Fun fact, a lot of european medieval artists (monks mainly) had no idea what a lion properly looked like. This got better after the crusades and more christian influence was present in North Africa, but there are many examples of lions being drawn strangely and in a "dog-like" manner, probably explains your confusion with the white lion... just a clergical artist who was described that a lion "looks like a big dog with fur around it's head" :D
Fun fact: Originally the lion was drawn with its tail in between its hind legs, but it came under heavy ridicule, as people said it looked like a monkey (which I can’t disagree with).
3:09 there's a legend about it. King named Bruncvík was on a world tour and he saved lion from dragon. Then the lion traveled faithfully by his side and fought with him in many battles. When they came home, Bruncvík had paint the lion in his coat of arms. The lion has two tails, because in some battle somebody cut his tail in two.
And theres also something about it in Dalimils Cronicle... Saying its from Frederick Barbarosa given to Vladislav I. (which is more likely then whole Bruncvik myth...)
Haha, not sure if we were told the same thing about the white and blue because I can't remember it but our teacher also told us that the red represents blood and that's why it's on the bottom so it doesn't stain the white when it runs.
sheldon cooper... se nestačí divit, proč Přemyslovská vlajka vypadá jako zhulený krkavec. ale jestli jsme se o tom učili ve škole, asi jsme byli moc zhulení. tradici zdar!
General knowledge: This orange red banner... Me: Here comes our two tailed lion and the legend of... General knowledge: With an animal. Me: ...beg you pardon?
@@AdiiraKuro No tak celkově Americká Angličtina je zkomolená verze té Britské co si budem... Ale k tomu Bruncvíkovy. Ono je více verzí odkud se lev vzal. Třeba Dalimilova kronika uvádí, že ho dostal do znaku Vladislav I. od Fredericka Barbarosy za vojenské zásluhy.
@Noob -_- To je pravda, ale aspoň zmínka o tom, že nějaká origin story vůbec existuje, by byla fajn, ne? : )
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@@martinbudinsky8912 ve skutečnosti je Britská angličtina zkomolenou verzí původní angličtiny, která se zachovala v Americe. A zkomolili ji proto, aby se povýšili nad americké kolonie.
Důvod? Francie si taky neříká Francouzská republika. Proč? Moc dlouhý. Czechia je naprosto v pohodě. Ty taky neříkáš pořád Česká Republika ale Česko (neboli co? Czechia). Další příklady? Německo si taky neříká Spolková Republika Německo... A tak dále a tak dále.
@@martinbudinsky8912 Ale Czech Republic zní prostě líp... Czechia je takový...no, divný? Alespoň mně to tak přijde. A navíc... Czech Republic není ZAS TAK MOC dlouhý...
@@rollin2539 No nevim co ti na tom zní líp, to už je věc vkusu v tom se s tebou hádat nebudu. Ale já osobně v češtině taky neříkám Česká Republika, ale Česko. Tak nevidim důvod proč by to tak nemělo být i v angličtině. Navíc je to oficiálně uznanej českou vládou a OSN mezinárodní název už 3 roky tak proč by ne. Možná ti Czechia zní divně, protože to nemáš zažitý a nejsi na ten název zvyklej (ovšem je to název pro Česko z starej už 500 let). Tady je o tom všě napsáno:www.go-czechia.cz/
"The land of the binge beer drinkers".... not exactly 'binge drinkers'- I did spend six months in Belgium, and I can assure you 'binge' aspect is nearly nonexistent compared to Belgium..... if you see 'binge drinkers' in CZ, they will most probably be Belgian, Brit tourists etc.;).... we drink beer a lot, but we just not have that 'binge drinking' aspect in our culture;)
@@morroghaiky6580 Please THINK ;) my comment was about use of term 'binge drinking'., not overall consumption... as you should know, "binge drinking" means concentrating your consumption into short periods of time - meaning drink yourself to oblivion WHEN you drink.(regardless whether you drink often or rarely) So if person A does 15 half liters of beer once a week, then person A is a 'binge drinker' When person B does two half liters of beer every day, then Person B has same consumption as Person A, but Person B is not 'binge drinking'- hope you get what I mean;) Binge drinking is just not the culture here. Regular consumption of beer is. There is a difference between the two;) P.S. As I wrote , I spent some time in Belgium(exchange student), and that culture of 'let's get really drunk when we go out' kind of surprised me coming from the CZ. Another interesting aspect of Belgium's drinking culture i noticed (at least among students) is 'getting ready' before going clubbing by drinking at home (cheaper supermarket alcohol as compared to more pricey alcohol in clubs/pubs)- not done here either
@@letecmig Except the person B has more than double consumption of beer through the week than person A. But point taken. Edit: And maybe I'm just from another part of the region than you.
1:00 actually there was a Czech state before, it was called Great Moravia (Veľká Morava) and it concurred Slovakia, parts of Poland, today Hungary and more to the south, but I’m not sure how much, but then Hungarians came from the east and win against Great Moravia, Slovakia became a part of Hungary and the duchy of Bohemia was created.
Wrong, it was not a czech state. It was moravian, what was different tribe, then czechs. Also territorial extent was much smaller, basically it was today Moravia, western and central Slovakia and small parts of Austria and northern Hungary. Other territories were just paying tribute and was not part of Great Moravis (well, Svatopluk was duke of Bohemia for very short time).
Well I’m not an expert, you can be right, but I googled Veľká Morava after you wrote this comment and at its peak it was pretty much what I was saying, but yeah I don’t understand it that well, so I won’t play the smart one here
@@thealphasam7350 Octopus Syd might be butthurt Moravian :D. Ofc Great Morava was czech state, by definition of Czech ppl now. Czech, Moravian, Slovakian and Sorbs are tribes that in time of creation of Great Morava were culturaly in union (Tribes leaders saw themselfs as one Tribe union and with christianity later it translated into full cultural union where only subtle differeces persist.) Slovaks were then cut from it by Hungarians and Sorbs by Germans and where asimilited into respective culture. Sorbs more then Slovaks. There is another issue with Polish and Silesian tribes, but its for longer explanation.
@@dawe8282 Důvod? Francie si taky neříká Francouzská Republika ale jen Francie... Jen Česko zase musí být speciální případ a říkat si Česká Republika a ne prostě jen Česko = Czechia....
@@martinbudinsky8912 The United States of America? Protože když řeknu Amerika, tak myslím kontinent. Kolumbus definitivně neobjevil The US of A. Takže proč by ne.
@@tomaskacerovsky3366 Ano, máš pravdu. Nebyl tu právní řád, nebyla tu žádná měna. Také se jednalo o pohanské území, v té době se nedalo takové území považovat za právoplatný stát. Ale byla tu jednota a já bych už Sámovu říši rozhodně za stát považoval, minimálně za prvopočátky státu.
@@CZghost Sámova říše byl první "stát", do kterého patřili Češi, ale neříkal bych tomu český stát. České knížectví byl první stát, kde Český národ tvořil většinu obyvatelstva.
@@Jan-Sery Já bych ani neřekl Češi jako spíš Slované. Bylo to slovanské území, uskupení slovanských kmenů. Později se z toho stala Velká Morava, která též přijala křesťanství - tedy pravoslavné, nebo-li byzantské křesťanství, původem z Řecka. To je také i důvod, proč cyrilice (dnešní azbuka), je hodně podobná řecké abecedě. V té době se ale u nás psalo hlaholicí. Tato abeceda se, bohužel, nedochovala celá, nevíme tedy s jistotou, jak se hlaholicí psalo. Nicméně staroslověnština, první úřední jazyk na našem území, dodnes figuruje jako jazyk pravoslavných bohoslužeb.
@@Vanous1999 Aha, jasný takže ty jsi jen další stereotyp který si myslí že je lepší než někdo kdo kouká na něco jiného než je Spongebob nebo večerníček. Rozumim. Nebudu odpovídat takovému ignorantovi.
