Your videos are amazing!!! I want to suggest you only one thing. Painting the map so it's easier to understand which territories belong to each faction
Paul the first didn't just "die" he was assassinated by the British. There is no way in hell they didn't have a hand in his death. You should have said it but you left it out. Why?
I am very happy that you mentioned the EXTREMELY important fact that the UK ordered the assassination of Czar Paul. However, your overview of the battle of Austerlitz aka “Napoleon’s Masterpiece” was not only wrong on the facts (like the well known fact that the casualties on the “broken ice” that were increased by French propaganda orders of magnitude, and in reality numbered only several hundred is well known and widely distributed), but missing an entire section that was the apex of the battle. The arrival of Devout! LoL. That was Napoleon’s whole plan.
Production values on this channel are much greater than Historia Civilis IMO. I'm subbed to both, but this channel just seems like a more serious operation rather than a hobby or sideline.
History channel went to crap with the Ancient Aliens/Pawn Stars/American Pickers marathons that are always on. They wouldn't be bad if there was like 2 or 4 episodes a day, but the endless reruns to the exclusion of all else is ridiculous.
Either Napoleon is a genius. Or the Prussian, Austrian and Russian forces and leaders are incompetent mainly. Napoleon was a great strategist, it is known. But still the incompetence at times is incredible.
Kings and Generals I agree, but a few small details really rankle me, e.g - the use of different calendars during war time, especially when coordinating battlefiled and meeting pints over the course of weeks. And there seems to be a massive lack of communication between anyone in the coalition. I don't doubt his genius and skills though, I loved you're newest video about the peninsular wars and look forward too more! I've been binging your videos for a few hours now lol.
His opponents were competent, particularly Kutuzov for the Russians. But that is just it. They were competent but nothing special. Napoleon up to 1808 was nothing less than brilliant.
One thing to note here is that a Homogeneous army with a centralized leadership will always have a huge advantage than a coalition with many leaders. An example is Austerlitz, napoleon didnt even convene his entire war council. He directed them with unquestionable authority while the other side bickered and was in dispute about the tactics. Because of this napoleon was always able to react in time while the other side lacked centralized leadership. Another example is when napoleon was faced with another well led homogeneous army he would struggle like with Marengo, Eylau, Borodino, these battles he won but he struggled non the less.
I consider Napoleon to be an endlessly intriguing character to read about. And the battles he fought to be fun epics. At times I actually fine myself rooting for him. My compliments to those who made this video a reality.
It always amazes me that military leaders in pre-modern times had such a clear idea what was going on on the battlefield. They had no radios or telephones, or aircraft to fly over the area, and yet they were able to understand and respond to the enemies movements, move their forces and time their attack as if they were playing a video game or a game of chess.
They had countless scouts , and messengers on horse . They knew exactly how long it took for the letter to arrive , and Napoleon had to also calculate in the delay for any order given . It’s was 24/7 , a constant chain of horses ready to relay the latest news . Napoleon would get messages non stop from different flanks in his army .
Part of it could be that they're armies were often on one giant battlefield, maybe a few miles across, instead of having dozens of small armies cruising all over the place in jeeps and humvees like we do now. Technology was worse, but big battles were more contained.
The timing of the animated maps and narration are perfect. This is exactly the way people who enjoy re-fighting these battles with table top maps/counters or PC programs like to see them presented! Great work!
You guys got me interested in the Early Modern/Modern period of history with the Napoleonic Wars series. Didn't know much about it beforehand, I liked Classical and Medieval times more.
This is a master piece... You guys truly have brought a monumental historical figure back to life... Napoleon is MASSIVE IN LIFE AND EVEN IN DEATH AS MILITARY COMMANDOR AND POLITICIAN. But his blunders showed his fragility as just a regular man TRYING TO ACHIEVE THE THINGS OF A god King...
