A Short History of Hispania

In this episode Steve from the excellent History of the Papacy Podcast guides us back into Neolithic Iberia and goes through the overall history of what would become known as Hispania from the first populations to the Celts, Visigoths, Basques, Phoenicians, Carthaginians, Romans and etc, we watch a general overview of Hispania from its geography to its very complex history. With the coming of Rome and the fall of Carthage to the collapse of Rome to the barbarian invasions and kingdoms this episode leaves off with the arrival of Islamic expansion into Hispania while also touching on those who resisted and accepted Islamic rule. Of course, this is just the beginning of the story.
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[@studyofantiquityandthemidd4449]

What are your thoughts on this episode by Steve from the History of the Papacy Podcast and his overview history of Iberia? Support him and his awesome podcast at the links above! Support the channel at the links above!From coffee mugs to face masks and beyond they cover a large variety of styles and needs and so shop here and get your history merch today! LINKS BELOW!!!! SPQR Face Masks: spqr-emporium.com/collections/face-masks?aff=3 SPQR COFFEE MUGS: spqr-emporium.com/collections/coffee-mugs?aff=3 Affiliate Link: spqr-emporium.com?aff=3 The links above are affiliate links which means we will receive a small commission from your generous purchases. Just another way to support the channel. To support the channel, become a Patron and make history matter! Patreon: www.patreon.com/The_Study_of_Antiquity_and_the_Middle_Ages Donate directly to PayPal: paypal.me/NickBarksdale Enjoy history merchandise? Check out affiliate link to SPQR Emporium! spqr-emporium.com?aff=3 *Dislaimer, the link above is an affiliate link which means we will earn a generous commission from your magnificent purchase, just another way to help out the channel! Join our community! Facebook Page: facebook.com/THESTUDYOFANTIQUITYANDTHEMIDDLEAGES/ Twitter: twitter.com/NickBarksdale Instagram: instagram.com/study_of_antiquity_middle_ages/ Facebook Group: facebook.com/groups/164050034145170/

[@joaoantunes2917]

Viva a Hispânia.

[@micupedro]

Y Viva la Spania visigoda.

[@kaleomariz1000]

Ohhh my gosh! Thank you so much! It’s hard to find good stuff about Visigothic Spain. There is so much resources on Frankish Gaul, early Anglo-Saxon Britain but little is known of our dear Iberian Peninsula, the land of my ancestors. (I am Brazilian 🇧🇷, mainly of Portuguese descent.)

[@IblewuponyourfaceIII]

Probably because of the Berber & Arab Islamic invasion in 711-718 A.D.

[@kaleomariz1000]

@@IblewuponyourfaceIII Why is that an impediment to more knowledge about it?

[@BOIOLA08]

​@@kaleomariz1000we the latins are still not fashionable especially to ourselves. And beyond that our peoples are more ignorant of history.

[@gregorio360p]

Los Visigodos, hijos de un Dios Furioso -José Soto Chica

[@XColleen-xj3df]

I know it starts with payleo

[@Alejojojo6]

Iberians are not from northen Africa, because it shows in the genes of modern spanish people that the Genome is far from those of north africans, while close to that of Europeans. On the same note, Iberians make like between a third to half the genes of modern spaniards, mainly alongside the mediterranean.

[@CarvedStones]

Most of the Spanish and Portuguese people are made up of a unique blend of celts and Iberian admixture with some Germanic and North African (albeit mostly ancient)

[@BOIOLA08]

​@@CarvedStonesand roman.

[@Jondoe297..]

@@CarvedStonesno

[@CarvedStones]

@@Jondoe297.. the celts and Iberians mated with one another and that’s what comprises the majority of Spaniards.