Czech Republic is still Czech Republic mate, we just registered shortcut Czechia like have others countries too (e.g.: our brothers from Slovak Republic have Slovakia)
@@someczechguy Rozumnému člověku to je jedno, a nemá chuť se hádat o takové blbosti. Czechia je kratší, jednodušší... tak proč ne? Říkáte snad Slovenská republika? Francouzská republika? Ne.
I was in Czech Republic in 2010 with my class. I really like their capital city - Prague. I hope i visit Prague again someday. Its great to know more about their history Greetings from Croatia ☺
My Grandaunt (Grandmothers sister) Thinks that too, plus she thinks Mexico is American, BUT she lives on a 3rd world island in 3 rd world Country, where they have little to no connection to the real world
in 1920 the blue triangle symbolized the Tatras "Mountains in Slovakia" only after 1993 the meaning of the triangle changed to Moravia... At 7:12 what looked like the flag of Thailand was the flag of Czechoslovak legions.
Tomáš ale áno symbolizoval a ešte taká poznámka po rozdelení bola dohoda že ani Slovensku ani Česku nezostane vlajka ktorá dodnes reprezentuje Českú republiku .
@@pifourekvalliant90 Mohl byste mi udat zdroj? Možná se mýlím, ale já jsem slyšel, že Česko tu vlajku přijalo, jelikož o ni Slovensko neprojevilo zájem...😯
@@martinnejezchleb1850 Po zániku federativního Československa původní československou vlajku převzala Česká republika jako jeden z nástupnických států. Tento krok však byl v rozporu s dohodami mezi českou a slovenskou politickou reprezentací, které vyústily ve schválení znění čl. 3 odst. 2 ústavního zákona č. 542/1992 Sb., o zániku ČSFR („Česká republika a Slovenská republika nesmějí po zániku České a Slovenské Federativní Republiky užívat státních symbolů České a Slovenské Federativní republiky.“) cs.wikipedia.org/wiki/%C4%8Cesk%C3%A1_vlajka
We like to say that red colour is blood we shed for our freedom. Blue is skovakian trig / beautiful sky. And white is a peace after all wars we had / beer froth 😌🇨🇿
Just to add: Moravia literally wasn't made by Czech Kingdom or somehow. It was a state back in the 9th century but didn't have a long reign as in 906 the state was destroyed by Hungarian tribes. The German and Bohemian Kingdom had lots of work to defend them but they made it in the year 955? in the battle of the river Lech. But this story is for a longer time.
@@matusmotlo3854 Can't disagree. But Magyars were scary for everyone at that time. If it wasn't for the battle at Lech river, who knows how far would they go.
The history of the lion rampant is a bit murky. According to legend (meaning the Chronicle of so-called Dalimil) it was awarded to King Vladislav I. by Frederick Barbarosa as a reward for bravery in the Italian campaign, and the split tail was an "upgrade" for yet more battle honours. In reality this does not seem to have been the case. This is related to one mistake you made about the status of Moravia; it used to be an independent state (Great Moravia) but was destroyed by Hungarians, leaving only its former dependency (Bohemia) intact. Bohemians were later able to reconquer Moravia around 1000AD and it has always been an integral part of the Czech state (though it was under foreign occupation for a few brief periods). During this time it usually served as an appanage for the heir apparent (much like the Principality of Wales, although the Přemyslid heir would actually rule in Moravia). The promotion to a Margravy was an attempt by Barbarosa to split the Czech state in two by granting sort-of independence to the Moravian prince Konrád Ota. But Konrád ultimately didn't bite, made up with prince Bedřich of Bohemia and they affirmed the indivisibility of the realm and permanent union between Bohemia and Moravia. Getting around to the coat of arms itself, a few decades later Moravia was held as an appanage by Přemysl Otakar II., who after he became king is the wirst ruler to have used the split-tail lion rampant as his coat of arms. Historians today believe that a simple lion rampant was orignally the coat of arms of Moravia that Přemysl was using as a prince, and he simply kept it when he succeeded his father Václav, adding the crown to symbolise his royal title and split tail to signify him being the ruler of two indivisible lands. They then had to come up with a new coat of arms for Moravia (the current one), but nobody seems to know where that came from. Lots more detail on this here: chronicaboemorum.com/
Jiří Seidl tuhle trikoloru ma skoro kazdej slovansky stat takze spis to reprezentuje slovany ale my se na skole ucili vodu myslim 😅 uz si to nepamatuju
Great job, actually! I'm from Czech Republic and I love history of my country, and you managed to compress it into 12 minutes without sacrificing anything important. It's visible that you put a lot of work into this video. I'm really impressed.
@@skytheneko Most of the Czech Republic is made up of pudgy people or spoiled children and they all want to resemble Americans. The Czech Republic is such a backward America.
I'm not sure about some historical aspects of the video, but it was quite good for foreigner, so well done. At least more people will know, that we're not Czechoslovakia anymore.
Basically Poland, Slovakia, Czech are formed by passing/migrating Croatian tribes who devided in more groups. Some stayed and formed there own kingdoms on path to modern Croatia and balkan areas. Colors of white and red Croatian kingdoms are present in all flags with white and red chessboard board symbols.
C'mon, we fought for our republic in 1918, 1938, 1968, 1989 and many people died for it, so it is not so difficult to say CZECH REPUBLIC instead of stupid czechia. BTW., what we gave to the world: word ROBOT, word PISTOL, hedgehogs agains tanks, machinegun BREN, cars Škoda and Tatra, Pilsner Urquell, shoes Bata etc, etc, etc.
No. Paradoxically, the years you mentioned there was no Czech Republic. We had Czechoslovakia (which is also a shortcut) and at the same time part of the country was Czechia. So you post is entirely false.
Cool vid :) And the pronounciation wasn't that bad :D I have to admit I was hoping you would mention the greater coat of arms of the first republic (also used on the presidential flag at the time) it looked similiar to the one you used, so called middle coat of arms, but it had three more arms on it for other, smaller regions, and it was held by two lions on the sides with our national motto "truth prevails" underneath it... Personally that's my favourite one :) Also, the coat of arms for the "Lands of the Bohemian Crown" (aka lands traditionally ruled by the king of bohemia) was pretty cool :) And finally, as for the lion, according to one legend I heard, from my history teacher I think, was that the lion was supposed to be king Přemysl Otakar I. A very powerful king in his time, and the tails were supposed to represent the pope and the emperor, following his will. Due to his impressive military power, he was able to influence the imperial politics and papal opinion enough for the King of Bohemia be proclaimed a hereditary title to be passed on to his descendants as well as get some other cool perks such as being excused from "Reichstag" (basically parliament) unless it was close to czech lands... If the Emperor decided to hold the Reichstag in Hamburg for example, czech kings didn't have to come, unless they wanted to. (More in the Golden Bule of Sicily issued in 1212) This was a pretty big deal, since there were no other kings in the HRE. Technically the emperor was a "king of the germans" however this was mainly a "temporary" title for the emperor to use before his coronation as an emperor, which was supposed to be performed by the Pope himself... And even for the rest of HREs history, there really weren't other kings in HRE. Austria was an Archduchy, so basically like a half step from duchy to kingdom, and Prussia was outside imperial borders so the kings were called "kings in prussia" instead of "kings of prussia". Sorry I kind of started rambling a long and boring history lesson... If you read this entire comment, kudos to you :)
Honestly... Wow i didnt saw ANYONE to make a video about history pf flag of one little country in centre of europe... I am really proud on my country and im really happy that you took time and made this video Thx very much and sorry for my english (its not perfect lets be honest) ❤️👍
Ne tak docela. Orginál je podle Dalimilovy kroniky od Vladislava I., kterému byl udělen Frederickem Barbarosou za vojenské zásluhy. Ale přesný původ známý není.
