julius caesar and his men really were larger than life characters, the history of the relationship between him and his legions could be a book in of itself.
I just think it’s crazy that literally as long as humanity exists, the name Gaius Julius Ceasar will be remembered and fabled. Is that not true immortality?
Litteraly what i was thinking, he is one of the most famous people that has lived on this earth, even when people dont know who he is, they always know his name and know he was roman, which in itself explains how popular he actually was, same with Alexander the great, names that will travel until the end of times.
@@philipdangelo6602 i dont think they did, i dont think anyone is aware of their greatness until they die, and yet when they die they still live, inside of us.
@@alteisengenji8874 He himself is a 'great' person but if he didn't have legions such as the 10th and vice versa he wouldn't do much. He made them and they in turn made him.
They were taken the piss. "look at us been made equestrian noble posh high society" he promised to promote us to cohorts and is better than his word. Just like on Ceaser's triumph they sang something about lock up your woman cause Ceaser will bang them. Just tongue and cheek
I didn't know that the 10th were Spaniards. It makes sense when I now think about it. The Romans adopted a great deal of lessons from their wars in Spain, including the Gladius, the short sword which would remain a Roman stable for several centuries. I guess I will have to read more about the Roman conquest of Spain.
I'm currently reading the book about this period and the conquest of Gaul. It's awesome how we can learn about things that happened 2,000 years ago in such detail.
Wonderful video! Caesar really was brilliant, both as a general and as a leader. He had keen insight into human nature and seemed to have a gift for motivating his men. Like Alexander he shared the hardships & dangers with his men or at least appeared to. He very often lead from the front, sword in hand.
I just came across your channel today and I love it dude. It's just like you said in your first video. Many people don't talk about the units and men themselves who won the battle for Rome but rather Rome as a whole. Shedding light on the men themselves is just as much an important part of history as anything else. And the deeds they did do deserve to be remembered.
The production quality of this documentary is amazing. The narrator. Production. The music. Oh the music. It works. And the size of these battles are of a scale that many do not realise. For example that battle between the Romans and the German King. The battle front was in excess of 4 miles wide. It would take a horse at full gallop over 3 minutes to run from one end to the other. On perfectly flat terrain. When you realise this. You then really appreciate the skill of the Roman's. Their Millitery Maxim, Command structure and their General Caesar. Thank you for making this.
Your videos are one of the best here. They are so straight to the point I have no words to describe it! Thank you for this gold knowledge. Please make more interesting videos about Rome.
To be honest, spanish people as a whole have always been fabled for fighting, so to speak. When the Spanish Empire was in it's golden age, after a great victory over Francisco I ,King of France,was taken prisioner and taken to Madrid. When he got there, and the first thing he saw was small kids playing around with wooden swords, he said: " it is as if the country itself gives birth to armed men" (roughly translated from Spanish)
Great battles all around ! Lots of Victories for the awesome Roman Empire civilization, govt, generals., & economy. Looking forward to seeing part 2 of the 10th Legion !
You need to do Vid on XI Claudia ( the only Legion allowed to have Trident and dolphin and color blue on there shields- Given promission By J.Ceasar after battle of Alesia no other Legion was ever allowed to use anything but Eagle wings of Juipter and Lighting bolts). XI has the most Impressive war record of over 500 years Never defeated in battle station from Germania to Black sea , Romania, Judea, and invasion and defeat of Parthia and sack of its capital. And corrections in HBO Rome series Lucius Vorenus and Titus Pullo were of the XI Claudia not the 13th. Final Note as said only XI Claudia was allowed the color blue on shield and Symbols of Neptune due to fact Legion was raised Mainly by Sammities ( but not only). Who Were merged with Trojan survivors who also worship Neptune , Apollo and Diana ). Only the praetorian guard was allowed the Purple but they were not a Legion. Any thing showing Roman legions using any other color is not historical correct !
Thank you so much for your comment! I am glad you're aware that the two protagonist centurions from HBO's Rome are actually from the 11th. I will definitely state that when I make a video about them, and the 11th is definitely on my list of top 10 of the most popular and effective. Your analysis of the shields is very intriguing, as I originally wanted to include a description in every video about how each Legion's shield looked. However, since only one "scutum" was ever found, this information is very hard to get, and much of my sources contradict each other in terms of their design. I would appreciate it greatly if you could list your sources, which I will definitely use for my future videos. Cheers!
