History of Spain - Documentary
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- Опубліковано 10 лис 2020
- In this video, we explore the amazing history of Spain.
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This guy is so underrated
Thank you!
I rate him very much!
@@Fireoflearning will you be covering Russia or any asian countries? Or is it a secret?
@@Fireoflearning I always recommend watching your videos in the comment section of videos from more famous channels and on Facebook. I don't have enough money to become a Patreon supporter, but at least I'm willing to get more people to watch your videos.
@@kennykelly9735 I would absolutely like to. It's a secret which documentary will be next prior to the announcement, but I publicly say that I will do every nation that I can
I can’t believe this content is free
Me neither
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@@WaluigiPlushBros u good bro?
As a Cuban of Spanish descent, I've watched this twice already. Amazing work, friend.
Same here (i'm cuban of mallorcan extraction)
I'm very likely also of Spanish or Portuguese ancestry quite far back, as I'm partially Italian but have a name that starts with "de" and not "di," and "de" is not Italian. Regardless, I'm very advanced in Spanish and love the Reconquista history, so I love this stuff regardless!
@@Awakeningspirit20 "De" means "of" in Spanish. So for instance my stepmother's last name is Delcastillo which means "of the castle". Very Spanish.
Saludos desde españa !!
@@jjgf8412 saludos desde la Florida 👍
As a Brit, Spain and Portugal have always been the most interesting countries on mainland Europe to me. Their history and culture is so unique and they've always seemed to be doing their own thing, separate from the rest of Europe.
And especially from each other. Dont want nothing to do with Spaniards at all.
@@antoniovarela4444 Hola
Brits and Spanish did have more points in common when we start looking deeper in history... Sadly, when you decided to cut ties with Rome the relations really went south maybe too much and even out of proportion at times... Hope we can get along better and reconcile some historical issues. As for England/Britain place in european culture we tend to think that, just as her iconic climate conditions, it is kind of a mysterious land of seclusion and mist... also doing her own thing. The fact that you travel the world out of that "secrecy" is also an oddity of history (I guess that is your norman/viking component playing out)
@@antoniovarela4444 Portugal should have never got independent from the Hispanic Universal Monarchy, the single Iberian Kingdom would have ruled the world for another three centuries at least. You would have not lost your empire in Asia, and you certainly recovered Brazil in the 17th century from the Netherlands thanks to the Spanish King Philip the Fourth, at least be thankful. But obviously, keep on thinking the way you do, it only represents an inferiority complex.
Well said
I love that you add that sound effect when a text segment appears on screen. Sometimes I have this on while I do dishes, or other chores, and it alerts me so I know to *look* instead of just listening! I wish more channels would do that! Thank you!
I noticed that too, and thought (basically) the same thing. (Although I wasn't washing the dishes, but did have my attention on filling a bowl.) ;-}
I also listen while doing the dishes lol.
Me too ☺️
Where can I hear this sound?
Yeah, that's a nice touch to the videos. I also like to have videos on while doing dishes and such. haha
The history of Spain is so fascinating.
That i agree with.
Si, la inquisicion era fascinante..🤭🤔
@@zaphirejj "Fascinating" doesn't mean approval.
@@zaphirejj
My first response to you was a lot less cordial than this one. The UA-cam algorithm wouldn't allow it to stay posted so as not to upset the delicate sensibilities of those such yourself, I guess. So, let me just say this. I'm Portuguese and proud of my people's history and also, by extension, the history of our Spaniard brothers. We didn't do anything that others didn't and/or wouldn't have done given the opportunity. But I very much doubt you go around telling Muslims/Arabs, for example, they should be ashamed of their people having engaged in things like conquest. That being said, go fuck yourself. Pound your guilt tripping and shaming horseshit up your ass, okay? Take care and God bless.
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@@kysike666 indeed, but it seems that you know nothing but topics about Spanish Inquisition.
As a person who has spanish blood (mestizo) with parents from Mexico 🇲🇽 and el salvador 🇸🇻 I thank you cause i wanna learn more about my ancestors homeland I even have a aunt who lives in Madrid spain 🇪🇸.
