Battle of Agincourt 25 October 1415
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- The Battle of Agincourt was an English victory in the Hundred Years' War. It took place on 25 October 1415 (Saint Crispin's Day) near Azincourt, in northern France.[
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3:15 actually Henry V (fifth) and Not Henry VIII (eighth)
I thought it was quite good until I heard that clear mistake
Made me laugh.
Big Henry VIII would have been fine.
Don’t stop making these. Your videos stand with the many of the other battlefield history channels. I frankly think the animations place your videos a step above most other videos. Soon enough you’ll get a break from the algorithm and your channel will explode.
awesome animations, i love the overland view with the little soldiers, it really puts the numbers into perspective!
Love your videos. I hope your work gets the recognition it deserves!!
Excellent video, very informative. As a Breton, I'm happy to see my country shown on the map, in its true borders, and idependant as it was during this era. When this kind of historic topic is shown in french productions, breton borders always mysteriously disappear...
Thanks for this. keep it up.
This channel is so amazing. I wish more people would reach out with their fascination with history. It is definitely interesting
I thought it was a soft G in Agincourt? The village near the battle site has an amazing museum about this battle. Also theres a *slight* rise at the English end of the field, so the french were also fighting up hill.
It is a soft G in both french and english.
Yeah the 'T' on the end is silent too I believe
13:15 Henry the Eighth? 😅
slip of the tongue
@@battlesin3d70 I see others who have picked this up. My advice would be to pin a comment at the top to make this correction. otherwise you will have many more observant people commenting on this. Although with that said, all comments help the algorithm, maybe stay schtum 😄
Only negative about these videos is that I can’t watch them while making dinner. Can’t miss one second
The amount of times I have to go back then seconds because I don't want to miss anything either is mad. What's for dinner mate? Anything nice?
Thank you for uploading this. Big fan of this battle. " we band of brothers" comes from the Shakespeare play Henry the fifth.
Been keeping my eye out for your next video. Great work guys
Henry VIII! I don’t claim to know a great deal about this battle but I am sure Henry VIII was not injured by an axe at this battle. Henry V was, but I am certain Henry VIII was not even born at the time.
Heck, Henry VIII was in a whole other different dynasty.
Good catch I noticed this as well
I heard it as well...its all good..
@@jaredgarbo3679heck, the war of the roses hadn’t even happened yet.
Glad I caught this channel early. Good stuff.
Very well done, great narration and volume balancing between music, battle, and narrator very very very well done. I am definitely looking forward to seeing more videos that you produce. Hope you stay with it! Give it time and you’ll be challenging Kings and General, HistoryMarche, and all the big history UA-cam channels!
Great work! And thank you!
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never seen this channel before but in the first 10 seconds im subbing. the voice and graphics, im here for it
Amazing video and animations! Keep it up!
This is like a wet dream that’s become true. Cannot say how much I love and appreciate the details of the events in the battle!!
Please continue making these, they are very informative and different from just regular history channels. The 3d aspect is always awesome, too. Looking forward to new ones!
Thanks!
It’s extremely difficult to find English language resources that are sympathetic to the Valois cause, or at least, not weighted towards the English perspective of the War. That’s why we always hear about Crécy, Agincourt, and Poitiers, but decisive and impressive victories by the French at Patay, Formigny and Castillon are virtually unknown in the Anglophone world.
Awesome videos!! The only complaint I have is that there aren't more of them...
Thanks!! coming soon
Amazing work!!
These are amazing!! Please keep making more!!
Thanks!!!
We few. We happy few....we band of brothers. For he who sheds his blood with me today shall be my brother...
Keep up the good work and I'll make you one of my favorite history UA-camrs making historical battles look accurate!
Thanks!
@@battlesin3d70 Anytime!
Please keep making these
I liked the breakdown of the armor and weapons etc. thank you! This channel is sick
thanks!
Awesome work! By the way if anyone wants to play that game its a Medieval kingdoms 1212 ad mod for Total War Attila
This video really shows that the battle wasn’t such a “miracle that they won” as much as many english speakers want you to believe it.
I really enjoyed this. Brilliant. I'm a subscriber, and love your work. I'm hoping UA-cam will let the algorithm work in your favour. Im hoping the view count will grow for you.
I'm really digging this man. Been a history buff since 12. Thus time period especially. I spent years playing a PC game with this battle. I have studied formations, tools used by each formation, and thus is about as close to what I believe it was.
excelent content and presentation
Incredible
Please make more videos 🙏
Fun fact - Welsh men died on both sides in this battle. The Welsh who fought for the French that day were part of Glyndwr forces. Dafydd Gam the famous opponent of Owain Glyndwr , he died fighting for the English.
In the same way that there are Russians and Belarusians fighting for Ukraine. I like fun facts. I guess the Welsh were predominantly longbow men on side of the English.
Great video
I love the narration.
I can’t get over the mispronunciation and misspelling though.
It was King Henry V, not Henry VIII as your narrator said. Quite an important point I would say.
this is a good animetion and good battle feld and 3D this is very good can you make like a samuri civil war and fell of troy?
probably later
@@battlesin3d70 I know so little about historical battles, so little that I don't even know who won. This is why I enjoy your content. the force sizes, groupings, terrain etc, and then how the battle progresses. I loved the battle of Crecy, and have been with you from the beginning, I got lucky in catching your first video.
Not "Henry the Eighth"-slip of the tongue
I put a time marker at that spot. 😉
Great video, may i ask who the voice actor is?
