Two Steps From Hell - Final Days of Rome Extended
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- Опубліковано 13 лют 2018
- Music by: Two Steps From Hell
Track: Final Days of Rome
Album: Unleashed
Composer: Nick Phoenix
feat. Felicia Farerre
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It is easier to find men who will volunteer to die, than to find those who are willing to endure pain with patience. -Julius Caesar
The Illyrians 🇦🇱 contributed a lot to the Roman/Byzantine Empire 🦅 (Fearsome Warriors).
Here is the list of Roman Emperors 🤴 of Illyrian origin (🇦🇱):
- Justinian I
- Justin I
- Anastasius I
- Marcianus
- Valentinian II
- Gratian
- Valens
- Valentinian I
- Jovian
- Constantius II
- Constantine the Great
- Maximianus "Herculius
- Diocletian
- Probus
- Aurelian
- Quintillus
- Claudius II "Gothicus
- Hostilianus
- Decius
Source: The Grand Strategy of the Roman Empire: From the First Century A.D. to the Third by Edward N. Luttwak, page 178, "high-grade cavalry (equites Illyriciani)"
This region was late Romanized. It was famous for its excellent soldiers, frustrated but courageous. In Illyria (in the geographical sense) was indeed the most powerful of the Roman armies, in charge of watching over the Danube (nearly 12 legions, that is to say 130 000 men) .
@@Universal.. who asked
Cierto!
He’d be proud of Belisarius
"Young men hears an old man to whom the elder men hearkened in their youth!"
~Gaius julius octavianus Augustus Ceasar
Kingdom of Rome (753 B.C. - 509 B.C.)
Roman Republic (509 B.C. - 27 B.C)
Roman Empire (27 B.C. - 1453 A.D.)
*Yes, Roman Empire ended with the fall of Constantinople in 1453.
*Just 39 years before Columbus discovered America.
*Roman Civilization lasted for a span of 2,206 years.
Well the East anyway.
when girls cry: OMG THE TITANIC IS SO SAD JACK DIED FOR THE SAKE OF HIS LOVE
when boys cry:
@@antoninuslarpus7107
The East was as much Roman as the West was. If not more, as by the time the West had falled and been barbarized, the East was still prevailing. And even when the Romans there fell as well to the Turks, they retained their identity, they did not forget it like those of the West. Eventually, revolt after revolt, they managed to free themselves in the Great Revolution of 1821, also known as the Greek War of Independence!
@@paulmayson3129 Thats bullshit
The West wasn't more barbarized at all.At least not in the first 100 years after 476
-Odcaer and eventually the Ostorghps were Christian just like their eastern counterparts
- They spoke Latin and to some extent Greek
-They had andvaced Goverments and such
-Most of the people in those governments weren't enslaved or tortured like other Barbarians
-The Roman Senate even kept on doing its thing
Thats such a Romaniscted way of History.That it is quite foolish
I only use the terms of Romans for the Byzantines from 476-641.Not forever.Many Greeks and Byzantines called themselves Romanoi.But they werent
@@antoninuslarpus7107
Ι did not say that the Western Roman Empire was barbarized. I said that through the centuries they eventually forgot their Romanity (or Romaness), so much that they ceased identifying as Romans. Show me an uninterrupted continuation of Roman identity in the West. Because there is in the East, and that is Greece.
Also the situation of Ostrogothic Italy is irrelevant, especiall during Odoacer's rule, because it was not the conventional barbaric germanic occupation like in Gaul and Spania. Here Odoacer sent the Western Imperial Regalia to the Roman Emperor Zeno in New Rome as a manner of acceptance, so that the latter would recognise him as King of Italy in his sake. And later Italy was liberated by the Romans, under Justinian the Great.
And why would the Romans cease to be Romans after 641? How do you draw the line, based on what criterion? How did they stop being Romans after that? Just because they were Greeks? Since when Romaness and Hellenism canceled each other? Or because they were so different from Classical Rome? But so was the Roman Kingdom.
Imagine being able to travel from London to Jerusalem and still being in the same country, no matter if you were in Syria, Italy, Greece, Egypt, England, France, or Spain, you were in Rome still the whole time.
Civis romanus sum!
Rome is here, it exists in everyone....
Rome is now everywhere
All of us being a colony to the Italians? that sounds dreadful.
@@pierzing.glint1sh76 But think of all the spaghetti, or as the Romans called it, Le Spage.
Rome was savage
Rome never fell, don't you see the language we speak? the letters we use? the way we build our cities, our laws and our government? Rome stil lives, because as the old saying goes, Rome is Eternal.
not in a geopolitical form maybe, but yes, it's influence lives on
AVE ROMAE NOSTER AETERNE
Rome has nothing to do with Sakhartvelo, we have our own language older than japanese as well as latin, 4 type of writings, own infrastructure
@@mr.actapus4069 r u georgian? but they influenced by rome and greeks isnt it? and more any country over this planet is under western influence which is ancestor of rome
@@PLUTONIUM1228 Georgia is influenced and is getting destroyed by Russia
Rome doesn't have it's final days. Rome doesn't end, because it's an idea, a mindset, a way of life.
Agreeee with uu....Lol ...this amazing of music
rome imperial symbol is not an eagle, is a phoenix even if it's wrote in some textbook no one still know about it....so you know how phoenix work.