[@ernestoa.jimenez3206]

Thank you. As a person of Hispanic heritage, this was the part of my history I knew the least about. It's a shame that due to the Independence movement most countries in Latin America have strongly rejected their Hispanic heritage so schools teach little to nothing about the history of "La Madre Patria". However, at an academic level our biggest weakness is the strenght of the Spanish Language itself. Unlike most universities in Asia, in Latin America the strength of the language is preventing Universities from joining the wider international community, reducing most to low ranks and preventing solid peer reviews and referencing. I hope in future episodes you mention the role Alfonso X had in this, formalizing Castilian into a proper language which could be use for legal purposes instead of Latin. A vision that culminates with the first modern novel being published in Castilan (which now carried the name of Spanish, showing its dominance): Don Quijote de la Mancha.

[@luismarques9280]

Iberia is not only Spain.....

[@yanf525]

Asi es, España nuestra madre patria.

[@xanv8051]

Look in the 200th celebration of the treaty of Cordoba the Spanish where not there so I'm not saying everybody but i think just like latin america some Spanish are still resentful of our American indipendence

[@audreyroche9490]

Spainish people are from Europe hunny that's why there white there mixed race in America lol noone else calls Spainish people Latin called them Spainish lol what's asaia to do with been Spainish

[@audreyroche9490]

Lol Spainish like the British took over half the world and French English language most spoken language in world ryej French than Spainish from invasions

[@matthewgillam149]

I was honestly just researching this topic the other week, as I started asking myself questions I could not answer about it. Thanks mate, this is rad

[@studyofantiquityandthemidd4449]

Also, I was really under the weather so to speak when I worked on this and if you feel it lacks the normal intensity, then you have my apologies and I am happy to say that I feel better!

[@uptown_rider8078]

This is very interesting. I did a DNA test recently, and I found out that I have high percentages of Portuguese and Northern Spain (Galicia, Asturias, and Basque) and there was also some Germanic and Scandinavian DNA in there as well. I love learning about our Celtic and Germanic heritage

[@kozmickarmakoala3526]

My Cuban ancestry is Galician, Castilian and Catalan. ///Me pops is from Ecuador .Andean (>1/4) , Andalucian/Arab/Berber (Muslim) and there is 1.5% Italian, 0.4 % Finnish and...0.7 % kike 🤮. 0.1% Sub-Saharan African via the Arab side. I look Chechen, Levantine or Balkan. I have no olive skin and the Injun gives me that Caucasus look, aka Anatolian/Levantine. Refined Pre Revolution Cuban Spanish is my first language, then murican (NYC) English, Brazilian Portuguese, Standard Italian and Central Catalan. Some Turkish as a foreign language.

[@1-gz7xy]

Lol well the Germanic ones were forcing your female family members to sleep with them

[@lizziesangi1602]

In fourteen hundred ninety two Columbus sailed the ocean blue - That's how the little ditty goes and we have the SIERRA NEVADA MOUNTAINS in our Western United States. The geography of the peninsula is interesting with its' narrow valleys and rugged mountains. Love to know what some commen names are, on the peninsula as there is family from and relatives living on the IBERIAN PENINSULA. Lovely documentary, thank you ❤

[@nunosousa2635]

thank you so much. i'm from Portugal and i had an overall image of this time but you broth up some good details. keep up the good work

[@beingfrank40]

AMAZING VIDEO! THANKS!

[@unitor699industries]

thank you for helping me sleep at night

[@elliottprats1910]

22:13 Correction Ireland DOESN’T derive from the word Aryan! The name of Erin or Ireland, the home of the Eri, or Irish. This modern name is a contracted form. Its root in old Keltic seems to have been Iver, which is the same as the Sanskrit avara, “western.” It appears in the Latin Avernus, a famous lake on the west coast of Italy, as well as in Ivernia, or Hibernia, the western island. This old word Iver has been shortened to Ir or Er, and out of this, by putting on their own terminations, the English have made Ire-land, the home of the Ir-ish, or “westerners.”

[@Ancarai]

Im somewhat certain the name came from the goddess Eriu, but can't say im sure

[@sakshamvikram7517]

​@@Ancarai Comment "Well, the name evolved over many centuries from the old Irish word for a Goddess; Ériu, as she was called, has been described as the matron Goddess of ancient Irish mythology" - irishcentral.com. I think you are right! I am not sure either though...

