Rise of the Teutonic Knights
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- Опубліковано 1 жов 2024
- Documentary on the establishment of the Teutonic Knights, a military order of the Crusades that operated in the Baltic. Get my book about the Crusades:
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The Rise of the Teutonic Knights
In the historical documentary monty python and the holy grail the shrubbery is often given as a token of respect and was highly valued by the warrior knights
These videos are so awesome, not many unbiased history channels left.
Would you ever do a video on the capture of Beirut in 1197 by the Germans?
Did they really have horns on their helmets? It looks so badass! I seen other drawings with the Tuetonic's having horns.
@YoungNinja- 117 Yes, I was wondering this as well. It looks awesome, but it seems unlikely.
I don't think they wore horned helmets in battle, but horned Teutonic helmets did exist. Look up the Pranckh family Funeralhelm.
@k1w1 Agreed. Very bad idea for combat
They had them but only once or twice wore them in battle
Decorated Great Helms were used for jousting. Since members of Teutonic Order didn't joust it means that they most likely never worn anything like it. Maybe for ceremonial porpuses, but just maybe.
These knights were so bad,
They not only drank one tonic, but teu.
Honor and glory to the Teutonic Knights
They're traitors to Christianity and the most brutal and barbaric of the orders.
A little late for honor and glory.
@@WWSzar said Polish who gave them lands and then got envious and wanted already developped by Germans lands for themselves.
@@OrkosUA Me being Polish doesn't change the validity of my statement. You're free to contest it. The Teutons started the conflicts against catholic Poland and lost.
@@WWSzar
Poland & Lithuania with almost double in numbers.
And i wanted to hear about the Teutons. Thank you friend.
Teuton is an old name for germans. So teutons are today germans.....
@@maxangel3629 No, they were from the middle-northern part of Denmark, just like the contemporary Cimbri and Ambrones; these 3 tribes are best known for their clashes with Rome; hence the expression "Teutonic fury".
The teutons came from north germany and dennmark at this time there was not much difference, people from dennmark were also germanic tribe
@@maxangel3629 Austria, Denmark, England, Faroe Islands, Flanders, Frisia, Germany, Iceland, Liechtenstein, Lowland Scotland, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Norway, Shetland and Sweden - are all ethnic Germanic people; that historical label even shows in DNA. The term ”Germanic” was given to these people by the Romans, long before there was a country named Germany in English; as you know, Germany in German is Deutschland.
In each of those modern named geographical places, there were typically many different tribes; hundreds and hundreds are described. And historians like for instance Pomponius Mela and Ptolemy clearly places the Teutons in what is today Denmark; according to the only contemporary map almost in the heart of Jutland.
This is backed up by lots of artefacts “imported” to Denmark, dated to the time when the Teutons, Cimbri and Ambrones clashed with the Romans in the late second century BC. Once an archaeologist said: “there are more artefacts of Celtic origin in Denmark than in Celtic countries combined” which of cause was a joke and not true, but there is a lot.
According to Tacitus, the reason for the temporary migration from Jutland was because of severe storm surges that had left half the peninsula uninhabitable. Denmark has historically suffered from lots of storm surges that often were devastating until the costs became secured.
Where are your sources that the Teutons came from what is today northern Germany; are you thinking about the Battle of the Teutoburg Forest? Let me put it this way: if you are right, lots of highly renowned contemporary historians were wrong. The Teutonic Order 1000 years later had nothing to do with the Teutons.
@@maxangel3629 So, I used to be a German man holding a sword and a shield
When are you going todo a video on Connor MacLeod? only joking! love the videos you do, especially the connections to the normans and ofcourse scandinavia, planning a trip to malta this year, cant wait! keep up the good work my friend!:) hope all the best for you.
Love the research that you do mate. A great source of this era's information... I love your channel... Just amazing.
“I will step out of the shadows and teach them true dahkness”
AH PROFUNDIS!!!
Wicked. I'll remember that
Whos quote?
@@whosmanisdis a knight character from the game For Honor this knight character came with the sword and kite shield
Do a rise of the Knights of St. John of Malta!
The order still exists today
Wow, that is amazing. They were really great men. 😮😮
i am thankful for real crusades history
Thenk you for All videos l learn a lot for you
God bless the Teutonic Knights✠
Very interessting video.I find curious that in the start the vid had much of showing images of the former roman city of Palmyra(Syria) and its Muslim castle on the top of the mountain this between some of Malbork Castle which was the Order HQ in Europe for long time.
