The Conquest and Fall of Constantinople - Parts 6 - 13 - History of Byzantium
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Created a compilation video for parts 6-13 in The Conquest and Fall of Constantinople Series. We journey through an immense period of time with a side quest into the Crusades and the great confrontation of Richard the Lion heart and Saladin. This all leads up to sinister Fourth Crusade.
2:40 Aftermath of the first Crusade
4:50 Fall of Edessa and the call for the Second Crusade
11:06 Attack on Damascus and the Failure of the 2nd Crusade
14:20 Emperor John II "The Beautiful"
17:45 Death of John II and the Rise of Emperor Manuel I
25:35 End of the Komnenian Restoration. Nuraddin comes to power
31:06 The Rise of Saladin
41:01 Guy of Lusignan and Raynald of Chatillon
46:30 Battle of Hattin
50:00 The Siege of Jerusalem and Balian of Ibelin's speech
56:40 Richard I
1:07:38 A new king of England
1:09:25 Frederick Barbarossa - Germans go to war!
1:15:30 Richard I in Sicily
1:20:33 Conquest of Cyprus
1:29:14 Conrad of Monserrat and the Siege of Tyre
1:40:00 The Siege of Acre
1:43:20 Massacre at Acre
1:50:00 The Battle of Arsuf
1:55:00 Jaffa and the first advance on Jerusalem
1:58:45 Conrad assassinated
2:00:00 Richard's Final March on Jerusalem
2:04:10 Battle of Jaffa
2:13:30 Magna Carta
2:15:21 Pope Innocent III
2:18:25 Tournament of Ecry and the calling of the Fourth Crusade
2:23:00 Contract with Venice
2:31:00 Doge Dandolo gets confrontational and then takes up the Cross
2:34:10 The Attack on Zara
2:43:03 Angeloi Dynasty
2:48:00 Prince Alexios' Offer
2:52:00 Fourth Crusade Arrives at Constantinople
3:02:50 Alexios III fails
3:14:30 Alexios IV in trouble
3:17:00 Reprisal for the Latin Massacre and the Great Fire of Constantinople
3:21:30 The Death of Alexios IV
3:25:00 The Fourth Crusade attacks and Alexios V defends the City
3:28:00 The Fourth Crusade attacks again
3:30:00 The Fall of the city
3:33:10 Successor states
3:35:00 The Latin Emperor
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Warriors of God - James Reston
Constantinople 717 -718 - Si Shepard
Byzantium - Judith Herrin
Fourth Crusade - Jonathan Phillips
Manzikert 1071 - David Nicolle
Fourth Crusade - David Nicolle
First Crusade - Thomas Asbridge
A Short History of Byzantium - John Julius Norwich
The Fall of Constantinople 1453 - Steven Runciman
The Siege and the Fall of Constantinople in 1453 - Hanak
1453 The Holy War for Constantinople - Roger Crowley
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Created a compilation video for you - this is parts 6 -13 all in one place! I figured the rest of this year will be dedicated to the Reconquista so I'd give you one more look the Roman Empire. Enjoy! Please share on social media!
Thanks for this FPH, n looking forward for more Reconquista videos from u!
@@KHK001 Its with a bit of sadness I have to put this series on the back burner now - but Reconquista is calling!
Vv
Like to request Vijayanagara or anything from India history.. They have a Beautiful ( Yet Brutal) History that never gets enough attention...
Thank you ..
The problem with the venetians wasn’t their presence. It was that they controlled trade through the empire, gaining 10 times from it that the emperor himself. The empire was more or less their protectorate. That’s why the Greeks hated them. They had no issue with all the other peoples running around.
They knew what they were doing for sure. They came out of the Fourth Crusade with all the spades
@@FlashPointHx ,,,,,😊
They hated pretty much all the Latins. Yes for political reasons, but also cultural.
Let us even ignore the religious factor, even though the schism would have no doubt spilled over into popular opinion.
Then you are left with an isolationist capital that a few decades prior to the arrival of the crusaders had committed a civilian lead genocide against not just Venetians, but the Pisans, and Genoans as well.
@@FlashPointHxThey we’re opportunistic to a scary degree. Muslims or not, pagans or not, they traded with every and anyone.
What a great end of the day! Was in the garden here in NorCal, got stuff done outside, splurged on a pizza dinner, now ready to settle in on the new installment.
