Elite Medieval Units (Part 2)
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Black Army of Hungary
Metal name? Check.
Sick armor? Check.
Glorious battle results: check
No Ethnic and Sexual Diversity 👎
@@pharaongaming8617it was very ethnic diverese there were czechs, germans, transylvanian saxons etc besides the hungarians xd
@@pharaongaming8617So what if they didnt have sexual diversity
@@ALELisMeyes even first member's was Czechs lead by John Jiskra when Mathias settle them and give them 2 castles, most of the army was consistent of Czechs and Biggest majority in Pavise units Wich was some post Hussites.
Anything associated with "Black" automatically earns a mythical state in Mediaeval Era
Black people are legendary then
@@unavelathey aren't
@@unavela🤢
Now is just crime
I though black people were slave-
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Fun fact: 25% of the Black Army were equipped with muskets. In that age, that was a staggering amount, way more than other forces had.
In 1485, they besieged and took Vienna, defended by the Holy Roman Emperors best general. Something which the Ottomans failed in later.
Also, it's leader, Paul Kinizsi, was terrifying and a legendary general in Hungarian history. His greatest victory was at the Battle of Kenyérmező, defeating an Ottoman army outnumbering his 1:2.
He led from the front, "taking two swords in hand and, like a roaring lion, rushes ,through the bloody field to the enemy, unstoppably destroying everything he faces, conducting great murder and massacre in wide ranks"(excerpt from the Chronichle of Bonfini)
At the celebrations after the battle, he is said to have took a dead Ottoman by it's throat in his mouth and started wildly dancing with it
Average Central European weekend tbh
As a Hungarian, I'm proud to be a descendant of the warriors, who fought for our country.
Kinizsi was kinda a one hit wonder. Overall Corvinus had a greater career.
@@Emil.FontanotBecause he was the king, you dummy.
At least he was nice enough not to use a living Ottoman.
1:00 I know lots of people are fans of the Templars, and don't get me wrong the Templars are cool, but my favourite of the knightly orders were the Hospitallars. Not only did they protect pilgrims and the Holy Land, but they were healers and doctors as well. Founding one the largest and most well run hospitals in the world in Jerusalem.
Also they slapd the ottonoobs at malta 1565
well but being a Templar was like the Waffen SS amongst the Wehrmacht
@@Rome.s_Greatest_Enemy the SS was either under equipped or actually competent and was basically a private political army of a failed Austrian painter though
Also a secret society
The best minor in eu4
"They [The Cumans] fought in their habitual manner, learnt from their fathers. They would attack, shoot their arrows and begin to fight with spears. Before long they would turn their attack into flight and induce their enemy to pursue them. Then they would show their faces instead of their backs, like birds cutting through the air, and would fight face to face with their assailants and struggle even more bravely. This they would do several times, and when they gained the upper hand over the Romans [Byzantines], they would stop turning back again. Then they would draw their swords, release an appalling roar, and fall upon the Romans quicker than a thought. They would seize and massacre those who fought bravely and those who behaved cowardly alike".
[Vásáry, István (2005). Cumans and Tatars Oriental Military in the Pre-Ottoman Balkans 1185-1365. Cambridge University Press]
Their defections had extremely catastrophic consequences as the battles of Manzikert and Bolnisi suggest
For the Byzantines/Romans, hiring Roger de Flor and the Catalan Company was sort of like adopting a pet tiger. In the one hand they demolished Turkish armies and so restored something of imperial control over some cities and regions in Asia Minor. On the other hand, the Roger himself had no intention of being controlled by Andronikos II. Roger married into the imperial family, but his vision was to establish a mostly independent feudal state in Anatolia which would only nominally be under the Byzantine control. That didn't sit too well with the Byzantines/Romans who killed Roger and after that the Catalan Company ravaged Thrace and Thessaly…pet tigers are great until you try to call them to heel and you get mauled.
So let's say that somehow either Roger's Greek wife or somebody from Constantinople actually manages to tame Roger, the Templar turned pirate. That would have been a windfall for the Byzantine Empire. The Catalans began their work in 1303. I have a hard time seeing how the Osman/Ottoman Emirate really gets going like it did from 1302-1340. With a not-destroyed Thrace and Thessaly, and the seemingly invincible (and loyal) Catalans in Asia Minor, the Byzantine Empire would be in a strong place to face the challenges of the 14th century and there would be a good chance that the Byzantine Empire survives into modern times.
