That moment when you are studying for a WW1 project and need context so you go to 1871 to when the German Empire was founded, then 1806 to when the HRE was dissolved, then 1299 to when the Ottoman Empire was founded, then 1453 to when Constantinople fell, and then year 800 because you were curious as to how the HRE was founded, and now your at 753 BC because you wanted to know some more about Rome.
@@SeanandStephaniesAdventures they were italians and their culture was Etruscan modern day Tuscany.... (the region of Florence if you are american) This thing of greece is another american myth. Edit: i mean they weren’t greeks, the greeks had indeed influence.
@@Boretheory American myth?? Every one of the origin stories traces back to Greeks. Even the Romulus and Remus story traces back to Latinus which traces back to an Ionian Greek who fled Troy after the Iliad. It might not be true but it has nothing to do with America.
Even if the founding of Rome is considered a myth. It is just fascinating how the romans viewed the self’s as becoming civilized from their founding and how they love redemption stories. The best way to study a culture is to study its myths.
I know it's incredible how many people believe Romulus and Remus, the 7 kings, etc. They need to start out with this is the myth and there are various versions of it even by the Romans who were making a lot of it out of myth, rumor, tradition and general boastfulness. SPQR by Mary Beard is an excellent book about how they created and came up with a lot of it.
The whole story is fabricated like most history is. Rima and Romel(without the arabic Syriac addition "s" which means the moon that is given to high ranking figures in the society) are both children of Arab Cananite who fled Athena to establish Roma(named after Rima/Rama/Roma which means Gazelle). Talia is the nanny who took care of them not a wolf hahaha. The reason why a white wolf is associated with the name Talia/Tali is because the word in Arabic has different meaning depending on the context so Talia is also the name of any white baby animal be it a wolf/sheep/goat
Its not myths. The Cananites tribe who migrated from western Arabia where everything started from Adam til now took their stories with them. History had been re-written and mostly is full of lies. All civilisations was found by a migration of a tribe from Arabia and they established everything including the female goddess of Hindu religion which is a migration from western Arabia some 10000 years ago..
@@DesertAres another snow man spreading lies. Lets be real here, snow men(blondies) are the last group of humans to be civilized by the Arabs since they lived most of history under the snow like the eskimos even most languages are actually from old Arabic.. please be educated and stop snow men theories
“Raised by wolves” is often a famous line because of the she wolf that watched over the infant Romulus and Remus until the shepherd came to raised them both.
The whole story is fabricated like most history is. Rima and Romel(without the arabic Syriac addition "s" which means the moon that is given to high ranking figures in the society) are both children of Arab Cananite who fled Athena to establish Roma(named after Rima/Rama/Roma which means Gazelle). Talia is the nanny who took care of them not a wolf hahaha. The reason why a white wolf is associated with the name Talia/Tali is because the word in Arabic has different meaning depending on the context so Talia is also the name of any white baby animal be it a wolf/sheep/goat...
Even the name Europa is the name of the Arab Cananite queen which the king named north med. shores after and the name comes from the verb Arb meaning fertility. Also, south of med. was named after her daughter Libya. Arab Cananites who migrated from western Arabia are the natives of all med. shores.. learn real hiatory not falsified history written by snow men who lived like the eskimos for thousands of years..
I wouldn’t doubt the Odysseus hypothesis. That man went far and wide during his journey back to Ithaca. And also he was a great and smart warrior whom the Romans shouldn’t doubt or be ashamed of if he were their ancestor.
The only thing is right is the Romans where mixed people. R1b, J2 DNA haplo group... The Etruscans in theirs north are Anatolians have J2 DNA Haplo group like Ionians greeks and Phoenicians
5:55 Aeneas is not described as the founder of Rome in the Aeneid. His son founded Alba Longa, and his descendant was Romulus, but he did not found Rome.
You know what amazes me most? Its the fact tha this origin story made its way to the history books and is still told as the begining of the Roman Empire
Will you also talk about the founding tribes ? Known as the three Romulean tribes, these first tribes have often been supposed to represent the major ethnic groups of early Rome: the Ramnes representing Rome's Latin population; the Tities representing the Sabines; and the Luceres probably representing the Etruscans.
Romams descended from Greeks. In the end the roman empire became Greek. The first settlement was built by the Arcadean Evander in the 12th century BC. Roman history begins in 753 BC but Rome constituted the expansion of an already existing Greek village. It was initially a city state. In 27 BC it became an empire. In 212 all subjects became Roman citizens. In 284 Rome was no longer the capital city of the empire. In 330 Constantinople became the capital city of the empire (again Constantinople constituted the expansion of the Greek colony of Byzantium). In 1453 Constantinople fell but the empire survived in the peloponnese until 1460.