Rock on! What part of North Cal are you in ? We could be neighbors
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@@S_M_360 Love Mendo ! My wife and I want to get back up there and do some more hiking when my little one is a bit older. The food at the Stanford inn was enough to bring us back.
@@FlashPointHx Just went to Trillium in the Village of Mendo Monday, wedding anniversary, give that a look next time.
Were you harassed by the unhoused? Did you see any drug addicts breaking into your car? It seems like CA is a very unsafe place.
At this rate, schools wont be needing history teachers with this high quality videos. Great work as always sir! 😉
I would be honored if schools would showcase my content
@@FlashPointHx The southern states would ban your video's. Not enough white Jesus..
Even the promotional part is relaxing just like the actual content and that is what you call talent!
haha - thank you !
Top-notch content and narration! Engaging ancient history lessons with a soothing touch. Kudos to the creator for this amazing documentary.
Hey thanks so much !
I dont understand how this channel with very good quality content doesnt have more subscribers, keep doing your work!
I appreciate that! Will definitely keep going
I thought the same thing. Perhaps try asking people to sub and write feedback in the comments if they choose not to. So you can tailor any improvements that might win them over?
I absolutely love this channel. Some people just don’t have the time or patience to watch all of the longer videos. You could try breaking them up into shorter videos, I know that this is a compilation, you could have links in the description, for the individual segments. So people can moderate their dosage.
Also please demonetise, ads put people off especially as you have sponsors.
Pls consider making ads yourself for your own channel, like the one at the start. You could also try pitching your ads to the companies that they’re for. For use on other channels, hmm potentially quite a lucrative prospect and a whole new world of content creating. 🤔
I firmly believe demonetising will draw in subscribers and donations. As long as you have patreon and other methods in place.
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I cannot wait for part 14-? I wanna see the reconquest and ultimately final stand before the ottomans! Loving the new series on Justinian too! So glad I found you the quality of these videos is amazing please don’t stop! Love the work!
Thank you so much! Happy you liked the series. I intend to get back to it - but want to finish my Reconquista series first
P.S. the fact that you quote the Ferengi laws of acquisition is the icing on an already delectable cake!!!
hahhaha - I'm into Sci Fi not gonna lie
Clearly. Lmao. Like I said throwing that in there makes an already stellar documentary even better. Keep up the incredible work.
Flash point is hands down the best historical documentary series not only on UA-cam but on the whole ass interweb!!! Incredible job you guys!!
Hey thanks so much - happy you liked my vid
This documentary is amazing. Hand claps to the creator.
Thank you!! Appreciate it!
Excellent content and narration, provided by a soothing yet authoritative voice. Learning ancient history, and its lasting impact today, has never been more enjoyable. Hours seemed to only last minutes, leaving a thirst for more.
Thank you kindly! Thanks also for your comment on my Attila series
I'm soo excited for the ending of this series. I've listened to this one countless times already.
I get on here everyday looking and waiting patiently for part 14 😊❤
This 'great schism' should be a TV series. Better than game of thrones.
thank you sir :) i am waiting for the part2 of the falling of Granada under Queen Isabella and King Fernando
Already in production =)
This should replace the history channel...great work as usual thank you!
Wow, thank you!
For me, this HAS replaced the History Channel.
It should replace history class in school. UA-cam is infinitely more valuable than trash school. All it is, is a slave programming system and the people in it don't even realize
@@FlashPointHx I found your Channel and subscribed because the "History Channel" became pretty much the Fantasy Channel years ago. It was also never this good.
@@riverlady982 x, .,,,,
After watching your detailed documentary, I finally understand the reference "Byzantine Justice."
What a watch. I'm glad you went into such depth explaining the fourth crusade. It was a tragedy, one of the worst the world has seen. Makes you ponder what could have been.
Thanks as always for the entertaining and informative videos that you provide.
Yeah I wonder if the Eastern Empire would have lasted longer - would there have been an age of discovery
@@FlashPointHx Right. Religion and the spread of it is another thing to think about. The fourth crusade took history by the reins into quite the direction.
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woot!
I got hooked by his reconquista videos, now i can't get enough
Nice!
great video of a large part of mans very recent history which was centered around Constantinople. 2000 years out of the last 2500 years european history was Roman history. Thank you.
