Abdication of Emperor Charles V (Carlos, rey emperador)
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- Опубліковано 25 сер 2024
- After ruling Spain for almost 40 years and the Holy Roman Empire for 36 years, 55-year-old Emperor Charles V decides to abdicate in favour of his son Philip II and his brother Ferdinand I.
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'Carlos, Rey Emperador' is a Spanish TV series about the life of Charles of Habsburg, Holy Roman Emperor and King of Spain, the most powerful man in his time.
(Sorry for grammar mistakes in the translation.)
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Me encanta el tono y vocabulario que se utiliza, que idioma mas maravilloso nuestro castellano
Español*
@@jacoboarca8516 ambos son correctos, según la rae
@@flormorado la Rae se contradice, pues define castellano como lengua medieval o actual variedad del español, hablada en la región de Castilla. Un término no puede ser sinónimo de otro si tiene acepciones diferentes.
Carlos's decision to abdicate deserves praise because he knew and acknowledged that he no longer had any strength left to rule and he knew what to do for the sake of his kingdoms and his people. This decision alone was that of a truly wise king and man.
It's really sad though that Carlos believed he had failed as Holy Roman Emperor; he did all that he could do for his kingdoms and empire because even he could only do so much, but I don't think he failed. Some of the issues he dealt were well beyond his control, but he and his family did a lot of good for his kingdoms and when he abdicated, he knew he was leaving them in the best hands and he was right.
I've read some of Carlos's real abdication speech and I find it really moving, especially with how he professed to everyone present his sorrow for causing anyone any pain and how he asked for their forgiveness. It's also very moving reading that many present shed tears, including the Emperor himself.
Yes his apology is very touching. Many other rulers could have taken (and could still take) him as an example regarding his abdication decision. He realized it was best for everyone and everything if he steps aside and so he did.
He shouldn't hv split it .it caused divide
The issue was this he cukd not eliminate all the claimants to throne unloke ottomans he didnt have coutge or resources or.tact to kill.his brother
@@Lily1127channel hs decision to forcibly convert the muslims in Spain ws still unjust
@@xxxxandercage7455 He just liked his brother and was no brother killer, that's why he didn't even think about killing him. It's about neither courage nor resources nor tact. It's about loving your brother.
Dividing his empire between his brother and son was good decision, his son alone would not have been capable of dealing with everything.
Charles V's decision to abdicate was for the good of both Holy Roman Empire and Spain. His succesors to the thrones of Spain and the Holy Roman Empire are his son King Philip II of Spain and his brother Holy Roman Emperor Ferdinand I.
El discurso de abdicación del emperador fue muy emotivo, tanto que sus hijas lloraron a lágrima viva mientras lo escuchaban
Será el guión que han preparado, para el actor
I'm crying...this was extremely sad. Another scene I loved and I hope you upload it is the one when he's dying and says goodbye to his son, John of Austria.
Little John is so cute and adorable, I plan to upload all the scenes with him.
Lily1127 thanks for uploading this video plus the one when he goes to Yuste. Made me cry several times because one could feel the pain and sadness within him yet the happiness of being free is also there. Solitude is indeed a good thing especially when the one you love is no longer around.
By the way do you have the one in which he was looking at his wife's portrait
You are very welcome:) I haven't started working on the final episode yet, but I will consider uploading that scene too :)
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Charles abdicated just a few months after the death of her mother, his co-monarch, Joanna of Castille.
which makes me sure about him being guilt-ridden after her death and finally couldn't take it anymore
I loved this music
Der Beste aller.
Its a shame on me i didn't know about this series as a lover of Spanish and European History.
It is such a great series! ❤ So is its prequel 'Isabel'
Bonito discurso de carlos V y buen ejemplo que dio sobre la union familiar..al final conquerdo con carlos...rindio su sueño imperial para salvar la union familiar de los habsburgos.
If Isabella was alive, Carlos could have lived a truly peaceful and happy life in his late years, like a second honeymoon. He would have stayed with his beloved wife all day as he wished, far away from difficult political and religious matters. As he said before, he got to have time and quiet after abdication but his soul would be empty until heavenly reunion with Isabella.
Yes, if Isabel had lived to see Carlos abdicating, I think they probably would've retired together to Granada, the place where they spent their happiest days together and, like you said, lived life like a second honeymoon.
An unimaginable speech
I cried and I don’t know why
Maximilian and Mary ? Whoa...dejavu. LOL j/k
When they were named, I believed for a moment they were referring to Charles’s grandparents xD
I no longer have any power to rule the HRE , I abdicated for good
El problema que tenía Carlos I era que no podía abdicar si no moría primero su madre, Juana i de Castilla, de haber muerto antes su madre Carlos hubiera dejado el trono antes.💥🇪🇦🇪🇦
this is thé castillano that my family has been speaking since they were expelled as Jews from Spain, for 5 centuries!!