They get back :P
Yes and no. Rome as a political statehood is still ongoing uninterrupted by the true Romans, the Modern Greeks.
@@paulmayson3129 mm not totaly against it but im intrigued by that why do you think so?
@@Ermagron
Because it is the Modern Greeks that still preserve the Roman Identity, despite many nowadays forgetting about it. But Greece is a direct continuation of Ancient Greece and Ancient Rome, which had been fused in one Grecoroman Civilization. The Modern Greek State is also the uninterrupted continuation of the Roman State as founded by Romulus. Why? Because the Roman Kingdom, which became the Roman Republic and the Roman Empire (Principate), eventually becoming "Byzantium", which was the Medieval Roman Empire (Dominate), eventually fell and shrunk. But it did not fall completely, as there was a last free bastion, the Hegemony of Mani, which never fell to the Turks and merged with the Greek State in the Greek Revolution of 1821, which was in fact a Roman Revolution as well. The Greeks still revered their Roman Kings of old, still had a Roman Identity as they called themselves Romans (and Greeks, for them it was the same thing, which was the case), and believed their capital to be New Rome, Constantinople. They were the same Romans who had been subdued by the Turks, who were now revolting for a final time.
"Behold, I found Rome a city of bricks and left it a city of marble."
total war rome 2 civil urbs..
August Ceaser
... Said by Emperor Nero himself
Someone plays strategy games. Watch out for this one. XD
@@RoninSerradaEscrimadoreJames, He's actually paraphrasing Cesar Augustus. the quote is. "I found Rome built of Bricks, I leave her clothed in Marble."
Rome, It might have taken a while, But you did it. Your divine quest has been realized. You civilized the world.
We use your alphabet. We use your laws. We use your roads. A large fraction of the world uses your language.
You really did it.
It’s just a shame that you didn’t make it another 600 years to see it. I’m sure you would’ve been proud
AHHHH GODDAMMIT DON'T MAKE ME CRY
brings a tear to my face, almost same feeling as if you lose while being so close to your goal
Rome has Gifted us a light, and we must not let it go to waste. Romes dream must be realized in full, humanity must bring the light of civilization into the stars, into the heavens themselves. For right now, Earth sits alone, a small stone of life, of civilization, of the greatness of humanity, a small beacon in a dark and empty galaxy. Allow us to shine this light into the dark, and bring warmth the cold Universe.
And fasist Italy would of rebulit that.
@@thesteamdieselandelectricr3299 by allying with Germans right? Hahahah Not a CHANCE. The real Rome would never submit to those barbarians from across the rhine
Going by the title, I would dedicate this piece to all those brave souls who defended the Theodosian Walls of Constantinople in May 1453, in the final days of Rome...
RIP One of the best Empires. But all good things come to an end unfortunately.
Constantynopoly will be back and more powerfully ever
The Illyrians 🇦🇱 contributed a lot to the Roman/Byzantine Empire 🦅 (Fearsome Warriors).
Here is the list of Roman Emperors 🤴 of Illyrian origin (🇦🇱):
- Justinian I
- Justin I
- Anastasius I
- Marcianus
- Valentinian II
- Gratian
- Valens
- Valentinian I
- Jovian
- Constantius II
- Constantine the Great
- Maximianus "Herculius
- Diocletian
- Probus
- Aurelian
- Quintillus
- Claudius II "Gothicus
- Hostilianus
- Decius
Source: The Grand Strategy of the Roman Empire: From the First Century A.D. to the Third by Edward N. Luttwak, page 178, "high-grade cavalry (equites Illyriciani)"
This region was late Romanized. It was famous for its excellent soldiers, frustrated but courageous. In Illyria (in the geographical sense) was indeed the most powerful of the Roman armies, in charge of watching over the Danube (nearly 12 legions, that is to say 130 000 men) .
@@Universal.. Ok, shut up spammer.
This was long past Rome. Rome fell around Caesar. The Romans had long been disappearing by then. The rest is carrying a lost glory from some oligarchs to some others, until the present day. Genetic research has brought additionnal proof of it. But never talk about genes and blood...
Suffering is temporary
Girlfriends are temporary
Pain is temporary
Games are temporary
But the Glory of Rome is Forever!!!!
La gloria e il potere sono solo di: DIO
This does not feel like Rome is ending. This, instead, feels like the glory of Rome. A place of culture, of beauty, and music, like the Osgiliath of Tolkien. It feels...euphoric.
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To me if feels like one last gleaming of glory. A reflection of past glory, enjoyment of the present, but prescience that the end of the west is nigh. It's not entirely pessimistic because once Rome and the west fall, Constantinople alone will remain and assume the mantle of Rome.
It's because Rome doesn't have any end my friend ;)
@@IndianTigress98 60 million romans among us
The day Rome fell forever there was a CRY for FREEDOM that was heard in all corners of the Planet, HAIL ALARIC and GENSERIC!!
There was once a dream that was Rome
AVE!
Based.
We believed it once...
It shall be realized.
Maximus, quoting Marcus Aurelius in ''Gladiator''
There was once a dream that was Rome.
And that dream still lives in the hearts of millions.
The greatest empire of all time
The Egyptian was. It lasted almost 3,000 years which made it the longest lasting country of all time.
@@e.m.p.i.r.e-experte1014 That doesn't make it the greatest
@@voidhorizon7406 In my opinion, it does. I put lifetime over size.