Thanks for watching! Tolstoy is great, especially if you have time to contemplate. :-) We will cover all of the Napoleonic Wars, so be sure to subscribe!
“Nelson confides that every man will do his duty” was the original message, but due to a shortage of time the quicker to send “ England Expects” was substituted. This was to cast a long shadow and inspire the Royal Navy for the next 200 years, as it still does.
As the popular phrase goes; if Andrew Murray wins Wimbledon he’s Scottish, if not he’s British. Not especially proud of my country, but the growing romanticisation of nationalism worries me.
Nelson/England/Britain/U.K. doesn’t expect their Seaman to die. They expect them to win. Seaman did not put their lives at risk for King and Country, they did it for their shipmates and the prize money.
This is the first time that I watch a video with this length without skip. Even though I have watch all these videos separately, you guys really special and unique.
Yes, you do a excellent work. So i can only wish you do a video about the Swedish military history like the Great northen war or even some other more unusual and successful in our military history. You will be the first to do that kind of videos on whole youtube. I would be most honored.
Nice can't wait for Season 2. I like these sort of documentary length videos! Keep it up! I'll watch it later, but (since I already watched them) I know they are top notch! keep it up!
48:35 paused with the closed captioning on " but we'll be back in a few months with a second season containing at least five million videos" *Grabs popcorn*
From what I recall very few ships from these engagements were "sunk" in battle but were rathere rendered immobile, captured, or surrendered. For the battle of Trafalgar for example, I believe there was only 1 ship sunk. All the other ships "lost" were captured and then sunk in the ensuing storm.
It would be great if you covered the important battles of WW1 such as the Somme or Verdun but anyways fell free to do what you want to do! Great vid as always!
@@KingsandGeneralscould I suggest that if you ever remake the Diodochi war series that you bring up the fact that many diadochi used alexanders portrait on there coins to try and help legitimate there claim to the empire. Also it feels criminal that the elephant denarius wasn't a footnote somewhere in the Gallic wars series. Very important and iconic coin. In general coinage history is rather underrated. Also great work on this series! Do you ever plan to finish it? Appreciate all the great content you make :)
I hope you guys do a series on the civil war... what would be great is the battle of Wilson’s creek. It’s lesser known yet is massive early battle that has a Union army outnumbered more than 2/1 with most of the confederate force being Missouri militia... It would be a great place to start and perhaps focus more on lesser known campaigns such as Perryville, Stones River.. 2nd Bull Run.. and the Seven Days... Also Franklin and Nashville would be great to cover showing the almost self destruction of the Confederate Western Army. Not that you would need it but I’m a student of the civil war and have spent over 20 years focusing most of my reading and research on the conflict. I would be happy to assist in anyway that you think I could possibly be of assistance... Hope you consider delving into the American Civil War I believe that it would be an excellent expansion of your previous work, and attract new followers that don’t study European history.
One thing to note during the Napoleonic wars is that a Homogeneous army with a centralized leadership will always have a huge advantage than a coalition with many leaders. An example is Austerlitz, napoleon didn't even convene his entire war council. He directed them with unquestionable authority while the other side bickered and was in dispute about the tactics. Because of this napoleon was always able to react in time while the other side lacked centralized leadership. Another example is when napoleon was faced with another well led homogeneous army he would struggle like with Marengo, Eylau, Borodino, these battles he won but he struggled non the less.
I hope you guys feel a little guilty making such wonderful content,because now I'm going to stop studying for my exam and will watch the entire 50 minute video a couple of times knowing that i will fail tomorrow miserably! lol Best of wishes,waiting for season 2 to come out as soon as possible.
Kings and Generals will you do that with the rest of the videos aswell? I think it's a great idea. It would be nice to have an hr lesson in why one shouldn't kill mongol envoys.
Earlier in the video you mentioned something about the haitian revolt. If is possible, can you make a video or more about that revolt + other revolts and military campaigns in that area, starting with the conquest and finishing with how those countries got their independence.