@@kostasloukopoulos78there weren’t any greek villages in the place where Rome was built/founded, all the greek settlements were in the south, in the regions of Sicily, Calabria and Apulia, the Romans originated from the Etruscans, and Constantinople wasn’t founded by the greeks but by emperor Constantine and the Romans, the ancient Byzantium was completely rebuilt
@@saadlachhab3893 the first grek colony in italy was founded close to Rome. Constantine didn't rebuild or build any new city. He expanded the already existing city of byzantium.
@@ilburrito0059no, it comes from Latin, and originally it was called Vitalia (which meant calf land, or land of cattle) and then it became Italia/Italy
10:45 Love the video, but Cincinnatus was a patrician, not a plebeian, and in fact he vigorously opposed any rights for plebeians. His son ended up being exiled because of his over-the-top and violent opposition to the plebeians, who made up about 90% of the population of Rome, and Cincinnatus tried to defend him. Those events are covered in detail by Livy. Still, he probably performed physical labor on his farm. Patricians, plebs, and even slaves probably often worked side-by-side on the farms up until around the Greece conquests, when they got rich and a bit spoiled.
The most likely theory is indigenous italians village merged together against the varius tribes, Etruscan and Greeks The Greek descend theory while it might be true for the south of Italy, it's not very credible for Rome
@@sciencefliestothemoon2305 The Trojans weren't Lydians. The archaegolists are not sure to what group the Trojans belonged to but they hypothesize that they were a Luwian tribe. Virgil wanted to give the Romans a noble pedigree and he chose Aeneas of the Trojans.
@Faiha The Russian Emperors do have some (little) Roman (Byzantine) blood in their veins. The Ottoman emperors have none. They just conquered the empire but they were Asians from Mongolia. In 1453 there was no exchange of power or transition of power. The last Roman Emperor Constantine Palaiologos was killed during the battle with the Turks, so there is no continuity but merely conquest.
Romulus story is partially taken from the original Romus story of Greek origin. Let's say Romus was hired by some native shepherds who were Etruscans, Romus banding together the hired Greek shepherd warriors founded the town as a powerful fort town to protect itself from wolves on one hand and then looters and invaders on the other hand. Then to populate the town Romus started making treaties related to marriage and exchange of women from Etruscans and Sabines.
@@hiphop24-s3sthe eteuscan Are those people (Not only them but Are Part of) the Anatolian Farmers who First brought agricolture to Europe that was before still in the hunting stage
I feel like you skipped the most realistic and likely theory on the founding of Rome - it being a small village founded by a group of Latins way before 753BC, gradually growing in population (with the name of “Rome” probably naturally developing through linguistic development of the local language) being influenced principally by Villanovan culture common on the Italic peninsula (as seen by wattle-and-daub huts) before becoming culturally influenced by the numerous Greek city-states in the south through various means. As far as I’m aware, this is usually the consensus of historians who study this field and is most in-line with reality and the evidence collectively compiled. Edit: another thing I forgot to mention - Rome was likely the creation of multiple villages through a process of synoecism. As these local communities grew, they likely converged on various matters (economic, cultural, political) that they became united making “Rome” grow to absorb all these small, local villages within the area. It wasn’t just the community on Palatinate Hill that “made” Rome - there were likely many villages around that all helped to develop Rome (villages which we have no name for). Those communities are definitely unsung heroes!
@@ventu7907 no guys, none of you have ever heard about the indo europeans? searching about this tell us more deeply about the origins of rome and latin language and in a more factible information.
I never heard of such a thing Not even in the mythical foundation of Rome I mean.. nowhere Just to make it clear..I don't believe also about Aeneas that found Rome because the dates regarding the Trojan war and the foundation of Rome doesn't match
I couldn't ask for better series on your channel! I loved the video and I'm excited for upcoming ones! I also have one question - can anyone tell me exact name of the last music theme used in the video (the one near the end)?
@@PimpStains "The only good thing" Lol, Italy is culturally, historically and artistically superior than ur country in so many ways, but obviously you are an anglo-germanic who is envious of my country i see
@@PimpStains French and British colonialists have done good things right? Ahahha i'm not catholic (i'm atheist) but being the centre of the most widespread religion in the world is such a pride
@@terza333 being the center of the most widespread religion is such pride???? Lmao you’re a joke, who the fuck would be proud the most pedofile entity in the world? How many Catholic priest have molested kids? Just think back to the old times and how sick and perversive they were then!!! Catholic Church is disgusting and should be abolished foe all the heinious crimes they’ve committed against children. Pope should be punished for all of the sins of church!
