Trojan War - Animated Documentary (ALL PARTS)
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- Опубліковано 29 сер 2024
- Complete five-part Trojan War animated documentary in one video.
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Five parts all in one... this is truly an epic!
It took a while but it's finally here!
The Iliad is a masterpiece. I love that the gods r involved... Wish the whole epic cycle wasn't lost that would be amazing to read if ever found.
Thrilled to see the Catalogue of Ships, and the host of the Trojan forces, named and counted. Great job!
Great as a listening podcast :). Thank you
Another great video. Recently I'm exploring the history of Greece, it will be very useful ❤
As a Greek, you are going to enjoy every moment trust me.
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Superb video. I've read the Illiad and it was all a jumble and confusion of events, names and battles for me. This is the first time I've heard it all laid out in a concise, ordered manner with pictorial supplementation to illustrate all the main events. Told in a no-nonsense, matter of fact manner. Absolutely brilliant. This will be my go-to source material for the T.W. in future. After seeing this, I'm even more convinced that the events in the Illiad are based upon the real-life events and people of the conflict of the Argives against Willusa in the late Bronze Age. Thank you!
Thank you, I really appreciate it. There is a lot more content on Troy/Wilusa coming! But this is my favorite part pf history as well.
Yes, it is pretty clear the Iliad was based on real history (with some embellishment, of course). In reality, it probably wasn't a war between just Greeks and Trojans, but a regional war between numerous parties (as the Egyptians and other sources claim). There seemed to be chaos around this time because of the bronze age collapse. Many people were in conflict and the Trojan war just seems to be just a part of a wider conflict.
Exellent work, watched it all,
will still watch again, so much fun. Thanks Wanax
Idk why but algo is burring your channel down in my feed. You are one of very few channels I have on "bell icon", so I should have notification on this video but I got nothing. Luckily some complately unrelated event reminded me about this channel and after a while of digging I got here. What the hell YT???
really good video this channel deserves more subs
Thank you! Appreciate the support!
Good work man
Incredible video, can't imagine how much research and effort went into making this. Someone should really make it into an epic historical show based on this, realistic without 'gods' and with great actors, would probably be one of the best ever made!
I cannot believe I have found such an amazing chanel
Thank you, appreciate it!!
A human sacrifice in the mycenaean times, heh?
Now THAT is interesting. I wonder how often that happened, and why was abandoned in classical greek times.
It is hard to tell whether or not the Mycenaeans actually practiced human sacrifice. In the well known version of the same myth, Iphigenia was replaced by a deer by goddess Artemis and so the human sacrifice was avoided. It could be a memory of a very distant case that might’ve happened in the Mycenaean times but it would’ve been an extreme case which was looked upon very negatively, definitely not a common practice.
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I see. I mean, perhaps it used to be done in eatly Mycenaean times. But, like you said, it was looked upon negatively. Agamemnon's wife was pissed off after hearing the news.
Human sacrifice in Greece never happened , only in the literature, that thing made the barbarians not the greeks , the pelasgos (its a word that the greeks use for the people before the greeks) the only case of human sacrifice was in some archeological site of knossos , the minoans (or cretens) they are not ethical Greek , they are pelasgos , the micenian are real greeks
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I don't know if the 16th BC century mycenaeans would have this "barbarian" ideology back then. Later greeks did.
Once again, I cannot say for sure they did practice human sacrifice, yet it was common across some indo-european cultures, like the celts and germans, even I think the romans at some point did it, long before they dropped that practice. I suspect the bronze age greeks did and they stopped for whatever reasons.
Amazing work!! 👏🏼 👏🏼👏🏼
25:17 In Manfredi's novel Talisman of Troy, it is implied that the Chetaeans / Ceteians mentioned in the Odyssey were the Hittites.
I just discovered your channel.
Hell yeah!!!
You did a great job with this!
awesome!
Could wey say that Ilion commanded a new Assuwa confederation against the Ahhiyawa?
Some great stuff on this channel
"Troy would never rise again" except like Troy V, VI, VII, VIII, IX, and X
It's a bronze age venice
Fantastic!
Beutiful video.
And, i know it's mythology but. ..
You will do some video about Aeneas and Rome?
When? I understand, that the ancient Greek was copied from Vinca script/Danube civilization which discovered metallurgy, copper, bronze, gold. From 8000 BC to around 3000 BC,so for over 5ooo years without any war. Recently a book in English written by Harald Haarmann, Danube civilization. He is world known paleo linguist and among other things, he studied The Vinca Civilization, architecture, metallurgy, ceramic, calendar........ There was some talks about Troy battle that was actually happening in the area of Skadar lake. Iliad story is also put in the Adriatic Sea. I'm not an expert, just interested in ancient history and its stories., so any comment/critic with arguments are most welcome.
Ancient Greek was not copied from vinca/Danube civilization
Long story the God's rebel agiast zeus there punishment build the wall
Great video and break down of the war, love all the details in things like this, Think they could make a great Troy film with all these main plots and twist's in the TEN Year war, be good to see actors all looking in the early 20's or 30's and at the end all looking like 10 15 years older by wear and tear and grieving over the ten year war, just think you could have up to 20 30 great actor and actress's playing the main roles of Trojan warriors, prince's Princess's and the King, also have great actor's and actress's playing the Achaean's Warriors Prince's King's and so on, and in the film have the 12 day funerals for the fallen so that be like 2 battles each month, and have some epic scene's with the gods appearing fighting the best warriors from each side , some gods saying who they are and some disguised as mortal warriors just like little but big epic scene's though out the battles!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I’m confused so I thought the story was the war at the shores was ten years but this video says that there is an 8 year gap before they even set sail to Troy 😂
I know that a lot of the references for countries especially on the Trojan side are confusing and disputed, especially the Amazons, which you did not mention. But what confuses me the most in your version of events is the Phrygians being in Asia Minor already and being a Trojan ally.