27:25 uhh as someone from jena i can say the way from the river up to the plateau is short but very steep. I cant imagine a force that sits on the plateau can loose this position. Well I don't know how the vegetation of this mountain was in this time but today the mountain itself is a forest and the plateu a pure grassland
The first episode of the second season is now up: ua-cam.com/video/k0eDQCuSjmA/v-deo.html
Your videos are amazing!!! I want to suggest you only one thing. Painting the map so it's easier to understand which territories belong to each faction
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Paul the first didn't just "die" he was assassinated by the British. There is no way in hell they didn't have a hand in his death. You should have said it but you left it out. Why?
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I am very happy that you mentioned the EXTREMELY important fact that the UK ordered the assassination of Czar Paul.
However, your overview of the battle of Austerlitz aka “Napoleon’s Masterpiece” was not only wrong on the facts (like the well known fact that the casualties on the “broken ice” that were increased by French propaganda orders of magnitude, and in reality numbered only several hundred is well known and widely distributed), but missing an entire section that was the apex of the battle. The arrival of Devout! LoL.
That was Napoleon’s whole plan.
This channel is the true King and General of UA-cam history channels!
EveryMan better than history channel.
EveryMan And hurtling towards God-King status
Ruben, we are going to change that. :-)
Kings and Generals
Production values on this channel are much greater than Historia Civilis IMO. I'm subbed to both, but this channel just seems like a more serious operation rather than a hobby or sideline.
This is a better documentary in every way(visuals,audio,content) than the ones in history channel
Thank you very much for that praise. :-)
Breaking news - Millennials are killing TV!
Kings and Generals This actually reminds of the old History Channel... Back when we still called it “The Hitler Channel”
History channel went to crap with the Ancient Aliens/Pawn Stars/American Pickers marathons that are always on. They wouldn't be bad if there was like 2 or 4 episodes a day, but the endless reruns to the exclusion of all else is ridiculous.
Nah EpicHistoryTV is better
I never clicked so fast since defeating a coalition 3 times in 3 days...
:D
😂😂😂😂
Who's this coming over the hill? Is it a monster? Nope, it's Sir Arthur Wellesley!
@@mustafabeer1791 Arthur Wellesley was just a lucky punk, chill.
Napoleon was/is Napoleon
Ah well, it was old Boney himself that said give me a lucky general, not bad for a jumped up little tyrant!
Either Napoleon is a genius. Or the Prussian, Austrian and Russian forces and leaders are incompetent mainly.
Napoleon was a great strategist, it is known. But still the incompetence at times is incredible.
Most of the times, it is about putting the things together. Napoleon had too much skill for his opponents.
Kings and Generals
I agree, but a few small details really rankle me, e.g - the use of different calendars during war time, especially when coordinating battlefiled and meeting pints over the course of weeks.
And there seems to be a massive lack of communication between anyone in the coalition.
I don't doubt his genius and skills though, I loved you're newest video about the peninsular wars and look forward too more!
I've been binging your videos for a few hours now lol.
It's easy to judge the Coalition in hindsight with the benefits of seeing things from a bird's-eye view
His opponents were competent, particularly Kutuzov for the Russians. But that is just it. They were competent but nothing special. Napoleon up to 1808 was nothing less than brilliant.
One thing to note here is that a Homogeneous army with a centralized leadership will always have a huge advantage than a coalition with many leaders. An example is Austerlitz, napoleon didnt even convene his entire war council. He directed them with unquestionable authority while the other side bickered and was in dispute about the tactics. Because of this napoleon was always able to react in time while the other side lacked centralized leadership. Another example is when napoleon was faced with another well led homogeneous army he would struggle like with Marengo, Eylau, Borodino, these battles he won but he struggled non the less.
No matter the unfortunate end, Napoleon had BALLS of steel. Rare leader...