Cool Video and all. I enjoyed it but the music in the background is from Kaiser Cat Cinema “The Crown Unbroken”. I don’t know if you have permission or not but you should credit them.
According to MytrueancestryDNA, I have a connection to the Sabines and Etruscans (including Romans, Celts, Carthaginians and Greeks). Even "ancient" Egyptian.
There is another theory about founding of Rome, thats is very controversial. Rome was founded by Egyptian army units that where stationed there. How Egyptian army got there, thats another story. Either way, those Egyptian army units founded Rome and started attacking neighbouring cities looking for women ( Thats a reason they didnt have women in Rome ), specially Sabines. Maybe that's why you had ancient Egypt in your DNA.
im sick of crying. ,Tired of trying. yeah i'm smiling but inside i'm -Sponsored by raid shadow legends-,. I know that has nothing to do with the video,But I'll leave that here to mention that I exist.
Through lots of building, farming, business, herding, hunting, gathering, warfare, nomadic travelling, discovering, journeys, adventures, and various other ways
Rome was obviously founded by Greeks from Arcadia. Just look at what the Greek and Roman historians themselves claimed, and I talk historians now not poets and Mythology.
If the myths have some connection to reality, maybe them talking of semi-feral founders and abduction of women refers to Rome's origin being a bandit stronghold. Patrician/plebeian divide could also have developed from warrior class and the rest. A proud nation would of course want to turn this into a more dignified origin story.
The dream of Romvlvs remains , even to this day .It survives in all the Latin nations that still speak his language and maintain the traditions of his people .
I started out looking up old canada money and ened up going thru all the kings and queens that where on the bills of Canada to the kings that ruled thru time all the way down to the year 800 and it’s just keeps going now I’m here lol stayed up all night researching and learning a lot of history it’s morning time now
They fell on hard times because his son got into a lot of trouble by violently opposing any political advances by the plebs. He sold his farm to pay his son's fine and his son was exiled.
Of all the depictions of the founding of Rome, the most interesting and unique of all would be the one shown in Steven Saylor's novel "Rome". Unlike many other adaptations, in which Romulus and Remus are portrayed as two brave men who founded Rome for the survival of their people, in this novel both brothers are just immature brats whose actions are motivated by pure fun. At first, both youngsters spend the day dressed as wolves and playing pranks on the inhabitants of the village where they live. When their pranks end up causing King Amulius to imprison Remus and Romulus had to rescue him by killing the ruler, the two brothers realize how much fun it is to conquer other towns. With the help of their group of followers, who are also immature kids, Romulus and Remus decide to start attacking other villages and also decide to turn their own home into a city, just to "know what might come of it". Even after creating Rome and killing Remus, Romulus, already as king, continues with his immature attitude and decides to organize the Rapture of the Sabines, not to repopulate the city, but to troll the Sabines and have a good laugh at them. However, Romulus ends up paying for his impertinence when, after 40 years reigning, the senators get fed up with his carefree attitude and assassinate him. Literally, if this Romulus had seen what the city he created would end up becoming long after his death, he would have said: "It was just a prank, bros..." 😢
Congrats for the video the Etruscan,king of Rome Tarqunius Priscus,Deshendant,also from,Greek Demaratus from Corinth of Greece by father side only Mother side,Etruscan,not to mention,Aeneas, Deshendant by Dardanus the ARCADIAN founder of Troy..so there s not Smoke without fire All modern Linguistic specialist s conclude that Latin derive directly from Greek dialects of Kymaen, Settlers from Greek ishland of Evoia,who create the City of New Polis,or Naples as that call it today
It is necessary to remember that the land on which the city of Rome was founded is the land of the Latin people, which is called LATIUM. I find it necessary to add to the map the name of the land where the Latin Alphabet was created, among the many other things
@@hiphop24-s3s Latinos were indigenous. The climate of Latium is more pleasant than that of Anatolia or the Danube coasts, which is generally what some encyclopedias indicate to say about the origins of the Latins. The territory of Latium has more than 250 days of sun and abundant water where to grow the products that make up the Mediterranean diet. Gentlemen, there is no certainty about the origins of Latinos, we can all be right or we can all be wrong. Greetings
My family the Quintili or Quinctiliani were supposedly with Romulus and were his shepherds. Technically I guess we were the first patrician family, they had priestly rights to the Lupercalia along with the fabii too
Your blood is probably so mixed from the generations that being related means barely anything, as you will be related equally to millions from that time
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That moment when you are studying for a WW1 project and need context so you go to 1871 to when the German Empire was founded, then 1806 to when the HRE was dissolved, then 1299 to when the Ottoman Empire was founded, then 1453 to when Constantinople fell, and then year 800 because you were curious as to how the HRE was founded, and now your at 753 BC because you wanted to know some more about Rome.