I like all the CGI it helps visualize what and where happened
Wow, I always wondered about the Crusades. Very interesting documentary. Thanks so much.
Anytime ;)
Thank you so much for this amazing video. Appreciate all the hard work put into this.
Happy that you liked this!
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Hey thanks!
@@FlashPointHx Im the one who should be thanking! I love your channel
Well, there goes my week.
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Those letters from the Pope are some of the most profane and insulting documents ever written and the whole correspondence is just gold.
I agree - nothing like the wrath of the pope
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Saved it for today at work. Love ur content!
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Welcome!
Waiting the next impatiently, it was epic as always.
Great work, well done 👍
Thanks a lot!
U r welcome 🙂
The movie Kingdom of Heaven was a great example of this story it told this story very well . 😊
thanks for teaching us
I woke up and I was watching this. Wow
Love watching , You always have something Iv never heard before, Always find it Interesting another's view & ideas someone else has, Never will I stop Learning about are history & Religion's are Fascinating To me . What people believe & why they believe it has always Kept me Vary interested...
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Excellent work My friend..
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@@FlashPointHx Can Testify 1.5g of MPE ( Grown Myself) Makes History Vary Interesting... Tho You may have to Explain your crying when You read accounts of brutality from a diary..
@@mistaman4638 Curious what a recounting of Hamlet would be with Psilocybin.
@@FlashPointHx That will depend on your mindset , Thinking about madness possibly would lead you Down that path , ending on a wicked journey.. Sounding like you're not a child & educated , You're balanced enough for a great ride my friend...
Thank you for the excellent video. I subscribed after watching this episode.
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I wish ti start by saying I thought this was a wonderful video, and I enjoyed listening very much...but...I felt REALLY dumb, by the end of it. My brain frazzled some dates, but with such a long video, I assumed "the fall of Constantinople" was going to mean when it fell to Sultan Mehmed II, so when it ended with alternate Christians doing it, I 3as very much surprised. Of course, dates are rhe thing, and with my fall being in 1453 AD, and this one being in 1204 AD, I guess there's just 200+ more years that could allow things to deteriorate.😊
I very much enjoyed the nice introductions to each of the main characters. Overall, quite a fine video!
How much patience is needed? Congratulations for this grand production? 👏👏👏
Thank you very much! Love your artwork!
Thanks for the great video. I recommend everyone to subscribe to the newsletter after watching this episode.
😂thank you for giving us the actual story, I always thought that Saladin was merciful to allow the christians to leave, I never knew that it was part of an agreement😂😂
Lol this is WhatsApp history .Sallahudin had no agreement he defeated Christians and they were at his mercy
👀 3 hours and 36 min😳. Hokee🤔.. Calculating.. Processing... Yup.. .
I am going to need the big bowl of popcorn for this🍿🍿🍿😎
Alea iacta est nomnomnom😋
there is nothing like crossing the Rubicon with a bowl of popcorn - hope you enjoy this!
3:06:00
I do not understand that part. Wasn't Alexios IV the prince who escaped Constantinapole and brought the Crusaders with him to take the city? If so, why was he in a dungeon at that point?
I'm afraid I might've missed something since I was working and not paying full attention to the podcast.
This conclusion is well found, but I believe we cannot leave it like that, I want to see the romans back in their city and see the heroic last stand of Constantine XI
I posted a poll and the audience wanted reconquista before we get to the ottomans and the return of the Byzantine
@@FlashPointHx mhh I missed it, but you know, Ill take everything you can give us !!
Wow, binge. Put this in cue and finish 1-5 now.
Holy cow - thats over 7 hours of listening to me go on and on.
@@FlashPointHx That's not the half of it. I am ADD, so an interesting insight may side track my train of thought. I have to remember the trigger, rewind and hope the same trigger...
Brilliant work. Thank you
Many thanks!
I have been/Am an ardent student of History my whole life. I am an ex-Special Forces soldier. In order to mold myself into the most effective weapon possible. History is part of my soul. Absorbing history has been Mother's Milk to me. At 61 , if needed I can still be effective. Allow me to say a truth as I see it. Your emersion and thus understanding of history is second to none. Your content will stand the test of time. To future students , a true Treasure Trove. I commend your legacy. Herodotus would approve . It is not easy to "Feel" the truth, and thus get close to it. You my good man "Fight the good Fight". Nothing is perfect, but feel good that your body of work , can stand the test of time. We shall see. I send my sincere best wishes. Good Luck , God Bless.