I consider Napoleon to be an endlessly intriguing character to read about. And the battles he fought to be fun epics. At times I actually fine myself rooting for him. My compliments to those who made this video a reality.
It always amazes me that military leaders in pre-modern times had such a clear idea what was going on on the battlefield. They had no radios or telephones, or aircraft to fly over the area, and yet they were able to understand and respond to the enemies movements, move their forces and time their attack as if they were playing a video game or a game of chess.
Aliens 👽
they had scouts and binocluars. also horses and messengers. It would be a challenge, but possible
They had countless scouts , and messengers on horse . They knew exactly how long it took for the letter to arrive , and Napoleon had to also calculate in the delay for any order given . It’s was 24/7 , a constant chain of horses ready to relay the latest news . Napoleon would get messages non stop from different flanks in his army .
Part of it could be that they're armies were often on one giant battlefield, maybe a few miles across, instead of having dozens of small armies cruising all over the place in jeeps and humvees like we do now. Technology was worse, but big battles were more contained.
There is a reason the command was always on the highest elevation
I've just returned from shopping with few cans of beer. What a marvelous coincidence.
That is the best kind of shopping. :-) And by few, you mean 10, right? :-)
well i just 'saw a guy aboot a dug'...am tuning into this n tuning oot at the same time....yeeeeha!
Ten? Don't be silly. Exactly sixteen beers
It's been a year- grab a couple more beers and get this as a bonus- two incidents coming together in a funny way is a coincident* :D
48 minutes of awesome battles from an awesome commander? I know what I'm doing for the next 50 minutes...
Season 2 will be much better with improved visuals and animations :)
Kings and Generals Can't wait!
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watching this video and beating off😜
This is what the history channel wants to be when it grows up.
This Napoleon guy seems promising, I hope nothing bad will happen to him
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PrimalForlorn cough cough
Well... Napoleon's penis is in New Jersey... probably not his ideal.
The timing of the animated maps and narration are perfect. This is exactly the way people who enjoy re-fighting these battles with table top maps/counters or PC programs like to see them presented! Great work!
I am inlove with the Napoleonic series. I admire the way you recreate battles in a fantastic perspective.
Thank you! The second season should be even better. :-)
You guys got me interested in the Early Modern/Modern period of history with the Napoleonic Wars series. Didn't know much about it beforehand, I liked Classical and Medieval times more.
Glad to hear it. Antiquity and Medieval are interesting, but in terms of detail and facts, the Early Modern era is richer.
The first episode of the second season is now up: ua-cam.com/video/k0eDQCuSjmA/v-deo.html
So nice to hear. Napoleon is such an interesting historical figure, he casts an incredible aura over everyone.
This is a master piece... You guys truly have brought a monumental historical figure back to life... Napoleon is MASSIVE IN LIFE AND EVEN IN DEATH AS MILITARY COMMANDOR AND POLITICIAN. But his blunders showed his fragility as just a regular man TRYING TO ACHIEVE THE THINGS OF A god King...
Newer videos are better. :-)
Currently I am reading War and Peace, by Tolstoy and the visual explanation of the Napoleonic wars is so much help.
MANY THANKS.
Thanks for watching! Tolstoy is great, especially if you have time to contemplate. :-) We will cover all of the Napoleonic Wars, so be sure to subscribe!
This could be a movie night for me😃😃
:-)
The first episode of the second season is now up: ua-cam.com/video/k0eDQCuSjmA/v-deo.html
“Nelson confides that every man will do his duty” was the original message, but due to a shortage of time the quicker to send “ England Expects” was substituted. This was to cast a long shadow and inspire the Royal Navy for the next 200 years, as it still does.
Yeah too bad the UK isnt just "England" and includes other countries eh?
As the popular phrase goes; if Andrew Murray wins Wimbledon he’s Scottish, if not he’s British. Not especially proud of my country, but the growing romanticisation of nationalism worries me.