I have Spanish, French, Italian, Greek, Irish, English, Jewish, Cherokee Native American, & African American in me...
@@jamellfoster6029 In the future more people will be like you.
@@cuthbertjolly4859 that's a good thing I believe...
I am also Mestizo but I am also half Middle Eastern (Levant). I also find this video to be incredibly fascinating to watch. It is also kind of funny to me to know that both sides of my family have Middle Eastern origins, although I am not sure about how much off Middle Eastern blood is on my Mestizo side.
@@jamellfoster6029 no it isn't
History is like the greatest game of Crusader Kings ever played.
tfw ive played through this shit in ck2
That.... doesn't really make any sense lol
Reddit moment
@@MysteriousLoppan no it 100% does that game covers this time period
¡Viva Espana! Love from France
Forget about Games of Thrones. The period of Iberian history that goes from the Germanic invasions to the Napoleonic Wars is as intricate and interesting as you can find.
Try Russian history. It's basically one huge bloodbath that adds the whole "winter is coming" into real life. But indeed,Spain is pretty interesting.
@@brrrrrtenjoyer StarMediaEN UA-cam channel has a wonderful series on the Romanovs. And yes I agree with you.
The fact that it is largely forgotten seems to inspire the invention of mythical historical fictions
Germany
I cannot adequately put into words how helpful this series has been for me. I love history, but rarely is it so well organized and explained. Most people just focus on the monarchs or wars, but this adds vital context. Thank you for being amazing!
Thank you, my pleasure!
If u never'd been a queen,,, don't waste ur time in....
My thoughts exactly!
as a spaniard, i love this kind of videos, trying to look at my country from differents points of view and not worring about the politicals undertones that some people try to insert on our history for things still happening today.
siéntete orgulloso de nuestra historia hermano
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Like the losers saying that the moors were black
@@Actually_Woke_6277😭
Can you please recommend any other good ones if you know of?
mexico, portugal, Brazil, Abassids, Umayads, china´s dynasties, indonesia, burma... whatever you choose to cover will be cool, just keep doing this
Latin America always stuck out to me as how it is in between the new world and the old world. A big blend of European and Native American cultures sprinkled with African, Asian, and Middle Eastern influences as well
@@Spongebrain97 definetly. here in Brazil for example i was born in the Amazon and now live in Minas Gerais state. it is literaly as if i came from the Philipines to Lisboa
@@andrewbatist6355 Sempre tem um BR mesmo kkkkkkkkk
@@Vini-zv3lr BR em toda a internet
@@Spongebrain97 funny you say latin america when all the examples you have given are far more distinctive in the USA. There is no bigger melting pot in the world than the USA.
from Egypt, long live Spain 🇪🇦🇪🇸✌🤞
LOL
@@D_Marrenalv You need to grow up.
Lol
Thank you, and long live Egypt in return 😌
LOL
The History of Spain is like playing a Game of Age of Empire... Is amazing! Those guys have been all over.... Great video Thanks for sharing.
So lucky to have an unbiased and detailed overview of the complex history of the Reconquista. I am Spaniard and this period has been rushed in history lessons in high school, also has been mystified and simplified by ultracatholic groups. I already knew the history but this video does it better than any documentary i've watched.
I love Spain from Peru long live the mother country 🇪🇦❤️🇵🇪
As an Spaniard whose roots are in Galicia, Basque Country and Castile, I'm totally impressed by your very detailed work. Thanks and Congratulations.
We can be distant cousin because my 4th great grandfather is from Galicia Spain my last name is Nunez.
Why keeping saying Basque and not Vasco? Basque Country is in France. It's so confusing if you don't use the right name !
La torre de puga? Is the last name connun there?
@@neal6473 puga nunez here ^•^
Rome would be proud of her children, Spain changed the world forever.
Proud to be of spanish descent (and of mexican origin), awesome documentary my friend!