My friend - thank you so much for the amazing comment. I'm so happy that you liked my video. I too like to travel and have been a student of history my entire life. All the best to you!
Me too
I believe if my reading of history is correct Ashkelon and Jaffa weren't really destroyed they're walls were making them defenseless and also useless as a base of operation for anyone opposing the Sultan which was really not horrible policy from a military standpoint keeping revolts limited in size and scope .And on that note King Richard and his army spend months rebuilding those very defenses. They weren't building houses for the people or even castles for themselves they were building walls they could fight from behind and possibly securing places to store supplies and weapons .
Absolutely incredible production and content. Simply amazing!!!
Much appreciated!
Alexios the 4th created his own problems as far as I can tell. As well as problems for everyone who were supposed to be his people. I can't blame the people for being angry 😤. However I think I need to go back because I think I missed how he got deposed in the 1st place. Considering how many of the regular people suffered because he basically went to what has been their long time enemy and made a deal that he really couldn't uphold it doesn't matter how it happened, he's at fault. I can't help but wonder though what would have happened if his Uncle had just offered all of the crossbowmen and anybody with a ballista some gold if they were the one to actually hit him with a bolt when they paraded him by on the ship in full view of the city walls. I also have a question like what happened to the Greek fire they used to use with all these ships near their sea wall you'd think spraying them with it would be effective? Why didn't the sea wall have any projectile weapons that they could use to take the ships out while they were in the golden horn? If the citizens are willing to fight the army once it's in the city why aren't they willing to help drop tar, hot oil, coals, even rocks on the heads of the people trying to get in through the sea side wall? I'm a mother with 2 daughters and everybody back then knew what happened when an invading army came into a city and I wouldn't be leaving it to chance if they would be OK or me I would be up on that wall with anything I could use. If you're worried about retribution on the women of the city for helping if they're seeing doing so, some men's hats and cloaks can go a long way. Honestly that's one of my biggest frustrations when listening to these history documentaries, is how the women and children just seem to hide and I'm sure many of them are actually bringing refreshments and food to soldiers on walls, but they could do so much more. Pope's twisting the Bible to not just allow but often encourage so much war, wanton destruction, and general ruin on average people trying to survive in places they have no tangible connection to is a despicable stain that can never be washed out. The Papal City is I feel one of the perfect examples of why I believe the founding fathers of America believed keeping church and state separated was so important. I believe Muhammad and his book and belief in "holy wars" and the death and destruction that has come from it is another. Whenever mankind soothes its conscience by believing that the horrible acts that they commit against other humans is somehow condoned by an entity that will forgive or even reward them things seem to get so much worse. It doesn't even have to be religion be fair, there just has to be a Dogma of some kind like socialism or Marxism involved and everything goes t*ts up.
"Present your shield, swords, arrows, and spears to them, imagining that you are a hunting party after wild boars, so that the impious may learn that they are dealing not with dumb animals but with their lords and masters, THE DESCENDANTS OF THE HELLENES (GREEKS) AND THE ROMANS."
Constantine Palaologos XI speaks in front of his officers and allies before the final siege of Constantinople by the Ottoman Sultan Mehmed Bey
George Sprantzes - The Fall of the Byzantine Empire 1453 - primary source from the war..
"Καὶ οὕτως λογίσθητε ὡς ἐπὶ ἀγρίων χοίρων καὶ πληθὺν κυνήγιον, ἵνα γνώσωσιν οἱ ἀσεβεῖς ὅτι οὐ μετὰ ἀλόγων ζῴων ὡς αὐτοί, παράταξιν ἔχουσιν, ἀλλὰ μετὰ κυρίων καὶ αὐθεντῶν αὐτῶν καὶ ἀπογόνων ΕΛΛΗΝΩΝ καὶ Ῥωμαίων."
Ὁμιλία τοῦ Αὐτοκράτορα Κωνσταντίνου ΙΑ’ Παλαιολόγου πρὶν τὴν ἅλωση τῆς Κωνσταντινουπόλεως Ἀπὸ τὸ Χρονικὸν τοῦ Μεγάλου Λογοθέτη Γεωργίου Σφραντζῆ ἢ Φραντζῆ Ἐκδοθὲν ἐν Κερκύρᾳ ἔτει 1477
wow
Well done!! Thanks
Appreciate it!