Nelson/England/Britain/U.K. doesn’t expect their Seaman to die. They expect them to win. Seaman did not put their lives at risk for King and Country, they did it for their shipmates and the prize money.
This is the first time that I watch a video with this length without skip. Even though I have watch all these videos separately, you guys really special and unique.
Thank you very much for being with us!
You guys just continue to blow me away with your quality and your choices of what to show us. Well done!
Glad to hear it! :-)
The subtle sarcasm of the narrator is what really lands this channel into my heart
This...this was simply amazing. Your channel is every history nerd and armchair general's dream. Kudos!
Thank you very much for the praise. We are working on the second season of the Napoleon Wars.
Kings and Generals has been one of my go-to channels whenever I need a summary of any event in history ❤️
Ramadan Started so sorry for being late 😅😅😅
Definitely best short movie I have ever seen
Ramadan mubarak!
Kings and Generals same to you sir
I will pray that your channel will reach atleats 300K by Eid
Least I can do for you
Terrific videos and information as usual. Keep up the good work y’all!
We will, thank you! :-)
@@KingsandGenerals ya, good stuff :)
Man you’re fast becoming the best documentary channel imo
Thank you very much! :-)
Undoubtedly the best video from Kings and generals
You always have a great analysis, K&G!
This truly is one of the best channels on UA-cam.
Thank you very much! :-)
Your videos are frighteningly good. I think you did your best one EVER with this one.
PLEASE keep this narrator...he is simply the best
OH MY GOODNESS! YES 50 Minutes of incredible history. THANK YOU!
Thank you for watching! Our Ottoman series will eventually be a 4-5 hour video, we hope. :-)
Can't wait!
What a great way to relax after a long day of studies, thank you so much for this great work !!
Thank you for watching!
Who here is a total war fan?
I am. :-)
I am... I have a picture(painting) of Napoleon in my bedroom
meh
@@markian788
Interesting.
I have a painting of Scipio Africanus.
Roma aeterna.
"ROME IS MOTHER TO US ALL!!!!!!"
TCA should really make Napoleon II and Empire II. It's possible but improbable which is like a sad dream.
I always enjoy these big documentaries. I listen to a bit every night before bed
Your work on all your videos are amazing, i love it 10/10. Keep it up guys.
Thank you, we will!
Yes, you do a excellent work. So i can only wish you do a video about the Swedish military history like the Great northen war or even some other more unusual and successful in our military history. You will be the first to do that kind of videos on whole youtube. I would be most honored.
This is a fantastic review of the Napoleonic war! Thank you!
Thanks for watching!
Watching this makes me want a napoleon two total war.. but with a world map attached.
Yeah, I wouldn't mind Total War: Napoleon 2!
These are splendid documentaries. So glad I found them.
Welcome aboard!
This is better than the History Channel.
Thank you for the kind praise!
Kings and Generals Your welcome.
Thanks. :-)
Love it. Also the length! The other ones are way too short In my opinion. Keep it up. Looking forward
Thanks again for this great production. One of histories great commanders.
Thanks for watching!
this is a Ramadan Kareem specialty ...thank you
Mubarak!
big fan of the channel , too bad we dont hear enough about The Old Guard , which is in my opinion , one of the best fighter regiment of all times
Thank you very much! We'll have a separate series on the armies of this period.
Nice can't wait for Season 2. I like these sort of documentary length videos! Keep it up! I'll watch it later, but (since I already watched them) I know they are top notch! keep it up!
We will, thank you very much! :-)
48:35 paused with the closed captioning on " but we'll be back in a few months with a second season containing at least five million videos"
*Grabs popcorn*
Lmao
this guy deserves every single sub. I have never seen anything so well put together and so brilliantly illustrated. bravo sir. bravo.
From what I recall very few ships from these engagements were "sunk" in battle but were rathere rendered immobile, captured, or surrendered. For the battle of Trafalgar for example, I believe there was only 1 ship sunk. All the other ships "lost" were captured and then sunk in the ensuing storm.