*J Stephen Roberts! MVP of UA-cam! Keep it up bro!*
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Great work with this video good history and its my favorite. Much love from colorado
Real Crusades History st knights Lazarus pls
I was doing my family tree my 11x GREAT FATHER Was This knight not sure if he was a leader but this is the coolest history I can get to it , so thank you showing for this made my day.
Think you could make one, solid video on the Battle of Grunwald?
Excellent 🏴
Any chance of an audible release of your book?
Awesome!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!#! Respectfully...
Thank you for this video. Its difficult to find something about the early days of the order. As a direct descendant of Heinrich Walpot Bassenheim the first „Hochmeister“ (Grand Master) I randomly look a up Videos about the Order. Btw Heinrich was fully initiated by the Knight Templars in the rank of a grandmaster and received the Templars rule, white habit, belt, oath etc. Hermann von Salza was a Student oh Heinrich Walpot. Interestingly most documentaries are pretty silent about grandpa Heinrich. I assume it’s cause of the roots and history of the title Walpot, which was feared throughout medieval times in France and Germany. The title Walpot is the old highgerman „translation“ of Grand Forestier de France, a title which was first given to Heinrichs forefather Lyderic le Buc form the Merovingians in 621, given to him by his uncle King Dagobert alongside with his daughter the princess. The title implemented the right and duty to rule over the family and imperial treasure which were the forests and northern coast of the francian Empire, which had to be protected from the Frisians and Vikings. On top of that my family had the duty to decide in courts over death penalties and were same time the ones who executed delinquents by the sword. So the title Walpot meant to most people something like Lordfrom royal blood Judge and Executioner in one person. After Heinrich Walpot died all of his descendants in the following centuries became Teutonic Knights and traveled with the Order from Akkon to Hungary, Vienna and finally to Prussia and we are still there. Thank you for you effort and do more videos. Greetings from Germany.
Thank you!
Alll I want about Teutonic knights is herr thank you very much
A great one, looking forward for more stuff about them.
so remember kids, never let the teutons reach the imperial age.
yeah, they will castle drop and they cheaper farms + crennellation + additional pop space make it very hard to tear down their castles and they win the treb war
If you let teutons go to imp, you cant push
I like that you put the sources in detail.
Clicked in 30 seconds
I want to wish you and your family a Happy Thanksgiving and thanks for all your hard work bringing us true history!
How tf does an elk make it in here?
"Never trust a fighting man with no vices." - Adm. William "Bull" Halsey
Templars always had their wine
Very good work.
Great narrative voice.
Thankyou for your Time And Energy God Bless You 💎
Great research, as always!
Then who are the knights Hospitallers?
Wait you’re making it sound like the Teutonic Knights were the Knights Hospitlarr
Very nice documentary well done!
Combat Medical Technicians ?
Great video again, those helmets they wore are so cool ;-)
Mystrie, Morte, Sancte Prior!
SARMATIAN KNIGHTS
Can you do one about the knights who say ni
I will look into it.
@@RealCrusadesHistory that would be cool
@@RealCrusadesHistory on a more serious note how about the childrens crusade .thank you
You got it! ua-cam.com/video/oR6Jz7JwNX0/v-deo.html
Intriguing, can't wait for the next video!
The true prussian
Nice i love the northern crusades
Love the music.
I thought they were pagan.
Make more on this topic
Very cool
Very cool!
Thanks man
Did you record under the shower?!?
What's with the horned helmet?
They weren't used in combat. These horns were so called helm crests and used in ceremonial stuff and tournaments but not in real combat.
Germanic culture
@@JazzJaRa He asked what's up with the horns, instead of bragging about whatever tf you brag about, give a proper answer. The Teutons had horns on their helmet because of their germanic culture. That's it. Nobody cares if they didn't use them in battle
Thank you -
Probably would have attracted more Knights if they dropped the celibacy stipulation, right? Nice video!!
didn't Herman and his men later get rekt on a battle on a frozen lake against the Russians?
Different Herman, different time period. I have a video about that battle. ua-cam.com/video/IVAFgSNUukg/v-deo.html
Great video Stephen A+