Excellent documentary, but what about the period between 1204 and 1453? When can we expect those chapters?
All in good time Ken, the Audience requested I go back to one of my prior series and finish the Reconquista
@@FlashPointHx I subscribed to your channel today, thanks for the quick response.
@@pimpompoom93726 Nice - yeah check out my Reconquista series in the mean time
@@FlashPointHx Will do. You really have some good stuff here. Do you do New World history analysis? I particularly enjoy pre-Colombian history.
@@pimpompoom93726 oh yeah - thats the natural progression of my war of the World Series - once the Reconquista is done we move on to the New World
All parts
Please
I kinda chuckled when you said "when in doubt, blame the byzantines". Was it a humor attempt or my humor taste is just weird? Haha.
Still, great quality content, I never thought I'd enjoy delving deep into the details of what motivated each characters, what did they think at the time, and the consequences of their actions.
my snarkiness comes out from time to time =)
Personally I love that little tweak of humour. It brings more life and realism to the history. It’s easy to forget that the people were actually real people, who also had their own unique humours and characteristics.
So Baldwin had the apple of Eden For a Time
yes - but for a really short while
Glorious
Thanks!
So happy for upload!
You're so welcome!
Nothing is as unpredictable as life...
Greetings new background CK3 narrator. Thanks for the content!
Welcome!
no no no the advance of the german crusade was stopped by an epidemic of antioch, not the death of the emperor! the prince was a great commander the troops were loyal to him! Frederick of Swabia
Love the century of 1500 and the ottoman empire sultan really from Memmet to the end of ottoman empire
Likely start with Osman's dream and get up to Mehmet
@@FlashPointHx O.k. that's plausible you always deliver the best thanks so much from South Africa
@@FlashPointHx No, its heyday was the reign of Kanuni Sultan Süleyman,
😀this is a brilliant vid with excellent👏🏾 content and fascinating production.
☝🏾This type of teaching material should be encouraged.😀 PARENTS WAKE UP!!!
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Thanks!
1:35:45 pretty much thw fate of all historical armies marching on mecca
This so so much better than the Kings and Generals channel, which tells the same events (in much less detail). I'm wondering this has so few views.
Appreciate that ! Views come - just takes time =)
Very detailed, Byzantine civilization is not well covered in school.
Iced rose water?
Where they get ice from?
They would have to bring ice down from the mountains
@@FlashPointHx ah okay, thank you for the reply. That's very interesting on the logistics of that
Happy slumber my friends
Where can I find the rest?
Not made yet - plan to get back to this in the future
I've enjoyed the history but I'm confused I thought the fall occurred in 245? That memed defeated constabu then became Istanbul
My man i have never Heard someone be able to tell the story so well all around!! If history teachers would tell a story like you do every kid would luv history. Side note you could probably tell me a story about a pencil and at the end charge me $200 I would be happy to buy it😂keep it up we luv the content
hahaha - really happy that you liked my video. You're comment cracked me up. A good friend of mine dared me to start history podcasting when we were in an airport waiting for a layover - he said something similar to what you said.
Twisted history
Love this so much. Big fan from Australia 🙏🙏
Hello! I've always wanted to visit your country. Take care!
@@FlashPointHx thanks so much. Please do come visit, you will love it.
Best videos !!!!
Appreciate your comments
A crusader told the citizens of Zara that the other crusaders wouldn’t attack them because they were Christians. They are the ones who decided to fight. Poor citizens. I think Venice was 100% responsible for the disaster of the fourth crusades. Kind of gross if you ask me.
Sure, but the Crusades were in response to the surge of militant Islam that arose after the death of Mohammad. From 620 onward, Churches and Temples across Syria, Turkey, and Northern Africa and Spain were destroyed. That was kind of gross too.
a coupla comments: 1) the "mud flood" theme is real and powerful. it is briefly mentioned in "Matrix one" and i have always claimed that movie was a gift to us and not a mere artistic story. the mud flood theme asks if our history is distorted. Phillip K. Dick , whose short stories eventually were turned into 5 movie/programs asked " How do we know our memories are real?" Well, that theme is even stronger with "his-story". another theme which questions history is the "Mandela effect." 2) my second comment is praise for the work of this series and it's creators. I avoid youtube in controversial topics because it censors like Facebook, Twitter , Wikipedia etc.. Like the mass-media, it will give you a false view of reality in controversial subjects. having said that, some of the great content creators here on youtube are "price-less" in their efforts and the knowledge they provide. love to all.