And fun fact, back in 1992 there was an legislative act that neither Czechia or Slovakia will use the symbols of the former Czechoslovakian state, but Czechia didnt give a shit and use it anyway
That was in the case if one of the states leaves the federation. But Slovakia did not leave, rather the whole Czechoslovakia dissolved. So the flag is not against the rule.
Jiří Kubec ale áno je. Treba si kuknut ústavný zákon 542/1992 prijatý ešte Federalnym zhromaždením o zániku Federacie. Tam sa jasne píše že CSFR zaniká k 31.12.1992 a že žiadny nástupnícky štát nesmie používať štátne symboly CSFR.
Part of this legislation also was that neither state will adopt any form of constitution before dissolution, which Slovakia did like six months prior. You broke the treaty first soo. Also since Bohemia was always central and most important part of Czechoslovakia it kind of make sense that we kept it even though i would prefer us uphold the treaty that was made and go back to sigil of Bohemian kingdom.
@@technokokos haha lol :-D Ako mohlo Slovensko porušiť prijatím ústavy zákon, ktorý bol prijatý AŽ po nej? :P Zakony totiz nemozu platit retrospektivne, takze nekecaj hovadiny pls :P Nuž ak boli Čechy najdolezitejsia cast Ceskoslovenska, tak si mala nechat svoju povodnu cesku vlajku, ktora je totozna ako polská
Vladislav Pečík *dohodu, blbej wording uznávám happy? Jinak ale ano zákony můžou platit i retrospektivně. Viz třeba řešení legitimity Benešových dekretu a právní nezpůsobilosti veškerých přijatých zákonů od 38 do 45y. Mohla, možná měla, je to dost jedno. Pointa je že Československo bylo vybudováno díky Čechům, Češi tenhle random slepenec vyčůraně vymysleli, tak pak dává logiku, že si vlajku nechali. Národy jako Maďarsko sme po 1918 ošmelily ukradením Slovenska víc než Slovensko tím že sme si nechali vlajku v1993, tohle je fakt maličkost.
That was so cool, lot of people doesn't know about us. You really surprised me when you desided to do somethink like that about Czech Republic! Teachers will now use your video in the school of english and learn our children in english language about our country. You made a great material.
You actually pronounced Czechoslovakia very well. Czechia - the first part “Cz” is pronounced just the same well - it is , after all from the same source.
You know, i'm from Slovakia and i like Czechia cuz they're our brother's and sister's .. but the flag is still "stolen" if you don't know what do i mean : it's illegal to use flag that had the state that was the same like Czechoslovakia.. idk how to say it in english.. like we in slovakia had to "make" our slovakia flag .. same colours as czech flag but with our crosswise (krížom) and also with 3 hills.. as i said i love czech :p just saying some facts that many people don't know :) Prosím nezabite ma :p mám vás rád ako bratov..
Ilegálního na tom nic není. Je to porušení jednoho bodu dohody o rozdělení federace, ale to je asi tak vše. Byl to takový slovenský naschvál. Sami jste o tu vlajku zájem neměli, ale strašně jste se snažili, aby jsme ji nemohli použít. Paradoxně řešením, které by ten bod dohody naplňovalo, přitom by fakticky nic nezměnilo, byla třeba jen změna tónu jedné z barev. Kdybysme zvolili zářivější modrou, nemohli byste říct ani bž :-)
@@xsc1000 To je pravda, ale tak či tak jr to porušenie "dohody" ak to tam môžem nazvať.. Ale je taktiež fakt že stačilo by keby ste zmenili čo i len o kúsok žiarivejšiu tak by sme mohli byť ticho..
Fun fact: when the czechoslovakia split into two countries we were supposed to create new flags..... Slovakia has made the new double cross flag but the Czech Republic decided they would steal the czechoslovakian flag and refused to change. Also in the past The kingdom of bohemian always felt in charge over Slovakia even tho it used to be much smaller and weaker. And when czechoslovakia was first united and then split czechia took alot of land from us same as Ukraine on the East.
Czech Republic kept the flag but Slovak Republic kept the short name :-) Czechoslovakia -> Slovakia, but not Czecho. With Czechia, it will take a lot od time till it becomes more widely accepted, in Czech "ch" is a hard consonant so you would expect "Czechya" but that would be too much similar to "Chechnya". The separation was probably a pragmatic solution but I miss the name Czechoslovakia it was well-known brand everywhere in the world!
Awesome video with a lot of historical facts! You earned a subscribe and a new fan. I have to watch your videos they are awesome. I was about to write a few comments, but you really mentioned everything in the end! Simply awesome.
6:21 It mostly is by preferencies. It is not always right for everyone, as for me: I think that White is peace, Red is blood (that's why it's down, we don't want it) and the Blue is Slovakia from before, as it left so many things in our state and history as well. BtW great video keep this up!
Goog video! Thanks. Czech flag side ratio is 2:3, and blue triangle tip is to the center of flag. Funny thing: I was born a lived in Czechoslovak Socialistic Republic. And then in Czechoslovak Fedrative Republic, and then in Czech and Slovak Federative Republic and now I live in Czech Republic. But I live still in same place :D But I don´t use name Czechia. For forigners it sounds similar like Chechnya. :D Czechia - Čechie - Böhmerland (German translate) is for me a unique, amazing and beautiful historical motorcycle.
Actually according to vlast.cz/vyvoj-ceske-vlajky/ it was altered even before formal acceptance in 1920. It was only the original winning draft where the triangle reached only to 1/3 of the length.
it's always good to see our small state in some video :D I saw some little mistakes in middle ages, but who cares, history is complicated :D I'm glad that I randomly found this video and I like it ;) even more fun with flags please! :D
It actually represented the Slovak National Uprising (Slovenské Národní Povstání in Czech) from 1944 against the german dictate (because 1939-1945 Slovakia was an autonomous fascist country). Indeed communists were against religion, but not entirely. It wasn't supported, but if someone was a christian, nobody would care. Even churches were maintained throughout the 20th century. During 1948-1960 it was a totally different regime, people were getting arrested for nothing because the propaganda needed some villains to show the society that they're imperialists and should be punished. Even for being a priest. Maybe you've heard about Josef Toufar, a priest who was beaten to death by StB (czechoslovak KGB) because of a faked miracle in his church (they installed a mechanism which would make the cross wobble from side to side). All of this was under the power of Klement Gottwald, who is nicknamed the czech Stalin.
@@r0seyTh0rnSs it's like calling the American South "the Confederate States". Call Czech Republic what you wish but it would definitely make you stick out to call it Czechia.
Bo Libor Kroupa okay, thank you for telling me about it. I myself am a citizen of the Czech Republic, but I never got any of the politic talks, so I didn’t know about this. Thank you !
@@r0seyTh0rnSsCzechia is perfectly fine and you should feel free to use it. What Bo Libor Kroupa wrote is a complete nonsense. Czechia is a centuries-old name of the country and has nothing to do with Zeman or the Russian language.
Quite good. I would just note, as a Czech, that you'll never see the year 870 in any school books here - it's very much just an estimate of the place being united, end even that only under the greater rule of Great Moravia, which is an interesting even though short-lived country to look at. There are very much none Czech sources for the period, some mentions come from Frankish and Byzantine ones, but to put ones finger on 870 is not what Czechs do - not enough information. We usually just stick to the "start of the 10th century" after Great Moravia collapsed and Czech scarce sources start to appear, rulers' names are known and timeline can be established.
I was taught in school that red stands for blood, blue for a skies, and white for dove of peace flying over it. To this day, i really like it, it shows that to achieve peace, there will be always a price. I have to say, some other countries have really nice flags, but i really like ours, its simple, yet nice.
So which words do you think I pronounced the worse? Also thanks to who commented about the blue triangle being in representation of Slovakia!