Great documentary, I came your way from Told in Stone. I’d love to see the best approximate maps of Europe that the Roman’s had when maps are needed - rather than modern day maps. It’s just adds to the emersion I felt watching the doco. Great overall, thank you for putting this together for all of us history fans 😉
Just subbed! This channel is about to blow up so long as the editing and content quality remain consistent. Really happy when i get in on the ground floor on new channels knowing they'll grow!👍🏽
I have been looking for a channel that covers specific legions, you came to the aid. You are now my favorite youtuber by far, you earn my a sub by far. You will be famous someday and I am honored to be your 77 subscriber.
Haha, thanks a lot for the support! It seems you are one of the many curious historians I started this channel for. I'll try my best to keep that "favorite youtuber" title. Cheers!
@@HistoriaMilitum I immediately subscribed after I saw your first video. It is so well done and just neatly presented. I was looking for this type of content a couple of weeks ago and thank God your video landed in my recommendations. You will one day become a massive youtuber. Well, see you man.
Haahaha im 848 and even im honoured to be in the under thousand regime... my gran child's will talk about tis day as an day of envy for my bloodline and a mark thust must be celebrated
Waiting for part 2 man! Please upload it fast and I hope and wish you alot of more subscribers in the coming time. Appreciation for your all this hard and good work,keep it up brother 😊
@@HistoriaMilitum No Problem I'm playing Rome 2 this evening actually. Have the Roman Expansion mod installed so Caesar can command the "Legio X Equestris" your video was a perfect find.
Dude, your videos are great! Such a thorough analysis of the individual legions falls into a niche that isn't well explored on UA-cam so hopefully your channel will grow. But in the meantime, you've got a new subscriber in me
come on man why do you only have 3 videos?? make more videos already and lets make your channel on par with kings and general ;) well done dude cant wait for more content! keep up the amazing job!
Thanks for your comment! In part 2, I will mention how arguably the most important battle of the civil wars, Pharsalus, was anchored around the 10th Legion alone, as both Caesar and Pompey knew the 10th would be the driving force in the battle. The Legions are far more overlooked than anyone would seem to think, and I hope to reveal this as best as I can.
But Titus Pullo & Lucius Vorenus said it’s the 13th all the way. Legio XIII Gemina FTW!😉👍 Great stuff as always I’m a US Army veteran & big history buff, especially military history. Two of my favorite eras are WW2 & the Roman Republic/Roman Empire. During these periods some of history’s most powerful, devastating & influential armies ever known to man walked the earth. As WW2 wasn’t that long ago, we have tons of surviving artifacts, relics & memorabilia from the era. Extant items from the Roman Empire are fewer & far between. Most of the existing stuff is in museum & private ownership of Roman Empire relics is rare. It’s amazing how the earth around the Roman fort of Vindolanda was conducive to preservation. Vindilanda was a fort along Hadrian’s Wall in England as you know. It’s amazing how advanced Rome was & how the good the quality was of unstandardized items were from the period despite not having modern machinery & mass production techniques among other things. It’s a shame the Empire was so long ago that there aren’t more examples of well preserved mint condition Roman Army items like the gladius sword & lorica segmentata armor available. Here in NY at our museums they have some great Egyptian, Roman, & Medieval items. It’s amazing to see items from antiquity. Before the era of film that preserved moments in history, it’s books & animated videos like this which give us insight into historical periods & events. It’s the closest thing we have to a time machine. Thanks for all of your superlative effort that you put into this. Keep up the great work!🙂👍 I think vids like this help the younger generations engage more & make learning history fun. It seems like we need to teach history more because people are literally rewriting history. People are more interested in the Khardasian’s which illustrates the sad state of affairs of these modern times. It’s vids like these that help make learning fun & god knows we need to educate more. I was watching a video today of a guy asking UCLA students “What ocean borders the East Coast of the US” & most people couldn’t answer.😧🫤😵 Like WTF? We have easy access to loads of information in the palms of our hands yet it seems like people are more ignorant these days, which is probably not PC to say, but oh well. DaVinci, Michaelangelo, Socrates, Plato & Aristotle all had to learn by candlelight & some form of paper if it was around. What a timeline we live in.🫠😑 Anyway, cheers!🤘
second vid same day as I subbed.Only thing is there isn't enough content to binge watch, but that'll be soon a thing of the past. This channel will grow and I'm proud to be on board as subber #667.
julius caesar and his men really were larger than life characters, the history of the relationship between him and his legions could be a book in of itself.