All existing medieval longbows including two taken from the Mary Rose in 1836 and one from the battle of Flodden drew less than 100lb. Eye witness account from Jean le fevre tells us that archers were without armour with some barefoot and bareheaded, some wearing hats of woven willow, boiled leather or steel. None wore a bascinet or used a quiver. All had cut their hose because of dysentary.
The fact that Henry (5) had captured the French battle plan seems to be overlooked. This is the reason he wedged his army into such a narrow space with his flanks protected by forest. He had a a bit of a panic attack when it looked lke the French army would not attack so he goaded them into action, had the english army attacked they would have been soundly beaten as the longbow is very good defensive weapon but not so good in attack.. This become apparent after a string of defeats starting in 1428
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I believe you mean henry V
nice video :D do you think you could make the battle of patay ? i'm french so it's one of my favorite in history
Maybe later, now im making Battle of Bosworth
Can you please name what software you used to create this animation if you don't mind?
Cool
13:17 who knew Henry VIII fought at the Battle of Agincourt.
Can you do a Muslim battle like Yarmouk?
Thomas de Camoys led the English left flank at this battle. Found out I am a descendent of his which is pretty cool.
Alexander Nevsky...Battle on the Ice.
Arrow sounds at 12:30 make it hard to hear you otherwise good!
Ag-in-court....
I wonder why the french decided to attack. They held all the cards. I wonder what was going on behind the scenes to cause them to want to finish off the fight so quickly.
Undisciplined army
Woot woot
Ily vids
Don’t sweat the error you made you’re just starting out and let’s be honest it won’t be the last one so don’t sweat it!
I but watched a HistoryMarche video and House of History and both of which had major inaccuracies.
Do you have any proof read or fact check before going to record? Just wondering….
Keep up the awesome work and thank you for the fantastic content!
Thanks!
Could use some in the Holy Roman Empire, Poland, Novogorod..the Teutonic Order.
The ground they fought on was clay soil that had been ploughed deep for winter wheat, Dysentery was also rife in the English camp, so not a good way to go into action. Along with constant rain, a miserable start to the battle.
Seems like you stuck mostly with the Shakespeare version and not as much with the true historical facts.
new video!
Never forget where the majority of Americans come from, you have British warrior blood in your veins and you should be proud as we are of America which we birthed and fought amongst ourselves for American independence British vs British. We are brothers for a reason.
Henry the viii was not here because he was not born yet, so he didn't take an axe to the noggin and your troop numbers are also wrong and the after math of this battle was more so destructive because of the high profile people who were ransomed for crap tons of money. Really you got mostly all of this wrong.
Henry the 5th not 8th
The French prisoners were killed because their wasn’t enough food to feed everyone. Henry decided that cutting their throat was preferable than starving to death. He was caught in a very tough spot with few options 👍🏻
They were killed because there were too many, and the worry was they could rise up against their enemy. thousands were killed, many nobles who could have been ransomed, as well as ordinary combatants, who would have been too much of a burden to the English.
@@davidpowell6098 You’re repeating what was said in the video. I was adding information from other sources. Either way, butchering POW’s was standard practice by all sides in those times
Rip to the pc running total war Attila
Why?
@@development4185 Atilla is one of the most unoptimized game in the total war series, rendering that much units at a time can literally crash your game (not including the mods used)
It’s phonetically pronounced a·zhuhng·kaw
You are sadly inaccurate. It is well known that the French Army outnumbered the British at least three to one. This explains why this amazing victory is still well known today.
Your point is very controversial, there are a lot of uncertainties regarding this battle.
Very good video, terrible pronunciation of every French word. ( why not Google the simple proper pronunciation before doing the narration? It would make the video much better next time.)
Terrible account of the battle. Narrator can't pronounce Agincourt, mistook Henry VIII for Henry V at one point and can't spell 'cavalry'. If you want an account of a European battle don't rely on an American.
it would be good if the yank would pronounce Agincourt correctly
Frenchies chose the battlefield...and they chose the worst available where they couldn't use their cavalry for outflanking🤣
Grim
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The 'English' Archers, were actually Welsh.
You are mistaken, and nevertheless even if this statement was correct Henry V was King of England, all of his side can be called English troops regardless of were they originated, Henry V was King of England, not King of the United Kingdom.
Henry V had 6,000 -8,100 men at Agincourt, about 5⁄6 were archers meaning 5,000 - 6,750 archers; it's a fact that 500 archers and 23 men-at-arms travelled from Wales to France to fight alongside Henry V.
The above shows us that at most 10% of Henry V's archers at Agincourt were from Wales; Longbow practice was compulsory for every male in England aged between 15 and 60, the first law to this effect was passed in 1252, 163 years before Agincourt therefore the English had been training compulsorily with the Longbow for 6 or 7 generations by the time of Agincourt.
This must be a lesson on how to mispronounce every name you can from history
One of the worst descriptions of this battle I’ve heard.
too American
english troops 🤣🤣 majority of his archers were welsh
You are mistaken, and nevertheless even if this statement was correct Henry V was King of England, all of his side can be called English troops regardless of were they originated, Henry V was King of England, not King of the United Kingdom.
Henry V had 6,000 -8,100 men at Agincourt, about 5⁄6 were archers meaning 5,000 - 6,750 archers; it's a fact that 500 archers and 23 men-at-arms travelled from Wales to France to fight alongside Henry V.
The above shows us that at most 10% of Henry V's archers at Agincourt were from Wales; Longbow practice was compulsory for every male in England aged between 15 and 60, the first law to this effect was passed in 1252, 163 years before Agincourt therefore the English had been training compulsorily with the Longbow for 6 or 7 generations by the time of Agincourt.