Can you make a video talking about Greece please
U dont misponounced. Were alle worldcitizens who wanna learn
You went with Czechs, now you have to do Slovaks.... These two just go together like siblings...
:D just like in Hetalia.
do you watch the big bang Dr. Sheldon presents Sheldon Cooper and Amy Farrafowlier fun with flags
Just google the correct pronunciation
General knowledge: Czechia
*Me: The Kingdom of Beer*
Me: kingdom od vodňanský chicken😂
no god please no! that chicken is made out of lies and stolen funds
@@darthmemeious9526 no it isn't it is campain.😂
bruh XD
Beeria or Pívia
Nobody:
Czech people in comments: *madafakin čeština*
Mrkef Mrkfička Čeština je hrozně těžký a super jazyk náhodou. 😂😂
[Czech is terribly difficult and super language by chance.]
@@OnlyGimli a proto s ním komentujeme bez překladu *černoch ťukající si na čelo*
Šalina
@@mrkefmrkficka5010 To je pro ty, kdo česky neumí **černoch ťukající si na čelo**
Znáte tu říkanku pro děti aby věděly proč jsou barvy tak jak jsou?
Tj. Červená dole bílá nahoře a modrá uprostřed?
Fun fact, a lot of european medieval artists (monks mainly) had no idea what a lion properly looked like. This got better after the crusades and more christian influence was present in North Africa, but there are many examples of lions being drawn strangely and in a "dog-like" manner, probably explains your confusion with the white lion... just a clergical artist who was described that a lion "looks like a big dog with fur around it's head" :D
Thanks man , really interesting
Not like swedish found a fucking lion in prague after conquring it.
@@redexbruh255 That was few centuries after crusades. During 30 years war. About 1648 or so. What he was confused by was 12th century picture.
Fun fact: Originally the lion was drawn with its tail in between its hind legs, but it came under heavy ridicule, as people said it looked like a monkey (which I can’t disagree with).
Vidoe bout Czechia: *exist*
Czech ppl: NAZDAAAAAAAR
Jo čus jak se máš lol
NO NAZDAAAR
Bratu jak sa máš?
Prostě nemá chybu :D
Nazdaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaar
3:09 there's a legend about it. King named Bruncvík was on a world tour and he saved lion from dragon. Then the lion traveled faithfully by his side and fought with him in many battles. When they came home, Bruncvík had paint the lion in his coat of arms.
The lion has two tails, because in some battle somebody cut his tail in two.
And theres also something about it in Dalimils Cronicle... Saying its from Frederick Barbarosa given to Vladislav I. (which is more likely then whole Bruncvik myth...)
I remember my primary school... Our teacher said: White one Is for a foam from beer, red one for blood in wars and blue one for our spectacular skyes.
Haha, not sure if we were told the same thing about the white and blue because I can't remember it but our teacher also told us that the red represents blood and that's why it's on the bottom so it doesn't stain the white when it runs.
@@ynat1903 Same
Well... she told you lie
Deosnt matter if she improvise or not ;)
#Living_in_Czechia
Have a nice day
we were told the white represents a dove (peace) flying over a bloody land (fight for indepedence) towards the blue sky (future i guess?)
@@dobreboomre4768 Yep, same told me my teacher when I was 6yo
Who's from czech republic?
Já
Ja taky no
Já😂
né no
sheldon cooper... se nestačí divit, proč Přemyslovská vlajka vypadá jako zhulený krkavec. ale jestli jsme se o tom učili ve škole, asi jsme byli moc zhulení. tradici zdar!
General knowledge: This orange red banner...
Me: Here comes our two tailed lion and the legend of...
General knowledge: With an animal.
Me: ...beg you pardon?
*your pardon Ale ano taky jsem čekal Bruncvíka...
@@martinbudinsky8912 záleží na britské vs americké angličtině. Ale kdo vynechá legendu o Brucvíkovi a lvu, když mluví o českém znaku?
@@AdiiraKuro No tak celkově Americká Angličtina je zkomolená verze té Britské co si budem... Ale k tomu Bruncvíkovy. Ono je více verzí odkud se lev vzal. Třeba Dalimilova kronika uvádí, že ho dostal do znaku Vladislav I. od Fredericka Barbarosy za vojenské zásluhy.
@Noob -_- To je pravda, ale aspoň zmínka o tom, že nějaká origin story vůbec existuje, by byla fajn, ne? : )
@@martinbudinsky8912 ve skutečnosti je Britská angličtina zkomolenou verzí původní angličtiny, která se zachovala v Americe. A zkomolili ji proto, aby se povýšili nad americké kolonie.
don't forget the invention of Czech hedgehogs they where made to stop tanks in ww2
Yes! I was waiting for a comment like that!
it was 30.5.2019 at the "highway" D1.
"yooooooouuuuu cannnnot paaaaaaassss!" (villain laugh)
@@takovejchhodin4780 haha
@@takovejchhodin4780 Looks like they're there even today :D
and what about the lightning catching thing :D I mean hromosvod
Everyone: Czechia
Me: sad czech republican noises*
Důvod? Francie si taky neříká Francouzská republika. Proč? Moc dlouhý. Czechia je naprosto v pohodě. Ty taky neříkáš pořád Česká Republika ale Česko (neboli co? Czechia). Další příklady? Německo si taky neříká Spolková Republika Německo... A tak dále a tak dále.
@@martinbudinsky8912 Ale Czech Republic zní prostě líp... Czechia je takový...no, divný? Alespoň mně to tak přijde. A navíc... Czech Republic není ZAS TAK MOC dlouhý...
@@rollin2539 No nevim co ti na tom zní líp, to už je věc vkusu v tom se s tebou hádat nebudu. Ale já osobně v češtině taky neříkám Česká Republika, ale Česko. Tak nevidim důvod proč by to tak nemělo být i v angličtině. Navíc je to oficiálně uznanej českou vládou a OSN mezinárodní název už 3 roky tak proč by ne. Možná ti Czechia zní divně, protože to nemáš zažitý a nejsi na ten název zvyklej (ovšem je to název pro Česko z starej už 500 let).
Tady je o tom všě napsáno:www.go-czechia.cz/
😭
Martin Budinský Czechia je jen Česko bez Moravy a Slezska
I love Czechia! The land of the binge beer drinkers haha
Love from Belgium 🇧🇪
Yes and We love ice hockey and Belgium Football
"The land of the binge beer drinkers".... not exactly 'binge drinkers'- I did spend six months in Belgium, and I can assure you 'binge' aspect is nearly nonexistent compared to Belgium..... if you see 'binge drinkers' in CZ, they will most probably be Belgian, Brit tourists etc.;).... we drink beer a lot, but we just not have that 'binge drinking' aspect in our culture;)
@@letecmig Sorry, Czechs still win when it comes to consumption of beer per capita (worldwide), Belgium is 27th. 'Czech' the statistics.
@@morroghaiky6580 Please THINK ;) my comment was about use of term 'binge drinking'., not overall consumption... as you should know, "binge drinking" means concentrating your consumption into short periods of time - meaning drink yourself to oblivion WHEN you drink.(regardless whether you drink often or rarely)
So if person A does 15 half liters of beer once a week, then person A is a 'binge drinker'
When person B does two half liters of beer every day, then Person B has same consumption as Person A, but Person B is not 'binge drinking'- hope you get what I mean;)
Binge drinking is just not the culture here. Regular consumption of beer is. There is a difference between the two;)
P.S. As I wrote , I spent some time in Belgium(exchange student), and that culture of 'let's get really drunk when we go out' kind of surprised me coming from the CZ. Another interesting aspect of Belgium's drinking culture i noticed (at least among students) is 'getting ready' before going clubbing by drinking at home (cheaper supermarket alcohol as compared to more pricey alcohol in clubs/pubs)- not done here either
@@letecmig Except the person B has more than double consumption of beer through the week than person A. But point taken.