Well ye sinking engineering marvels is kind of difficult. No point sinking ships that could be captured or scrapped for parts
Man, such amazing production quality, I love this channel!
Thanks for the support! :-)
Awesome Fellas, now I havta get back to work cause I took 48.55 break! So looking forward to your next video!
Thank you, my friend. This Sunday, as usual. :-)
Kings and Generals right on!
The first episode of the second season is now up: ua-cam.com/video/k0eDQCuSjmA/v-deo.html
Thank you for making this one condensed video! Very much appreciated!
We appreciate you watching! :-)
This is gonna be EPIC!!
The second season will be even better. :-)
Looking forward to it!
Thank you for the great content!
Almost 49 minutes in one episode!!!
I'm blessed...
Thank you!
It would be great if you covered the important battles of WW1 such as the Somme or Verdun but anyways fell free to do what you want to do!
Great vid as always!
We will :)
@@KingsandGeneralscould I suggest that if you ever remake the Diodochi war series that you bring up the fact that many diadochi used alexanders portrait on there coins to try and help legitimate there claim to the empire.
Also it feels criminal that the elephant denarius wasn't a footnote somewhere in the Gallic wars series. Very important and iconic coin. In general coinage history is rather underrated.
Also great work on this series! Do you ever plan to finish it?
Appreciate all the great content you make :)
Good to be back watching these amazing videos made by an amazing person (people if you work with a team)! Keep up the great work. Vive la France!
We will, thank you very much! :-)
"napoleon started forming a new order in Germany"
- A new order rising in germany isnt ususally a very good sign
Nazi Germany: *"crackles in V1 rockets."*
EU: “act natural and they might not draw the connection..”
Amazing the effort to make such a magnific documentary! Well done!
Thank you for watching!
hey your videos are fantastic, but can you include a distance scale on the screen so we can see/approximate the distances that forces are moving?
Thank you! We tried on a few occasions, but it never worked. Will try again.
Amazing video as always !! Please, continue your OTTOMAN series. I liked it very much. Thank you !!!
Thank you! Working on it.
Amazing Work, can't wait for season 2
Thank you! Very soon!
Thank you so much for uploading this video. It is helping me get through the pandemic!
I just felt that I'm in spaceship while watching these bloody wars from top.
Ah! Napoleon was tough man.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thank you for it!
Outstanding content! Outside of Vikings, this is better than anything aired on the History Channel over the past decade.
Thank you, good sir! :-)
"This is the Kings and Generals Channel and we are fucking awesome" - should be the tagline
Thank you! :-)
OMG A MASSIVE VIDEO MORE LIKE A MOVIE FOR NAPOLEON I WAS WAITING FORWARD FOR THIS VID! BEST CHANNEL EVER
C’mon, it’s been six months since the Freidland video! Eagerly waiting for second season.
True. Working on it. :-)
I hope you guys do a series on the civil war... what would be great is the battle of Wilson’s creek. It’s lesser known yet is massive early battle that has a Union army outnumbered more than 2/1 with most of the confederate force being Missouri militia... It would be a great place to start and perhaps focus more on lesser known campaigns such as Perryville, Stones River.. 2nd Bull Run.. and the Seven Days... Also Franklin and Nashville would be great to cover showing the almost self destruction of the Confederate Western Army. Not that you would need it but I’m a student of the civil war and have spent over 20 years focusing most of my reading and research on the conflict. I would be happy to assist in anyway that you think I could possibly be of assistance... Hope you consider delving into the American Civil War I believe that it would be an excellent expansion of your previous work, and attract new followers that don’t study European history.
Cant wait for season 2!
Looks really good. :-)
Question: What happened to the POWs in the Napoleonic wars and are there any great escape stories?
Marshall Davout was the true spiritual heir of Napoléon a real military genius too !
The Mongol Empire video is really good. As a reader from John Man's book about it, it feels really accurate.