One of the most amazing histories. Really underated
Probably the most...top 3 for sure..in my opinion the first...the first and longest and durable global empire in history...the most important territory in rome empire...(the only who gave 3 emperors)one of those Trajano probably the best in rome history...and the best soldiers and Legions probably in the whole empire and at the time their worst nighmare the first country rome tried to conquest and the last to be conquered.........the country of hannibal.asdrubal or almilcar but mainly Anibal ...and the base of the forces in cartago attack vs Rome and the theatre of the most important battles in these era between anibal barca and escipion the african...the first country to defeat napoleon ...in a battle...and probably his worst nightmare...even in not spanish best days the XIX century...the only european country that was rivalizing with damasco caliphate(Cordoba caliphate..)the country that probably was the most advanced in those centuries From XIX to XI..the more important country in cristanization process all around the world by far...key role in the USA independence...the greatest headache for english empire even in our worst days....the more humilliant defeats of English empire were caused by Spain..The most important country to stop muslims Turks in europe first in 1492 moors in spain end then in mediterranean sea vs Turkey...and other places...Spain was a key role with tercios (the most dominant infantery in history)in vienna defence...etc etc etc etc....we have been key almost always in the planet history.....another great countries only 1 or 2 or 3 times in history...but here in spain we have the greater haters and we worst enemies....THE SPANISH.......theirselves
@@XTCyMAN no one hates the Spanish more than themselves and that is a shame. I am from Latin America and live in Spain. I love the country and its history, I even want to join its army. It's a shame people hate their own country for no good reason. Well the reason is that they don't know their history good enough
@@erikkr.r.m7380 i couldn't say it better it is like you are writing the pure reality.. You have knowledge and you know your roots and ypur beautiful heritage and history.. I'm pride somebody like you can be a soldier of Spanish army one day you are a true Spaniard and i thank you for ever, god bless you
@@XTCyMAN You left out Hadrian and going forward in time the Blue Division.
@@sir.fuentes7642 yes mr there is so so so much and so many epic moments...Krasni bor one of the more epic battles in ALL WW2...Adriano ..yes..
I'm so hyped for the next video! the history of the Spanish Empire is Fascinating!
Hola a los 2 xd.
Damn, Spanish history is dense!
And this is only the ancient and medieval age, brace yourself for the modern and contemporary... As we say in Spain, 'es un cachondeo'.
Yep... too much struggle for too long. A very stirred up land, in constant tension.
@@Miolnir3 - In constant tension but when it comes to the language, they did a language study and they found that Castilian is the happiest language on the planet followed by Brazilian Portuguese.
@@ab9840 The stuff schoolkids' nighmares are made of.
and he speed-runned all the part of roman Hispania, which was like 7 centuries...
I rarely comment one videos, but I want to say how much I appreciate these videos. They are organized, in-depth, but comprehensive. You maintain attention to detail, you keep things moving, and you do not try to sell me the content--you trust I am interested enough in the content to be needless of elaborate and foolish attempts to make things more entertaining. This is educational, honest, and fulfilling. How's that for a comment--beat that suckers
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37:06 *S A N T I A G O*
*S A N T I A G O*
Oh, ok.
@@Fireoflearning you legend
S A N T I A G O
S A N T I A G O.
Am of Spanish blood am so proud of my ancestors 🔥💪🇵🇷 🇪🇦
Otro boricua que si respeta la hispanidad ♥️ saludos desde toa alta . Tristemente la leyenda negra y lo americanizados que estamos nos hace olvidar que alguna vez fuimos españoles canarios
@@AutomationWithiLogic Yeah just like everyone else at that time . Especially the indigenous and African tribes . Raping in slaving and selling there own people that they conquered off to the Europeans
Uh you're black lmao
Simplified and generalised history without missing the heart or any due respect? This guy is up there in my fav history content creators!
Proud of being of Spanish descent
Astonished to see you distinguished crown of Aragon from the kingdom. Bravo! It's so hard for many people
Yes, some people are even calling it Catalano-Aragonese Crown these days. Can you believe it?
