Conquest and Fall of Constantinople - Part 6 - Second Crusade & Komnenian Restoration
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- Опубліковано 15 лип 2021
- Synopsis
The Crusader states are established in the aftermath of the 1st Crusade. However, the position of the Latins is not certain. In 1144 Edessa falls launching the ill fated 2nd Crusade. The Islamic world bands together and new leaders arise to contest the Kingdom of Jerusalem. Meanwhile, the Byzantine Empire enters into the time of the Komnenian Restoration, and while a high point in the history of the Eastern Empire, it would also be its very last.
0:26 The rise of Imad ad din Zengi
3:29 Second Crusade
11:43 Komnenian Restoration - John II
18:07 Komnenian Restoration - Manuel I
24:48 The rise of Nur ad Din
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Ok lovely people! Finally got part 6 up and running. Now keep in mind, I edit these videos with headphones (when my little one takes his naps) so listening to them with headphones is the way to go as the sound is formatted for that. I already have the narration for part 7 done so I'm hoping to have that out soon as well. Please don't forget to spread word about the podcast and share on social medial!
Listened to it without headphones and the sound is just fine. amazing content as always.
Congrats, doin gr8 work ! Lovely presented
@@dimitarchestimenov3077 Thanks!
@@UnknownSend3r just fine ,but not best 😉
Is it ver-an-gean or ver-an-gee-in. One of em has a line over the g i think, you know what I mean right, I'm just curious
I could listen to this man reading the phonebook and he would still make it sound interesting.
. . . 867 5309 . . . =)
@@FlashPointHx 🤣😂😜
U ain't recognize Kevin Sorbo
@@FlashPointHx lol
His voice so sexy, my girlfriend is worried
I was just in Istanbul 2 weeks ago and found a way to climb into the wall, it was truely impressive fortress despite it's ruin. I can understand why it stood for a 1000 years
Nice!! I did that with my wife a few years back - we climbed up on the ramparts at the Golden gate - the southern most portion of the land walls
Dude you got the best stuff. I've been following for a while. The detail, video, unbiased take. I like history for what it teaches us for the future not to prove some people are superior or w.e. thanks my man
Thank you for this comment - I do my best to be unbiased and I'm happy that you appreciate that!
But it’s still nice when objectively it’s proven some are superior especially with Christ in their heart and the best stock pumping through that heart to show the world who swings the longer thicker sword .
*"But he would be known to history by another name - Saladin."*
Heh, based. Can't wait to see you do Hattin!
Its up next!
"But he would be known to history by another name - Saladin."
queue boss music XD
The political landscape during the time of Komnenian Restoration is very interesting.
It was the last Yahoo for the empire
Yay new vid
Yes sir!
Your production skills are blossoming. I liked the use of the chessboard, gave me Game Of Thrones vibes.
Hahah - thanks - that was actually my Chess board that I set up with me moving the pieces around
Yes!!!! I am soo ready for this!!! Zengi for life baby!
hahaha - Figured you'd like this.
Brilliant work! about Emperor John Komnenos (Ιωάννης Κομνηνός), his nicκname was Καλοϊωάννης -John the good. I have never heard as a nickname for him, John the beutiful. He was trully a great Emperor with a kind heart and devotion to his people.
I've heard John the Good as well, but Norwich seemed to like the other name as well.
YOU ARE THE ABSOLUTE BEST, THANK YOU FOR YOUR HARD WORK!!!
Wow, thank you!
Really enjoyed this video. Keep it up man. Professional work.
Appreciate it!
If you love history you can watch videos at channel "Kings and Generals" at youtube
Have already listened to it on FPH podcast site. But now for the videography and to support this amazing work.
I have people that just listen to the podcast and those that just watch the videos. I'm curious what your take is on this as you do both.
@@FlashPointHx When listening to your podcast, I like how you really do have a talent to craft and convey information that catcthes the audience attention and imagination.
And i have to say, the visual effect when viewing the videography, doesn't fall short. it is of high quality, artistic, simple (not to overwhelming) informative and enhances the storyline.
It's amazing to see how your videography have developed drastically to a masterpiece over the years.
Thanks for sharing this with us, wish you and your family good health and prosperity.
Almost 100k subscriber's, congratulation!
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Outstanding Job on this topic! I just wish this historic documentary was around when I was taking the class!
hahaha - unfortunate - I've had a bunch of people tell me that I've helped them with their homework assignment
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A very interesting/informative video once again ❤️. Waiting to hear more about Salahudin Ayyubi ❤️.