[@Ancarai]

@@sakshamvikram7517 It does seem to have some sanskrit connotations though, but not avara, but pivari meaning abundant as in "land of abundance" probably a reference to its green fields. Avara means younger/inferior from what I have gathered. Im educated in history but can't say sanskrit or ireland are fields I have worked with or studied to any length so I can of course be completely off target. :)

[@trailtrs1]

Thus the name Hibernians for Irish people

[@gordonrodriguez1432]

What does iran mean?

[@karenabrams8986]

Love it. Thankyou.

[@trailtrs1]

Thanks fir the great broadcast

[@yamchathewolf7714]

This is great man! Could you do a more in depth dive into all of these cultures covered?

[@fernandogarcia3957]

About the Basques, take a look at Almagro Gorbea's works. He is the top Spanish specialist in Celtic and Basque history and archaeology in Ancient times in the Iberian Península. Basque on his mother side. There is a lot to talk about Basques and their myths that even some of them are treated as history, and it is a subject in which to thread carefully...

[@taxisto]

Catalonia and the Basques are given too much importance when talking about times when they were not so important or did not even exist as political territories. The Basques were in fact a marginal mountainous region and Catalonia did not appear until medieval times ad just as a sub-region of the Kingdom of Aragon. I suppose that happens because foreigners hear too much about the current political problems in Spain and transfer it to history, but in fact it does not correspond to historical facts.

[@Shiranu17]

@@taxisto Or maybe some of us have ancestors who were tortured and killed, forced to convert at sword point, or flee to the America's to escape Castilian and Catholic violence. People who are "not so important", without exception, always just happen to also often be some of the worst victims of political violence in history. But we are small in number, so it's okay?

[@edstar83]

@@Shiranu17 Jewish. people were not not tortured and killed 99% of the time They were expelled from Spain and other parts of Europe multiple, times. Who invited the muslims to invade? Why was King Rodirgo betrayed? Who opened the gates of Toledo?

[@gregorio360p]

​@@Shiranu17¿Estás comparando a los catalanes y a los vascos con los sefardíes? XD. El Decreto de la Alhambra en la Corona de Aragón tenía sólo la firma de Fernando el Católico, ahí no hubo intromisión castellana de ninguna forma.

[@Shiranu17]

@gregorio360p Catalan protestant & Basque who fled to the Americas, yes.

[@wardarcade7452]

One thing I think needs mentioning that that the 'Hispania' has been said to have come from the Phoenicians which meant 'land of rabbits' for the Iberian Peninsula was mostly composed of very dense forests back then!

[@jermainemoss7809]

Another great episode

[@skipjackjohnson5528]

I didnt realize how much ass the visogoths kicked.

[@arispolemidas4840]

What a great channel please keep it up . I would love to see your research on the Varangian Guard of the Byzantine emperors

[@Gorboduc]

Kings & Generals did a good episode on those fun loving guys.

[@Royal_695]

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[@erwindardon4869]

I have a hypothesis for the ceceo of Castilian.....most ancient Germanic languages had the TH sound/letter (thurisaz) and when spoken you can here the TH sound in those Germanic languages.... in the Castillian ceceo or "lisp" for the letter C and Z it could have been an adaptation to the more popular Latin language usage. Also, Guerra is a latin adaptation from the Germanic (mainly Frankish) word for War (Werra) same applies to Guard=- Guardia ,soldiers were known as guards hence the word Warden (the main guardian)

[@CarvedStones]

Most of Castilian Spanish, at least the earliest attested documents to it where written in visigothic script which comprised of a Romance like language. I guess that could be it.

[@benicabanas9793]

Lisp is the IMPOSSIBILITY of pronouncing the phoneme S, this is not the case in Spanish.