@@REM-gd5zg As a historiographic concept it is nearly as good as Crown of Aragon. I prefer the last term, as the first title of the sovereign of those lands was "king of Aragon". The concept you cited is not so used anymore, as it was a reaction to the pseudohistoric belief that the Kingdom of Aragon possessed other states or principalities like Valencia, Catalonia, Mallorca, etc.
@@francescc5272 I was under the impresión that then term I pointed out, was merely a nationalistic political construct. My mistake then... how naive of me...........
@@REM-gd5zg There was also a nationalistic intention behind it, that's a reason why I prefer "crown of Aragon". But as I said, it is still correct, as the entity had no proper name and it describes well the two main entities it contained.
@@francescc5272 I though it cointained more than 2 entities, why not include Valencia, if we intend for accuracy? Why Catalonia preceding Aragon, when it was the minor in the resulting entity. As a E.U. expat living in Tarragona, please, don't white-wash these intentions, they are not innocent, nor are they mature... quite the opposite.
Viva España!! 🇪🇸
Muy bien
España por favor.
Por su codícia, avidez, y hasta su estupidez, España lo perdió todo. Su "Edad Dorada" duró poco tiempo, y España ahora es un país con tan menos influencia, aún menos que su rival de siempre: Gran Bretaña.
VIVA EL CID
ViVA ZAPATA
Força Espanha saudações de Portugal ❤🇪🇸
Grande Portugal. Saludos.
Chicano/Mexican here and I have much respect for Spain. It’s amazing to know where our ancestors come from and how their cultures are still prevalent in today’s society. My mom’s fam are from Guadalajara Jalisco on my grandma’s side and Huitzila Zacatecas from my grandpas, heavy Spanish influence without a doubt. That also explains my fluorescent skin color if you saw me haha, soy uno de esos güeros 😂 My pop and his fam are all from Leon Guanajuato mainly of indigenous descent but very much has spanish background coursing through their veins. The ancient Guamare, an offshoot group of the Chichimeca,had an amazing Civilization similar to the Mexica (Aztecs). At the end todos nosotros somos hispanos o latinos. Viva Latinoamérica y España cabrones! 🇪🇸 🇲🇽.
Es lógico, el 48% de los habitantes de Hispano América (si no quiero incluir a Brasil) tiene una mezcla de orígenes americanos y españoles. Ningún otro lugar de la tierra es tan mestiza.
Hi I am from Spain, some time ago I asked in a comment if you could do a video about the history of Spain, and even thought I know you haven’t done it for that for some reason I feel heard. BTW I love to see it it’s incredible really cool Thank you a lot
¡Hola de los Estados Unidos!
History channel, give this man a contract. So much better than anything you see on tv. Good job man.
Loved the details about the visigoths which is a part of history commonly overlooked in Iberian history and yet so important.
Good job
I am brazilian of portuguese, italian and spanish origin. Thank you, i love to learn about my ancestors!
The History of Spain and Portugal is so uniquely interesting and the two countries have one of the most beautiful languages in the World if not the best. Thanks for the documentary and much love to my brothers and sisters from Portugal and Spain from Kenya ❤
So happy you made this video! I feel the history of Spain is largely grazed over by most major historical accounts of Europe, despite its immense significance.
Well it's because Spain went out of the Radar in the 18th, 19th and early 20th century. It's a fact that while European other big nations (Britain, France and Germany mainly) were undergoing a strong political, military, cultural, scientific, economical and industrial surge Spain kept a very low profile.
@@jandron94 As they did for basically the entire middle ages, given they spent almost 800 years on the Reconquista
@@jandron94 Well, Spain did not become its own country till they desolved the monarchy…for the longest time it was under the Holy Roman Empire…so it was mentioned here and there as Spain but mainly in the 20th century. Movies made about Spain’s, mostly, princesses marrying off into other royal houses was to create a bond with the HRE for France/ England and others.
@@jandron94 Spain in the XVIII century was the largest empire in the world, it is impossible for it to be off the radar.