I know the feeling. Sometimes i have to research a little and i end up reading for hours
@@t.8713 ????
@@t.8713 Even if you're right, your writing style won't convince anyone.
@@t.8713 Yeah, what your saying has some truth to it, history has been rewritten many times, to the point where it is just tales and nothing more...
@@t.8713 I do mot mean your grammatic, it isnt my first language too...
Well here goese again watching a full series about Roman Empire for like the 20th time in my life.👍
Me too
Same. Did yall watch Mike Duncan’s Rome podcast
@@jackdunphy9781 from start to finish!
You say that like it's a bad thing 🤣
You are not alone bro😅
*Romulus* : "Let's populate this city."
*Sheppards* : "But we're only men."
*Romulus* : "I don't know, let's just try out some stuff."
Well, makes sense, they may of been Greek LOL
This isn't Greece.
@@SeanandStephaniesAdventures they were italians and their culture was Etruscan modern day Tuscany.... (the region of Florence if you are american) This thing of greece is another american myth.
Edit: i mean they weren’t greeks, the greeks had indeed influence.
@@Boretheory American myth?? Every one of the origin stories traces back to Greeks. Even the Romulus and Remus story traces back to Latinus which traces back to an Ionian Greek who fled Troy after the Iliad.
It might not be true but it has nothing to do with America.
@@Boretheory u still have time to delete this
Two babies:*Chills by a river*
Female wolf: They need my milk
Rome:*Becomes one of the most dominant empires in history*
The world: Whats in that milk
Doesn't matter, they were still milkdrinkers >:(
Just say wolf
Milk-plus vellocet
@@jeppepedersen7006 Text*
Not just one of the most dominant
"Minds, however, are conquered not by arms, but by love and nobility"
- Spinoza
ghingis khan would tell you otherwise
@@neymarmessironaldo5881 As if other conquerors aren't? Genghis Khan definitely got nobility thou
Even if the founding of Rome is considered a myth. It is just fascinating how the romans viewed the self’s as becoming civilized from their founding and how they love redemption stories. The best way to study a culture is to study its myths.
I know it's incredible how many people believe Romulus and Remus, the 7 kings, etc. They need to start out with this is the myth and there are various versions of it even by the Romans who were making a lot of it out of myth, rumor, tradition and general boastfulness. SPQR by Mary Beard is an excellent book about how they created and came up with a lot of it.
The whole story is fabricated like most history is. Rima and Romel(without the arabic Syriac addition "s" which means the moon that is given to high ranking figures in the society) are both children of Arab Cananite who fled Athena to establish Roma(named after Rima/Rama/Roma which means Gazelle). Talia is the nanny who took care of them not a wolf hahaha. The reason why a white wolf is associated with the name Talia/Tali is because the word in Arabic has different meaning depending on the context so Talia is also the name of any white baby animal be it a wolf/sheep/goat
Its not myths. The Cananites tribe who migrated from western Arabia where everything started from Adam til now took their stories with them. History had been re-written and mostly is full of lies. All civilisations was found by a migration of a tribe from Arabia and they established everything including the female goddess of Hindu religion which is a migration from western Arabia some 10000 years ago..
@@DesertAres another snow man spreading lies. Lets be real here, snow men(blondies) are the last group of humans to be civilized by the Arabs since they lived most of history under the snow like the eskimos even most languages are actually from old Arabic.. please be educated and stop snow men theories
@@user-td5ns7kr6f where do I read more of this altered history? 😂
“Raised by wolves” is often a famous line because of the she wolf that watched over the infant Romulus and Remus until the shepherd came to raised them both.
to become succulent enough to eat but stupid shepherd had to ruin her future feasts.
This explains alot about Europeans raised by wolves 🤔
@TheAn Onymous bruh it's way older, at least like 2300 years ago
The whole story is fabricated like most history is. Rima and Romel(without the arabic Syriac addition "s" which means the moon that is given to high ranking figures in the society) are both children of Arab Cananite who fled Athena to establish Roma(named after Rima/Rama/Roma which means Gazelle). Talia is the nanny who took care of them not a wolf hahaha. The reason why a white wolf is associated with the name Talia/Tali is because the word in Arabic has different meaning depending on the context so Talia is also the name of any white baby animal be it a wolf/sheep/goat...
