ALL ABOUT the Roman Empire - The Emperors, The Legions and The Mythology

[@P.a.u.l_21]

Finally i have been waiting for this who else??

[@evertjan9479]

Every man thinking about the Roman Empire at least once per day, so probably every man living and breathing. 👍

[@cassyblaise6048]

Amazing content 👏🙌

[@SeeUinHistory]

thanks

[@HistoryBeyondBordersTV]

great content, thanks

[@SkyFly19853]

very very very informative.

[@freelancershogun]

Wow...more excellent content!

[@WorldHistoryHubs]

great video, excellent content

[@willieknows2708]

Gratitude 🤲 Your Way

[@nikoknowledge6660]

Great video but I feel like this is missing some important moments, like julius caesers participation against spartacus, how juilius was practically exiled do to his growing power. and thats when he took his legions into gaul. How he wrote letters back to rome in 3rd person, so it presented as from the perspective of one of his legionnaires, about his great deeds and military prowess. How julius married his daughter to pompey. Though you do allude to some of these events just perhaps not in order. Huge video and very well done im not complaining or trying to ridicule just adding some context for those curious.

[@ahar7624]

What involvement did he have with Saprtacus rebellion? I didn't think there was evidence one way or the other?

[@Mr.KaganbYaltrk]

Greatest empire in history

[@TheOAHistory]

The Roman Empire is such an incredible blend of power, innovation, and mythology! From the mighty legions that shaped history to the intriguing stories of emperors and their divine connections, there's so much to uncover. I’m curious-which do you think had a bigger impact on Roman society: their military strategies or the myths that reinforced their identity and rule? Excited to see how this video dives into it all!

[@evertjan9479]

The military since most innovations and needs such as roads etc were to primarily beneficial to the military that subsequently enabled them to conquer their empire to the extent they did. ​@@TheOAHistory

[@fromtherose206]

Ghengis Khan, Mongolian Empire

[@MrNiceGuyHistory]

@@fromtherose206 Impressive and larger in area but it was very short lived.

[@fromtherose206]

@MrNiceGuyHistory if we're going based on longest lasting then the pandyan empire was nearly 2000 years. A bit longer than the Roman Empire. The Mongolian Empire was so great that a percent of all men today can trace their lineage to Ghengis Khan

[@P.a.u.l_21]

We want Alexander the great too

[@Storyteller-193]

After watching your video, I understood all the historical processes of the Roman Empire. Very good.

[@AhmedBalahim]

Great video but will you do a video about ogres?

[@charliemcternan8190]

I am so xcited

[@นิศาชลใจงาม]

Music is abit ott ain't it

[@luisperalesbo]

Scipio was not bald, theres a coin depicting him

[@Neapoleone-Buonaparte]

THE 3 SHAMEFUL CLOWNS OF ROME WHO DEPOSED NERO WERE QUICKLY DESPATCHED TO PIECES BY VESPASIAN.

[@johncarroll772]

What have the Mongols ever done for us

[@Neapoleone-Buonaparte]

CAESAR WAS LUCKY TO HAVE LIVED BEFORE THE CHRISTIANS.

[@roodbennett]

Marcus Brutus was NOT his nephew! Brutus's mother was Servilia, who was a lover of Caesar. The family of Marcus Junius Brutus was the supposed descendants of Romulus. Caesar DID NOT say, et tu Brute. This is NOT a proper telling of Caesar, it's more like a presentation of the Shakespearean plays. I'm an archaeologist and Roman historian, please don't present stories as actual fact. Romans were prolific writers, and Caesar was no different, his commentary of his Gaulic conquests were obviously self grandising, but contemporaies of Gaius Julius Caesar also wrote similar history. We know much about Rome because Rome wrote much of their histories.

[@julianjulian2957]

the fake deep voice is unbearable. bye

[@Neapoleone-Buonaparte]

NERO WAS NEITHER CRUEL NOR COWARDLY, BUT FELL VICTIM TO EARLY CHRISTIAN PROPAGANDA CAMPAIGN.

[@ahar7624]

He was very cruel, perhaps no crueller than some other emperors but his cruelty was not just spoken of by christians because he was cruel to everybody.

[@Neapoleone-Buonaparte]

@ahar7624 BULLSHIDO! NERO WAS A SAINT COMPARED TO CHRISTIANS OF HIS TIME

[@Neapoleone-Buonaparte]

@ahar7624 NERO WAS NOT CRUEL, ONLY THE TABLOID PRESS WAS CRUEL TO HIM.

[@Neapoleone-Buonaparte]

@ahar7624 which is what you'd expect from a corporate religion selling lies about death and salvation to billions of idiots worldwide. THAT IS CRUELTY

[@ahar7624]

@Neapoleone-Buonaparte so you were a contemporary of Nero? Because if you weren't then you have to take contemporary accounts as evidence in the absence of witnessing those events with your own eyes.

[@igazsag4839]

Lord Jesus Christ was crucified by the romans. Think about that. And think about the fact that he ressurected from the death. Read the Bible. Pray. Devote your life.

[@RhosynGwyn]

Only after his own people the Jewish priests pressured him.

[@phoenixrising573]

Roman history for 4th graders...