Agreed. I hope they at least make a movie! We could really use a quality Roman movie...
@@HistoriaMilitum for sure
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@@HistoriaMilitum Nah itll never fit a movie, there's too much. We need HBO's Rome to be rebooted with Game of Thrones levels of resources.
I swear, the best documentaries on are youtube right now. It's a golden age!
@James Rooks Your opinion is invalid
Totally right. So much great work on here. Very well researched, hope this is monetised as they more than earned my view!
Seen em all.
Very true.
@James Rooks i bet you watch CNN...
I just think it’s crazy that literally as long as humanity exists, the name Gaius Julius Ceasar will be remembered and fabled. Is that not true immortality?
Litteraly what i was thinking, he is one of the most famous people that has lived on this earth, even when people dont know who he is, they always know his name and know he was roman, which in itself explains how popular he actually was, same with Alexander the great, names that will travel until the end of times.
@@solinvictus2045 makes me wonder if they understood just how much they were going to change the course of the world.
@@philipdangelo6602 i dont think they did, i dont think anyone is aware of their greatness until they die, and yet when they die they still live, inside of us.
Like A fkn man!
could be attributed to the european expansion a thousand years after
It’s amazing, how time has passed, and yet these men will never be forgotten, Rome will never be forgotten. Ave Roma!
@Rome total war 2 Quintilius Varus, give me back my legions!
if u think about it, rome never fell it may well be controlling us right now
They left the greatest and long lasting legacy than any other empires in the world. The only empire that ruled Europe for 500 years with an iron fist.
2nd year Latin. Caesar gallic wars.
Vive l'Empereur !!!
Caesar with his forced marches and engineering were terrifying and awesome.
he was a brilliant tactician.
Some would say the Caesar was only good because of his legions but I would say that he was a lion leading an army of lions.
@@alteisengenji8874 He himself is a 'great' person but if he didn't have legions such as the 10th and vice versa he wouldn't do much. He made them and they in turn made him.
@James Rooks the battle of Alesia was insane
one observation though, he regularly guilt-trips the 10th Legion to do his bidding
5:28 A joke so legendary it made Caesar laugh and random people 2000 years later.
A joke, that I sadly, do not get.
They were taken the piss. "look at us been made equestrian noble posh high society" he promised to promote us to cohorts and is better than his word.
Just like on Ceaser's triumph they sang something about lock up your woman cause Ceaser will bang them. Just tongue and cheek
@@littlefinger5812 ☝️
@@littlefinger5812
Me neither.
Thats crazy 😂
I didn't know that the 10th were Spaniards. It makes sense when I now think about it. The Romans adopted a great deal of lessons from their wars in Spain, including the Gladius, the short sword which would remain a Roman stable for several centuries. I guess I will have to read more about the Roman conquest of Spain.
one downvote? must be a gallic barbarian. ..
there is 5 dislikes there now.
Pompeians
Savages
Probs a filthy germ
Must be from a Catoist.
I'm currently reading the book about this period and the conquest of Gaul. It's awesome how we can learn about things that happened 2,000 years ago in such detail.
Wonderful video! Caesar really was brilliant, both as a general and as a leader. He had keen insight into human nature and seemed to have a gift for motivating his men. Like Alexander he shared the hardships & dangers with his men or at least appeared to. He very often lead from the front, sword in hand.
I just came across your channel today and I love it dude. It's just like you said in your first video. Many people don't talk about the units and men themselves who won the battle for Rome but rather Rome as a whole. Shedding light on the men themselves is just as much an important part of history as anything else. And the deeds they did do deserve to be remembered.
Continue this series please. We get the macro events of these battles all the time, but the micro events get overlooked.
Wow...what a quality video! Great work!!!