More to come! Hoping to have it out next week
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@@altinmares8363 A to Z I have seen all of Kings and generals videos.
Superb work yet again. And its not just history or your voice but animations and arts are off the chart. Its amazing how you have related history of two different region in such an interesting way. And last but not the least the way you ended your video on Salah ud Din ran chills in my body.
Really appreciate the comment - I try to create a narrative that leaves off on cliffhangers or prominent events / people. I find that it makes the history more approachable and interesting.
You are the best dear Sir.
Thanks for the hard work to bring it out earlier.
Very, very much appreciated.
😇👍
Good to see your comments as always - managed to get some extra free time yesterday
@@FlashPointHx soon you are over 100k subs.
You deserve it beyond for acceptional duty in the line of UA-cam historical service.
You gave all of us this gift, now we want to see that silver plaque in your hands. 🏆🥇
Such an amazing video! The final product was superb as usual! in route to 200k subs!
Appreciate that - I gave you a shout out at the end
@@FlashPointHx I saw it! Tsym! You are such a generous person!
The fact this channel does not have more subscribers is a crime against history!
Thanks for the continued great work. ⚔️
Appreciate it!!
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Congratulations!! 100k keep up the good work.👍
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Oh I love all this! Excellent as ever. I think it's time to re-watch the Black Death!!
Thank you - nothing better than to rewatch the story of the Plague =)
I couldnt wait any longer, the video is quite awesome and accurated and the pictures you show here make me more motivated to drawn them all
Thank you!
If Crusades were a movie series from the Chrisendom perspective:
1st Crusade: A near masterpiece but with questions existing over how to follow it up.
2nd Crusade: A very disappointing follow-up
3rd Crusade: An imperfect but an incredible franchise reviving film nonetheless
4th Crusade: Wow they really really jumped the shark here, and ruined the whole franchise. Please please fire the director, producer, and lead writers. This was so bad.
5th-9th Crusades: A DVD mini series that was mediocre with a few okay points but didn't amount to much. Partially because of much the fandom had lost interest.
Hahahaha- spot one. Think I'm gonna post this on twitter.
The 10th crusade Zombies show up
1st Crusade: A masterpiece in the slaughter of Civilians by the Crusaders. Well, I guess they did that sort of thing pretty much every time.
Religious fervor will do that every time. It's always the "civilians" who suffer. 😢
Oh my goodness here we go💥💥 pumped for it. Thank you for the work you put in FPH.
Hey my pleasure! Enjoy!
30 minutes with you
passed like current!
Your voice and scripts
are magical 🧙♂️ ❤️
This episode was so epical
especially the ending ❤️
I have no words to appreciate
your work (- love this video so much )- waiting for the coming episode 😂
Love you man ❤️
Thank you so much for this comment - really appreciate it! Happy that you liked this video so much, I put a lot of time into it
agreed!
Only 700 men at arms from the Glorious Republic of Genoa made the stronghest defense! Giovanni Giustiniani Longo did almost the impossible, only misfortune of a lucky shoot deny him Victory....I'm from Genoa and love the Story of my people.
This video is simply a masterpiece.
Appreciate that! This one took a bit of time to create.
@@FlashPointHx The video is commendable in all its aspects but the narration is simply magical.
@@hassantahir209 I've made it a point to space out my narration a bit more - I think it helps - gives people time to digest the information
If you're wondering why there are so many parts... EIGHT(!) HUNDRED YEARS IS A LONG TIME!!! That's why.
Oh, and there is plenty of action!
Action action action! The whole series has been fun and engaging and entertaining, so KUDOS to Flash Point History for his excellent SAGA on the life and times of the city of Constantinople.
Well said !
Nice work loveing the music 🎶
It takes me a while to set the music just right. thanks for liking the music!
Like always 'A Masterpiece'
Iam a big fan of your narration...Enjoyed it a lot.
Thank you and happy that you liked it !
At last this Friday took a meaning 👍😉😁
Let me know what you think =)
@@FlashPointHx you made the day great with your work 😉
Best notification of the week !
Right on! Saving this for tonight.
Cool - let me know what you think
@@FlashPointHx The episode was really good. I'm looking forward to the whole series.
I spent part of my childhood growing up in Sicily with my grandparents. Byzantine architecture was everywhere. Grandpa loved history and talked about the Eastern Empire all the time. He used to get pissed when people wouldn't refer to the Byzantines as Romans. I like your take on this subject. I think my grandfather would have liked it too.