Yes, pet tigers are great if you can tame them.
>Generals falling for feigned retreats for like a millennia
@@nenenindonuDo we know how many Cumans were on the side of the Byzantines during the battle of Manzikert? If not then a rough estimate.
Ye thats what the scythians the huns, avars, hungarians and other steppe nomads did lmao
It was great to see the Ocelopilli (Jaguar Knights) and the Almogávares here. Hope the Quangariecha of the Tarascan Empire make it into a future cut
yo, can you recommend any sources about lesser-known Mesoamerican empires?
Some more mentionables: Grenade throwers (yes they really did exist), Greek Flamethrower ships, Swiss Guard, Landsknecht, Elephants, Camels, Artillerymen(Catapults, Ballistae, Trebuchets, etc.)
Grande throwers dont deserve to be on the list,greek flamethroers definitly deserve place here,swis gueard and landknechts are aklready in part one ,Elephants ...well many nations had elephants in armies ....sooo yea ... and artileryman ... well this is way to general ... xD xD xD
May i also mention wallachian Haiduci? They were basically the medieval vietcong.
Landsknechts are more Early Modern than medieval.
Glad to see the love spanish units deserve. BTW, if you make part three you could include the Khmer Mahouts.
The Almogavars are underrated, these guys were unbeatable
I mean you must be able to see why people prefer professionals in shining armour over a bunch of naked warriors
@@katerinaglynou1972 "a bunch of naked warriors" who conquered the duchy of Athens and Neopatria from the Byzantine empire for the treason they committed by assassinating their leader, Roger de Flor. lmaoo
Homeless men overthrows empire 😱
0:40 ah yes, the norman knight with the Spanish Castille emblem
Love this channel and immensely pleased to have found it! A simple but very wholesome concept! 😊
The bizantines: "What do you have there?"
The Almogavars having some land in greece even tho beeing an Aragonese infantery: "A smoothie".
Ayyyyy he put in my suggestion of Almogavars and Conquistadors
"The crusader's new video two hungarian units"
Me: Finnaly inner peace
Thanks for include the "almogàvers", as a catalan myself, I apreciate it a lot. Greetings from the South of the catalan Pyrenees!!
@@bobbyfis9488pertanyien a la Gran Companyia Catalana i el seu crit de guerra era en català (‘Desperta, ferro!’), és correcte dir que eren catalans; actuaven en nom de la Corona Aragonesa, si; però dir que eren aragonesos és restar importància a la identitat i història catalanes… em sembla que t’has empassat el discurs espanyolista.
@@bobbyfis9488 que cataluña estuviese en la corona de Aragón no significa que Catalunya no existiese! Como demonios has llegado a esa conclusion? No niego que hubiese almogàvers aragoneses, pero igualmente está documentado que muchos provenian del Ripollès, en los pirineos orientales. Sabes? Creo que se te ve el plumero. Un poco harto ya de que siempre haya que aparecer alguien negando la historia de Catalunya. Quizas Catalunya nunca fue reino, y qué? Eso no impide que tenga su identidad. Tenemos idioma y cultura propias. No necesitamos rey! Por cierto, los condados catalanes ya existian cuando Aragón todavía pertenecia a los moriscos
He is a true man of culture he used the home city of aoe 3 for the aztecs backround.
Respect for Cumans
Norman history be like: Henry Manger, Roussel Roumains and Roger Gaillard arrive in Italy. Much battle and death happens. Then finally the combined forces of the Papacy, Holy Roman Empire, Byzantine Empire, Lombard principalities, Moorish Sicilians, Venitians and an angry merchant named Guido combine their armies into a 50,000 strong host for the battle of Alfredo.
The alliance moves to surround the Normans using excellent manoeuvres, strategy and tactical planning. The Normans charge their force of 150 knights straight into the army without any prior planning. The Normans slaughter 25,000 men and scatter the rest.
Average Norman W
this is true
Proud descendant of Almogavars 💪💪💪 Desperta ferro!
Keep up the great videos man. Also I tried that medieval steak you made and it was bomb 👍
Not sure if this is the right niche but if anyone's interested in hard core Crusade and Medieval warfare I hotly recommend Schwerpunkt's video seriers on it. It's really never ending
Thanks for the req
Jomsvikings always the chads
BRO I DESIGNED THAT VIKING CHAD IN THE THUMBNAIL THIS IS SO COOL!
