Man the latin was introduced in Romania in 1800+ .But in Transilvania and Moldavia never reach latin language there in the countryside .Since i was born in Romania part of Moldavia in the countryside its very hard for me to understand latin language ,but i understand better english .If you're living in the cities yes you can understand latin .In the country side in Transilvania and Moldavia the accent its quite different and many words are simply just old .In these area they still keep few thousands old words .But in the south of Romania its more latin ,no wonder romans they conquer only that area .Dacia was bigger than Romania today.Romans they even build a concrete bridge over Danube to conquer Dacia.After they conquer south Romania to Sarmisegetuza they start to use slaves to take gold from the south mountains .

But Cadmus married the sister of the dragon that he slew. Harmonia.

I'm watching your vids for the first time today and i gotta say wel done sir well done I'm gonna keep watching and I'm a new sub... awesome❤

The Colosseum was built by the Flavian dynasty and did not exist during the reign of Nero. 💙

She should have never told her son she was still her life:..

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Sounds like Beowulf

Wow! Just wow! I never knew about her until now.

Nicely told

"We are all General Clearchus." Xenophon

Thank you! A fine illustration of the events and in a compelling manner.

Thanks that was great

Her name was Zainab

Before Traian -also a tracian Rome was not that bad! actually many years Dacians where ruling Rome too and beforrre that Eetruscian. We don t know if the Giant Dakians statue of 2-3 M high where build in Rome or Stoled from Dakia , but they are missing from Rumanias land and we have only the archaic Sfinx wich where build in top of the Mountains and no one can stole or destroy !!!

The other Cyrus

Just in time for

I found out that this was the tale that Sodom and Gomorrah in the Bible is based on. Thanks for sharing this

Transparentcy...it was not all successful. Although I personally think it was an amazing military accomplishment. Several times some of the Greeks overestimated themselves and underestimated the enemy. In one instance a group of Greeks having been part of a successful raid decided to go back again. Even though they were warned by others, possibly Xenophon himself, not to return, rather continue the march. The group expressed the idea that they were superior because they were Greeks and went on the attack. They were defeated and all either captured or killed. As their comrades continued their march to the sea.

screw you.

I love your channel so much. I've seen most videos a few times

Love your narrations

The god who couldn't keep his hands off mortal women lol

I always liked his story and that of his descendants

The movie "The killing of a sacred deer" brought me here... Great movie! If you haven't watched it yet!

A wonderful telling once again of history. It's always great to see a new post from you. Your words and telling keeps us all inspired of far off places and ages past. Thank you again and hope you are well.

A great story - albeit a sad one, regarding one of history's best-known "good guys". We remember him for ending the Jews' captivity in Babylon, and sending them back to their homeland (as recounted in several books of the Old Testament). But as with so many other people in history, Cyrus didn't become king by always being a nice guy. He had to be tough as nails! And no doubt Tomyris was just as tough. In retrospect, it seems that Cyrus dodged a bullet by not marrying her! lol ....PS...Loved the commentary. It adds so much to the story. Thanks!!

U are amazing

A great informative video, but could have used maps, photos of ruins, and pictures depicting her and her forces.

I love your stories. Thank you so much.

Good afternoon! Permission to use this for my report. Thank you so much!

Great story and great commentary. Keep it up

Happy Spring, all-thanks for listening! Here's the link again to the commentary (and WDS mug!) hosting site, in case you want to check out those other 50 bonus tracks: ko-fi.com/winedarksea/shop

WHAT! Reach the blue of the sea...the BLACK sea???

This is how to tell a tale, beautifully woven with sombre, steady tone and melancholic atmosphere, awesome 👏👏

Beautiful narration

I cant believe how engrossed I am! I'm a wine-dark sea subscriber for life!! Awesome!

beautifully told!

This is my country, Syria. How much I love Queen Zenobia. Rome falls and Tadmur lives

This vid is a job that is Very well done

Heinrich Schliemann was Idiot wasting money on researching something that Never Happened .....TROY NEVER EXISTED !!!

Great stuff. I’ve been going through your videos like a marathon.

I wonder what happened to the goldsmith 😏

Really cool video, I love closing my eyes laying down and just picturing the whole thing, thank you 🙏

Check out Arch of Constantine in Rome, how many other occupied nations have an Arch like that?

Cadmus and Europa, both Phoenicians from Tyre 🇱🇧💜🇬🇷

Very cool bro I can tell this took a lot of research, loved it

This in on honesty was a "Civil War". Religious jews against Hellenize jews.❤

true however, not entirely accurate, is still interesting that 200 years after, Rome had Dacian or Thracian origin emperors who took all sorts of actions to revenge Decebalus like wasting huge amounts of money on questionable projects like building grandiose marble latrines on inappropriate locations, symbolic places for Rome oh and not any marble, Trajan column one ;) to even change the name of roman empire into Dacian like Galerius for example witch almost did it around 302-305 only a lucky twist of events prevent this from actually happen :)