@@e.m.p.i.r.e-experte1014 thats not quite true, byzantium did not last that long but it was one of the most succesful empires, size and how long it lasts does not really matter, what matters is people, economy arts and right of word
@@e.m.p.i.r.e-experte1014 in fact egypt was a kingdom until the 18 dynasty's reign then appears the pharaons and after the persia empire conquered egypt they lost their antic egyptian identity to becoming islamic but yes it's still the lasting country ever exist
Rome is civilization, Rome is order, Rome is power and out here we are Rome!
not anymore xd powers are USA and Russia,China
@@spermatanaronito1233 All of them, without Rome, would be dust, barbarism, and nothingness.
💪⚔
RYSE SON OF ROME
Commander Vitallion.
The Illyrians 🇦🇱 contributed a lot to the Roman/Byzantine Empire 🦅 (Fearsome Warriors).
Here is the list of Roman Emperors 🤴 of Illyrian origin (🇦🇱):
- Justinian I
- Justin I
- Anastasius I
- Marcianus
- Valentinian II
- Gratian
- Valens
- Valentinian I
- Jovian
- Constantius II
- Constantine the Great
- Maximianus "Herculius
- Diocletian
- Probus
- Aurelian
- Quintillus
- Claudius II "Gothicus
- Hostilianus
- Decius
Source: The Grand Strategy of the Roman Empire: From the First Century A.D. to the Third by Edward N. Luttwak, page 178, "high-grade cavalry (equites Illyriciani)"
This region was late Romanized. It was famous for its excellent soldiers, frustrated but courageous. In Illyria (in the geographical sense) was indeed the most powerful of the Roman armies, in charge of watching over the Danube (nearly 12 legions, that is to say 130 000 men) .
"Have I played the part well? Then applaud as I exit."
Last Private words of Augsutus
A dovah fan you are
@@LuizHenrique-zw5su also yes, but knew the expression before that ;)
"Standing Fucking Ovation"
Listen close, Listen well
For I have a story to tell
It begins not here,
but two steps from hell
Nice work making some music lyrics! :)
And though I will thrive and my bretherin will survive this and all future tragedies we will never be far from those two steps forever
better in sync for me:
Listen close, Listen well,
For I have a story to tell
It begins not here, *begins not there* ,
but two steps from heck
added a bit so you can sing this along with the actual song better. also, yes, i did say heck. you can replace it if you want.
@@carteradams43 why did you censor hell??
"Whoever of you (barbarians) has hopes of setting foot in Rome without a fight is mistaken in his judgement. For as long as Belisarius lives, it is impossible for him to relinquish the city!" - Belisarius, 537AD
Yes! Empire Orion now below!
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Well the Germans sacked Rome in 410.
@@moritzl4024 That was before he lived.
@@Andrew-X Obviously, why would he say it is impossible if it happened before he lived ?
@@moritzl4024 yeah, so i don't see the point of mentioning them sacking Rome before he lived in 410 (and in 476)
The centre of world's culture, arts, science, for hundreds of years, an empire who unified all the european and mediterranean peoples under the same lifestyle and habits. Rome forged the glory of the West. Nobody else succeeded
SO I guess you're going to ignore the Greeks, Persians, ANCIENT CHINA which by the way is the OLDEST Civilization to exist to this day and older than the Roman Empire.
hhds113 Greeks were conquered by the Romans and the Persians (so Parthians and some satrapy states) weren’t anywhere near Rome’s level of civilisation at the time. China was divided up and having a war with itself while later unifying again. The Chinese had a great culture, but Rome was ahead in a lot of things.
@@twandepan You need to learn your history. They were never conquered by either. China is still to this day the oldest living civilization to date. They are even older than the Romans.
hhds113 If you mean the hellenic way of civilisation then yes you would be right because of Alexander’s fallen apart empire greek culture was spread all the way to the far east. But the greek city states were all conquered by the Romans. And I am merely stating that although China is older than Rome (much older), it doesn’t change that the Romans were ahead of them at the time. Idk what you mean by “either”, because we are only talking about Romans here.
@@twandepan Persians never set foot into Greece. They tired but were defeated by many attempts. I was implying with "either" meaning both. And China's culture was far advanced in math and science which led to the discovery of gun powder.
- Western Roman Empire
27 a. C. - 476 d. C.
- Eastern Roman Empire
395 d. C. - 1453 d. C.
- Roman culture
753 a. C. - 1453 d. C.
(ROMA AETERNA 🦅🏛️)
Roman influence is a major influence in modern western statecraft and society. While not as strong, Roman culture survives.
Roman culture:
27 A.C - Present
Long live Rome!
Nope, the Roman Empire ended in 1460. Eastern Rome still held the province of Morea until 1460, after the Fall of Constantinople.
@@dodolulupepe Morea was governed by Thomas and Demetrius Palaeologus, both brothers of Constantine XI, but neither of them ever claimed the imperial title. So officially Eastern Rome ended in 1453. Same thing happened to Western Rome, when Julius Nepos and Siagrius were holding respectively Dalmatia and Northern Gaul, but as neither of them claimed the imperial title after 476, they can't be considered emperors. Maybe Julius Nepos, having already been emperor, yes, but... I'm not sure about that uh
@@henricoz_9745 Morea was a province of Eastern Rome though. When Constantinople was conquered, Eastern Rome didn't just stop existing in Morea. The "Despotate of the Morea" is just the name of that province of Eastern Rome. The Ottomans conquering Constantinople didn't cause Eastern Rome to stop existing in its other land that was not invaded yet.