[@13sempere]

Not bad. One (minor) detail I would point out is that the Iberian culture was seemingly not North African. Their undecifered language is not afrasiatic, genetically they seem very closely related to the Celtiberians and their art and religion seems heavily influenced by Canaanite culture. Georgeos Montesinos has written a book or two about a possible Altaic/Turkic origin of the Iberian language, with a number of very plausible translations of Iberian inscriptions and texts.

[@loreamar3]

Ponte al dia. www.nytimes.com/es/2019/03/19/espanol/adn-historia-peninsula-iberica.html

[@13sempere]

@@loreamar3 Sorry, just seen your reply. By "Iberian" I meant the culture and language of a specific ancient people we now call Iberians, "Iberos" in spanish. Not to be confused by the english term "Iberians" which refers to anyone living on the Iberian peninsula, whether it be today or thousands of years ago. You'll notice the article uses "ibéricos" and "iberos" seemingly interchangeably, which I would say is a mistake. In any case, the genetics of skeletons tells us little about language and culture. The Iberian engravings and scripts can be read phonetically but are in an unknown language, almost definitely not Afroasiatic or Indoeuropean in origin. That was my point.

[@yamchathewolf7714]

@@13sempere Where did the original iberians migrate from then, if not north africa? Also are modern spaniards genetically closest to the iberian tribes who lived there over 2000 years ago?

[@13sempere]

@@yamchathewolf7714 we don't know where the Iberians came from. They are seemingly genetically related to other Iberian peoples of the time, so one possibility is that a small warrior class arrived from somewhere else and was assimilated into the native tribes, but keeping their foriegn language and culture. The idea that they came from North Africa is an old one, and both genetics and archaeology seem to disprove this. Like I said, their language is not related to the berber language or any afroasiatic language. Celtic is actually closer to an afroasiatic language than Iberian. There are clues though. For one thing there are striking similarities with Turkic languages, and there is some central Asian genetics in Spain (although this isn't too clear to me). The ancient Greeks also believed the Iberians came from the Black Sea, from the other Iberia. The Spaniards and Portuguese are still very closely related to the ancient inhabitants of Iberia, who in turn were a mix of Ice Age hunter gatherers, Anatolian farmers and Indo-European speaking peoples like the Celts.

[@kanyekubrick5391]

I love Portugal and by extension, Iberia. 🤟🏽👏🏽 thanks for the content

[@EricM-gm5wz]

Everything being described and nothing being pointed out on the map… so helpful😅

[@Porto.358]

1143 🇵🇹⚔️🇵🇹⚔️🇵🇹

[@SnorriGylfasonGoi]

Spanish history is very intresting

[@uahistukraine1305]

Interesting history, thanks for video! Love Spain from Ukraine!

[@thebrocialist8300]

Eurico is also the Hispano-Gothic variant of Euric (which is the Visigothic variant of Eric/Erik). As for your commentary regarding Visigothic impact in Hispania, it’s important to bear in mind that, at the time the Visigoths crosses the Pyrenees, they were already one of the most heavily Romanized Germanic groups of the migration period. In many ways, they viewed themselves as the heirs of Romans and were actually more successful in ‘Romanizing’ Celtiberian pagans like the Astures and Cantabri than the Romans themselves (who were largely unsuccessful in assimilating said tribes and only temporarily succeeded in pacifying them).

[@dnaresultsvideos5551]

According to other sources the name comes from Aiwareiks= Ivar or Ivor idk how it evolved to Euric

[@BOIOLA08]

The problem with the Visigoths unfortunately was that they never got their "constitution" right and just fought among themselves when they should have unite. For their squabling they paid a price most peoples don't pay and that's, in my opinion, why we as a species squable more than e unite.

[@MrJovision]

The Swabians abandoned Arianism to become Catholics in Braga, Portugal, the city which Octavio Augusto defined as the capital of Galaecia and where the Suevi established their only capital in all history. It was San Martin of Braga also known as Martin of Dume, in the Concilium of Braga in 572 ac, that influenced the Germanic Suevos to abandon Arianism for Catholicism!