Insightful comment - Im curious what you mean by the 'Mud Floor'
Noah’s Flood was a cataclysmic Mud Flood. Think about it, how would the Dinosaurs and creatures become fossilised?
Pls watch Dr Kent Hovind seminars and the Standing for Truth channel.
The rock layers of the geological column, were formed laterally, simultaneously, not vertically over unknown eons. Proven by Flume water and deposition experiments. The rate of erosion by weathering would destroy the rock layers before they would’ve formed, according to the mainstream Secular Science.
Natural Selection, deselected from existence, all the transitional species, between the Chromosome Family Kinds.
I rest my case and I hope you enjoy the videos on Standing for Truth.
God bless you, bc nothing else will. What is your Salvation?
P.s. Dr Walter Veith also has a fantastic series called Creation and Evolution.
Thank you, amazing documentary!
Thank you ! Really happy that you liked it
Istanbul.
Don't get me wrong, I have nothing against the history of the crusades, but if you're making the video about the fall of the Constantinople - do one about how it fell (and it's fine with me, that is a longer story, that starts earlier and talks about the "milestones" in the journey to the end, because empires do not fall in one day) , then do a different series about Crusades. Half of the video is about the the 3rd crusade, that had nothing to do with the fall of the Byzantine Empire. Apart from that after 3rd comes 4th - disastrous one. Growing resentment? Yes maybe, but since the west fell, there was always a resentment between east and west. Major part of this video doesn't touch Constantinople at all and in my opinion, it's a major flaw... Maybe I'm sounding harsh but I'm a great fan of your content and just... Keep going!
I, for one, am grateful that this turned into a Crusades documentary. I've never been interested in the Crusades, for some reason. I've always found ancient Rome and Greece to be far more interesting than the Medieval period. The way this transformed subtly into a story about the Crusades has really gotten me hooked on them now!
The whole thing was one big shame, for the Western World.
"Must kiss pinky ring"
Took back; not invaded.
Crusade? In the name of God? Hardly. Men must stop killing each other in the name of God, those who do are completely mislead. In fact those who kill life act against the Lord our God. One day I pray all war amongst men cease forever.
I meant 145?
You mean 1453? Yes that was the final fall - haven’t gotten there yet ;)
Good ninght
So when ottomans ?
Going to finish up the Reconquista first =)
@@FlashPointHx ok cool
I only like the Sultans of Swing..
It is called Istanbul 🤍🇹🇷🤣
I don’t know why the person who is talking is different from Attila and Justinian series. Those series where addicted. I listen the whole things for 7 and 3 hours(Attila doesn’t even have a video but was amazing ). I’m sorry but I think that you are little boring 😔 . You are focusing more on the crusaders, specially on Richard that have nothing to do with the Eastern Roman Empire. I hope that you are not British mo*on or something.Any way thanks for the hard work and please excuse my language.
SSDD ~ Stephen King
No mention anywhere, in this video, about the Armenian contributions to the Crusades. The Armenian Kingdom of Cilicia (in Adana) not even shown on any maps there! Please do a better job.
idk whos james reton is but the guy's accounts are messed up and totally inaccurate :s
folosesti pre multe qoutes , desi nu sunt quotes , doar le inventezi
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Guess you got burned out from these series
Nah - just needed to finish the Reconquista
To avoid calling the Romans Greeks , you call them Byzantines .
Richard he had heart of a rat 🐀
And we westerners, are baffled by The Middle Eastern muslims’ hatred of us.
Τhe "westerners" ie Greek Hellenistic Kingdoms and the Romans (the Res Publica and then the Principate and the Dominate and the Eastern Roman Empire) had been ruling the region since 330 BC ... the Muslim Arabs showed up as contestants about 1000 years later ... the only culture with sufficient historical legitimacy in the region is the Persian (Achaimenid, Parthian, Arsacid, Sassanid empires)
Good doc.bt no Muslim in the medieval times ever used the word infidel.thats a Latin word n the Latin used it to call the Muslims they were fighting.we Muslims use Kafir which means Unbeliever or ingrate.so infidel is word used by the Crusaders not Muslims.