After Rome, Italy inspired the world with the Renaissance. My homeland is what I love most and I would die for it.
inspired europe*
The best thing is that some byzantines traveled to Italy and gave them texts about the roman and old greek knowledge. In some way Byzantine Empire had his last bullet.
@@PikaPluff the world*
Most capital buildings and government buildings in the world uses greco-roman style.
Tell me the country you're from and I'll tell you how many roman inspired buildings there are.
@@Luis-mq5ey I’m taking about the Renaissance movement which only occurred around Europe. Not modern day western influence
@@PikaPluff The renaissance occurred in europe but spread around the world with europe's empires.
what's your point?
Everything will pass. We will be forgotten, the empires will rise and fall, but the glory of Rome is eternal!
αιώνια Ρώμη ✊
Rome did much more than just conquer....other countries....it also conquered my heart and soul! As long as people will remember...it will never be gone...ROME is forever!
@Tim Evans The only thing that is forever is LOVE. Pure, unconditional love. But if you remember Rome with love....Your thoughts and the love can make it forever. Me personally, the respect and love I have for Rome, it's history and legacy is unconditional and forever.
at the end it got ass beated by arabs
@@user-cu6sj7gy9p Id recommend getting educated on the on the topic before saying idiotic statements like you just said there, it makes you look foolish
@@user-cu6sj7gy9p You realise that's completely false, right?
Yes, in Herz on all people
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God bless Constantine Palaiologos the Eleventh.
He's buried with honor in Orthodoxy, as he fought with valor against the Ottoman Turks as his city of Constantinople fell.
AVE!
What if he would became allied with them?
@@panos617 How exactly? Because of their geographical and political position they could not be allies.
@@panos617 ew thats harram
@@nodspruductionss3812 Allah Akbar
As long as we cherish the memory of it, Rome will echo in eternity.. AND IT DOES!
ROMA AETERNA!
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Alright boys, let's go for the one final war! To restore the Empire! TO SAVE THE ROME! WHO'S WITH ME?!
EMPEROR JUSTINIAN?!!!!
We shal dominus ready the armies and call the banners Rome shall be ours today in a year I Belisarius the Great shall lead your armies and will bring glory to you and death and dishonour to those uncivilized barbarians that call themselfs Lombards
I shall be a foederati
Yes! Empire Orion now below -
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I will answer the call.
Romans still live here!!
Ave Caesar!
Yes! Spain, Romania, Italy, Portugal, Greece and France! The succesors of the great Roman Empire!
@@SKIRRIX Millions of Romans settled in France and Spain, thats why Italians, Frenchmen and Spaniards look very similar. Spanish and French are Italic languages descended directly from Latin, proving that their ancestors were the Latin-speaking Romans who populated the 2 regions for the 700 years they were Roman Provinces. We are a big Roman family let us unite once again under a new Roman Republic and gang up on Germany 😈 SPQR 🇮🇹🇫🇷🇪🇸🇵🇹
Ave Kaesar !!! Ave César Ave Roma
@@S0VI3TSL4V Ave bella figlia D' Roma
HAIL TO ROME EMPIRE FOREVER
AVE CAESAR AND THE OTHER EMPERORS! (Expect Nero)
Yes! Empire Orion=new Rome now! More below -
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HAIL ROMAN EMPIRE HAIL ROMAN EMPIRE HAIL ROMAN EMPIRE
"My name is Maximus Decimus Meridius. Commander of the Armies of the North, General of the Felix Legions, loyal servant to the true emperor, Marcus Aurelius. Father to a murdered son, husband to a murdered wife. And I will have my vengeance, in this life or the next."
Gladiator is the only movie in my entire life that managed to make me drop tears
yes
FYI; Gladiator is NOT historical. Even though it's an awesome movie, none of that shit actually happened like it's depicted.
Emperor have good name.
@@RoninSerradaEscrimadore actually alot of the details are very well done.. more like the timelines and overall story is just made up.. still one of the greatest movies ever made though
The Romans are still here in spirit and also power!!
Where?
@@paulmayson3129 Spain, Portugal, Italy, Romania, France, Greece, Andorra.
@@SKIRRIX britania germania?
@@hitsugayatoshiro9517 Germania was never part of Rome ,also samaratia
@@SKIRRIX Even the south of The Netherlands ( where I come from ) was part of the Roman Empire. But back than it was part of Belgium.
Always remember 1453... ;_;
And brave end of Constantine XI, last Roman Emperor that died like a true Roman - charging at his foes together with his men.
Very hard find those with that kind of courage.
"How is it that the city has fallen, yet I am still alive?"
The Conquer Fatih Sultan Mehmet :D east romen empire is more like a greek ? didn't? and this song most be made for western ?
Costantine ΧΙ was greek emperor,but he considered himself as a roman typically
@@omerpasa3328 East Roman Empire was still that - Roman Empire. No matter how much you want to wrap around that fact it is still that - a fact.
This song was made for Roman Empire as a whole. It's glory unchallenged in it's 2000+ years long existence.