I rewatched the Reconquista series. Hopefully, you still plan on making a video on Queen Isabella. She's interesting.
Keep the videos coming. All of us will share them out on Twitter. Will kick down what we can as well to help.
@@ITPE94 You're grandfather sounds like an interesting guy - Yes I intend to finish the reconquista as soon as this current series is done. Thanks for sharing - appreciate it !
How many parts will there be in total?
Also, I really like your content, keep it up! :)
At the rate I'm going perhaps 15
Amazing! as always FPH
much appreciated!
Oooh thank God, just when I was looking for something to watch, i didn't started the video yet, but I'm sure I'm gonna be impressed.
Edit : you made my day, thank you 🌼❤
Happy that you enjoyed it!
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My favorite Channel.
Appreciate that!
Another outstanding video that we really enjoyed watching!
Thank you so much - the next one is going to be out in a day or so =)
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*Chef's Kiss*
As always, loving support and cheers from your loyal community! Keep up the good work! If you ever feel down, just remember that there's at least one person (every single day) thinking and hoping "Damn I wonder if FP History uploaded the new Constantinople vid yet".
Thank you so much for this lovely comment - part of why I do UA-cam is for the encounters with people that I'd never otherwise have the chance to converse with. Thank you again.
Masterful! I can't wait for the next episode.
Thanks!! =)
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@@altinmares8363 l do. I don't miss any of their videos
What a great start to the weekend
Hope you like it!
I have to say I am always looking forward to this episodes. I was more excited than Marvels or Star Wars when the 6th part of this was there. Now with the 7th part and the reconquista are on my list. I thank you!
Well said! Thank you!
Just watched the Kings & General's looting of Constantinople 1204 video. Super depressing. I can't do this series Flash Point. Not yet. I know you are working hard to release these, and someday I will build up the courage to watch this.
No worries my friend. I know the guys over at K&G's - the guy who wrote that episode is a friend of mine and personally shared it with me on the day it was released. I agree, depressing. Don't despair because it is over, rejoice because it once was.
@@FlashPointHx I can empathize with @UncleFred12. It's quite depressing, and it's rough to find anything pleasurable to know or read about stuff like this or the First Sack of Jerusalem and stuff like that. Still, we do a disservice to those who came before us by having too soft a stomach.
@AhmadtheIED - by understanding how the infighting and greed for power and empire and fundamentalist beliefs lead to the destruction of these amazing civilizations we can maybe learn how not to ruin our world. Maybe. These destructive impulses are still killing us.
Another great vid bud. Keep up the good work 👍🇬🇧
Hey thanks!
Haven’t watched it yet but a comment and like for the algorithm as this is no doubt another quality, balance piece of art!
Appreciated!
Finished it it was great. You manage to hide the excitement whilst not tilting the perspective which makes for a very fun yet honest story. I respect your work
What an awesome presentation!
Thank you so much.
If only we as a people could learn from the mistakes of the past - imagine how advanced humanity would be if we hadn't (and still do) squandered so much blood and treasure on war.
Thanks again.
Happy you liked my video ;)
Só close to 100k.
You deserve 👏👏
Just hit 98k today!
Nice episode ! Keep them coming ! Those animated characters are from CK3 right? Otherwise they're almost identical
They are renders from CK3 - which I can't seem to get to work well on my Mac so my friend at KnowHistory has been creating them for me. I use a program to then animate them
You keep on delivering again and again! Learning about Eastern Roman history is really interesting, I'd love to see in a few years a series where you take on the romans as a whole, especially because I know the quality would be just as great.
Great suggestion - perhaps start with Constantine the great and make my way up to Heraclius - that would complete the loop
@@FlashPointHx that would definitely be great! A touch on the classical era of Roman history would also be great, I know that part of history has been done a lot more but I just love the style in which you do your videos so I'd be surely captivated.
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@@altinmares8363 I do not really appreciate their shilling of the politics they support such as when they were shilling for BLM, but I do know them and they have alright content.
@@FlashPointHx Ben Türküm bu programları Türkçe dublaj yaparmisiniz
I find myself rooting for the Byzantines. They withstood so much! And what an amazing restoration with 3 great emperors in a row. Sadly, I know what happened in 1204. If you're not an expert on Eastern Roman history, you could be forgiven for thinking it was the Seljuk or Ottomans that doomed Byzantium, but one could argue it was actually the Crusaders. Such a shame. I really like the Byzantine Empire.