[@dnaresultsvideos5551]

Also they came to iberia as germanic paganism but later in iberia they started to became christians

[@micupedro]

When the county of Portugal became independent from the Kingdom of Leon, which had repopulated it after its reconquest, Galaecia was divided in two: Galicia ( to the north ) remained in Leon ( modern Spain) and the Leon county of Portocale extended towards the Saracen south, forming modern Portugal.

[@chrisjjkennedy]

This guy is great. I love listening to him. I have to read the fine print here and see what his name is. I know he says he does at least one other video for this channel.

[@personofinterest7918]

If you like this check out flash point history. He is awesome. The content is a slow trickle but it's worth the wait.

[@Harib_Al-Saq]

Miss you Nick.

[@maecenusx345]

Great video! I would love to learn a bit more about the fall of Roman Hispania and how it impacted specific areas like Catalonia.

[@joseantoniocastro1486]

VIVA ESPAÑA.

[@elliottprats1910]

4:43 Correction the Pyrenees has NOT traditionally divided Iberia from France (or it’s kingdom’s). Examples: From 440s - 507 The Visigothic Kingdom (capital in Toulouse) completely stretched over the entire mountain range. From 507-713 The Visigothic Kingdom still controlled Septimania on the French side of the Pyrenees. From 785-987 The Frankish Kingdom ruled the Spanish March on the Spainish side of the Pyrenees. From 987-1162 The County of Barcelona ruled Septimània on the French side of the Pyrenees From 1162-1469 The Kingdom of Aragón ruled Septimània on the French side of the Pyrenees. From 1469-1659 The Spanish Empire ruled Septimània on the French side of the Pyrenees. So In roughly the last 1600 years the Pyrenees has only been the border for about 400 which is about 25% of the time. 25% of the time should not be considered traditionally, just saying.

[@luisacelaya4362]

hello there, do you think the Gutians of Mesopotamia were Iranian speaking people???? Or at least Indo Europeans (Japhetic)?

[@MMartec]

As an Iberian myself (Portuguese), your knowlwdge about it is not super, but quite ok for an American :) ...you did mention some of the most important historical facts, you spoke well, your history level is reasonable ( minus only because European History is just too vast for you and surely for youtube...), and you did manage to get everyone else a good grip of what those times in history brought to civilization.. so I thank you for that! :) However...I do did not enjoy how often you refer to Iberians as Spain.... since Portugal is far older than the country of Spain... Of course "We Europeans" could give you some very interesting other details :)))

[@peezy1942]

bro I'm 1% Portuguese

[@corithelioness]

Would you be so kind to let us know what your credentials are or sources are because I just found you today and I see you are very informed …. Thank you

[@EfrainFigueroa-vp3qr]

Hi, do You have Long sleeve t-shirt?

[@celtiberian07]

Tartessos is where my ancestors came from

[@777Gmanforlife]

Garcia checking in.....

[@michaelbern9010]

50:46 Guerra I like that name yes same origin as German its the Ger or I guess Guer prefix that means war, same as gorilla fighter.

[@MrAndoni55]

0:50 and 2:00 that's my hometown Pamplona

[@Icneumone7]

Recaredo means Richard. Ricardo in Portuguese and Spanish.

[@elwerouno1]

👑RÍOS FAMILY 👑 it refers to the ROYAL HOUSE OF ASTURIAS where the RÍOS👑 last name most likely originated from.👑.

[@blurry_bandit1890]

Pelagius, an authentic hero for the surviving goths.

[@BOIOLA08]

Still a hero for us all today!

[@gregorio360p]

Era Rey de los Astures, no de los godos. No hubo neogoticismo hasta Alfonso III.

[@BOIOLA08]

@@gregorio360p the kingdom of Asturias as a successor kingdom whose high nobility was partially visigothic.

[@yosoytercio245]

👍🏼.

[@EdgarKohl]

I'm still quite puzzled since Tolouse and Toledo have been given similar names it could be just coincidental.