No matter how many copycats exists since it's fall ( from Ottomans trough British and USA ) the mark Rome left in history is unmatched by any other nation/empire.
To fight for Rome, to die fighting for the glory of one and only Empire is the biggest honor that one can achieve! ROMA AETERNA!
Senātus
Populus
Que
Rōmānus
Getting it tattooed on my neck.
S.P.Q.R
more likely to be Senatus Populusque Quiritium Romanus"
@@Ermagron who needs school when we got geniuses like you to school us on the interwebz :D
@@Ermagron Senatus Populusque Romanus. Populus Que is written as a compound word, but the abbreviation remains SPQR.
@@NandortheRelentless It is not well documented, it may also be quiritus due the fact that que is never a word on is own is always attached to another one (mean and and today aswell we never but the end when we abbreviate liek this) so write 2 letter from the same word is ankward.
In every end, there is also a beginning.
@@masterthunder8391 Yes,he is Turk.
Turk is FALSE ROME. Not True rome.
@@user-tu7kh8ld2m True Rome is Latin Rome and dead at 476
@@ilkerguner6642 and true turk is dead with ataturk
The end of Nero's life is the beginning of his hell.
THE ROMAN EMPIRE NEVER TRULY DIED!
IT BECAME LITTLE CAESAR'S PIZZA
@@SWITCHMASHER I KNEW IT!
I am not Italian or part Italian. But then I listened to this music so now I am. AVE CAESAR!
Na região do Lácio na Itália, surge uma cidade que está quase no centro do mundo (outra cidade alí próximo, Verona, está exatamente no meridiano oposto ao que separa o Estreito de Bering).
Através da união de vários povos principalmente de latinos, sabinos e etruscos a cidade nasceu. Miticamente fundada por Romulo. Dessa cidade surgiu uma grandiosa civilização, a romana.
Reinado, República e Império, três estágios que tornaram essa pequena cidade namais importante uma vez criada. Com 2000 anos de história.
E mesmo com a divisão do Império em dois e a posterior decadência e queda do Império do ocidente e mil anos depois do oriente sua arquitetura, cultura, mitologia, religião, política e língua permaneceram, influenciando para além das fronteiras.
Germânicos, eslavos, otomanos, todos uma vez proclamaram-ser a terceira de você mas nenhum se comparou a sua grandeza. E teus filhos, Portugal, Espanha, França e Itália espalharam seu legado pelos quatro cantos do globo, mesmo a Inglaterra, a mais diferente dos teus herdeiros, o fez com maestria.
Roma é teu nome, a Roma de Romulo, a Roma que conquistou o Mediterrâneo, a Roma que tem seu legado para além de suas fronteiras.
Спасибо за интересную историю
@@RockBrentwood Portuguese
Respect from Persia to Rome two small regions that created the mightiest empires and divided the world between them for 1000 years 🇮🇷🇮🇹
Persia and Rome both started out as small city states.
🇲🇨🇲🇨🇲🇨🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹 confederacy
We (Ahe Arabs) destroied Persia and turned it into ruins. Then we built our mighty empires.
@@user-je9dm7zt8l I prefer Sassanids over you Arabs. You people took advantage when Romans and Persians fought exhausted.
@@ThaTyphon Of course we took the advantage. Any one would do that. But the most important thing is that we developed the modern science, and we transferd it to the west, When they were in the dark ages.
All roads lead to Rome.
Not gonna lie, every time I play EU4 or CK2 (in the later dates) as Byzantium I put this track on to better roleplay the desperate last stand of the empire.
More like a 59 yr old Orthodox just got a claim from the byzantine empire = Last Battle!
The Illyrians 🇦🇱 contributed a lot to the Roman/Byzantine Empire 🦅 (Fearsome Warriors).
Here is the list of Roman Emperors 🤴 of Illyrian origin (🇦🇱):
- Justinian I
- Justin I
- Anastasius I
- Marcianus
- Valentinian II
- Gratian
- Valens
- Valentinian I
- Jovian
- Constantius II
- Constantine the Great
- Maximianus "Herculius
- Diocletian
- Probus
- Aurelian
- Quintillus
- Claudius II "Gothicus
- Hostilianus
- Decius
Source: The Grand Strategy of the Roman Empire: From the First Century A.D. to the Third by Edward N. Luttwak, page 178, "high-grade cavalry (equites Illyriciani)"
This region was late Romanized. It was famous for its excellent soldiers, frustrated but courageous. In Illyria (in the geographical sense) was indeed the most powerful of the Roman armies, in charge of watching over the Danube (nearly 12 legions, that is to say 130 000 men) .
More like "Glory Days of Rome". Absolutely stunning!!
The more I listen to this, the more I like it.
XISatu well Rome did go out with a bang, it did not just slip into the pages of history.
@@komradekile Sure, but latin language survived in many european languages, includding english-60% of words of latin origine. Moreover, western law has its origin in roman law. Moreover, western art and philosophy have their origine in grecco-roman civilization. Such a heritage !
XISatu yeah, I mean the state! Rome still exists in Romance languages and in many western practices, but the state of Rome went out in glory, that’s my point.
The Illyrians 🇦🇱 contributed a lot to the Roman/Byzantine Empire 🦅 (Fearsome Warriors).