I agree that 1204 was a tremendous blow - but even leading up to 1204 the Empire was wrecked internally. After the Latin occupation, I'm surprised the Empire even made it to 1453
@@FlashPointHx Yeah, it's impressive that it could hold out against the Ottomans for so long considering how weak they were.
@@Astillion The ottomans had them surrounded - essentially leaving the city of Constantinople was leaving the Empire.
It's ironic that from 1180 to 1204, the Byzantines had no good rulers, thus leading to its rapid collapse. But the Nicaean offshoot that sprang up after 1204 and eventually retook Constantinople in 1261 had a pretty much unbroken succession of capable rulers. If they had someone like a John Doukas Vatatzes right after Manuel Komnenos, 1204 never happens.
I just liked it before I watched it. I just assume it's going to be great.
hahha
yeah you can't get it wrong there
Truly amazing work please keep it up
Thank you! Cheers!
Thanks for your efforts from Canada
How do you have less than 100k subscribers?!
Hopefully by next month that will change =)
This is by far my favourite new UA-cam channel, the research and knowledge on display is impeccable. Having said that I did cringe when Julian of Norwich was referred to as he because, despite the masculine sounding name, Julian of Norwich was actually a woman. Other than that I loved it and learnt a lot.
Wow didn't know that - sorry about that
@@FlashPointHx no worries. I thought the same for a long time and you could have blown me down with a feather when I found out she was a woman. It's an easy mistake to make. Still love the channel.
Headphones aren't feasible for where I listen to you.
That being said, audio sound swell
Keep up the great work!
The trees I'm growing are going to be excellent historians.
Cool, thanks
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11:55 I think the Norwegian crusade (1107-1113 AD) helped in the restoration. A pity is not even mentioned.
After helping the Baldwin in taking Sidon (named after king Sigurd) they sailed for Constantinopel. There Sigurd wanted to see the great city his Great Grandfather Harald Hardrada once served as the captain of the Varangian guard. "Yes the one at Stamford bridge 1066"
Before leaving Constantinople, Sigurd gave all of his ships and many treasures away to Emperor Alexios. In return the emperor gave him many strong horses, for him and his fellow kinsmen. Sigurd planned to return to Norway over land, but many of his men stayed behind in Constantinople, to take up service for the emperor as part of his Varangian Guard.
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Only so much I can fit into ta video =)
@@FlashPointHx Understand. The size of modern populations also plays a part of what is considered important history today. Not many Norwegians in modern times to influence.
An example of this is that nerly nobody knows about the Cimbri from todays Denmark who shock the Roman republic to its core, but all know about the Iceni, beudica etc that barely made a challange to Rome.
Annyways the content you cover is good quality, always seem to do reserch with no biased historical guesses that many tend to do and the abilety to try to understand varius cultures. You deserve more subscribers. Cheers :)
Amazing documentary as always sir. I tip my hat to you. Keep it up and let's see the Winged Bulgars v.2 in the next one :)
Happy that you liked it!
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Hey do you have some audiobook that you have done? You voice is really great for story telling.
No audio books - however a lot of these videos when put together about an Audio book in length
Let's Go. I just checked if a new video dropped.
Hoo-rah!
Love your videos congratulations for 100 K subs.
Thank you so much 😀
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@@altinmares8363 Yep! I also watch them.
Oh boy, what a treat
Excellent vid :) thanks
I like the style of the videos good vidz bro
Thanks!
Hello Flash Point History. I’ve been thoroughly enjoying your series of videos about the Reconquista. Great job BTW. It’s been 10 months since the last entry in the series. Is part XII about Queen Isabella still coming? I’ve been eagerly looking forward to it. I hope it’s in the works and you can post it soon.
Hey, thanks! I asked the audience a few months back if they wanted to complete the reconquista or take a side journey though Constantinople - they opted for the latter. Will get back to reconquista as soon as possible!
Fantastic doc. Thanks
Any time =)
Awesome video!
Thanks!
One should keep in mind that the Greek world of the Era was the Thrace and Asia Minor. Modern Greece was a nearly uninhabited very poor insignificant Thema.
Huh. Wish FPH mentioned that lol. I had no idea. I mean, I knew that Athens was/is a shithole, but I didn't know about the relative importance of Asia Minor.