Edit: And maybe I'm just from another part of the region than you.
Kdo rozumí této zprávě ať dá like
Nejenom like 😉😂
Jak bych tomu měl rozumět? 🤔🤔
Jan Falát já 😂
To dá rozum.
Ne.
I'm in czechia right now🇨🇿
Welcome here. Hope that you are enjoying. Where are you from and why do you visiting us? :)
@@martinadamek7016 I'm Czech but I live in Luxembourg.
@@oldabocek2222 Aha. Cool :)
@Kyril J Ik🤣
Super 😂👌
Finally someone who recognizes us as Central Europe. Thank you!
Vždycky jsem si myslel že nikoho nezajímáme lol
@@aleythealefairy9222 skoro nikoho
:DDDDDDDDDD
@@aleythealefairy9222 Ne asi
Přesně
1:00 actually there was a Czech state before, it was called Great Moravia (Veľká Morava) and it concurred Slovakia, parts of Poland, today Hungary and more to the south, but I’m not sure how much, but then Hungarians came from the east and win against Great Moravia, Slovakia became a part of Hungary and the duchy of Bohemia was created.
Wrong, it was not a czech state. It was moravian, what was different tribe, then czechs. Also territorial extent was much smaller, basically it was today Moravia, western and central Slovakia and small parts of Austria and northern Hungary. Other territories were just paying tribute and was not part of Great Moravis (well, Svatopluk was duke of Bohemia for very short time).
Well I’m not an expert, you can be right, but I googled Veľká Morava after you wrote this comment and at its peak it was pretty much what I was saying, but yeah I don’t understand it that well, so I won’t play the smart one here
@@thealphasam7350 Octopus Syd might be butthurt Moravian :D. Ofc Great Morava was czech state, by definition of Czech ppl now. Czech, Moravian, Slovakian and Sorbs are tribes that in time of creation of Great Morava were culturaly in union (Tribes leaders saw themselfs as one Tribe union and with christianity later it translated into full cultural union where only subtle differeces persist.) Slovaks were then cut from it by Hungarians and Sorbs by Germans and where asimilited into respective culture. Sorbs more then Slovaks. There is another issue with Polish and Silesian tribes, but its for longer explanation.
@@aphrenia Jen se neposer, vole :D
@@janpustowka6202 It wasn't Czech state. It was instead something like its predecessor
Everyone: Czechia.
Me, an intellectual: Czech Republic.
just tourist using that awfull shortcut wich everybody here hate ...
Přesně, taky to nesnáším..
Asi tak
@@dawe8282 Důvod? Francie si taky neříká Francouzská Republika ale jen Francie... Jen Česko zase musí být speciální případ a říkat si Česká Republika a ne prostě jen Česko = Czechia....
@@martinbudinsky8912 The United States of America? Protože když řeknu Amerika, tak myslím kontinent. Kolumbus definitivně neobjevil The US of A. Takže proč by ne.
Duchy of Bohemia wasn't first. First was Sámova Říše (Samo's Empire) and it was also the first slavic country to exist.
It wasn’t a country at all.. it was and alliance of various tribes to fight against the Francs.. there was no central rule or currency..
@@tomaskacerovsky3366 Ano, máš pravdu. Nebyl tu právní řád, nebyla tu žádná měna. Také se jednalo o pohanské území, v té době se nedalo takové území považovat za právoplatný stát. Ale byla tu jednota a já bych už Sámovu říši rozhodně za stát považoval, minimálně za prvopočátky státu.
@@CZghost Sámova říše byl první "stát", do kterého patřili Češi, ale neříkal bych tomu český stát. České knížectví byl první stát, kde Český národ tvořil většinu obyvatelstva.
@@Jan-Sery Já bych ani neřekl Češi jako spíš Slované. Bylo to slovanské území, uskupení slovanských kmenů. Později se z toho stala Velká Morava, která též přijala křesťanství - tedy pravoslavné, nebo-li byzantské křesťanství, původem z Řecka. To je také i důvod, proč cyrilice (dnešní azbuka), je hodně podobná řecké abecedě. V té době se ale u nás psalo hlaholicí. Tato abeceda se, bohužel, nedochovala celá, nevíme tedy s jistotou, jak se hlaholicí psalo. Nicméně staroslověnština, první úřední jazyk na našem území, dodnes figuruje jako jazyk pravoslavných bohoslužeb.
Yaaay that's us! Thanks for the video! And btw - it's simply pronounced like "check"
Moje řeč
Except the fact that half of the video including creation of todays flag is fucking bullshit lmao
@@Vanous1999 A to jsi vzal kde prosim tě?
@@GeorgiiiVaampire moje zaliba je narozdil od kreslenych hentai sracek realna historie ;)
@@Vanous1999 Aha, jasný takže ty jsi jen další stereotyp který si myslí že je lepší než někdo kdo kouká na něco jiného než je Spongebob nebo večerníček. Rozumim. Nebudu odpovídat takovému ignorantovi.
Finaly USA Will know we're NOT Czechoslovakia :) yay [Děkuji moc jsem taky z cz]
Já taky a udělalo mi to radost
Já taky
Lol.. you aren't?
That's made me disappointed.
že. je to strasne otravné. všetci si myslia že československo furt existuje.
Radši bych byl nazýván Czechoslovakia než CZECHIA
Czechia?
Don't you mean "Is it Safe to Drink 150 Liters of Beer in One Sitting?"
Is this a reference to something? I didn't get it LOL
@@General.Knowledge Just a Czech stereotype
They drink the biggest amount of beer per year in the world. I know what I’m saying, I’m from Slovakia. 😄
Worlds leaders in drinking beer per person per year
yes it is, why do you ask?
Czech Republic is still Czech Republic mate, we just registered shortcut Czechia like have others countries too (e.g.: our brothers from Slovak Republic have Slovakia)
Pavel Kučera true but slovaks are not brothers to me.
Republic*
Czechia už je oficiální. Francii taky neřekneš Francouzská republika.
Studio Souky “Už?” Kdyz to slo predtim tak nevim proc neco menit. Kdyz se zeptate 100 cechu tak vam na čekii kývne tak 5 komunistů.
@@someczechguy Rozumnému člověku to je jedno, a nemá chuť se hádat o takové blbosti. Czechia je kratší, jednodušší... tak proč ne? Říkáte snad Slovenská republika? Francouzská republika? Ne.
I was in Czech Republic in 2010 with my class. I really like their capital city - Prague. I hope i visit Prague again someday. Its great to know more about their history
Greetings from Croatia ☺
Oohhhh we love Croatia 😂😊
One student in my tenth grade history thought Czechoslovakia still exists smh. Do Fun with Flags for Cuba
Thats what I call a bruh moment
Not as ignorant as thinking the novel called bible is actually true
Join the discord and suggest Cuba there and the link is in the description
It still exists, in my heart
My Grandaunt (Grandmothers sister) Thinks that too, plus she thinks Mexico is American, BUT she lives on a 3rd world island in 3 rd world Country, where they have little to no connection to the real world
in 1920 the blue triangle symbolized the Tatras "Mountains in Slovakia" only after 1993 the meaning of the triangle changed to Moravia... At 7:12 what looked like the flag of Thailand was the flag of Czechoslovak legions.
@@acceleratedsloth ale ano!
Tomáš ale áno symbolizoval a ešte taká poznámka po rozdelení bola dohoda že ani Slovensku ani Česku nezostane vlajka ktorá dodnes reprezentuje Českú republiku .