Big respect for the Black Army. 👍🏻
p.s I have a question, in the timeline between the year 1000 and 1600 what are the european historical events that have inspired you the most and that you wanted to explore more both from a historical and an artistic-cultural point of view?
One of the ones that has inspired me the most and that made me interested in deepening it through a book both from the historical point of view and from the artistic-cultural point of view was the Challenge of Barletta which took place in 1503.
Respect to immortals ❤
The Immortals have been in use from 570 BC to 1979 they where an elite military group founded in the Acheamanid Dynasty, used in the Arsacid Dynasty, Sassanid, Safavid-Pahlavi.
The Order of the Assassins was also a Persian military unite tho over 700 years after the Sassanid Empire fell
order of the assassins or the "hashashin" wasn't persian but mixed between arabs and persians, the founder of the order was an arab named hasan al sabbah, the word assassin itself is an arabic word coming from 'hashash" or consumer of hashish which is a drug used by those relentless killers, they were't under of the persians (persia was under the rule of turks in that time ) but indepedent , their hideout in high mountain castle called alamut castle ( which literally mean csatle of death in arabic but in persian somehow mean eagle's nest )
@@abdouoftouggourttheconquer7241 Hassan was mixed, and spoke Persian there where alot of Iranian empires when the Assassin order was founded, most of them being ruled by Iranians so was the one where the Assassin order was founded in Alamut castle
@@abdouoftouggourttheconquer7241 hasan I sabah was Iranian.
He was born in Qom, Iran and he spoke Persian.
Also the Alamut castle is in Qazvin, Iran.
So no, the order of assassins was an Iranian order which later spread all around the Middle East, for example to Masyaf, Syria.
Also they were Shia muslims.
@@Mr.Barbaro indeed he born in qom, but look at his father , he is an arab like his mother, they just moved there cuz they are shia, he speaks Iranian doesn't mean he is Iranian, he just speak the local language.
@@abdouoftouggourttheconquer7241 But there are arabs living in iran too.
Besides, by being born into a country, living there for the rest of your life, knowing their language and culture; you will be a citizen and nationality of that country, not the country of your parents which you didn't have anything to do with it.
So no, he is Iranian.
My brother in Christ really put the Black Army in there, cheers man!
I love how you put the horns on the Jomsvikings just to troll the people who are gonna try to make a point about how Vikings didn’t really have horned helmets as if everyone didn’t already know that by now 😆
they did
the best part of these memes is that the armors and clothing are so acurate
Next: Berserkers🐻 and Ulfhednars🐺
A shame they never participated in the invasions. There's no record of their presence in France nor the British Isles.
What about battle of Stamford bridge?
@@simonsbricks1862 A common misconception. The lone warrior was most likely not a berserker given the fact that Harald Hadrada was a christian king. And if you really think about it, a berserker would not have the self control to maintain a position for so long instead of charging into the enemy forces. In fact, most of Norway had already been forced into Christianity by Olaf the Saint.
It's not like they weren't a thing. They were attested in Harald Fairhair's conquests, as his elite troops, and are all over the sagas. Most vikings were exiled criminals, so it's unlikely there were berserkir among them, since they usually worked as champions, bodyguards, and elite shock troopers in real armies. But by the time the norsemen invaded with real armies, they had already become christians.
While they are not an Elite Unit, seeing these and a recent video, I gotten very interested in the Wends, “Marine Horsemen”. They were Slavs who put horses in ships and went off to raiding the shit out of places up in Norwegian places using their horses
Some recommendations if you make a third one:
* Fianna: Semi-mythical Irish warriors of the early middle ages
* Folkungar: Swedish freemen who fought against centralization and Geatish influence over the throne.
* Border Reivers: Medieval Scottish bandits and cattle rustlers
Love the Cuman masks
🙃
@@papazataklaattiranimam Hey there my Favorite Turan guy
The Mamluks were among the very few enemies to defeat the Mongols in combat, and they were never conquered. The Mamluk institution had appeared in Islamic civilization in the eighth century as the Caliphs sought to create a military force that was loyal only to the Caliph and not to regional, tribal, or another personal ties. Most Mamluks were of Turkic origin, primarily because the Turks were viewed as better, or at least more natural, warriors than Persians and Arabs. Turks of nomadic origins possessed riding and archery skills from an early age, so that after purchasing them as slaves one only had to refine those skills. The Mamluks therefore became perhaps the most highly trained warriors in the medieval world. They seized power in Egypt in 1250 during the ill-fated Crusade of Louis IX (Saint Louis) and created a Sultanate that dominated Egypt and then Syria until the sixteenth century.