Even the name Europa is the name of the Arab Cananite queen which the king named north med. shores after and the name comes from the verb Arb meaning fertility. Also, south of med. was named after her daughter Libya. Arab Cananites who migrated from western Arabia are the natives of all med. shores.. learn real hiatory not falsified history written by snow men who lived like the eskimos for thousands of years..
Okay, when you said that you were doing it this year, I genuinely didn’t think you were going to start today.
Only true knowledgia fans know thumbnail was changed
I thot the thumbnail changed but I couldn't confirm it. Now i did
Fun fact: in Russian Rome is pronounced like 'Reme' as if named after Remus
Moscow third rome?
Рим (reme)
Rome
.... Yeah you're right
I wouldn’t doubt the Odysseus hypothesis. That man went far and wide during his journey back to Ithaca. And also he was a great and smart warrior whom
the Romans shouldn’t doubt or be ashamed of if he were their ancestor.
The only thing is right is the Romans where mixed people. R1b, J2 DNA haplo group... The Etruscans in theirs north are Anatolians have J2 DNA Haplo group like Ionians greeks and Phoenicians
5:55 Aeneas is not described as the founder of Rome in the Aeneid. His son founded Alba Longa, and his descendant was Romulus, but he did not found Rome.
The whole history of the roman empire ? Oh my Romanus. This is going to be amazing.
Hi Knowledgia, I've been waiting for aseries like this. Keep up the good work
You know what amazes me most? Its the fact tha this origin story made its way to the history books and is still told as the begining of the Roman Empire
When people bitch about another Roman history series on UA-cam when it dives deeper than others.
Will you also talk about the founding tribes ? Known as the three Romulean tribes, these first tribes have often been supposed to represent the major ethnic groups of early Rome: the Ramnes representing Rome's Latin population; the Tities representing the Sabines; and the Luceres probably representing the Etruscans.
The Etruscans were Anatolians have J2 DNA Haplo group just like Ionians greeks and Phoenicians
Tities
Nicely informative video. It was interesting hearing another story besides the already well-told one that this video started out with.
Rome started with Romulus and finished with Romulus. So did Constantinople with two Constantines
Romams descended from Greeks. In the end the roman empire became Greek. The first settlement was built by the Arcadean Evander in the 12th century BC. Roman history begins in 753 BC but Rome constituted the expansion of an already existing Greek village. It was initially a city state. In 27 BC it became an empire. In 212 all subjects became Roman citizens. In 284 Rome was no longer the capital city of the empire. In 330 Constantinople became the capital city of the empire (again Constantinople constituted the expansion of the Greek colony of Byzantium). In 1453 Constantinople fell but the empire survived in the peloponnese until 1460.
@Ghost Ghost That’s incorrect. Rome had existed as two emperors split in half, the western half fell around 400 A.D the eastern half fell in 1453.
@@kostasloukopoulos78what is my blud waffling about, a whole lot of misinformation
@@kostasloukopoulos78there weren’t any greek villages in the place where Rome was built/founded, all the greek settlements were in the south, in the regions of Sicily, Calabria and Apulia, the Romans originated from the Etruscans, and Constantinople wasn’t founded by the greeks but by emperor Constantine and the Romans, the ancient Byzantium was completely rebuilt
@@saadlachhab3893 the first grek colony in italy was founded close to Rome. Constantine didn't rebuild or build any new city. He expanded the already existing city of byzantium.
The title of the video feels like Rome was an real estate company lol
Well they were in the business of real estate.
It's not?
Rome (Ρώμη) is a Greek word who means strength/boldness.
Every thing Italian is Greek?😅😅😅😅
@@johngarofano7356yes also italy in italian have greek origins
@@ilburrito0059no, it comes from Latin, and originally it was called Vitalia (which meant calf land, or land of cattle) and then it became Italia/Italy
Except that word has nothing to do with rome, the name comes from the Etruscan word “Ruma”
10:45 Love the video, but Cincinnatus was a patrician, not a plebeian, and in fact he vigorously opposed any rights for plebeians. His son ended up being exiled because of his over-the-top and violent opposition to the plebeians, who made up about 90% of the population of Rome, and Cincinnatus tried to defend him. Those events are covered in detail by Livy.
Still, he probably performed physical labor on his farm. Patricians, plebs, and even slaves probably often worked side-by-side on the farms up until around the Greece conquests, when they got rich and a bit spoiled.