@@pifourekvalliant90 Mohl byste mi udat zdroj? Možná se mýlím, ale já jsem slyšel, že Česko tu vlajku přijalo, jelikož o ni Slovensko neprojevilo zájem...😯
@@martinnejezchleb1850 Po zániku federativního Československa původní československou vlajku převzala Česká republika jako jeden z nástupnických států. Tento krok však byl v rozporu s dohodami mezi českou a slovenskou politickou reprezentací, které vyústily ve schválení znění čl. 3 odst. 2 ústavního zákona č. 542/1992 Sb., o zániku ČSFR („Česká republika a Slovenská republika nesmějí po zániku České a Slovenské Federativní Republiky užívat státních symbolů České a Slovenské Federativní republiky.“) cs.wikipedia.org/wiki/%C4%8Cesk%C3%A1_vlajka
@@IQEGO Díky😉
Fun with flags?
Inspired by sheldon lee cooper?
#tbbt
Wow
it´s really as much "fun" as the original
Hahah yeah, i just never thought that anyone would use the name 🤣🤣🤣
If he do exactly the same as the show, it would be hilarious 🤣🤣🤣
Tak schválně kdo mi rozumí?? :D
Já 👌
Ja nie
Ja ne
Já!
Ne nerozumí 😂
We like to say that red colour is blood we shed for our freedom. Blue is skovakian trig / beautiful sky. And white is a peace after all wars we had / beer froth 😌🇨🇿
I am from Czech Republic 🇨🇿 and I think you made really good video! Thanks😄
The blue part is called "Chevron"
Thanks!
@@General.Knowledge No problem
@@General.Knowledge Also it extends to exactly HALF POINT of the flag, so the flag in the video is in fact WRONG :P
I call it Poland with Panties
@@qzg7857 what? :DDD
Czech people infected this coment section
I'm one of them
God bless you
Já taky jsem infikován
Just to add: Moravia literally wasn't made by Czech Kingdom or somehow. It was a state back in the 9th century but didn't have a long reign as in 906 the state was destroyed by Hungarian tribes. The German and Bohemian Kingdom had lots of work to defend them but they made it in the year 955? in the battle of the river Lech. But this story is for a longer time.
Přesně tak
@@matusmotlo3854 Can't disagree. But Magyars were scary for everyone at that time. If it wasn't for the battle at Lech river, who knows how far would they go.
The history of the lion rampant is a bit murky. According to legend (meaning the Chronicle of so-called Dalimil) it was awarded to King Vladislav I. by Frederick Barbarosa as a reward for bravery in the Italian campaign, and the split tail was an "upgrade" for yet more battle honours.
In reality this does not seem to have been the case. This is related to one mistake you made about the status of Moravia; it used to be an independent state (Great Moravia) but was destroyed by Hungarians, leaving only its former dependency (Bohemia) intact. Bohemians were later able to reconquer Moravia around 1000AD and it has always been an integral part of the Czech state (though it was under foreign occupation for a few brief periods). During this time it usually served as an appanage for the heir apparent (much like the Principality of Wales, although the Přemyslid heir would actually rule in Moravia).
The promotion to a Margravy was an attempt by Barbarosa to split the Czech state in two by granting sort-of independence to the Moravian prince Konrád Ota. But Konrád ultimately didn't bite, made up with prince Bedřich of Bohemia and they affirmed the indivisibility of the realm and permanent union between Bohemia and Moravia.
Getting around to the coat of arms itself, a few decades later Moravia was held as an appanage by Přemysl Otakar II., who after he became king is the wirst ruler to have used the split-tail lion rampant as his coat of arms. Historians today believe that a simple lion rampant was orignally the coat of arms of Moravia that Přemysl was using as a prince, and he simply kept it when he succeeded his father Václav, adding the crown to symbolise his royal title and split tail to signify him being the ruler of two indivisible lands. They then had to come up with a new coat of arms for Moravia (the current one), but nobody seems to know where that came from.
Lots more detail on this here: chronicaboemorum.com/
This reminded me about Shledon Cooper's show about flags in TBBT. xd
Actually during 1920 they added the blue triangle to represent Slovakia and to not look like Polish flag.
Imagine what kind of mess did the Polish-Czechoslovak border had to be at the time. Like, both sides would wave literally the same flag.
@@Filip-uw9jp bcus flags on borders at that time were usual
See some photos, yes, they were present.
@@Filip-uw9jp on few roads... Xd
8:00 there's a mistake. it's Bohemia, not Bhoemia. no offense, just pointing out
Also, greetings from Czech republic!
Hmmmm...? Lays nebo Bohemia?
@@rollin2539 spíš Lays, ale záleží
@@petrpodskalsky1785 Mně je to asi jedno... Vzduch jako vzduch.
Řekl to dobře
Everyone else: cool
Czech people: EEEEEJ!Ahoooj čúráci!
Souhlasím XD
Podle mě to trochu uráží, ale ok
The blue triangle was originaly supposed to represent Slovakia.
Jiří Seidl tuhle trikoloru ma skoro kazdej slovansky stat takze spis to reprezentuje slovany ale my se na skole ucili vodu myslim 😅 uz si to nepamatuju
@@someczechguy taky jsem se nejvíc nesmyslů naučil ve škole :)
Matúš Motlo to nema nic spolecnyho s tim kdo tady zil 😀 a kdyz uz jsme u toho vetsina cechu ma germanske geny
Great job, actually! I'm from Czech Republic and I love history of my country, and you managed to compress it into 12 minutes without sacrificing anything important. It's visible that you put a lot of work into this video. I'm really impressed.
Everyone: Czechoslovakia
General knowledge: Czechia
Czechia: The Kingdom of beer
Slovakia: 🖕
What are u trying to say about slovakia
@@314pwr Slovakia said 🖕 for Czech republic.
@@skytiger3629 WHY?
@@skytiger3629 But how?
@@skytheneko Most of the Czech Republic is made up of pudgy people or spoiled children and they all want to resemble Americans. The Czech Republic is such a backward America.
I'm not sure about some historical aspects of the video, but it was quite good for foreigner, so well done. At least more people will know, that we're not Czechoslovakia anymore.
Finaly, fun with flags. Thx to Dr.Cooper
I live in Czechia in Pilsen. Do you know the Pilsen beer Pilsner Urquell?
Yee
Well... I DRINK IT EVERY DAY. EEEEJ!
Echm! I mean my parents, of course! shit...
30 km ode mně👌👌
Thank you, I am too from Czechia and you just explaind the history of my country better than my teacher ever could.
Basically Poland, Slovakia, Czech are formed by passing/migrating Croatian tribes who devided in more groups. Some stayed and formed there own kingdoms on path to modern Croatia and balkan areas. Colors of white and red Croatian kingdoms are present in all flags with white and red chessboard board symbols.
Hi, I'm proud Moravak from Czech Republic 😁✌️❤️🇨🇿
a já si čtu komentáře, zatímco mám pauznutý porno. co naděláš... zdar z Moravy!
Čs jsem taky z moravy
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Im from Finland
Já su též z Moravy!
C'mon, we fought for our republic in 1918, 1938, 1968, 1989 and many people died for it, so it is not so difficult to say CZECH REPUBLIC instead of stupid czechia.
BTW., what we gave to the world: word ROBOT, word PISTOL, hedgehogs agains tanks, machinegun BREN, cars Škoda and Tatra, Pilsner Urquell, shoes Bata etc, etc, etc.
No. Paradoxically, the years you mentioned there was no Czech Republic. We had Czechoslovakia (which is also a shortcut) and at the same time part of the country was Czechia. So you post is entirely false.
Nobody:
UA-cam: I know you wanna watch this video
Czech people: TAK JO VOLE
Mě se líbí když se podívám do komentářů a tady jsou asi všeci Češi :D
Všeci ne. A co čekáš, že najdeš v komentářích pod videem o české vlajce, snad samé Maďary?