@@ahmadtheIED Constantinople was a greek mega city of nearly one million, Nicea, Ephesus, Smyrna, were booming merchant metropolis accumulating wealth since the age of Alexander. Athens had population of ten thousand, Sparta had no significance until the last emperor became its Duke before becoming emperor and Thessaloniki was ravaged from invasions.
@@user-sc5iv2rp2t Duke of Sparta? That sounds hella cool. Thanks for telling me about all this. OFC I knew about Constantinople and it's (pre 4th crusade) population of near 1mil, but I thought that the Romans might have put more money into mainland greece than Asia minor. (Cause the peeps that lived in Asia minor in the 2-5th centuries were considered to be semi-barbs).
@@ahmadtheIED Asia Minor was first colonized by the Greeks in 600BCE and until the Turkish conquest they were Ionian 100% Greek populations. Turks call Greeks Yunan meaning Ionians.
These are awesome.
thanks!
ok another new video time to go rewatch the whole serie
hahaha
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Awesome work Nate, again. Among the many excelling qualities of your videos I want to mention this time the music - it is immersive and beautiful, and way above everything I heard from other history youtubers.
Regarding the topic: the Komnenian restauration is a good point to end with the series, in the fashion of "... and they lived happily ever after" 😉
I don't know why people these days can so easily side with or prefer factions from centuries before (e.g. I have not seen comments so far rejoicing in the Byzanzine's misery, even though they were not more humane or just than other states and tribes from what I can tell). Reminds me of the bittersweet note in your podcast on the Punic wars - still favouring the losing side...
Hey thanks - Im curious - did you listen to it with headphones? I edit the videos that way and modify the music with headphones in mind. As for your other point - People seem to love to root for the underdog. Thats why they remember people like Napoleon, Rommel, Lee etc whereas their adversaries are never as famous
@@FlashPointHx I would have, I have very fine headphones from Japan that costed around 200 bucks but unfortunately I did not use them for a month or so and when picking them up again I notice that only one channel is working :S Instead, I use an UE Boom Box for audio
@@Crafty_Spirit Thats good to know - to me the sounds seems off when you just listen to it from a desk top - but my Mac is getting a bit old as well
@@FlashPointHx Well it sounds a bit off on my speakers, too
The music sounds great without headphones - I'll have to try it with them
Very interesting analysis of the time period
Thanks!
Thanks a lot.
Most welcome!
Good video thank you.
Glad you enjoyed it
29:01
Reminds me of The Fifth Element when the Supreme Being tells Korben Dallas her name and he's like....uhhhhh....do you have a.... shorter....version?
Wow 😮. Great work. Saladin incoming!!!
Oh yeah - the next video is on his rise to power
I like the images of the emperors !!!! very nice .. good work
Thank you so much 😀 My friend Nik Thessalos makes amazing artwork like this. He was gracious enough to allow me to use his work
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What!?! I didn't know that was Saladin!! Love learning things everyday keep it up!
Nice!! Next video is under production even now
@@FlashPointHx can't wait. Out of all the Islamic rulers during the medieval age Saladin was one of my most looked up real people because of Richard the lionhearted.
well made mate
Appreciate it !
good work man
Appreciate it!
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"ill-fated from the beginning"
That just sounds like ''ill-fated' with extra steps...
NICE !!! Have you ever tried to use the Homeworld musics ? they're pretty oriental and eerie (copyright issues ?)
I LOVE the homeworld music. But sadly they are copyrighted out the wazoo
Superb thank you
Welcome 😊
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No WAYYYYYYYYYYYYYY this is a good one.
Way to keep up bud. We're still in the shit. So thanks for pulling double time to get this video out
Any time
Let's Roll...
How to wake-up properly after a good night:
these ck3 char tho,🔥🔥
I R K? I think they add a nice touch
Awesome . 🤯
Thanks ✌️
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Thank you for your work! Only one question bother me. U display every Kingdoms border mostly correctly but not Hungarian Kingdom. Half the realm is missing.
It appears in later episodes
Its really heartbreaking to see how pepople considered our ancestors Romans in the literal meaning... "she became our joy, hope and delight for all the Hellenes" Constantinos Paleologios.
To be Roman is to be Greek and to be Greek is to be a Roman.
@@paulmayson3129 Roman or Romioi its a sinonymus of Greek but if you would have called a Byzantine "Greek" he would have answer you too.