The reason that Spain is not considered historically is thanks to the Black Legend, a political and psychological weapon that was used by Spain's northern European rivals in order to demonize the Spanish Empire, its people and culture, minimize Spanish discoveries and achievements, and counteract its influence and power in world affairs. Historian Charles Gibson described it as "the accumulated tradition of propaganda and Hispanophobia according to which the Spanish Empire is considered cruel, intolerant, degenerate, exploitative and sanctimonious above reality".
@@marinazagrai1623 Spain was never part of the Holy Roman Empire, in any case it would be the other way around.
The Spanish Empire was not a colonial empire such as the English, French or Dutch, but on the contrary, it was the last empire of the ancient type, closer to what Rome or Greece were. 300-400 years of domain based on miscegenation, alphabetization and conversion of different peoples; construction of universities, cathedrals and cities worldwide; a huge cultural and artistic explotion; deliberation of new phylisophic, teologic and juridic debates in human history (like f.e., if all humans were equal); discoverments that changed the conception of the world; opening of new shipping routes; creation of an undefeated infantry for 2 centuries; expansion of the Hispanic culture throughout the Atlantic and Pacific ocean (called "the spanish lake" at that time) as Rome did throughout the Mediterranean... All of this, in a world as big as the one we know today, but using a technology from 5 centuries ago.
From there onward, european empires had a colonial model based on mercantilism, slavery, and large-scale production, creating factories or plantations in overseas possessions, instead of a civilizing reproduction of their society. The former were a global market, the latter a global kingdom. European empires shouldnt be generalized by the fact of having overseas territories, because not all of them were the same.
Bruh shut up, we don't want no whitewashing hispanistas in this channel. It's legit one of the few history channels with no tunnel vision of history and which tries to get both sides on.
While you couch it in cozy language and are whitewashing the hell out of this, you have a point; Spanish colonialism different from Portuguese, English or French colonialism in some ways. That being said Japan tried to do the exact same thing to the various peoples of the far east during its imperial age, and we had to invent the most destructive weapon ever manufactured to stop them. Regardless of how gently or zealously you r*pe a nation, or regardless of the tools employed to supplant their culture, your still r*ping it.
Spain is the most Amazing country on the planet! They started the Age of Discovery and were the first to give the natives in their Viceroyalties equal rights as any continental Spanish citizen - amazing 🇪🇸👍
They also murdered people by the millions, so there’s that.
Ignore is bliss my friend. I wish colonisation was that cheerful lol
Anybody can go to the border between Mexico and USA and see where natives are more present, integrated, in charge, etc
@@alan_pv lol what would have been your ideal alternate universe?
@@lucasvarela9632 maybe no genocide, no mass rapes and no mass murders....?
The most under-rated channel on YT, thank you Justin!
Could you try to do one episode about the history of Portugal or Brazil?
And Açores as the transatlantic stop
Por favor não que ele não é muito assertivo. A menos que a ideia seja mesmo provocar isso. Ele chama a isto "História e Espanha", mas isto é tudo menos História de Espanha. Isto é a História da Peninsula Ibérica até aparecer Espanha quanto muito.
This a good history of Brazil, it has english subtitles ua-cam.com/video/TkOlAKE7xqY/v-deo.html
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You want history of Brazil? Well here it is. Brazil became big because there was no GPS to see where you were, in either Portuguese jungle or Spanish jungle. For Portugal history, why reinvent the wheel again, just watch Spain History and voilá. 😎
This video should have been called: “Iberia Battle Royale”
Yet the show is not over... 😂😂
mostly battles... there is a whole lotta lot to tell about the history of Spain in one single hour...
or how to tell early Iberian history without acting like Al Andalus was the bastion of progress in Europe & all the other post colonial propaganda people get fed in mainxtream history courses.
Iberia looks like a Chess Board. Specially the Battle of Toro - when Portugal tried to invade Castile: Isabella (The Queen), sacrificed her to save the Tower of Leon and the King... Very similar like a chess board.
*Love my Country of Spain!* ❤🇪🇸
*Arriba España!!* 🇪🇸
Islam will return and retake Spain and destroy all non believers
@@lilSenDog Islam didn't destroy "non believers" when it was there.
