why delhi sultanate doesn't have taj mahal as wander aoe 4?

This is the best historical content!!😮 You deserve moreee SUBS!! 😊

Thank you for sharing Arab History! 😊

Best Aoe 4 civ

Please send me your AOE4 user name. Let's remake history

So where does the Sultan reside??

Think I found my wife

I wrote my PhD thesis about her

99WPM in Vietnamse

19:13 I wasn't expecting to see my country in this video at all, that's a wonderful surprise !

My HTML/CSS/Javascript books as well as ChatGPT have been referencing Chrome Developer Tools but I had been shying away from diving into it. This was a great introduction for my current level. I feel ready to dive in as well as informed about the power of the tool itself - especially love the margin/border/padding element display, needed this a while ago

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BELLA ❤ THANK you for the beautiful, historical background information ❤ Love it. Queen 👑😘❤️💋

is this Portuguese ?

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It's a very good video. Additionally, I'm I'm impressed by your English. How come you come from Brazil and speak perfect English. I'm wondering.

Your just absolutely beautiful

You are beautiful and know what your walking about ❤ 😚

game just suck bella its not worth our time or money its realy funny even 10 years ago sw battlefront fps game better looking game nowdays companys cant make good game anymore

Thank you for the work you put into these entertaining and fun videos. However, as a Japanese Studies graduate who is doing an MA now in samurai history, allow me to share a few criticisms. The presence of women on the battlefield in Medieval Japan has been greatly exaggerated recently because of modern-day politics and pop-culture. Tomoe Gozen in the Tale of Heike, a fictional epic, is just one and on top of that, she is most probably a fictional, made-up character. Jonathan Clements really isn't a good source, but even he confirms this in his book "The Samurai". Women did fight when they had to defend castles and villages while the men were gone, they did train martial arts with naginata and tanto for self-defence, but they did not take part in pitched battles as groups of combatants during the medieval period. Sometimes they would also accompany the men on campaigns, but not take part in the fighting, like Hojo Masako. There were a few exceptions like Tsuruhime (who actually is a historical female samurai unlike Tomoe Gozen), but they were just that - only a few exceptions. One more thing concerning your sources - National Geographic is just terrible, I don't really recommend them... Some years ago in a documentary they said that more than 20% of samurai armies were comprised of women, simply because there is one mass grave near Kamakura where lots of the skeletons were of women, without any proof they were actual combatants. In reality, it's a mass grave where massacred people (not killed in combat) were buried together in haste, probably after the sacking of Kamakura, most were slashed on the heads with blades. Unfortunately, most good sources are only in Japanese (authors like Higuchi, Sasama, Kondo, Owada, Nishimata). One really good English author on samurai is Karl Friday, though very academic and harder to read. Sorry, I know the idea behind your channel is to be entertaining and to just focus on games, not to be academic, just decided to share.

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Ngl i like how you take those things seriously, fellow nerd is here 😂

AOE twists history at will. Most stories are not even close to the truth. A great way to mislead people about their heritage and origins. Ultimately the truth.

Wow, great video! Half of those places, I didn't know and I am German... Though, I must say the Landsknecht is a little bit misrepresented in the game. They should be mainly pikemen. They had a big rivalry going with the Swiss pikemen. Greatswords were used rarely and just for very specific tasks like bodyguards or "special operations" in small units were pikes didn't work well. For context, the "doppelsöldner" used them and were paid double because they went on high risk operations. And, I would introduce a mechanic that they can generate resources when attacking enemy structures. They were infamous for plundering. The Landsknecht songs are epic though. :)

The algorithm doing great work. Very informative.

irado, so jogo de malianos, peguei plat 2 ate agora, com 1000 horas de jogo 😢

só jogo de malians, acha q da pra pegar conquer sendo mono civ?

Love Norse and Rus history and your research is much appreciated, loved this video

Never was much into the franchise but it was relaxing how you put the video together

@BellaCapilla what civilization would u like to see added

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Can you please give a new AoM: Retold a shot?😢🙏 Would be interesting to hear your perspective

Don't play aoe4 but i like the history, You earn a suscriber

Your videos are really great, and provide great insight on the culture of these civilizations. One of the things I really like about Age of Empires is how it shows all of these aspects of the different civilizations, and you are taking that to the next level! Thank you so much!

Peter is most concerned with hunting that dangling tail...😸😼

I'm so happy to see historical content related to my favorite game 🤩🤩🤩

you make the exact content that i get me thinking about the context of the game. nice !

Yyyoooooo thats extra ! Love it!!😍 you you

Great work! It's a shame that devs still resort to mashing together all of Africa, such as with the Dahomey warrior women in this case, but I guess it's still nice that we at least got an African civ. Here's hoping we see even more! :)

ILALU

fantastic content!

Good to see you back! :) Just curious, do you have some historician background or just hobby researching?

You are so cute <3

peter is a goof <3

Why is the Ghana empire and the modern Republic of Ghana so geographically separated? I mean are the people of modern day Ghana in anyway connected to that medieval empire.

everyone stop what you are doing there's a mali history video out!

'empire' is and overstatement

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Such a good video, do you study History?