[@johnny6strings]

Tolousse is in southern France and was the first Visigothic capital before it was moved to Toledo in central Spain. Incidentally, there is also a city in Spain called Tolosa or Navas de Tolosa, deriving from Tolousse. A very important and decisive battle against the moors ocurred there, btw

[@yanf525]

And that is why, Latin Americans have many genetics from North and West of Europe and all over .

[@chrisjjkennedy]

Who is “Steve” here, the narrator - ?

[@thespaceram2879]

Spain, Portugal, Gilbratar and Andorra were Hispania way back.

[@shootgunMarvel]

yep.. Spain totally abuse when they choose the name for the country, Portugal always oppose to this abusive chooise..

[@thespaceram2879]

@AK cristo Hispania is where Spain's name originally comes from. It was given by the Romans to the whole Iberian peninsula. In Spanish it is pronounced Espania. The only difference is the Hi in the beginning. But it is quite minor. Spain (Hispania) has been around longer than Portugal. Portugal is not older than Spain. The Portuguese were Hispanians (Spaniards) way back before they became Portugal and later an independent country. Even if the Portuguese don't accept that fact. en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hispania

[@luismarques9280]

@@thespaceram2879 Obviosuly Portugal is much older then Espana because Espana was born in the 15th Century and Portugal in the 12th Century. Hispânia has nothing to do with Espana, it was a Roman province...confunding this is so sad

[@thespaceram2879]

@@luismarques9280 Hispania was founded by the Romans and established back in 218 b.c. Hispania is where Spain got its name from. Portugal, Gibraltar, and Andorra were also part of Spain way back. Portugal didn't even exist at the time of the Romans. Have you seen Gladiator where Russel Crowe, a Roman Centurion general was a fugitive and concealed his identity as a Spaniard in the movie Gladiator? He sure didn't call himself a Portuguese. Because there were no Portuguese back then. He called himself a Spaniard , a Hispanian by trying to conceal his Roman identity. So Hispania (Spain) is older. Portugal, Andorra and Gibraltar were established afterwards.

[@thespaceram2879]

@@luismarques9280 here's a map of ancient Hispania (Spain). And Portugal is no where in it at that time. Nor Gibraltar the English base. Nor Andorra , which are Catalan. Your ancestors were Hispanians (Spaniards) way back. Whether you accept the truth or not. en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hispania

[@moisepicard7379]

🇫🇷

[@deeplorable8988]

Oh man, this was poorly done in so many ways.

[@RoxanneM-]

They did not move upwards from North Africa. There is absolutely no connection of the people of Iberia to Africa. None whatsoever.

[@CarvedStones]

Right? There were some historians that believed they were once Berbers of North Africa. Iberians are mostly closely related to the Greeks and other Mediterranean Europeans.

[@InfernalLeo777]

@@CarvedStones yeah, just ppl tryna black wash history.

[@CarvedStones]

@@InfernalLeo777 Yup. Ancient Iberians were proto-indo Europeans, closely related to other Mediterranean Europeans. It’s also no coincidence that in 2007 there was a study done where it was shown that modern Iberians carry the most ancient European dna than all of Europe. On top of all that since the celts resided in mostly in central and northwest of Iberia, the majority of Spaniards have their genes from them also, about 70% on average given that the celts and Iberians mostly mixed together and created an ethnogenesis for the people in Iberia.

[@thebrocialist8300]

So bloody proud of my Asturianu heritage. Wisigotharum regnum Asturorum! ⚔️🇪🇸⚔️

[@dinamycvideosgaming1597]

And me from my galician heritage

[@guswalsh102]

Totally into it before and honestly after the horrible reverbnation quotations. Just give facts. It works better on you.

[@johnny6strings]

CEUTA pronounced 'THE-UTA (or SE-UTA) which comes from latinized SEPTA, named after the 7 mountains or hills.