@@user-bz8mn8gt1u That's an alredy antiquated suposition. In the symposium of Hellenic studies in 2018 the Byzantine Basileia Rhomaion was set to be the continuation of the Hellenistic period in wich the third and fourth sophistics of the Greek-Hellenistic renaissences took place, one during Justinian and Heraclius were Hellenistic kownledge goot a huge rebirth and a second one during the Macedonian expansions of Basil lasting to the Paleologos era. Also i'm not shure were did you got the fact that never called themselves with the term "Hellene" like pretty much in the Alexiad of Anna Komnena she referes to her contemporaries and to her self with "Hellene" she also talks about the Byzantine population and culture with the term "Hellene". By the way, her father the "Basileus Alexios Komnenos" was praised as a "Sator" that was pretty much a Hellenistic monarchical tradition to give those nicknames to their former rulers.
@@user-bz8mn8gt1u Δεν φταίω εγώ που χαμένοι άνθρωποι σαν εσένα συνεχίζουν να πιστεύουν ότι είμαστε οι δικαιούχοι των Αρχαίων Ρωμαίων. Η καταγωγή σας είναι από την Αθήνα, τη Σπάρτη, τη Θήβα, τον Αλέξανδρο, τον Θεμιστοκλή και τον Περικλή. Λίγοι Έλληνες όπως εσείς είναι πρόθυμοι να πουλήσουν τη Μητέρα Γη στους εχθρούς μας επειδή έχουν ξεχάσει τις ρίζες τους και έχουν απορρίψει τη δική τους ιστορία. Εάν δεν ξέρετε από πού προέρχεστε, δεν έχετε πού να πάτε.
@@user-bz8mn8gt1u I wrote the entire article of the "Hellenization in the Byzantine Empire" on wikipedia full of references about other webs and opinions. I also wrote the entire article of Graeco-Roman relations on wikipedia again full with references of Byzantine historians.
With all this on mind you are calling me a liyer? I'm a layer just becouse you are utterly missinformed? this information its the official statmen of the Byzantine studies all around the globe, how can this people lie to something so wildely know? I uttlerly invite you to make your own search before ridiculazing again. I must say that you are a mess. We could spent all the week chatting of the "Greekness" of the Byzantiens and you even dare to call "LIES" to the most know worldwide meeting of Byzantinist around the world?
God i mean, you are severly blind! In the Alexiad of Anna Komnena she only uses the word "Hellene" for her contemporaries! Where did you even got the idea that she called herself "Roman" during her whole book?! Its impressive the amount of blindness that some people can achive, i mean you could even find this basic information on Wikipedia but you are just so lost. Bluffering about stuff tha didin't happend, i mean you just called the oficial statmen of the Symposium of Hellenic studies of 2018 and 2019 a lie! Like what do you mean?!
@20:48 Once you bring Reynald into the Crusades you know that stuff is about to go down!
Guy was just a trouble maker for everyone involved - I wonder how many times he had to kiss someone's pinky ring in apology
The great Saladin 🔥
SSSOOOOO GOOOOD
Thanks!
oh this track at the end is just too beautiful. fitting of Saladin's intro. i cannot find it anywhere though :((
Its called Dance of the Harpy - I got it from premium beats(dot)com
@@FlashPointHx found it! But only on premium beat? and i cannot purchase it separately either. I just like the melody, i wanna listen to it as it is :((((
@@ragael1024 Yeah its pricy - I have a subscription for $65 a month and get five songs for it. Try the UA-cam archive as well - they have a lot of music that is free and I've used a bunch of their stuff as well.
As a curiosity: the younger brother of Stephan III. of Hungary, Béla, was sent to the court of Manuel, and he liked the boy so much that he named him as his heir. But then later Manuel had a son of his own, and so naturally his own son became his heir. Béla later returned to Hungary and became one of the most succesful kings of Hungary. While Manuel's own son could not keep up his father's legacy.
Btw, you got the borders of Hungary wrong.
Thats right - didn't they call themselves Ceasars for a while? Romanians too I believe. The borders were never static over the time period I was mentioning.
Manuel's son never really got a chance to, because he became emperor when he was 10 and was overthrown and killed by his relative Andronikos Komnenos before he could rule on his own. It wasn't that he didn't live up to Manuel, it's just that he died before he had the opportunity to do so.
Too bad you don’t touch more on Andronikos… man was something from a Crusader Kings 2 run… Only it did not end well.
Could you please make a Video about the Battle of Kars in 1745
Can't wait to see next part(cause of saladin)
I've already started production on the next video!