My take would be that they would either (1) be a misnomer for some other group occupying a similar location at earlier date, for example the Tauresoi (probably the same as the Teresh or Tyrsenoi) or (2) they were actually proto-Phrygians, Bryges (i.e. proto-Macedonians as well) and thus they were part of Trojan allies from Europe, along with the mentioned Paeonians and the misplaced Larissa (which IMO is Thessalian Larissa, then still a pre-Indoeuropean, Pelasgian, local power).
Otherwise it'd mean that the Trojan War happened after the 1178 Sea Peoples' wave, and not as is generally accepted, culminating in the c. 1180 BCE destruction of Troy VIIa. This last is much more consistent with the Trojan War being the prelude of the (Greek-led) 1178 Sea Peoples' mass invasion of Anatolia and (better documented) of Ugarit and the Levant (until stopped by the Egyptians at the Battle of Djahy).
Also the only credible part of the Odyssey is the "Cretan lie", when Ulysses tells his Cretan hosts he had been trapped in Egypt for seven years after an expedition, which should be the 1175 renewed Sea Peoples' (again Greek-led) attack via the sea. IMO this is a wink to those in the know by the otherwise extremely creative bard.
So I'd think that "far off" Ascania (where the Phrygians are located) may refer to the recent, almost simultaneous arrival of the Bryges/Mushki (Phrygio-Macedonians) to the area of the Aegean in those very dates, later co-opted to the war against the Hittites (Sea Peoples' wave of c. 1178), as happened with other groups that are listed as allies of the Trojans (most clearly the Lycians/Lukka and the Pelasgians/Peleset, but also the Teresh, who may be the same as the Dardanians or in general proto-Etruscans from that region of Asia Minor and the Trojans or Teucrians themselves, Tjekker, for the later naval invasion attempt of Egypt).
My take in any case is that first was the Trojan War and only then, as aftermath, the Greek-led Sea Peoples' invasions of Asia Minor, Cyprus and North Syria (and failed attempts against Egypt).
Achilleas=he is so light
Attika/ at_ti_ke= horse you have(cause Poseodon gave them a horse as a gift.)
Andermaka/andromacha= Great dream she keeps
Kallka=he who burns
Agamemnon/hakamenon=revenge he thinks of
Mysia=full of waters perhaps had many rivers and lakes
Troya or Troja = Our land / our property
Hektor=Dragged on the ground pr pulled on the ground
This was well done,as all your work but i am not happy with you calling the Warriors of this time Soldiers.They were not soldiers,they were the ruling class of theyr society,an elite that devotet to a life of masters over slaves and peasents,by superior strenght and fighting spirit,with a brutal codex of honour . Also it seems to me,your following Homer to much.the Horse is a creation of the poet which satisfied the audience of its time while the thruth about troys downfall was simply Treason.somebody opened a sidedoor to the greeks,probably Ainas.this is mentioned in the nonhomeric sources like Diktys of crete.but the poet shows a great education in the myth and legends of the Oriental world.40 hereoes inside the horse correspon the 1000 jears older story of 40 Ägyptians who concered a city in Canaan,been smuggeld in inside great Pithoy.the saga was well known all around the Orient survived in the fairytale of Alibaba and the 40 bandits.it is possible that among the sponsors of our favorit poet aristokratic clans like the Ainiades in Äiolis were glad to hear this new version of the story because they saw Aineas as theyr ancestor.
Let us put aside, for a moment the beauty of this myth... They Say Trojan War last for 10 long years... So pretext of this myth, Elena ( from Sparta) was with 10 years old../ well, She lost her charm for Paris... So, we SHOULD STAY of the story, unless we SHOULD forget that ../ no facts proved...
Nice repeated story tale from Bronze time and Hittite culture. Later decorated by Homer in Dardanian or Illyrian language.(by Alexandrian dictionary).
Lol I am from Greece
Megara=with many things
😮que puedo decir Grasias porque son unas personas estrdinarios mull miles genas personas mull trdajo mull a pesar de todo un trdago estrdinar llo fasinad de la vida llo ria cualquier papel no porta cual fera a dese fasinte la sesión de partiso para lli Gurtis lo aria de lo que sea Miguel Anguel Serrano Qirrino 🙂😮👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Fthia=the one who invites
Helen was a Pellasgian princess and Paridi as well so perhaps she seduced him and not him abducting her...maybe I say.
Pallamidis=great sword
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Menela=almost left her
Very Nice ever lasting romantic myth about qonquered other TERRITORIES by expanding Danaos ( Aheeians) trade routes ... I belive that poet " Homer " Did not exist anyway... Just oral tradition poems by the help of Aezi who travelled from place to place to transmit these to vast majority of illiterate population... However we love this myths...
skiros=life goes easy
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Do not trust Aheeians ( Danaos) even when they OFFER gifts... Timeo Danaos.... Horse this time...
wasn't Patroclus Achilles' lover tho?
No
@@kostas3991 yes
Depends on who U ask
They were cousins and best friends, plus he got that brisie woman as his concubine, a woman as his slave. who knows he might of been bi who really knows
@@mrscanlan.5016 they were "cousins" in that awful brad pitt movie. there was no straight gay or bi in the ancient world. thats a modern concept. sex was something people just did regardless. it wasnt uncommon for men to have wives and boy toys on the side. in the case of achilles and patroclus tho really who knows.
You just mention Ilirian do you know who are the Ilirians which has nothing to do with the greeks but pellasgian which’s the Albania today so stop manipulating the history because greek and serbia doesn’t exist but they stol the history from pellazgèt ilirianèt arbèreshèt and today shqoptarèt 🙏🇦🇱