The Most Powerful Armies in History!
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- Опубліковано 8 лют 2025
- Are you ready to discover the most powerful armies in history? In this video, we explore the 35 strongest armies of all time, offering a deep comparison of military forces throughout history. From ancient armies like the Roman legions and Alexander's Macedonian Phalanx, to the power of the Roman Imperial Army and the legendary Ottoman Elite Corps, we dive into the military genius of these iconic forces.
We’ll also take a closer look at the devastating Mongol Hordes and the strategic brilliance of Napoleon’s Grande Armée. From the discipline of the Chinese Qin Military to the unparalleled naval power of the Royal Navy of Britain, you’ll get to see how these mighty forces shaped the world. Don’t miss out on the incredible strength of the Cold War U.S. Military, a force that dominated the 20th century.
As you watch, you’ll understand how these most powerful military forces not only impacted wars but also left their mark on history itself. Whether you're fascinated by ancient warriors or the modern military giants of the 20th century, this military comparison has something for everyone.
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Lol why are you people so angry he can't include everyone here so chill anyway good video🎉
"Exactly! History is too vast to fit everyone in a single video. But hey, I love the passion! 😆 Glad you enjoyed the video-appreciate the support! 🎉🔥"
Nice but you forgot sassanid aswaran force
Good point! The Sassanid Aswaran were indeed a formidable cavalry force, known for their heavy cataphracts and elite warriors. Maybe I’ll include them in a future video. Thanks for the suggestion!
@chroniclesofempires Respect from eranshahr
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Go hear about rajputs here about bappa rawal,hear about maharana pratap you will find out which is the most powerful army of the world
"You’ve got a strong passion for Rajputs, and I respect that! 💪 But history is full of powerful armies-Romans, Mongols, Ottomans, and many more. Each had their time of dominance. Rajputs were fearless warriors, no doubt, but do you really think they could have defeated the Mongol horde or Napoleon’s Grand Army? Let the debate begin! 😉🔥"
@chroniclesofempires why not please search for battle of rajasthan 738 ce
@@Assasin-sr5qm The Battle of Rajasthan (738 CE) was indeed a turning point, but it’s important to recognize that the Umayyad forces, while powerful, were not invincible. They had already experienced significant challenges during their campaigns in Central Asia, North Africa, and the Indian subcontinent. Despite their advanced military strategies and resources, they faced a tough fight against the Rajputs.
The Umayyads’ inability to secure lasting control over India demonstrates that even the strongest forces have limits. The Rajput warriors, under leaders like Bappa Rawal and Nagabhata I, showcased their skill and resilience, effectively halting the Arab expansion. The battle wasn’t just a military victory, but a clear sign that no army, no matter how feared, is immune to defeat when facing determined and well-prepared opponents. History shows that even the mightiest can falter when they meet forces with equal or superior determination and tactics. 🔥
@@Assasin-sr5qm Rajput warriors were mainly recognized for regional victories and didn't expand widely, which made them less prominent in Western-centered historical narratives. They focused on defensive warfare rather than large-scale conquests. Additionally, their history is often recorded in legends and folklore, which limited their presence in international lists.
@chroniclesofempires brother you were talking about napoleon isn't it search for Rana kumbha how many battle did he won how many times he defeated his enemies he was the man man of extra ordinary valour a true king in battle of khanwa the 99th battle of Rana Kumbha mighty rajputs challenged the canons with their swords...
There is no such army who can challenge canons with the edge of swords
You cannot ignore the power of Rashidun Caliphate. Rashidun Caliphate soldiers was used to pray Friday prayer after every 2 Fridays in the new conquered city.
Absolutely! The Rashidun Caliphate expanded at an incredible speed, defeating both the Byzantine and Sassanian Empires in just a few decades. Their discipline, strategy, and belief-driven resilience made them one of history’s most formidable forces.
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💬 Comment below: Which army do you think is the most powerful? We’d love to hear your thoughts!
bro really ignored most feared army in 16 and 17 century which were Hussars, litteraly in some mercenaries hired by other countries had in contracts that they wont have to clash with Polish Winged Hussars and you just ignored them
"You’ve got a point! The Winged Hussars were absolute beasts on the battlefield-unstoppable charges, elite training, and insane combat records. 🔥 But hey, history is packed with powerful armies, and fitting them all in one video is tough.
What is difference between napoleonic grande armee and napoleonic russian campaign forces
Grande Armée: Napoleon’s main army, formed in 1805. Mostly French, highly disciplined, and won major victories.
1812 Russian Campaign Army: The largest but weakest version of the Grande Armée (600,000+ troops). Mostly non-French allies, many inexperienced. Devastated by winter, starvation, and Russian tactics-only a fraction survived.
1 rashidun caliphate 2 ottoman empire
The Rashidun Caliphate was certainly powerful, but calling it the strongest army in history is debatable. Unlike the Mongols, Romans, Ottomans, or Napoleonic armies, they lacked long-term military organization and logistical superiority. Military strength isn’t just about conquests; it also depends on sustainability, strategy, and technological advancements. What specific factors make you rank them as number one?
@chroniclesofempires rashidun caliphate rank 1 destroyed bersian empire and weak roman empire win rate 98%
@@xamsexikmaawi7570 The Rashidun Caliphate was powerful, but calling them 1 is subjective. The Mongols, Romans, and Alexander also had near-total dominance. Plus, the Byzantine Empire lasted another 1,000 years-hardly 'weak'!
Where is rhodesian resistance soldiers
The Rhodesian Bush War had some incredibly skilled resistance fighters, no doubt. But this video focuses on historically dominant armies across centuries.
The British literally conquered most of the world and they get 8th????
The ranking considers various factors such as military strength, technological advancements, battlefield effectiveness, and historical influence. While the British Empire was undeniably powerful and had a vast global reach, other armies throughout history had superior numbers, groundbreaking strategies, or unmatched dominance in their eras. The list aims to balance these factors rather than focus solely on territorial expansion.