A shame what happened in the end. Tsar Nicholas II and his wife really were just incompetent, and very unlucky. Thing is, the Russians ended up even worse off after the Aristocracy was removed, ironically enough.

Unspoken history is right. Unspoken by a person, AI voice crap.

Ironically Richard II of England and all the English kings before him could not speak English only French. They were all very much French. Henry IV 1399 was likely the first to speak English to differentiate England from France. Alot happened between Crecy and Joan D'Arc. She was vert intelligent and logical and saw military tactics using traditional methods that didn't work or were outdated. She could simply point this out and the French army were able to adjust and win. I'm really enjoying this video especially the AI images. I can't stop laughing on how inaccurate they are.

I believe that Atlantis was a real place with a socially sophisticated but not necessarily a technologically advanced civilization. The fact that we have no remnants of Atlantean technology seems to indicate this point.

That's some mad AI going on I was waiting for a dragon 🐉 😂

Half the video is listening to what the video will be......someday

Another well-done video. 🙌

With Edward VIII, the greatest stike against him was his Nazi sympathies. He did the British Empire a huge favour by stepping aside.

3:53 is when the video starts saying something more than the title.

70 THOUSAND

This is probably the worst AI slop I've ever seen on KZbin and that's saying alot. The thumbnail doesn't even have a guy holding the rifle he's shooting. The opening graphics say "War of Jehnnin's Ear" AI helps you do things faster but you still need to make an effort. Take a little pride in your work please. I would be embarrassed putting out a piece of garbage like this.

Well done!

Love the animations

The mythology of Tyndareos and Leda is quite interesting. Zeus seduced Leda in the guise of a swan. After a suitable period of time, she gave birth to two mortal children: Clytemensta and Castor; and laid two eggs which hatched as Helen and Polydueces (Pollux). The eggs hatched first. Thus, Helen is the elder daughter. Castor and Polydeuces are killed. This makes Helen the heiress of Tyndareos. Although she cannot rule Sparta, her husband can through her inheritance as a quasi-regency for Helen's son who inherit as a direct descendent of Tyndareous. Hence, whoever is Helen's husband rules Sparta and sires her son. She is important to the Trojan War cycle not as a major player but as a conduit of inheritance.

Excellent montage. Kudos.

That's why they taught us religious beliefs and their culture and traditions but they want to study our ancestors.. they will never get it

Very interesting

Excellent reporting.

The greatest Angevin rivalry wasn"t between Richard the Lionheart and his brother John, it was between Richard the Lionheart and his Mother Eleanor of Aquitaine vs Richard & John's father Henry II. Von Bismarck was not a Royal, he was a General, and a damn good one.... There was no internal conflict within the Bourbon family- there was several years of bad weather thus terrible crops and agricultural output, famine, taxes, and the rivalry of anarchists and those demanding democracy led to the blood drenched Revolution and the reign of terror until Napoleon took commandf orcing downfall of the absolute monarchy that had been established over 100 years earlier by Louis XIV, thus creating the Empire of France. You need to stop watching tv and movies and read non-fiction history....

This is propaganda

Stop talking shit about my friends. Hes all good now anyway

Henry VI was not the beginning of the war of the roses. His grandfather, Henry IV, was. This conflict began when Henry of Bolingbrook usurped the throne from his cousin Richard II. The issue was according to the will of Edward III, Henry was next in line, but according to actual rules of primogentiture Edmund Mortimer was. The conflict came when Edmund's nephew Richard Duke of York asserted this claim. Henry was descendant of Edward's 3rd son, John of Gaunt. Richard Duke of York was descendant of his Edward's second son Linonel of Antwerp.

The battles should have been narrated in a chronological order, for better communication and understanding.

Is it this AI effect? It makes everything boring.

The two biggest bitter feuds were anne boylen with henery the 8th and diana and charles Diana and anne were from an aristocratic families .both loved their husbands who cheated on them and both quarled with their man . We know diana did it via fashion and we know their were fights thanks to Paul burrell ,Ken wolfe. Diana is believed to of been murdered by her husband much like how anne was beheaded

those were imaginitve thoughts of twat priest burning people alive at the time bc he couldnt believe how "barbaric" these people looked or resembled compared go to where they came from. since he thought he was doing Gods work by enslaving women and children bc they killed the men. Oh wait forgot how mexicans became a thing.

They ate dogs too, just throwing it out there

Still going on in ABORTION !

The U.S. is feared, because it's filled with morons. #MAGA_IS_A_CULT

I often wonder if we're looking at all these ancient practices from the right perspective. We moderns are so proud of this attribute we have labelled "morality", so that we are horrified by what could have been very practical solutions to certain problems. Problems like babies born with physical deformities or later displaying mental insufficiency. Perhaps our ancestors simply used these "sacrifices" to weed them out in an effort to stop them passing their inadequacies on to future generations. Don't we send our finest and best young men off to wage wars, only for them to be mentally or physically harmed or even removed from the gene pool, so that only the literal dregs remain to continue our species? In the words of the artilleryman in Jeff Wayne's "War of the Worlds": "Take a look around you at the world we've come to know. Does it seem to be much more than a crazy circus show?" Just a thought.

Human sacrifice: It was only in 2014 that the National Crime Records Bureau (NCRB) of India started collecting data on human sacrifice. The statistics with the bureau reveal a disturbing picture: there were 51 cases of human sacrifice spread across 14 states between 2014 and 2016. Activists stress that this number is a gross under-representation of the actual number of cases. Several famous temples from Goa to Assam have hoary histories of nara-bali or human sacrifice behind them. In some places, like the Kamakhya temple in Assam, human sacrifice continued well into the 19th century, and there are intermittent demands to reinstate the practice every now and then.

First of all, I hate that AI is being used to produce this content. You can always tell because they can´t pronounce words correctly. Also, I believe this an intended misdirection because this is still a practice being done today, It´s just been hidden because as a society we don´t accept it and can´t believe that anyone would. Go look at the symbolism use by many famous people including politicians, actors and musicians. Its in your face and if you have the eyes to see it, you will understand they are telling you what they are practicing.

Why y'all keep going back to this mess . Y'all waste y'all life live for them demons. God 🙏 don't care he made them and he can make them again.

Wait, do you see the Jeffrey Epstein Island list and all the corporate heads and congressmen and senators judges power elite their names are on there the Jeffrey Epstein list🤬🤬🤬 talk about child sacrifice

The impact of the discovery of archaeological remains of child sacrifice on our conception of ancient civilizations.