@@lilSenDog
The MENTALITY of a INDOCTRINATED guy EXPOSED 🤣.....and good luck
Super grateful for this channel! I always look forward in anticipation to these history of nations and people’s videos.
Fire of Learning: "It would not be long before The Empire struck back."
Me: Lmao!!! Nice!
"Yo soy tu padre ".
I love your slow and calm style! Please keep making videos!
Wonderful video, I remember requesting Spain on a different video or post you had made. Looking forward to Part II!
Probably your best video yet! Knew practically nothing about Spain honestly so this is really cool!
Wonderful as always! One of the best, if not the best history channel on yt! All the best to you guys!
I truly appreciate your videos... very informative and keep watching till the end. Thank you!
gotta say i liked this video and subscribed after just 5 mins of watching and knew i was DEFINITELY watching the whole "History of Nations & Peoples" playlist NEXT!! (Super excited and happy there's a whole playlist and more lol) love the way this guy narrates and how the content is properly researched and laid out, usually videos like these would have biased truth and history toward the current rulers and what not but this channel really collects its info from various sources and explains thoroughly. thank ya'll and cheers!
I love this series so much! Please do one for Norway! ♥️🇳🇴 As always, I adore your content.
Great video! I made a history of Spain as well for Spain's national day exactly one moth ago. Your channel is one of the channel that inspired me to make history videos! Keep up the great work!
This is one of my favorite UA-cam channels. I love learning about history
I love what you do in this channel. These videos are pure gold
Love my spain 🇪🇸 heritages history. Keep videos up.
Wow. Didn't realize how old Harambe was. Or was that one of his ancestors in the painting?
heh i caught that too
LMBO... I know a person who looks like Harambe...
Lololol
I was just gonna point that out
My friend do you have any relation with the ancestry of Ptolemy of Egypt i feel it so according to my guestimates i am from India and feel the close relationship with him as per my Indian surname that is jakhar and comes from Jack or jaca stands for wind
Just discovered your channel a week or so ago and can honestly say its the best world history channel ive visited,your style of presentation makes it easy for a layman like myself to expand my knowledge many thanks and keep your eclectic videos coming.
Long live Spain, thank you for all your sacrifices, you have rescued Christianity for Europa and pushed back oppressors, thank you for RECONQUISTA, may god bless Spain forever for she have brought TRUE FAITH to the NEW WORLD, to the AMERICAS , her achievements are legendary and the source of envy to her enemies. May she prosper forever, we have always admired Spain.Greetings from SLOVAKIA
have you ever tried hummus? its delicious
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This video is quite good, glad to have found this channel and subscribed!
Greetings from Spain!
I've been waiting for this for this video for so long.
Thank you for uploading this. I can't believe this is free to us so thank you!!🙏👍
Not enough documentaries about Spain im very thankful for this one
dense, informative information on Spain's history in one hour! nice
I think you may be the best history channel on UA-cam. Not only do you know what details to give, but you also know how to qualify all of it.
Please keep up the great work :)
Hats off to you and yr team gor putting so much work into such a excellent series
Thank you
Damn...this man should have his own TV show with these documentaries. Brilliant, just brilliant...speechless.
Iove these thank you for marking these
Making
I love Spanish history.
Very comprehensive and easy to follow.
Also a great story.
This was Brilliant. I had no idea how much of a colourful past the Iberian peninsula has. A brilliant documentary. Thank you for taking the time to make it and share it. I explains a lot now.
History of Portugal 🇵🇹 next please!
It’s the same history at least here
@Igor Mateus
If that's the case, then "History of Iberia" would've been a more proper video title. Not "History of Spain" with just the Spanish flag displayed in the thumbnail.
@Igor Mateus Literally almost none of Portuguese history is included here, this is meant to be a video focused on Spain, of course some pre-medieval history is shared...but that's it
@Igor Mateus that's what I typed in UA-cam to find this video
Portugal and us Spanish people is like cousins we are all family.
