The Hussite Civil War Explained - Kingdom Come Deliverance History
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- Опубліковано 7 тра 2021
- After the reins of the Hussite army were handed over to yeoman Jan Žižka, internal strife followed. Seeing that the Hussites were weakened, the Germans undertook another crusade. They were firmly defeated by Žižka at the Battle of Deutschbrod, and they were driven out once again. A third crusade was attempted by the papacy, but it resulted in complete failure as well. The Lithuanians and Poles did not wish to attack the Czechs, Germany was having internal conflicts and could not muster up a sufficient force to battle the Hussites, and the king of Denmark left the Czech border to go back to his home. The Germans eventually were forced to seek peace.
The fighting ended after 1434 when the moderate Utraquist faction of the Hussites defeated the radical Taborite faction. The Hussites agreed to submit to the authority of the king of Bohemia and the Roman Catholic Church, and were allowed to practice their somewhat variant rite.
The Hussite community included most of the Czech population of the Kingdom of Bohemia and formed a major spontaneous military power. They defeated five consecutive crusades proclaimed against them by the Pope (1420, 1421, 1422, 1427, 1431), and intervened in the wars of neighboring countries. The Hussite Wars were notable for the extensive use of early hand-held firearms such as hand cannons.
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Top notch quality right here.
Totally unbiased opinion of course.
The hussite wars are such a weirdly imteresting conflict. I love learning about them
Yeah, its certainly one of those world events that is huge and very important, yet for some reason many people don't know much about.
Yeah it’s so weird to imagine a medieval war but with guns. It’s the only war of its kind that was such a blend of old ways of war and practically futuristic weapons, even more so than the more-famous battle of Agincourt.
Admittedly, these guns were still pretty crude and were more like glorified steel tubes than real guns, but still.
@@ParryThis In my opinion, the reason why people don't know about is simply that other countries, are teaching history in some systematic way. I think usually they don't want to give credit to other countries.
For example, Protestantism is teached in West countries mostly from chapter of Martin Luther, completely forgetting about Johan von Arc and Jan Hus.
History is not easy, people need to find numerous sources from numerous sides and point of views.
This information really helps me understand the conflict mpre clearly. I really hope the next KCD game has something to do with the hussite conflict.
I also hope we see more hussite stuff in KCD 2.
Hey,loving the interesting history content. Keep it up bud.
Thanks, will do!
Love these videos! and Dare to Game too!
Thank you. I am glad you enjoy my content on both channels.
That cart tactic they used was honestly hilarious. I can’t believe it worked
The bit about Joan of Arc is probably my favorite bit. It would have been cool if ahe had been able to do it.
Yeah, that right there is what you call a fun fact.
You're username is cursed
Joan of Arc's mad promise to crush the hussites would destroy her and her army if she tried. No crusader's army, however strong, led by the holy roman emperor or instigated,financed by the pope NEVER defeated hussites. Crusader's armies were always uterly destroyed, devastated and humiliated in the battle field. Roman empire could not win or match the comparably small hussite's brotherhood, their fighting skills and spirit within Bohemian kingdom. Jan Zizka, one of the greatest military leader in the history, cursed and hated by both the pope, the roman emperor. But the hussites destroyed themselves in the battle of Lipany. The brotherhood of the noble and the pheasant side ended their differences that day in 1434, ending the hussite's era.
That's right the Czechs cant pull on the same side
YEET
YOTE
notice how they weren't defending their nation, nor culture. they freely offered up the crown many times to foreigners. they just wanted to kick some lilly-asses. and did.
no sovereignty issues here. it wasn't even a majority of Bohemia. it was just a rebel faction, that the majority didn't fight against.
no?
Your pronouncing of czech names is really terrible.
For instance czech J should sound like english Y in yes
I think hes doing pretty good. It is a very difficult languange
@@LukasHylsky to je běžnej omyl nás čechů... čeština není ani v top 10 nejtěžších jazyků. A je jen lenost anglicky mluvících pochopit, že ne všude se písmena vyslovujou podle angličtiny. Doporučím třeba jakýkoliv dokument z druhé světové, kde zásadně ignorujou, že německé Z se vyslovuje C.
@@bleidddrwg9847 your language sounds silly and it's not the end of the world if some people can't pronounce your language, just deal with it