Here is the list of Roman Emperors 🤴 of Illyrian origin (🇦🇱):
- Justinian I
- Justin I
- Anastasius I
- Marcianus
- Valentinian II
- Gratian
- Valens
- Valentinian I
- Jovian
- Constantius II
- Constantine the Great
- Maximianus "Herculius
- Diocletian
- Probus
- Aurelian
- Quintillus
- Claudius II "Gothicus
- Hostilianus
- Decius
Source: The Grand Strategy of the Roman Empire: From the First Century A.D. to the Third by Edward N. Luttwak, page 178, "high-grade cavalry (equites Illyriciani)"
This region was late Romanized. It was famous for its excellent soldiers, frustrated but courageous. In Illyria (in the geographical sense) was indeed the most powerful of the Roman armies, in charge of watching over the Danube (nearly 12 legions, that is to say 130 000 men) .
Glory to Rome! Late western Rome may have been doomed, but even so, they produced heroes like Aetius, Majorian and Stilicho!
The only pride I have of being Italian is my language, directly derived from Latin, and my ancient Roman ancestors; because for everything else my country is a mess
lol same feelings are here in Greece... we need to do something new bro
Same here in France... same for all European countries, Europe dies and the Europeans with it. The heritage of our ancestors disappeared with the European Union and globalism.
I forgot, and materialism
Modern italians are descendants of the ostrogoths tho
@It'sStukaTime You wish. Genetically and culturally, Italy is the closest heir of the Roman civilization - indeed Italy ("Italia") was a nation ante litteram.
Ave ROMA!
Ave, Romulus!
Ave, Constantine the XI!
It is funny how both halves of the Former Roman Empire fell pretty much in the same way, succumbing to civil wars that weakened them beyond repair and left them vulnerable to other conquerors, such as the germanic tribes in the west, arabs and turks in the east. But i see the Roman Empire as a precursor, a beta version, for our society today. Rome's greatness cannot be denied, for when it was at its best, it achieved wonders. But to manage such an empire without the convenience of modern day technology is just too damn difficult. Revolts all over the place, invasions that are countered after the damage is already done, and the ones that suffer are the people. A mixture of romans and germanic people resulted in the most powerful nations of the modern world. With a rocky start, they survived. And with that, Rome survived as well. French, Italians, Spanish, Portuguese, Romanians... latins. And this only from languages derived of classical latin. But at the center of them all i see Greece, the mother of the roman culture, and the last to officially fall in 1453. i honestly would be proud to call myself roman, although it would be looked at in a weird way today :)). Romans did not disappear, they just evolved into us. Their laws evolved into our laws. Their technology is our foundation. As bloody as they were, they are my forefathers, and i thank them for their contribution to my world.
Bringers of civilization; they honor us even millennia later
"Hew down the bridge, Sir Consul,
With all the speed ye may.
I, with two more to help me,
Will hold the foe in play.
In yon straight path a thousand
May well be stopped by three.
Now who will stand on either hand
And hold the bridge with me?"
Horatius Cocles holds the Pons Sublicius against the Etruscans, _The Lays of Ancient Rome._
Roma invicta, Romae Pulchrum est , Romae animam meam. Nom omnia moriar!
Galego Cossia Well said my in Latin.
Ita vero!
Avē Rōma!
Galego Cossia
Quidquid latine dictum sit, altum sonatur
Carthago delenda est ?
We are all sons of Rome.
@Tim Evans I pray you're being ironic rn
@@larryp9441 he is, no way someone suffers mental retardation this hard
@Tim Evans they are penetrated .....with a sword
@Edoardo Di Paolo, only peoples of Western World!
im not dont count me in
I like to think as Constantine XI took his last breath he saw all those who came before him they would bow in respect for his bravery trying to save civilization forever.
they would unleash a curse to the world never again would anyone reach the level of Rome again and many will claim to be there successors The empire will return until the true heirs of Rome are ready to claim it
a tribute to the Roman Empire, always invicta
Glory to rome! Spread the word my brothers at arms, together we shall resurrect this empire that once was!
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Where is your location?
We have similar minds.
Amen Frater
To me, it is impossible to listen to this and not mourn the fall of Rome, so much they had yet to accomplish, all of the potential snuffed out by a hundred enemies on all sides and from within
Even I ( I come from the South of The Netherlands ) Even I see The Romans as my ancestors. I want to go back to Rome as soon as possible. I have been there before 3 times, but it's been way too long ago. But no matter where I go, Rome is forever in my soul and heart!
Truly immortal, the idea of Rome.
Rome now - below!
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We are all Rome. From a little village in Latium to the most empire in the world. Rome is not ended in 410 bc or in 476 bc: Rome is now, in the Europe, in the world: law, art, way of life. I'm proud of my city. By a Roman guy
When you play as byzantium in EU4 and destroy the ottomans.
Rome will live. We will rise. Caesar, Augustus, Majorican, we promise you that your fire is alive!!!!!!!
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@@Emre-nb8dzha! Your coalition is nothing against the might of my 6/6/6 ruler and my alliance with Russia. Together the Eagle of Rome and the Eagles of Russia will triumph over all! For The CAESAR and TSAR!!!
@@samuellennon1984 ave Caesar ave Rome, greetings from Constantinople bro :)
Samuel Lennon
Russia?
Arent those guys the furthest thing from rome was? Y’know, Like the HRE?