[@pavelavietor1]

Hello yes you are correct we need too explain correctly the history of the Iberians , by starting with the name SPAIN. The Kingdom of Spain founded by Isabel Trastamara and Ferdinando of Aragón 1492 , SPAIN did not existed , it doesn’t exist today. Stop misinforming. You can prove me erroneous if you can pavelavietor1 visigoth1 iberian1 saludos

[@AntzLoks1314]

Antz-that-crawls-on-the-ground ~ El_Choctaw_lord_de_Mexico_y_Aztlan

[@susana1129]

You say Spain and then you say Iberian Peninsula. Portugal is 350 years older than Spain and located on the Iberian Peninsula. So when you say, the Iberian Peninsula, you are referring to the entire Iberian Peninsula, Portugal and Spain

[@tamihansen4142]

El_Choctaw_lord_de_AztlanCalifasMexico

[@erwindardon4869]

"jew-le-ry"........lol.....btw I like that you mentioned the possible origin of the name of Catalonia (got-landia, gota-landia etc) the same may be true with Andalusia (Vandalusia- land of the vandals)

[@audreyroche9490]

Most irish come from Spain first ti land in Ireland were mixed with vikings that's why people get confused with irish that are dark haired and brown eyes like myself

[@audreyroche9490]

Probably Portugal as well from early times turkey alsi invaded Europe and spainish aksi invaxed Britain had a spainish king on Britain and Ireland

[@paulaseisdedos9867]

hola soy española

[@matthewmann8969]

Sackerss

[@rafaeljuniorsierra-9708]

Our history does NOT! begin with "SPANIA" or "HISPANIA" or Al-ANDALUZ. But it does begin 4500-1260bc with descendants of NOAH who first settled there. Many immigrants and invaders, exploiters, conquerors, came later 1182bc-to-AD 1800s. It is these who have written the History of Hispania.

[@jabdnskdn9131]

Aye first one to comment

[@audreyroche9490]

The .moors who had white Spanish slave's

[@corithelioness]

Really ? You are for real !

[@tameraalvarez6438]

Children of Eber.

[@franciscosilva-franksilva8139]

The Iberian Peninsula isn't Spain...

[@cdsalanova]

What? Of course it is, my Portu friend

[@buubuu9954]

Espanha era o nome dado pelos Romanos à península ibérica. Mais tarde, durante a reconquista cristã, os reis destas terras queriam ser os reis de toda a Espanha. O nome do maior reino apenas evoluiu para espanha. Tiveste por exemplo um rei de Aragão que já se considerava "o rei de toda a espanha". Se formos a ver isto com a visão Romana então sim, somos todos espanhóis. Mas nós somos espanhóis portugueses e eles são espanhóis castelhanos... Claro que neste assunto temos de ter em conta o contexto histórico quando falamos destas designações.

[@phillip_iv_planetking6354]

Why are you Portuguese so weird?

[@joaofernandes4769]

@@phillip_iv_planetking6354 because " o caralho que te foda"!

[@Alejojojo6]

It's the most important and relevant country in the penninsula. The Roman name "Hispania", for Iberia, is the root for Spain as a name. On top, Spain makes 85% of the penninsula and has 80% of the population. Portugal is simply irrelevant so people forget about it.

[@pavelavietor1]

Hello you are a Visigoth you name is Gerra in Latin translate Belum, ( war ) . How you analyze the Castilian language is Latin from Latina Latium Peninsula Italica . You need too recondition you self and stop repeating, go and visit Cobadonga you home. Saludos Iberian pavelavietor1 visigoth1 iberian1

[@audreyroche9490]

Spainish invaded Americana had native Indiab slaves in latin countries such as Cuba and Mexicano the Spainish are originally white in America mixed with different cultures

[@professor_kaosdrama3993]

suebe are also a tribe of scythia

[@professor_kaosdrama3993]

sweden , swabians

[@dnaresultsvideos5551]

Suebi cames from Swabia North east germany

[@GodzillaDestruction-xz3wr]

Short history of hispania 56mins That is not short

[@XColleen-xj3df]

Asturian pride Spaniard Celtic gothic Del Rio

[@portugallusitanocelta7120]

It's called iberia and spain isnt the only country in there.