Awesome as always
Thank you so much 😀
This series will be the best
The most likely theory is indigenous italians village merged together against the varius tribes, Etruscan and Greeks
The Greek descend theory while it might be true for the south of Italy, it's not very credible for Rome
Isnt the mythology being descended from Troy, which would make them Lydians i guess
@@sciencefliestothemoon2305 The Trojans weren't Lydians. The archaegolists are not sure to what group the Trojans belonged to but they hypothesize that they were a Luwian tribe. Virgil wanted to give the Romans a noble pedigree and he chose Aeneas of the Trojans.
I have a similar opinion
South off Italy was greek everyone knows that all ancient historian know Rome was founded by Greeks but this mith is made up .
Allso the last Etruscan kings were greek decent.
Very good video, easy of realize
Amazing! Was hoping for that since u finished the Ottomans series
Surprised you skipped over the conflict between Romulus and Remus.
Epic first episode - I'm excited for the new series! When do you plan on ending it? 476? 1453? 1919?
1453 is the end of the Roman Empire, officially.
@Faiha The Russian Emperors do have some (little) Roman (Byzantine) blood in their veins. The Ottoman emperors have none. They just conquered the empire but they were Asians from Mongolia. In 1453 there was no exchange of power or transition of power. The last Roman Emperor Constantine Palaiologos was killed during the battle with the Turks, so there is no continuity but merely conquest.
Why do people keep saying that the Roman Empire fell in 1919? I thought it collapsed on 1453?
@@onestate3074 2 months late, but, because some of Ottoman sultans do have Roman blood? IIRC in the 1300s a mother of a sultan was a Greek noble.
@@cakwan01 roman never consider by blood both ottomans and russian claimants actually debunk
Romulus story is partially taken from the original Romus story of Greek origin. Let's say Romus was hired by some native shepherds who were Etruscans, Romus banding together the hired Greek shepherd warriors founded the town as a powerful fort town to protect itself from wolves on one hand and then looters and invaders on the other hand. Then to populate the town Romus started making treaties related to marriage and exchange of women from Etruscans and Sabines.
Romans DNA is mixed R1b and J2 haplo group... Indeed the Etruscans where Anatolian people have J2 DNA... They they mixed to the Romans
@@hiphop24-s3sthe eteuscan Are those people (Not only them but Are Part of) the Anatolian Farmers who First brought agricolture to Europe that was before still in the hunting stage
New series alert!
oh shit, this came out today, what l;ol, i was just seconds ago playing imperator rome, amazing content, cant wait for more!
Shit game
Me after reading the title: Not in one day
😅😅😅
@@Knowledgia Well, thanks a lot for your heart and reply, I never got a heart from any channel.Thank you very much . 😀😀😊😊
Excellent job. Comprehensive and interesting Thank you.
I feel like you skipped the most realistic and likely theory on the founding of Rome - it being a small village founded by a group of Latins way before 753BC, gradually growing in population (with the name of “Rome” probably naturally developing through linguistic development of the local language) being influenced principally by Villanovan culture common on the Italic peninsula (as seen by wattle-and-daub huts) before becoming culturally influenced by the numerous Greek city-states in the south through various means.
As far as I’m aware, this is usually the consensus of historians who study this field and is most in-line with reality and the evidence collectively compiled.
Edit: another thing I forgot to mention - Rome was likely the creation of multiple villages through a process of synoecism. As these local communities grew, they likely converged on various matters (economic, cultural, political) that they became united making “Rome” grow to absorb all these small, local villages within the area. It wasn’t just the community on Palatinate Hill that “made” Rome - there were likely many villages around that all helped to develop Rome (villages which we have no name for). Those communities are definitely unsung heroes!
Rome was founded by Eneas. No questions asked
Shouldn't we call them Latin tribes?
@@ventu7907 no guys, none of you have ever heard about the indo europeans? searching about this tell us more deeply about the origins of rome and latin language and in a more factible information.
@@arthurmoran4951 no eneas founded Rome when he escaped from Troy
@@ventu7907 no im talking about the origins of the romans they became from proto indo european descendants there's linguistic evidence to that
very satisfied. awesome.
That's gonna be interesting series
This was great, part 2 soon?
Well told, respectfully and refreshing as a mountain stream…
Let's hope this goes all the way to 1453
I watched your videos from 10k I like your videos those are amazing please make a video on Skanderbeg
Maybe one day!
@@Knowledgia please make the video please I am your old supporter and Subscriber
In Ancient Greek there is the word Ρώμη (Rome) which means strength or power. Maybe Rome was founded by Greeks long time ago and nobody knows.