يوم مكه ميطبه الي الي المسلمل والا الحين كل احد يرعربه مراقص ومسارح ودعاره وبار حلال وغاني ومقاهي ومباريت وكل الحرم ببكه والمدينه صرت صيع من الكفر والهرا قعد يتفرجلهم
Das ist großartige Musik! So wie man sie heute kaum noch erwartet!
Final days of Rome? Let me disagree. There was Rome! There will be Rome! There IS Rome! The Empire shall rise!! ROMA VICTRIX! SPQR!
rome is bad
AVE ROMA! ♥️♥️♥️ GREETS FROM ITALIA 🗡️
@@ivanf.482 Love to Italia from Pannonia!
@@imperatorcaesardivifiliusa1639 🗡️Roma shall rise once more 🛡️
@@ivanf.482 Long live the Empire.
Rome is still alive, in those who belive and hope for a better future. Rome is and always will be alive in our hearts, BECAUSE THE GLORY OF ROME WILL BE REMEMBERED UNTIL THE END OF TIME, rome will never fall, because if rome falls the whole empire falls, and if the whole empire falls the world falls. THIS IS WHY ROME IS THE MOST POWERFUL EMPIRE EVER EXISTED, AND ITS GLORY WILL NEVER END
That’s not how it works dude.
Yes! Empire Orion=new Rome now below!
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@@baneofbanes hes got a point, I mean theres 90% chance you live in a res publica, and 99% chance you are live under roman law
@@jukit3906 that’s not the same thing as the Roman Empire still being around dude.
S.P.Q.R for life ✋Roma Invicta 🇬🇷🤝🇮🇹
Your music has added freshness. I'm very grateful for that.
FOR THE GLORY OF ROME!!
I swear, I am not crying, I only have onions in my eyes
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@@atlearia3797 tha fame toys tourkous
You were a worthy opponent. Greetings from Germany
Holy Roman Empire is a son of Roman Empire
Long live Rome!
A Roma da antiguidade era mágica. Atrai nossa curiosidade até os dias de hoje!
Empire Orion now below!
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Founded before Christmas, ended 40 years before Columbus would discover America, such an amazing civilization.
is that an AC pfp i see? cool!
Carter Adams yeah it’s my favorite franchise
@@demeare-_-8900 i'm assuming you played revelations?
Nope, the Roman Empire ended in 1460. Eastern Rome still held the province of Morea until 1460, after the Fall of Constantinople. So, 32 years before the discovery of America.
Rome now below!
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Constantine XI was a great man and emperor, in any other time he would be remembered as one of the most glorious emperors of Rome, and he died not fleeing his city while is men fought, nor committing suicide to avoid a painful death, neither did he flee into exile. He died charging into a battle he knew could not win, defending what little he still had for his people and his God. MORIOR INVICTVS
Cheated by the Venezian. They never send the Ships to help the Romans out. And they let Mehmet cross Venezian Territory on the other Side from the Golden Horn. Remember the Venezians looted Constantinople at the 4 Crusade.
Se me ha caído una lágrima...Roma Aeterna!!! Las naciones que hablamos lenguas romances descendemos directamente del legado de ellos.
For Rome it still exists. It exists deep within our hearts!!
S.P.Q.R.
Yes my lord.
Senatus Populusque Romanum.
The Senate and the Roman People.
I take Latin in school.
@@aldrichsmith take it better :P ......"que" mean "and"........the senate and the people of rome. Also like the Q may stay for quiritus (some transaltion report it) and not for que of the populusque.....so the senante and the ppl of romans quiriti.
@alberto alderighi Yes, you are right. I don't know where I got the "Senate of the Roman People" from.
I edited it. Forgive me for spreading misinformation.
@@aldrichsmith ahah no problem was just a funny error
This is more epic than the actual final days of the western Roman Empire.
Yea Rome died with a whimper of centuries of slow rot, not in an epic way like this
The East died with a bang tho
*Tell me, Roman. What does it feel like fighting for a dying empire?*
. . . _Euphoric_
The Roman Empire ended in the 15th century. The final day of Rome was Tuesday, May 29, 1453. Period.
That's the Byzantine Empire (or Eastern Roman Empire if you prefer), the Western Roman Empire (were Rome actually is) fallen definitively in 476 A.D.
But probably the true "Final Days of Rome" were those before the Visigoths sieged and finally managed to raid it in 410 A.D.
@@qdaniele97 Wrong. The Eastern Roman Empire was Rome as well as the Western one. The last days of Rome, that is, the Roman idea or the Imperium Romanum, not only the city of Rome itself, were in the spring of 1453, and the last Roman Emperor was Constantine XI, not Honorius or Romulus Augustulus. Anyone who says that ''Byzantium'' was something different than the ancient Empire makes a huge mistake.
''Byzantium'' was not the successor of Rome.
Constantinople was Rome itself.
And Islam is what ended it.
nope, December, 1475, the Ottomans conquered Mangup, the capital of the principality of Theodoro.
when Constantinople was sacked, the empire split into three parts, Epirus, Nicaea and Trebizond, Trebizond included the principality of Theodoro for some time, although eventually Theodoro split off from it, and Trebizond fell in 1461
@@khorps4756 so the farthest reach of the empire was the last part to fall. Quite ironic.