@@Croftice1 -_-
@hmyzovrah2 jo no
When they teach you how to draw the czech flag at school
they say the blue stands for democracy, red for blood and white for beer foam. 🙂
No to doufam ne... :-D
nám říkali, že bilá je holubice, modrá je voda, a že červená krev teče dolů
0:45 the blue triangle is from side to a one half
Everyone : Czech Republic me : Land of Beer
Cool vid :) And the pronounciation wasn't that bad :D
I have to admit I was hoping you would mention the greater coat of arms of the first republic (also used on the presidential flag at the time) it looked similiar to the one you used, so called middle coat of arms, but it had three more arms on it for other, smaller regions, and it was held by two lions on the sides with our national motto "truth prevails" underneath it... Personally that's my favourite one :)
Also, the coat of arms for the "Lands of the Bohemian Crown" (aka lands traditionally ruled by the king of bohemia) was pretty cool :)
And finally, as for the lion, according to one legend I heard, from my history teacher I think, was that the lion was supposed to be king Přemysl Otakar I. A very powerful king in his time, and the tails were supposed to represent the pope and the emperor, following his will. Due to his impressive military power, he was able to influence the imperial politics and papal opinion enough for the King of Bohemia be proclaimed a hereditary title to be passed on to his descendants as well as get some other cool perks such as being excused from "Reichstag" (basically parliament) unless it was close to czech lands... If the Emperor decided to hold the Reichstag in Hamburg for example, czech kings didn't have to come, unless they wanted to. (More in the Golden Bule of Sicily issued in 1212) This was a pretty big deal, since there were no other kings in the HRE. Technically the emperor was a "king of the germans" however this was mainly a "temporary" title for the emperor to use before his coronation as an emperor, which was supposed to be performed by the Pope himself... And even for the rest of HREs history, there really weren't other kings in HRE. Austria was an Archduchy, so basically like a half step from duchy to kingdom, and Prussia was outside imperial borders so the kings were called "kings in prussia" instead of "kings of prussia".
Sorry I kind of started rambling a long and boring history lesson... If you read this entire comment, kudos to you :)
You pronounced everything right, man. I hadn't hear not a single word wrong. Thanks for all work you've done on this video.
Honestly... Wow i didnt saw ANYONE to make a video about history pf flag of one little country in centre of europe...
I am really proud on my country and im really happy that you took time and made this video
Thx very much and sorry for my english (its not perfect lets be honest)
❤️👍
Ah, look there is my home, my country🇨🇿🇨🇿🇨🇿❤❤❤nice video thank you
měl jsi to napsat česky, aby tomu nikdo nerozuměl
@@Ccck. jako proč? Jen děkuje že udělal video o český vlajce
Česko 🇨🇿
@@filipcayka9552 protože mám erekci
@@Ccck. pěkna odpověď :)
It's a lion with two tails. The origin is from Czech "legends" / " " " " Mythology " " " "
Ne tak docela. Orginál je podle Dalimilovy kroniky od Vladislava I., kterému byl udělen Frederickem Barbarosou za vojenské zásluhy. Ale přesný původ známý není.
@@martinbudinsky8912 houby si ze základky pamatuju ale nebyl nějaký mýtus o tom že "přivezli" dvouocasého lva? Asi jdu startovat google jak to bylo
@@PlesnivejSejra No těch původů je mraky. Třeba legenda o Bruncvíkovy. Ovšem nejpravděpodobnější je ten co jsem napsal.
And fun fact, back in 1992 there was an legislative act that neither Czechia or Slovakia will use the symbols of the former Czechoslovakian state, but Czechia didnt give a shit and use it anyway
That was in the case if one of the states leaves the federation. But Slovakia did not leave, rather the whole Czechoslovakia dissolved. So the flag is not against the rule.
Jiří Kubec ale áno je. Treba si kuknut ústavný zákon 542/1992 prijatý ešte Federalnym zhromaždením o zániku Federacie.
Tam sa jasne píše že CSFR zaniká k 31.12.1992 a že žiadny nástupnícky štát nesmie používať štátne symboly CSFR.
Part of this legislation also was that neither state will adopt any form of constitution before dissolution, which Slovakia did like six months prior. You broke the treaty first soo. Also since Bohemia was always central and most important part of Czechoslovakia it kind of make sense that we kept it even though i would prefer us uphold the treaty that was made and go back to sigil of Bohemian kingdom.
@@technokokos haha lol :-D
Ako mohlo Slovensko porušiť prijatím ústavy zákon, ktorý bol prijatý AŽ po nej? :P
Zakony totiz nemozu platit retrospektivne, takze nekecaj hovadiny pls :P
Nuž ak boli Čechy najdolezitejsia cast Ceskoslovenska, tak si mala nechat svoju povodnu cesku vlajku, ktora je totozna ako polská
Vladislav Pečík *dohodu, blbej wording uznávám happy? Jinak ale ano zákony můžou platit i retrospektivně. Viz třeba řešení legitimity Benešových dekretu a právní nezpůsobilosti veškerých přijatých zákonů od 38 do 45y.
Mohla, možná měla, je to dost jedno. Pointa je že Československo bylo vybudováno díky Čechům, Češi tenhle random slepenec vyčůraně vymysleli, tak pak dává logiku, že si vlajku nechali. Národy jako Maďarsko sme po 1918 ošmelily ukradením Slovenska víc než Slovensko tím že sme si nechali vlajku v1993, tohle je fakt maličkost.
That was so cool, lot of people doesn't know about us. You really surprised me when you desided to do somethink like that about Czech Republic! Teachers will now use your video in the school of english and learn our children in english language about our country. You made a great material.
You actually pronounced Czechoslovakia very well. Czechia - the first part “Cz” is pronounced just the same well - it is , after all from the same source.
Thanks for this video! Hi from Czech! 🇨🇿
Normal people: exist
Czech people: exist and drink 100 bottles of beer every day.
I live there 7 years. Everything is really hard to learn for me, new culture, new worlds etc. But i am happy there ❤️
how is it going today?
Thank u! I'm from Czech R. and I don't know all these facts ! Big thump up!
I am from Czechia and a I like videos like this :P. Jsem z Česka a mám rád podobná videa :P
I m from the CZECH REPUBLIC jako důkaz je my 12 stačí vám to. Pro mě je čeština lehká protože jsem se v Česku narodil
Jses z ceska a nedokazes ani spravne napsat zajmeno 'mi'
No offense 😉
You know, i'm from Slovakia and i like Czechia cuz they're our brother's and sister's .. but the flag is still "stolen" if you don't know what do i mean : it's illegal to use flag that had the state that was the same like Czechoslovakia.. idk how to say it in english.. like we in slovakia had to "make" our slovakia flag .. same colours as czech flag but with our crosswise (krížom) and also with 3 hills.. as i said i love czech :p just saying some facts that many people don't know :) Prosím nezabite ma :p mám vás rád ako bratov..
Díky, to jsem nevěděl.
No za druhé světové jste se zase změnili v klerofašisty a vysrali se na nás.. tak bych nějakou ilegalitu moc nevytahoval :D
@@ColdMarty netrep
Ilegálního na tom nic není. Je to porušení jednoho bodu dohody o rozdělení federace, ale to je asi tak vše. Byl to takový slovenský naschvál. Sami jste o tu vlajku zájem neměli, ale strašně jste se snažili, aby jsme ji nemohli použít. Paradoxně řešením, které by ten bod dohody naplňovalo, přitom by fakticky nic nezměnilo, byla třeba jen změna tónu jedné z barev. Kdybysme zvolili zářivější modrou, nemohli byste říct ani bž :-)
@@xsc1000 To je pravda, ale tak či tak jr to porušenie "dohody" ak to tam môžem nazvať.. Ale je taktiež fakt že stačilo by keby ste zmenili čo i len o kúsok žiarivejšiu tak by sme mohli byť ticho..
Fun with Facts:
The Czech flag's blue triangle is long to half of whole flag ;)
Fun fact: when the czechoslovakia split into two countries we were supposed to create new flags..... Slovakia has made the new double cross flag but the Czech Republic decided they would steal the czechoslovakian flag and refused to change. Also in the past The kingdom of bohemian always felt in charge over Slovakia even tho it used to be much smaller and weaker. And when czechoslovakia was first united and then split czechia took alot of land from us same as Ukraine on the East.