[@Alejojojo6]

It is the most relevant and important one and takes it's name from Hispania, the equivalent name for the Penninsula. After all it's 85% of the penninsula, portugal just 15%

[@mauroamador9728]

@@Alejojojo6 Spain is the One that occupies the most of Ibéria but its is not the most important, both Portugal and Spain were important on history and when you talk about the history of Hispania (Iberian Península) you should not just talk about Spain but Aldo about Portugal since both countries are located on the same place... For example the Kingdom of the Visigoths had most of the territorry on modern day Spain but esse also on modern day Portugal

[@audreyroche9490]

400bc black African arabs ruled spainfor 700 yeasz and Portugal and France

[@benicabanas9793]

There are no black Arabs, and they certainly didn't rule all of Spain, Portugal and France for 700 years, read a book once in a while before talking nonsense

[@audreyroche9490]

@@benicabanas9793 lol u funny moors are black arabs read a book once in a while lol as u jever heard of the black arab moors from Africa also north of Spain being ruled by Morocco lol and do yourself a favour look up up dated DNA test Europe a white continent sake Africa black and asaia dark skin and middle East put dated books not do u any favour ls make your self look thick all countries were invaded by arabs lol look up atab slave trade that Britain got rid of

[@audreyroche9490]

@@benicabanas9793 sorry u need help

[@phillip_iv_planetking6354]

You get lots wrong.

[@lfrebelo1]

Your name “Guerra” means war.

[@tameraalvarez6438]

Children of Iber. Hebrews.

[@audreyroche9490]

Hunter gathers in Ireland ti and Russia probably everywhere lol

[@MrJovision]

How people moved from north africa, if there was no people there, once the sahara covered all north parts of africa and that was why humans went first to the middle east, only than moved to europe, as it is written in dna.

[@sircouto]

And again terrible mistake referring to the Roman Hispania as like it was modern Spain, very bad video lacking knowledge.

[@audreyroche9490]

Spainish alsi mixed with Jews and Italian and Greek

[@audreyroche9490]

Irish from Spain and gaul lol

[@TagusMan]

Hispânia and Spain are not the same thing. There was no country called Spain until 1492 at the earliest. Although Hispânia is rather interchangeable with Iberia, the term Iberia is a much better descriptor of the region. Portuguese, Galicians, Catalans and Basques are not Hispanics in any way, but they are all Iberians, and proudly so. And you have Gibraltar and Andorra, two mico-nations that would never identify as belonging to Hispânia. To avoid all confusion and ethnic pearl clutching, just use Iberia instead of Hispânia. Cheers.

[@audreyroche9490]

Germans never invaded Spain though lol English were ordinary German

[@rafaeljuniorsierra-9708]

From NOAH came the *TURAS(TWraza); *YAWAN,(euro-VASCONES); *LUWUD(LUGROS); *MEZRAIM(NAMANXE); MACOC,(Brogi-Ciantabria); *BETA-ZEPANIY. *GALUTI, and *AEOLUS, (eastern KEttim of Yawan). All the *GALATIANS (GALLIC, GAELS, CELTAE, KELTOI) are SAMITIC refugees from western ASCHIA(Anatolya, Levant, Armenia, Iran,Iraq), fleeing the CENTRAL ASIATIC INVASIONS 1200-500bc. THESE EIGHT(8) NATIONS MAKE UP THE HUPERION(Hesperia, Hibernia, Hispania) "children of the golden sun" "not rabbits!"

[@xerzes-td8cb]

Garbage

[@stellalumina403]

Aryans are proto slavic not proto germanic.

[@MrBenbaruch]

Indo-European

[@audreyroche9490]

Sorry way all Europe beenin invaded mixed race same as Britain from Europe same as Ireland from Europe

[@luisacelaya4362]

hello there, do you think the Gutians of Mesopotamia were Iranian speaking people???? Or at least Indo Europeans (Japhetic)?

[@edstar83]

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