Bless be the ones who return.
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Not all jews were expelled there were some Who stayed because of they have the influence and the support of Isabella.
There are always jews everywhere. Everyone has jewish ascendence and has a family tree of thousands of years. Shut up and convert.
@@davidlopez6703 pobre hombre con poca educacion
Emperor Charles V abdicated due to his health began to decline.
Wasn't it the case that at his abdication, Carlos was supported by a young William of Orange? Bit of a missed opportunity to leave that founding father of the soon-to-revolt Dutch provinces out of the picture.
not just that, Charles was a good friend and mentor to both Willem of Orange and the Count of Egmont, his abdication and the subsequent weakness of phillip II under the thumb of the Duke of Alva incited unrest and discontent , culminating with the execution of a lot of nobles in the netherlands that supported autonomy, thus prompting Willem of Orange to do what none had expected: a full on revolt in the spanish netherlands.
I agree -I was looking for him.
@@TheChill001 There was already revolt. The Duke of Alba just throwed gasoline to the fire but the revolt did already broke up before his arrival. There were two options the peacefull one with no war at all or total war and they would have ended the revolt. But the final decision was a continious and ambiguous change of strategies that ended up with a war of 80 years.
@@TheChill001 still, Willem Of Orange remained loyal to Spanish royalty even after Carlos' death, even named his first born son after Philip (he should've named him after Carlos instead) it was Philip who took him for granted all the time and cared so little about his subjects in Netherlands. eventually they had it enough
Pity Charles didn't give Flanders to Maximilian
Es una escena emocionante.
He's abdicated himself after Joanna of Castile died?
yes
Where's William of Orange?
William of Orange is the young nobleman that emperor Charles is leaning against in the famous painting of Louis Gallait, right?
The problem with this series is that was way too short, only a single season. Many important characters were excluded or merged due to meet size constraints. Some of the errors that I find most disturbing are these:
1. Fredrik the wise of Saxony, who died in 1525, leads the Schmalkaldic league in 1548.
2. The third duke of Alba, born in 1507, is a ten-years-old grown man with a beard when Charles arrives in Spain in 1517.
3. Alba is portrayed as the victor at Saint Quentin, rather than the duke of Egmont, whom Alba whould execute a decade later.
lol precies!!
All the Dutch: *wAt de FuCk*
William of Orange was a Protestant
@@overlord5068 so? he still wasn't the bloody enemy of Catholics like they were towards him and even if his relationship with Phillip and Spanish turned shitty in following years, but still he had respect for Carlos and Carlos leaned on his shoulder while he was expressing the speech
Leonor of Habsburg looking like a beautiful young woman in 1555
Why did philip hate Maximilian so much
In real life Maximilian was a Lutheran simpather, Philip even raised Rudolf (Maximilian's son) and future Holy Roman Emperor at his court in Spain to prevent any kind of heresy from his own ranks
@@albertmont3411 how pathetic
Porque Carlos I dejo sus reinos a su hermano y su hijo. Porque Felipe no pudo reinar España y el sacro imperio romano germano como el??
Porque Carlos comprendió que reinar tantos dominios es demasiada tarea para un solo hombre, es mejor haciendolo por dos soberanos diferentes.
como imperio de carlomagno...fueron muchas guerras muchas dificultades para un solo hombre,
por mas que nos duela (y mas personalmente pues estoy en desacuerdo con dividir un imperio)
dividido es mejor que unido.
que grande hubiera sido españa hoy....si no lo hubiera dividido....
un España católica y un sacro imperio romano luterano es una combinación explosiva.
Geograficamente eran demasiado lejos, en aquella epoca y con los medios de viajar en aquellos tiempos. Un solo hombre no pudo gobernar todos los territorios, Carlos lo comprendió. Hoy esto sería diferente porque tenemos medios de viajar muy rapido y de mantener el contacto entre lugares muy lejanos tambien.
Era igual que su Abuelo Fernando Rey de Aragón
Considering
Is William of orange protrayed here?
Trabajo de sociales
All fictional, like that Turkish series Magnificent Century.
Is William The Silent portrayed in this show at all?
No 😕
@@Lily1127channel such a miss opportunity!
William The Silent could've created a hell of storyline, if you knew the hard shit which happened in his life! how his respect to the Spanish monarchies faded overtime (not towards Carlos, I hope) and how his relationship with Phillip slowly turned into shit. Phillip outlived him of course, but he was one of the most important men of that time, in both Spanish and Dutch history
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Hombre está muy bien pero la musiquita toca un poco los huevos