The Mongol Art War, p.109
For the Byzantines/Romans, hiring Roger de Flor and the Catalan Company was sort of like adopting a pet tiger. In the one hand they demolished Turkish armies and so restored something of imperial control over some cities and regions in Asia Minor. On the other hand, the Roger himself had no intention of being controlled by Andronikos II. Roger married into the imperial family, but his vision was to establish a mostly independent feudal state in Anatolia which would only nominally be under the Byzantine control. That didn't sit too well with the Byzantines/Romans who killed Roger and after that the Catalan Company ravaged Thrace and Thessaly…pet tigers are great until you try to call them to heel and you get mauled.
So let's say that somehow either Roger's Greek wife or somebody from Constantinople actually manages to tame Roger, the Templar turned pirate. That would have been a windfall for the Byzantine Empire. The Catalans began their work in 1303. I have a hard time seeing how the Osman/Ottoman Emirate really gets going like it did from 1302-1340. With a not-destroyed Thrace and Thessaly, and the seemingly invincible (and loyal) Catalans in Asia Minor, the Byzantine Empire would be in a strong place to face the challenges of the 14th century and there would be a good chance that the Byzantine Empire survives into modern times.
Yes, pet tigers are great if you can tame them.
Untill the french beat them and occupied Egypt
Okay roachkid.
@@perrypougins379but not for long.
@@VergiliosSpatulas damn you're under every comment. That obssesed huh?
Jomsviking only on AC Valhalla,
Assassins formerly are called Hidden Ones
Correction: Conquistadores
No, we have various sources, for example, the saga of the Jomsvikings
Jomsvikings only in Ac Valhalla? You ever seen Vinland Saga?
The Jomsvikings are a real organisation lol
@@randdldar2580 Yeah, when they discovered America and contacted with Skraelings (Algonquins)
@@MW_Asura I just recruit them at Ravensthorpe
Amazing !
The goofy smiles on the conquistadors' faces gets me every time
If your were to do another one I suggest adding the gallowglas
Have you ever heard about the konni. They were cavalry units in the south balkan that specialised in skirmish combat in the hills and raiding.I dont know how they look like but it would be good to see them in one of your videos.
Update:Upon looking further into it i think that most slavic cultures had their version of konni which in polish means mounted on horses.I first heard about the konni in Crusader Kings 2.
I havent
, tell me all you know so i and everyone else can hear about them, this isnt sarcasm
The Order of Santisgo is still in existance today!
Part 3 pls i love learning about medieval warfare
the faces at the end of the video are gorgeous 😂😂😂
Mamluks and Cuman-Kipchak
Respecc for my boys the Almogavers
Numidian Cavalry
Macedonian Silver Shields
Praetorian Guard
Sassanian Horse Archers
Nubian Archers
Macedonian Companian Cavalry
Spartan Skiritai
Japanese Shinobi
Sacred Band of Carthage
Viking Berserkers
Germanic Cavalry
For part 3 ! 💥🔥
Also poshtigban (sassanids)
Praetorians are highly overrated.
The age of empires home city for the Aztecs brings back some memories
Love your vids dude! You alright after being homeless?
The cuman mercenaries are something else 💀
(Kingdom come deliverance reference)
0:49 the Ottoman music on the background of Mamluks, their fierce enemy? That's some trolling levels
1:24 KONKEESTADOWRS
You can not be called a conqueror if you did not conquer anything , only annexed consensually and build cities .Still badass , though .
Photos in the back fits better this time.
Order of St Jacob of Santiago my favorite x
If there is a part 3 of this video i suggest adding the Iranun peoples who were a strong pirate community back then those mf’s raided spanish territories in mindanao and constantly skirmished with spanish convoys they also had multiple colonies around mindanao sometimes making alliances with neighboring kingdoms too since their position was stated to be a stronghold and there are still many of them on the Philippines and Malaysia today
Next time you do another one of elite medieval units, dont forget the knights of Avis and the County Crossbowmen
0:10 order of Assassins?
As in Assassin's Creed order of Assassins?