Czech Republic kept the flag but Slovak Republic kept the short name :-) Czechoslovakia -> Slovakia, but not Czecho. With Czechia, it will take a lot od time till it becomes more widely accepted, in Czech "ch" is a hard consonant so you would expect "Czechya" but that would be too much similar to "Chechnya". The separation was probably a pragmatic solution but I miss the name Czechoslovakia it was well-known brand everywhere in the world!
Jiří Kadlec yes but thats something totaly different because it only aplies to the english language.
Awesome video with a lot of historical facts! You earned a subscribe and a new fan. I have to watch your videos they are awesome. I was about to write a few comments, but you really mentioned everything in the end! Simply awesome.
Premyslid dynasty, okay 😂 it took me a little time until I realized it's *Přemyslovci*
The blue triangle was added in 1920 to represent Slovakia, totally not Moravia.
@@acceleratedsloth True but officialy blue triangle was added bcs of Slovakia
Nechcete mluvit česky :-D
@ No, why ?
Love to our Polish cousins.
Sure, V4 countries rule ;)
We like you too
@@vas2763 You know i mean Czech are our cousins from a Pole, just quicker way to say. Lech and Czech.
@@vas2763 My fault.. i wasn't clear enough. Love to all Czechia, I can't wait to visit there.
We love you too.😊
@@monikamrnakova9755 Děkuji :)
Reálně tu čtu komentáře v jednom z nejtěžších jazyků na světě a jsdm na to hrdá 🇨🇿🇨🇿
6:21 It mostly is by preferencies. It is not always right for everyone, as for me: I think that White is peace, Red is blood (that's why it's down, we don't want it) and the Blue is Slovakia from before, as it left so many things in our state and history as well. BtW great video keep this up!
Premyslid.. to je tak boží😂
Literally anyone:
*makes a video about Czechia*
Czechs: *AAAAAAYYYYYYYYY*
I totally stole this comment
Btw čus
It is so difficult :-( I think that less than 1% of czech population knows this story. But you did very good job!
With "story" you mean our history? Unless you didn't pay any attention in history classes at school pretty much everybody knows our history.
@@slouberiee good joke
Nobody: nothing
Češi: also nothing
UA-cam: well lets put that in Czech recommended
Goog video! Thanks. Czech flag side ratio is 2:3, and blue triangle tip is to the center of flag. Funny thing: I was born a lived in Czechoslovak Socialistic Republic. And then in Czechoslovak Fedrative Republic, and then in Czech and Slovak Federative Republic and now I live in Czech Republic. But I live still in same place :D But I don´t use name Czechia. For forigners it sounds similar like Chechnya. :D Czechia - Čechie - Böhmerland (German translate) is for me a unique, amazing and beautiful historical motorcycle.
0:48 - that's not today flag, that's first republic flag :-D today flag has top of the blue triangle exactly in 1/2 of flag
Actually according to vlast.cz/vyvoj-ceske-vlajky/ it was altered even before formal acceptance in 1920. It was only the original winning draft where the triangle reached only to 1/3 of the length.
General knowledge: "czechia,,
Czech ppl: "WE'RE FAMOUS,,
We have Lion because it's from old legend(And sorry for my english)
Yes, one king, Bruncvík, had a lion friend.
A angličtina je v pohodě
Brunclík
Blue does represents Slovakia, Slovak former flag was exactly like Russian now. So Bohemia with Slovakia together is Czechoslovak flag with triangle.
Dobrá práce mám rád když někdo mluví o Česku. :)
Nobody:
Not a single soul:
Czech ppl: "kDo RoZuMí Ať Dá LiKe" "I'M CZECH HAHA" "KDO JE TADY TAKY ČECH??"
Predstav si ze ja
Btw do you know how many countries hated czech republic so ffs they are just happy
Všetci v komentároch: Jsem Čech
Ja, Slovák: Povol mi sa predstaviť
Czech ppl: makeing comments like:
Noone:
Czech ppl: ahoj
Me: laughing about this
Also me: fck im czech too…
it's always good to see our small state in some video :D
I saw some little mistakes in middle ages, but who cares, history is complicated :D
I'm glad that I randomly found this video and I like it ;) even more fun with flags please! :D
Well I am from Czechia and few of the mentioned things I did not even know! So thanks for telling me more 'bout the flag of my own country :DDD
8:48 I believe that they didn't put the Slovakia Coat of Arms there cause it have a Cross, and Communist's didn't support Religion.
It actually represented the Slovak National Uprising (Slovenské Národní Povstání in Czech) from 1944 against the german dictate (because 1939-1945 Slovakia was an autonomous fascist country). Indeed communists were against religion, but not entirely. It wasn't supported, but if someone was a christian, nobody would care. Even churches were maintained throughout the 20th century.
During 1948-1960 it was a totally different regime, people were getting arrested for nothing because the propaganda needed some villains to show the society that they're imperialists and should be punished. Even for being a priest. Maybe you've heard about Josef Toufar, a priest who was beaten to death by StB (czechoslovak KGB) because of a faked miracle in his church (they installed a mechanism which would make the cross wobble from side to side). All of this was under the power of Klement Gottwald, who is nicknamed the czech Stalin.
Yes, I think so too.
Yea, and the crown that the lion wears was replaced with a soviet star because Communists were against aristocracy
I'm Czech, nobody but Google Earth calls it Czechia, nobody.
To be quite honest, I started using Czechia too... is it bad?
@@r0seyTh0rnSs it's like calling the American South "the Confederate States". Call Czech Republic what you wish but it would definitely make you stick out to call it Czechia.
Bo Libor Kroupa okay, thank you for telling me about it. I myself am a citizen of the Czech Republic, but I never got any of the politic talks, so I didn’t know about this. Thank you !
Freddy Marcel-Marcum thank you.
@@r0seyTh0rnSsCzechia is perfectly fine and you should feel free to use it. What Bo Libor Kroupa wrote is a complete nonsense. Czechia is a centuries-old name of the country and has nothing to do with Zeman or the Russian language.
Actually, The Czech Kingdom was part of Austrian Empire since 1526.
eh it's not accurate ruler of Austria Empire ruled also as Czech king it was independent territory
Quite good. I would just note, as a Czech, that you'll never see the year 870 in any school books here - it's very much just an estimate of the place being united, end even that only under the greater rule of Great Moravia, which is an interesting even though short-lived country to look at. There are very much none Czech sources for the period, some mentions come from Frankish and Byzantine ones, but to put ones finger on 870 is not what Czechs do - not enough information. We usually just stick to the "start of the 10th century" after Great Moravia collapsed and Czech scarce sources start to appear, rulers' names are known and timeline can be established.
I was taught in school that red stands for blood, blue for a skies, and white for dove of peace flying over it. To this day, i really like it, it shows that to achieve peace, there will be always a price. I have to say, some other countries have really nice flags, but i really like ours, its simple, yet nice.
Some American boi:Czech-i-a Z-ekia
also American boi:Is this part of east european countrys ?
Me:*Trigger*
usually they ask about east -.-
@@vlastimilzlamal2982 Thanks,I still have problem on grama on english
btw Čau
@@themorfheus34 its ok :-)
@@themorfheus34 yeah I see. Cause it's countries. But no problem Czechoslovakian guy!
Im proud to be czech
what a pointless comment...
@@jindrichdolejs623 E
in 1993 there was an agreement that neither the Czech Republic or Slovakia can keep the czechoslovak flag. Czechia didnt respected that
Actually, that agreement was only valid if a country LEFT the state, but the country rather dissolved.
True one
State is Czech Republic, location (name of area) is Czechia.
Je roztomilé jak se o nás baví😃