Rome never died. It simply transformed into a foundation of laws that we apply today or the republic which is by the people and for the people. For me at least, Christianity is Rome, something that lives on and still going strong in the 21st century (may it always be so). It is also a level of greatness where countless empires dreamt to achieve but never did. There were great empires, but Rome was something else, something unique. German called their emperors "Kaisers", Russians called theirs "Tsar" as something similar to Caesar as they aimed for Roman greatness with their empires, but there can only be one Roman Empire
Roman problems started with christianity,the imperial structure wasn't ideated to coexist with jesus &co
Christ may have conquered Rome, but then he made it eternal.
Christianity was absorbed by Rome and was the one that spread the influence of Rome, the Roman Empire may be gone but it lives on to Christianity and the western countries and countries these western countries formed and influenced
@@renegade25_banhammertech_40 that's a big miscalculation
@@renegade25_banhammertech_40 well the both of them did pretty well for about one and a qurter milenia ;)
Was failing to take Germania the mistake? Was the Empire doomed to fail? Was Tiberius the mistake by casting the Empire in marble by his succession? Was Marcus fatally wrong in choosing to have Commodus his successor? Was Julian a missed chance? Could Stilicho have saved the West (by drowning that idiot son-in-law, Honorius? and finishing Alaric off?) Did Justinian really overstrain the Empire or just had bad luck with plague and losing nephew Germanus and wife Theodora at crucial moments? Why did the victorious Byzantines fail at the Yarmuk after their brilliant victory over Persia? Did Basil II screw his successes by not marrying a Bulgarian princess and fathering an heir? Could the Commeni have saved the Empire? Did Manuel overtax the Empire?
The biggest mistakes, imo: Trusting Arminius, failure to purge the Abrahamic religions entirely at their beginnings, unworthy Commodus and Praetorian Guard after his rule, Severus Alexander's failure to understand the army, Assassination of Aurelian, Tetrarchy was also a sadly failure.
@@MrSergore Judeo-Atheist hands wrote these posts
Because heraclius was sick and not personally leading his army at yarmouk
Two battles sealed the fate of empire and world forever. Millvian Bridge that resulted in spreading Christianity, therefore weakening spirit of the people. With Christianity begain the transformation of honour based society into victim based society we suffer from today. Yarmouk on the other hand sealed the fate of Levant and former eastern Roman borders. Turning great portion of Middle east into islamic states. Once great and most profitable regions on Earth evolved into home for religious zealots and poverty.
Brave Horatius,The Captain of the Gate:
To every man upon this earth
Death cometh soon or late.
And how can man die better
Than facing fearful odds,
For the ashes of his fathers,
And the temples of his gods.
Lays of Ancient Rome.
I think of this every day now.
Romulus and Remus would shed a tear to what Rome had become
HAIL TO THE GLORIOUS ROMAN EMPIRE
What happened?I was busy dying of Fever?How did Rome fall like this?
It was the dang germans!
it were the hunnic people
Rome was conquered by the Romans...
IT WAS THE SEA PEOP- wait wrong collapse. uh... IT WAS THE BARBARIANS!
@@fidelcastro4649 ACTUALYYYY it was the turks
ROMA AETERNA!!!
Roma victoriosa. Conquistó incluso al mismísimo tiempo, y pese a que la Roma de antes desapareció su recuerdo es más vívido reluciente en Occidente que otras imperios que le sucedieron.
This music makes me think at emperor Aurelian
And me a Diolectan
Rome never fell....
Despite of Rome (in the sense of a city as capital of an empire) is ended, we Romans are still here! Our legacy, our achievements, our laws... The roman empire is still present this way
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In which province of Rome or a "country" you live ? Greetings from Thracia !
It's enough to make a grown man cry
It will be so cool if we were able to time travel back to the era of the Roman empire and make them listen to this music, imagine how they will react.👏
WITCH CRAFT first of all
asterix finally did it
Funny thing is that the situation of a tiny enclave surving forever agaisn endless hordes of foreign invaders, as descibed in Asterix, really did happen. But not with Gauls, but Romans, whose last bastion, the Hegemony of Mani, survived free all four centuries while the rest of the Romans (Greeks) where enslaved, until they started the Greek War of Independence and united with Greece.
@@paulmayson3129 hm!
Magnificent!!! The energie of the Empire of Rome can be felt!
My heart is burning right now.
we are united Brothers even though we are fighting against each other (uk, france,italy,spain,germany,greece,baltic countries,lebanon ,syria,Turkey,romania,) we are rome inside and outside my soldiers, viva la roma
"Final Days of Rome" ? - This beautiful work of art is more deserving of the title of "Glory Days of Rome", because these are exactly what come to my mind when I listen to this song.
Thank you for making "Final Days of Rome" extended! I really like this one!
The pleasure is mine.
Viva o Império Romano!
abbiamo civilizzato il mondo e questo e il ringraziamento. povera italia e poveri noi.
For the glory of the Roman Empire!
Strength and Honor brothers and sisters of ROME.
i dont think final days of Rome were as epic as this music is
"The power was taken from the many and given to the few.
Those who wore the golden wreath grew sick with every kind of wickedness.
They were filled with greed, deceit and malice. They condemned and enslaved.
They betrayed their friends and murdered those they loved.
They did all this and called it just."
The dream, that the world could be ONE empire, ONE Civilization, a dream....called Rome
Empire Roman Marcus Aurelius ☘️☘️
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