(Only joking but it was a real thing)
Just write in Google : "حشاشين"
And read about them
They have a bizarre origin
"Cuman mercenary"
King Sigismund of hungary:give me that!!!
Portugal during 16 century had the "AVENTUREIROS" a elite division of heavily armored pikeman that fough by side of the portuguese arquebuisiers, its a bit hard to find anything about them sadly
No one speaks about the assassins because they are still in the shadows waiting for Kim Jong un
1:10 In the midst of that Cuman emcampment is a "strange" man who will occasionally blurt out: "I feel quoite hungry."
some guy will go "Hey I don't think you're really one of us" and he will just growl
@@GRAHAMICVS Odd fellow, but I'm sure he means well and will certainly not betray us. :)
@KRIMZONMEKANISM hey who are those yellow and red guys outside
Gone week at the knees, have you
0:47 the normans in general were just all around madlads, conquered england, ireland, Italy and came damn close to conquering byzantium. Bastards were absolutely insane
The Normans were the chads of the Middle Ages
Santiago
Cumans: exist
some guy named Henry: “and I took that personally”
CUMmans
Requesting Hussites, for slapping down Four Crusades in a row ,as well as Emperor Sigismund along with them.
JAN ŽIŽKA NAHOŘE!!!!!!
ah yes the chad conquistadors of the new world
Everyone takes the Normans for granted.. But holy they could steam roll everyone against ridiculous odds!
The Turks, according to al-Jahiz, were a match to the Kharijites and the other groups mentioned earlier and excelled over them in their own ways. The Turks were as good as the Kharijites and the Khurasanis when it came to a frontal charge with spear and lance. However, the Turks had the advantage of being excellent at mounted archery, a skill that the Kharijites, Arabs, and Khurasanis lacked. The Turks could fire in every direction while riding a horse at full gallop. Al-Jahiz states that when one thousand Turk horsemen fired a single volley at the enemy they caused one thousand casualties. Mounted archery gave the Turks an advantage over almost all of their foes, they were able to either fully destroy their enemies with minimal contact, or weakened them to the point that they could not resist the charge that followed the arrow volleys. Furthermore, the Turks were as deadly when they retreated as they were when they attacked because they could fire their arrows just as accurately behind them when they were withdrawing from battle."
Okay roachkid.
What’s this abomination copy pasta
@@Stegosaurus_a_freak_of_nature All the reliable sources
whats the source for this account?
@@subhan8090reliable because you said so 😅 usually you offer these
Could've sworn Cumans wore dog skin and raven feathers and had wolf fangs
(This is a reference btw, guess which?)
Oh yeah, Kingdom come deliverance. Respect you man
0:28 The Byzantines also have their own immortals
nah they were mortals
janissaries deserve to be on this list
What about the Hussites? One of the best military organizations of the late medieval, who defeated Crusades composed of elite units from most of then Western Europe five times in a row..
Yes you are completly right! It take a János Hunyadi to take them down and several years and thats an acomplishment, to be the equal of the great defender of Nándorfehérvár(Belgrád)
@@wolfiee_anbu_2426 Yeah, Hunyadi studied the Hussite tactics and later used the wagons and other stuff as well. Also, after the end of the conflict in Bohemia, a lot of experienced Hussite mercenaries found their place in the Corvinus Hungarian Black Army
@@saoprod. i mean the re is bohemian lion in the coet of the arms of that army ... xD xD so yea yo uare right
@@wolfiee_anbu_2426 well i wonder where u took the "he beat hussitesů part .. when he acompined Sigismund to prage then his army was fu***ed in battle of Vítkov and when Hunyady was in Upper Hungary then he had fights with hussites .. but it was more gurrila fights that proper battle ... than truce came and Hunyady went to Belgrade sooo yeah... i really dont think that Huynady "beat" Hussites but its okay ... xD xD xD
I think that, instead of Conquistadores, the term you were looking for is "Tercios".
Almogaraves are a great addition, but for context, conquistadors werent a military unit, it is just the spanish word for conquerors (and it should be spelled conquostadores) many of whom were actually just tercios or noblemen with enough money to fund their own exploring parties.