10 minutes in and you've just gained a new subscriber, this is phenomenal
These are excellent and a joy to watch and listen. Better than most things produced commercially.
These should be done in a live podcast that you can retain on UA-cam. Love this content
Some humble suggestions. I'd love to see the history of Portugal, Serbia, Romania, The Vatican, Mexico, India, Thailand, Frisia, Sweden, Finland, Norway, Austria, Hungary, Poland... Keep up the great work!
Countries in southern Asia like India and Thailand are very cool, and I would want to learn more about their history.
Best general history Channel on UA-cam. History Buffs gets nitpicky too often with movies. Extra Credits gets carried away with their, let's call them "modern" sensibilities. Don't even get me started on Crash Course. This hits that Goldilocks level of primer history that is objective, accurate and broken down Barney style for us laymen. Good job!
This channel is really awesome thank you to share this work with us !
Your documentaries are much more engaging with the music and movement around the pictures. Great choice!
I love these videos. Can you please do one on Poland?
Yes please
Tak proszę
@@saskiaviking9447 Oh yeah please
Interesting history of Spain, thanks for video!
Man oh man… the work that goes into these. No fluff either-all business with just a few clever one liners. Thanks a lot!
Excellent job. Keep up the great work.
Please do a history of my ancestors' old home, Sweden!
Hi, could you please enable the subtitles? It would help a lot since I use this video to study history at uni often
Really good summary of a complex history. Bravo!
Thank you for the way you have presented the history of Spain in such easy way to understand
To add a couple of notes :
- Before the Iberians, between the 12th century and the 5th century BC, on the south coast of the Iberian Peninsula, at the mouth of the Guadalquivir river existed a Civilization called Tartessos, who where influenced by the Phoenicians and later by the Greek who were stablished in the Eastern Coast of the peninsula.
- When the romans first arrived to Spain, apart from the Vacones in the northern part, there were 3 more tribes in the basque territories, in today's Cantabria there where the Cantabri, in today's Asturias there where the Astures who formed the kingdom of Asturias after some centuries, and in today's Galicia. After de Cantabrian wars (29-19 BC), all the tribes of the North, except the vascones, disappeared.
- In today's Portugal, there where the Lusitanians, where influenced by the celts like the tribes of the north, and fought against the carthaginians (208-201 BC) and the romans (193 - 139 BC)
- When the arabics invaded Spain, the northern part of Spain, except Galicia remained uninvaded
Galicia was never invaded by the arabs.
@@jacoboarca8516and the Arabs didn’t invade that’s a lie you tell yourself to justify the brutal crimes of your ancestors
Let's go, keep 'em coming.
Wow, el mejor documental sobre Espanha que he visto hasta ahora. Gracias desde Bolivia!!
Quite indepth and well researched. Well done.
Your videos are Incredible! I've found them to be the best method to understand the subjects myself...I couldn't imagine the work it takes to put one of these hour long videos together. I can't wait until you make one on the Spanish Empire... or even in Portugal's rise in the Indian Ocean. I've always been curious about what enabled the maritime success for the Age of discovery!
Been waiting for this one! ¡Viva España!
OLÉ!
Increible. Un magnifico trabajo . Lo utilizo para mejorar mi inglés y mi conocimiento sobre la historia de mi país mientras entreno.
Incredible. Really a magnificent job. I'm using it to improve my level of English and at the same time learning more about the history of my own country while i'm working out.
Muchas Gracias. Thanks very much
I'm really looking forward to the second part of this
I think. I'm ganna add 10 views to this myself........also please do Denmark next
7:29 After Gaiseric moved his people to northern Africa, he pledged them as sacrifice to the God Hand, and became an immortal knight with skull-themed armor existing outside of the temporal plane
Blood for the Blood God! Skulls for the Skull Throne! Let the Blood-handed
God, Kaela Mensha Khaine, bring doom upon these pathetic Mon-keigh world!
This sounds like a reference to something and now I need to know what do I can look it up. Sounds awesome.
@@lorcostridge2811 Berserk
Wow, your research is outstanding Justin 👏 👍