I never heard of such a thing
Not even in the mythical foundation of Rome
I mean.. nowhere
Just to make it clear..I don't believe also about Aeneas that found Rome because the dates regarding the Trojan war and the foundation of Rome doesn't match
You greeks never cease to impress me with your greekness
Bro is so shameless
Omg you released this just when our rome unit is starting in my history test thank god lmao
This is so beautifully done. Thank you.
I couldn't ask for better series on your channel! I loved the video and I'm excited for upcoming ones!
I also have one question - can anyone tell me exact name of the last music theme used in the video (the one near the end)?
Cradle of Roman Empire, Latin Culture, Renaissance and Centre of Caholicism 💪🇮🇹
Renaissance is the only good thing 😜. Catholic Church has done some prettttty bad things lmao.
@@PimpStains "The only good thing" Lol, Italy is culturally, historically and artistically superior than ur country in so many ways, but obviously you are an anglo-germanic who is envious of my country i see
@@PimpStains French and British colonialists have done good things right? Ahahha i'm not catholic (i'm atheist) but being the centre of the most widespread religion in the world is such a pride
@@terza333 being the center of the most widespread religion is such pride???? Lmao you’re a joke, who the fuck would be proud the most pedofile entity in the world? How many Catholic priest have molested kids? Just think back to the old times and how sick and perversive they were then!!! Catholic Church is disgusting and should be abolished foe all the heinious crimes they’ve committed against children. Pope should be punished for all of the sins of church!
@@terza333 and no Anglo-German here. Indigenous South American here, with a little mix of Scottish :D
thank you for the video now I understand a little bit more about the Roman Empire
Good One. Thanks.
Finally, I can hear the legend of Romulus and Remus in details. Thank you. 😁😁👍
Adding the trojan theory :,) you have my gratitude
Cool Video and all. I enjoyed it but the music in the background is from Kaiser Cat Cinema “The Crown Unbroken”. I don’t know if you have permission or not but you should credit them.
This video is much better than this tv series about Romulus that is out there.
Great work carry on
Can't wait for the next part!!
According to MytrueancestryDNA, I have a connection to the Sabines and Etruscans (including Romans, Celts, Carthaginians and Greeks). Even "ancient" Egyptian.
It seems you are a true Roman :)
That's cool then 🔥👌......you are a 'Roman' !!
There is another theory about founding of Rome, thats is very controversial. Rome was founded by Egyptian army units that where stationed there. How Egyptian army got there, thats another story. Either way, those Egyptian army units founded Rome and started attacking neighbouring cities looking for women ( Thats a reason they didnt have women in Rome ), specially Sabines. Maybe that's why you had ancient Egypt in your DNA.
You’re from Sardinia?
That's cool
Great video
This is really cool! Ty!!
Still can’t believe that two twins set Europe’s path into what it is now...
im sick of crying. ,Tired of trying. yeah i'm smiling but inside i'm -Sponsored by raid shadow legends-,. I know that has nothing to do with the video,But I'll leave that here to mention that I exist.
Brilliant video nice to see the other theories mentioned other than 'Romulus jumped the gun on Remus hence Rome not Reme'
This video makes Cincinnatus sound like the first Roman Dictator but Rome in fact had many dictators before him.
...and he wasn't a plebian as described here.
Got a bit of a spelling error. When you are taking about the birth of Romulus and Remus the banner over Alba Longa say Remulus and Remus.
I see Rome in the title i like 👍
Through lots of building, farming, business, herding, hunting, gathering, warfare, nomadic travelling, discovering, journeys, adventures, and various other ways
Salut Do!Te susțin mult și apreciez ceea ce faci pe knowledgia dar și ce faci cu De pe Lumea lui DeDo
Pup
I quite hope we can get more of these
Part One of what 50? JK that sounds awesome and look forward to watching it all.
Rome was obviously founded by Greeks from Arcadia. Just look at what the Greek and Roman historians themselves claimed, and I talk historians now not poets and Mythology.
If the myths have some connection to reality, maybe them talking of semi-feral founders and abduction of women refers to Rome's origin being a bandit stronghold. Patrician/plebeian divide could also have developed from warrior class and the rest. A proud nation would of course want to turn this into a more dignified origin story.
Nearly 3 years later... Is part 8 finally the end? I'm waiting to watch until I can see it straight through.
It seems I know about history of Rome more than about current events around the world.
There once was a dream... a dream called Rome.
Italy 🇮🇹💕💕💕💕💕
Romulus: "I say we call it Rome!"
Remus: "I say we call it Reem!"
Romulus: stabs Remus
May I ask where the geographical maps are taken from? Thank you.
vocea o faci cu un program? sa mor eu ce voce faina. Si nu stiam ca esti roman :)) te salut frate
@knowledgia where is pt 2?
well well well good video
Why haven't you made this into a playlist?