They were also mostly active in the early modern era, not the middle ages.
the immortals are my favourite ones
Pls include the Tang Thousand Riders/ Long Wu guards next pls
0:50 curiosity: in Italian mamelucco or mammalucco (translation of mamluk) is also used as an insult to define a silly and clumsy person
Conquistador smile making me uncomfortable
Jomsvikings: 🗿
Norman's: 🤓
Certified medieval based
W cumans - Sigismund of luxembourg, King of Hungary and Croatia during raid on Skalitz 1403
Mamluks are underappreciated. They didn't just survive the Mongols, they beat them.
the Arab mubarizun were an elite infantry unit that bested many foes in the early days of the Islamic conquest .
Although the conquistador troops did indeed have renowned Ballesteros mercenaries, the bulk of their army and elite troops were soldiers from indigenous city-states. The conquistadors, for the most part, were sailors and simple commoners with a desire for fortune, land and renown.
So these nubs weren't elite in such cause. If all they handled was Murican natives they aren't elite.
@@stevekook-xw3is basically, he should have said Tercio more than Conquistador, They were the ones that hold the elite training, mentality and generals
The highest ranking warriors in Aztec society were known as the Shorn Ones, or Cuauhchicqueh
1:16 they remind me a lot of The Black Ones from the witcher series
part 2 of medieval elites and still no cossacs
This calls for a raid
A similar view was held by the 11th century Arab historian Sa'ed Al-Andalusi. In his book "Category of the nations" he said the following about the Turks: "And their virtue which they skilled in is warfare and its means/tools, they are the best nation when it comes to chivalry, archery and swordsmanship"
In another part of the book he says that the Chinese used to refer to the king of the Turks as "The king of the lions".
man i have good recommend beside of bombing comments how the turks strong go looking for making website or making your own video about that having long comment can't helping you or others.
Maybe in the next one you could put Sarmatian or Numidian cavalry and also Gaelic Gallowglas
Numidians and sarmatians arent medieval
@@AB-fr2ei would be lame to limit it to the medieval when there are so many other great historical elite unites
0:55 you forgot another Aztec elite, the Eagles
Cuman helmets are sooo cool!
The Turks too , the great warriors of the steppes , were almost haughty in the assumption that they inherited the jihad fighting spirit of the tradition and carried it half - way into Europe .
Turko-Persia in Historical Perspective p.94
no one cares about turks
Okay roachkid.
@@VergiliosSpatulaswhat does this even mean?
@@thestrangerofmountains a racist slur against Turks.
@@barca8341 why?
Stretching "medieval" but good vid
0:44 "Norman cavalry" shows a knight with the symbol of Castile 😢
I'm from Normandy thank you
Assansins creed players: yea boyz
Finally people recognise Hungary
0:27
Yooo Farya Faraji music!
In short, it is hard to think of any other ethnolinguistic entity in history that conquered so vast a territory and founded so many empires and states, also contributing to world civilizations. The history of the Turkic peoples was an important factor in world history for more than a millennium until the emergence of Europe as the world's dominant power. What happened in the Turkic world often affected the history of China, Central Asia, the Middle East, South Asia, and Europe. One may also argue that world history began with the "Turko-Mongol" empire created by Chinggis Khan. In the contemporary world, Turkic-speaking nations form six states (Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan, Azerbaijan, and Turkey/Türkiye) and several "autonomous" units in Russia (the republics of Chuvash, Tatarstan, Bashkortostan, Altai, Khakassia, Tuva, and Sakha) and China (the Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region). Turkic peoples also reside as minority groups in several other countries, including Mongolia and Iran, among others. It would therefore be difficult to acquire a comprehensive understanding of world history as well as our present world without studying the history of the Turkic peoples.
> One may also argue that world history began with the "Turko-Mongol" empire created by Chinggis Khan.
ya bi siktirgit ya :D
Indo-Europeans were far more impactful in world history than Turks.
@@Letnistonwandif Turkic is exact same concept as Celtic or Baltic, whereas Altaic is like IE
@@Letnistonwandif and Romance speakers are not IE peoples but EEF, NAF and WHGs
@@papazataklaattiranimam Altaic languages don't exist, youre delusional. Also the Roman empire was an Indo-European empire. The first latins had a lot of WSH admixture, so cope roach.
A little disappointed that you didn't use Amon Amarth for the Jomsvikings
Almogavers, Jomsvikings, Norman Cavalry and Knights Hospitaller🗿
Almoghavars and Norman knights are kinda underrated imo. Almoghavars are said to have been able to kill Knights with their javelins and The Normans beat both The Pope and the Eastern Romans.