Can you please do The Aeneid next?

  • @fyzz9327
    @fyzz9327 Рік тому +1

    Next Odyssey

  • @alcerscruro6107
    @alcerscruro6107 4 місяці тому

    Aneas didn't found Rome. Aeneas settled there and made good relations with one of the many Italian tribes there, and later on he died in a battle against another Italian tribe, The Rutuli.

  • @mrscanlan.5016
    @mrscanlan.5016 Рік тому +1

    Love to see a new film Warriors of Trojan war, like a two part, and do it like a 300 style for the back ground, and start from where Paris visits Sparta and when Meneulas goes to Create, Show all the great dual's one vs one's be some many great battles to watch, Achilles Vs Cynus (A Son of Poseidon), Hector Vs Ajax the Great, Hector Vs Patroclus, Achilles Vs Hector, Achilles Vs Penthsila (Amazon Queen), Achilles Vs King Memnon (Ethiopus) and so on!!!!

  • @aubreyyoung6664
    @aubreyyoung6664 Рік тому

    I was hoping this would be the end of the Trojan war but maybe I might be wrong but I don’t know for now.