The dream of Romvlvs remains , even to this day .It survives in all the Latin nations that still speak his language and maintain the traditions of his people .
I started out looking up old canada money and ened up going thru all the kings and queens that where on the bills of Canada to the kings that ruled thru time all the way down to the year 800 and it’s just keeps going now I’m here lol stayed up all night researching and learning a lot of history it’s morning time now
Best video ever
Cincinnatus was NOT a pleb, but from a patrician family that fell on hard economic times.
They fell on hard times because his son got into a lot of trouble by violently opposing any political advances by the plebs. He sold his farm to pay his son's fine and his son was exiled.
Imagine Remus killing Romulus: *City of Reme*
*Reman Republic*
*Reman Empire*
It's all *REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE*.
REEEEEma invicta!
Reeeeeeeemance languages:
Fronch
Itelian
Spenish
...
dont care what yall say history is the best subject
Yeah I agree
I was literally just thinking about this other day
Of all the depictions of the founding of Rome, the most interesting and unique of all would be the one shown in Steven Saylor's novel "Rome". Unlike many other adaptations, in which Romulus and Remus are portrayed as two brave men who founded Rome for the survival of their people, in this novel both brothers are just immature brats whose actions are motivated by pure fun. At first, both youngsters spend the day dressed as wolves and playing pranks on the inhabitants of the village where they live. When their pranks end up causing King Amulius to imprison Remus and Romulus had to rescue him by killing the ruler, the two brothers realize how much fun it is to conquer other towns. With the help of their group of followers, who are also immature kids, Romulus and Remus decide to start attacking other villages and also decide to turn their own home into a city, just to "know what might come of it". Even after creating Rome and killing Remus, Romulus, already as king, continues with his immature attitude and decides to organize the Rapture of the Sabines, not to repopulate the city, but to troll the Sabines and have a good laugh at them. However, Romulus ends up paying for his impertinence when, after 40 years reigning, the senators get fed up with his carefree attitude and assassinate him. Literally, if this Romulus had seen what the city he created would end up becoming long after his death, he would have said: "It was just a prank, bros..." 😢
Congrats for the video the Etruscan,king of Rome Tarqunius Priscus,Deshendant,also from,Greek Demaratus from Corinth of Greece by father side only Mother side,Etruscan,not to mention,Aeneas, Deshendant by Dardanus the ARCADIAN founder of Troy..so there s not Smoke without fire All modern Linguistic specialist s conclude that Latin derive directly from Greek dialects of Kymaen, Settlers from Greek ishland of Evoia,who create the City of New Polis,or Naples as that call it today
P.s Dionysius of Alicarnasus,the ancient Historian ,reports,that also Sabbines, Deshendant,From Pelasgians and Spartans
Love it
Happy Italic noises
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What do you mean ???
Having a hard time finding part 2
Imagine if Remus are the one who survive, we will see REME and it will become RAMEN empire 🍜
It is necessary to remember that the land on which the city of Rome was founded is the land of the Latin people, which is called LATIUM. I find it necessary to add to the map the name of the land where the Latin Alphabet was created, among the many other things
Romans were Indo European people R1b DNA with mixed J2 Anatolians DNA because the Etruscans in their North are Anatolians J2.
They mixed to Etruscans
@@hiphop24-s3s Latinos were indigenous. The climate of Latium is more pleasant than that of Anatolia or the Danube coasts, which is generally what some encyclopedias indicate to say about the origins of the Latins. The territory of Latium has more than 250 days of sun and abundant water where to grow the products that make up the Mediterranean diet. Gentlemen, there is no certainty about the origins of Latinos, we can all be right or we can all be wrong. Greetings
@@enzopompeo6273 latin is Indo European language, Indo Europeans originated in north caucasus Russia...
@@enzopompeo6273 while Etruscans didn't spoke Indo European language, they spoke an Anatolian language
Thanks. 👍
So... When’s part 2 coming out?
If you love history you can watch videos at channel "Kings and Generals"
what soundtrack it sounds so cool
6:40 i mean, since 243 years ago, there's only been 9 british monarchs. and if edward viii didnt abdicate, it would be 8. so its still plausible
Monarchy 👑 > Republic ❌
Republic is more developed political system
My family the Quintili or Quinctiliani were supposedly with Romulus and were his shepherds. Technically I guess we were the first patrician family, they had priestly rights to the Lupercalia along with the fabii too
Your blood is probably so mixed from the generations that being related means barely anything, as you will be related equally to millions from that time
That one wolf is a fucking legend