Looking forward to see part 2
The production quality of this documentary is amazing. The narrator. Production. The music. Oh the music. It works.
And the size of these battles are of a scale that many do not realise. For example that battle between the Romans and the German King. The battle front was in excess of 4 miles wide. It would take a horse at full gallop over 3 minutes to run from one end to the other. On perfectly flat terrain. When you realise this. You then really appreciate the skill of the Roman's. Their Millitery Maxim, Command structure and their General Caesar.
Thank you for making this.
Your videos are one of the best here. They are so straight to the point I have no words to describe it! Thank you for this gold knowledge. Please make more interesting videos about Rome.
To be honest, spanish people as a whole have always been fabled for fighting, so to speak. When the Spanish Empire was in it's golden age, after a great victory over Francisco I ,King of France,was taken prisioner and taken to Madrid. When he got there, and the first thing he saw was small kids playing around with wooden swords, he said: " it is as if the country itself gives birth to armed men" (roughly translated from Spanish)
This is just great, honestly the best on the Legions I've seen on UA-cam. Awesome job!
This was excellent! Well produced and really informative. I can’t wait to watch the rest of your stuff 👍
Great battles all around ! Lots of Victories for the awesome Roman Empire civilization, govt, generals., & economy. Looking forward to seeing part 2 of the 10th Legion !
Dude...watching this is an experience.
Bravo!................................Bravo!!!............and..............................Encore!!!!!!!
a really informative vid, thank you for giving us a brief insight about this legion's history!
Thank you so much for making this video. I briefly thought about writing a book about the 10th Legion. Can't wait for part 2!
You need to do Vid on XI Claudia ( the only Legion allowed to have Trident and dolphin and color blue on there shields- Given promission By J.Ceasar after battle of Alesia no other Legion was ever allowed to use anything but Eagle wings of Juipter and Lighting bolts).
XI has the most Impressive war record of over 500 years Never defeated in battle station from Germania to Black sea , Romania, Judea, and invasion and defeat of Parthia and sack of its capital. And corrections in HBO Rome series Lucius Vorenus and Titus Pullo were of the XI Claudia not the 13th.
Final Note as said only XI Claudia was allowed the color blue on shield and Symbols of Neptune due to fact Legion was raised Mainly by Sammities ( but not only). Who Were merged with Trojan survivors who also worship Neptune , Apollo and Diana ). Only the praetorian guard was allowed the Purple but they were not a Legion. Any thing showing Roman legions using any other color is not historical correct !
Thank you so much for your comment! I am glad you're aware that the two protagonist centurions from HBO's Rome are actually from the 11th. I will definitely state that when I make a video about them, and the 11th is definitely on my list of top 10 of the most popular and effective.
Your analysis of the shields is very intriguing, as I originally wanted to include a description in every video about how each Legion's shield looked. However, since only one "scutum" was ever found, this information is very hard to get, and much of my sources contradict each other in terms of their design.
I would appreciate it greatly if you could list your sources, which I will definitely use for my future videos. Cheers!
List the sources dude
also V Macedonicahas blue on the sields (or at least in soem reenactment groups they have)
As a history infatuated student, this channel is among the sweetest s treats for my brain to indulge and savor!
Great documentary, I came your way from Told in Stone. I’d love to see the best approximate maps of Europe that the Roman’s had when maps are needed - rather than modern day maps. It’s just adds to the emersion I felt watching the doco. Great overall, thank you for putting this together for all of us history fans 😉
Thank you for this. Please keep them coming. Your doing a great job.
Thanks for the support on every video, Garrett!
@@HistoriaMilitum Did the Legions have the look as depicted in the art?
@@sunofpeter2 Which aspect are you referring to specifically?
Loved your presentation, the threading of events and the trivias made it all the more interesting.
Bro, this is sooooo good! Keep going, you feed my hunger for knowledge!
I'm very glad to hear that! Will be uploading part 2 very soon.
Just subbed!
This channel is about to blow up so long as the editing and content quality remain consistent.
Really happy when i get in on the ground floor on new channels knowing they'll grow!👍🏽
Maravilloso documental 👏🏻. Gracias desde Galicia, España 🇪🇦
Awesome man! I was so looking forward to someone creating this content! Keep up the good work..