A nice movie there,good job KaG
Thank you for watching :)
One thing to note during the Napoleonic wars is that a Homogeneous army with a centralized leadership will always have a huge advantage than a coalition with many leaders. An example is Austerlitz, napoleon didn't even convene his entire war council. He directed them with unquestionable authority while the other side bickered and was in dispute about the tactics. Because of this napoleon was always able to react in time while the other side lacked centralized leadership. Another example is when napoleon was faced with another well led homogeneous army he would struggle like with Marengo, Eylau, Borodino, these battles he won but he struggled non the less.
Absolutely stunning!
Thank you!
Thank you!! Always looking for good history docs!!
Combining the individual videos, into one short film? Hell yes, sir *salutes*
Oh baby...and you used Napoleon Total War music.
God damnit Villanueve
Thanks for watching! :-) The second season will be even longer and better. :-)
Kings and Generals That’s what she said.
I need prepare for my finals and here I am watching a marvelous piece of video
Go and prepare for your exam, the video will be here. :-)
Great video can you do one like this for Rome?
Thanks. Not yet, we still need to make more videos on Rome before then.
I hope you guys feel a little guilty making such wonderful content,because now I'm going to stop studying for my exam and will watch the entire 50 minute video a couple of times knowing that i will fail tomorrow miserably! lol
Best of wishes,waiting for season 2 to come out as soon as possible.
Thank you very much and best of luck with your studies. :-)
Is this the summary of already made videos?
That is correct. To watch all in one place.
Kings and Generals will you do that with the rest of the videos aswell? I think it's a great idea. It would be nice to have an hr lesson in why one shouldn't kill mongol envoys.
Planning to!
Just over a year ago this beauty of a video was released. Thank you for this great content.
Instant LIKE
Thank you!
Wow, what an excellent full edition~~~
Thank you very much!
Can't wait for the next season to come out. Do you think that will be soon?
Relatively soon, we are working on it!
Kings and Generals thank you so much! Great quality illustrations, music and narration makes these Napoleonic videos fascinating.
another masterpiece by kings and generals
thank you
Thank you for watching!
I live for this
:-)
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Yes great work guys ! Better than the history channel 👍🏻
Thank you for watching!
omg best channel
Thank you for watching :)
kings and generals you are the master of history
Thank you for watching! :-)
Plz do more Napoleon battles
Maybe penesla war
We will.
A GOOD 50 min educational video on the Napoleonic wars? Sweet sugary jesus yes
Very good video but can you make some Timurid invasions?
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The best You tube channel ever
Thank you :)
Can you please add Circassia on the maps for your future projects?
Indeed, not once I have seen it on the maps on this channel.
Hopefully, your alt accounts also liked the video. :-)
I have three channels, and a few friends to rally, cames in handy))
Please tell me what you think: ua-cam.com/video/T-SxY7biw7M/v-deo.html
Great one as usual!
Thank you!
Earlier in the video you mentioned something about the haitian revolt. If is possible, can you make a video or more about that revolt + other revolts and military campaigns in that area, starting with the conquest and finishing with how those countries got their independence.
We'll need to consider it!
Kings and Generals Thank you.
The first episode of the second season is now up: ua-cam.com/video/k0eDQCuSjmA/v-deo.html
some years later greece started their own indipendecne war, and Haiti was the first country that recognized the independent country of Greece
Can't wait for season two! Napoleon versus the seasons
Plz Battle of Borodino 😊😊😊
It will be part of the third season! :-)
Omkar Kulkarni yeah that will be good. The Battle that ultimately led to napoleon's downfall, I'm looking forward to it. 👍
27:25 uhh as someone from jena i can say the way from the river up to the plateau is short but very steep. I cant imagine a force that sits on the plateau can loose this position. Well I don't know how the vegetation of this mountain was in this time but today the mountain itself is a forest and the plateu a pure grassland