Extraordinary video! Greatings!
Caesar , with the 13th legion , crosses the Rubicon !! Can't wait !!
This is such a great idea for a channel. Keep up the great work!
This was an incredibly informative video. Very well done, keep it going!
Love your videos man and I look forward to seeing your videos about all the roman legions
Finally an awesome history lesson on the immortal 10th Legion!
Absolutley fantastic! Keep up the amazing work!
Been wanting someone to do videos on each legion. Can’t wait for the rest of the legions
i im italian since july this year 2022 and since then im facinated by the roman history thanks for making this amazing videos
I have been looking for a channel that covers specific legions, you came to the aid. You are now my favorite youtuber by far, you earn my a sub by far. You will be famous someday and I am honored to be your 77 subscriber.
Haha, thanks a lot for the support! It seems you are one of the many curious historians I started this channel for. I'll try my best to keep that "favorite youtuber" title. Cheers!
@@HistoriaMilitum I immediately subscribed after I saw your first video. It is so well done and just neatly presented. I was looking for this type of content a couple of weeks ago and thank God your video landed in my recommendations. You will one day become a massive youtuber. Well, see you man.
Haahaha im 848 and even im honoured to be in the under thousand regime... my gran child's will talk about tis day as an day of envy for my bloodline and a mark thust must be celebrated
@@jonrunargislason1884 His channel recently exploded, too.
@@HistoriaMilitum Told you man, you doing amazing right now.
Those total war tactical view moments are so cool :)
Keep up the good work! Your efforts will definitely pay off
Great video, keep up the amazing work
Awesome! Love this series, great attention to detail & storytelling. Well done!
I stubled into this beautiful channel expecting hundreds of videos. Now I cant wait for the next
Loving these videos, great work. Keep them coming!
THIS MAN IS THE BEST HISTORIAN ON UA-cam BECAUSE HE TIME STAMPS AND SOURCES WHAT HE SAYS!!!!!
Waiting for part 2 man! Please upload it fast and I hope and wish you alot of more subscribers in the coming time. Appreciation for your all this hard and good work,keep it up brother 😊
Thanks for the kind words, I'm working on it currently!
Will always support you 😊
Thank you for the video, very compact and very informative! Great to have more such series. Good luck with the channel.
Much appreciated!
awesome, well done! Looking forward too part 2
Love these videos. Happily subscribed right away.
Many thanks to you, friend!
@@HistoriaMilitum No Problem I'm playing Rome 2 this evening actually. Have the Roman Expansion mod installed so Caesar can command the "Legio X Equestris" your video was a perfect find.
There's not a lot of channels I check for new videos, but hey you do a great job
Great videos. Enjoy your content. Keep it up brother
Just found your channel and instantly subscribed. Great content based on research. Keep the videos coming up!
Thank you for this knowledge of the 10th. Subscribed. Excellent presentation and story telling.
This is outstanding work sir
this is epic mate, liked and subbed, keep making content
I love this 👏🏻 waiting for part 2!
YESSSS!! Idgaf if I'm first! You uploading a new video on the 10th Equestris just made my night!
Like the last video, another job well done!
I appreciate the enthusiasm! Can't wait to release the 2nd part..
Great videos i look forward to learning about all the legions
Splendid work here Filaxim Historia. Much thanks.
Really good video, I like your use of Rome 2 to show the battle in an interactive way. I look forward to seeing the history of many more legions.
Wow this was amazing! We want more!
Looking forward to the next one. Man these are great!
Dude you're awesome, keep it up, I look forward to seeing more content!
1st time watcer 1st time subscriber. glad I found your channel I kept on seeing the same videos over and over again
Dude, your videos are great! Such a thorough analysis of the individual legions falls into a niche that isn't well explored on UA-cam so hopefully your channel will grow. But in the meantime, you've got a new subscriber in me
i do not want to hear the end of the 10th legion
i do not want to hear the end of the 10th legion
I just assumed you had made dozens of these, very well put together. Please make more :)
Just started a few months back... I'll release them as soon as I have more ready!
Only just found this channel, keep it up, always loved unit histories of all time periods.
Read the book pax Romana very good book from Adrian Coldsworthy. Very intrasting
Great video, dude. Cheers from Brazil.
Very glad i found this channel, keep it up :)
Already a great channel this good
Awesome channel glad I found it!
Love stories about the 10th Legion. Such great military history and tradition for their day.
**_LEGIO X Public Relations Officer riding in formation into battle with his iphone held aloft on a selfie stick_**
Excellent footage
Great job brother
Great work man
Outstanding Summary. MUST Watch.
Another great man vid can’t wait for part 2!
I'm Glad you enjoyed!
@@HistoriaMilitum when will part 2 be out
Legion X approves
Man as a new history student, this has been a pleasure to watch. Thank you!
come on man why do you only have 3 videos?? make more videos already and lets make your channel on par with kings and general ;) well done dude cant wait for more content! keep up the amazing job!
I greatly appreciate you support, I'll try my best!
wow...been looking for something on the tenth...so happy well done
Great Job, until your videos I didn't really take much notice on the specific legions, I'm amazed at how much I was missing out on.
Thanks for your comment! In part 2, I will mention how arguably the most important battle of the civil wars, Pharsalus, was anchored around the 10th Legion alone, as both Caesar and Pompey knew the 10th would be the driving force in the battle. The Legions are far more overlooked than anyone would seem to think, and I hope to reveal this as best as I can.
I hope youll become successful i really enjoy your content. i love supporting small channels subbed.
I almost roared when that first soldier of the 10th disembarked
You deserve so much more attention and suscribers! Keep it up, love the Roman History.
again great man.good job!
Man I love these videos, please keep making them
Looking forward to part 2
This is pure class!!!amazing content!!!
where is the second part? great video
But Titus Pullo & Lucius Vorenus said it’s the 13th all the way. Legio XIII Gemina FTW!😉👍
Great stuff as always I’m a US Army veteran & big history buff, especially military history. Two of my favorite eras are WW2 & the Roman Republic/Roman Empire. During these periods some of history’s most powerful, devastating & influential armies ever known to man walked the earth.
As WW2 wasn’t that long ago, we have tons of surviving artifacts, relics & memorabilia from the era. Extant items from the Roman Empire are fewer & far between. Most of the existing stuff is in museum & private ownership of Roman Empire relics is rare. It’s amazing how the earth around the Roman fort of Vindolanda was conducive to preservation. Vindilanda was a fort along Hadrian’s Wall in England as you know. It’s amazing how advanced Rome was & how the good the quality was of unstandardized items were from the period despite not having modern machinery & mass production techniques among other things. It’s a shame the Empire was so long ago that there aren’t more examples of well preserved mint condition Roman Army items like the gladius sword & lorica segmentata armor available. Here in NY at our museums they have some great Egyptian, Roman, & Medieval items. It’s amazing to see items from antiquity.
Before the era of film that preserved moments in history, it’s books & animated videos like this which give us insight into historical periods & events. It’s the closest thing we have to a time machine. Thanks for all of your superlative effort that you put into this. Keep up the great work!🙂👍 I think vids like this help the younger generations engage more & make learning history fun.
It seems like we need to teach history more because people are literally rewriting history. People are more interested in the Khardasian’s which illustrates the sad state of affairs of these modern times. It’s vids like these that help make learning fun & god knows we need to educate more. I was watching a video today of a guy asking UCLA students “What ocean borders the East Coast of the US” & most people couldn’t answer.😧🫤😵 Like WTF? We have easy access to loads of information in the palms of our hands yet it seems like people are more ignorant these days, which is probably not PC to say, but oh well. DaVinci, Michaelangelo, Socrates, Plato & Aristotle all had to learn by candlelight & some form of paper if it was around. What a timeline we live in.🫠😑 Anyway, cheers!🤘
What an amazing video, both content and animations are top notch man! Cannot wait for part 2 to be released
hey great video ~!!! cant wait for part 2 !! I'll have to play Tw Rome 2 until it does lol .
second vid same day as I subbed.Only thing is there isn't enough content to binge watch, but that'll be soon a thing of the past. This channel will grow and I'm proud to be on board as subber #667.
Love your vids bruh... looking forward to seeing more 👌👌👌
cant wait. great channel
incredible, please keep doing these.