Battle of Bannockburn 1314: Scottish Vs English | 4K Cinematic

[@WarAndHistory.]

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[@Ktf2309]

Falkirk😂

[@Temporarystand]

@@WarAndHistory. what the fuck is a chad?

[@elvenkind6072]

@@Ktf2309 Halidon Hill

[@neilfoster8823]

@@WarAndHistory. chad?

[@rogergraham5258]

The definitive work on the Battle of Bannockburn is that by the author William Scott in his three books, Bannockburn Revealed, Bannockburn Proved and The Genius of Bannockburn. He spent 10 years researching the battle, collating all known contemporary accounts and references, some of he had translated from Latin. He also used General Roy's maps and meticulously investigated the land. The main battle on the second day took place in the Carse of Balqhuiderock, bounded by the Pelstream burn on one side and the Bannockburn on the other. It was a large Scottish army, not a small one, and there was no involvement of Scottish cavalry. The Scots rose early in the morning and quickly deployed down a 60' slope from the Dryfield through Balqhuiderock Wood onto the Carse, sealing off the Carse at its narrowest point, a half-mile gap, to avoid being outflanked. The English, taken by surprise, hastily mounted and charged over a short distance into the assembled, tightly-knit ranks of pikemen. They ground to a halt and their archers, behind them, were ordered to stop firing as they were hitting their own mounted men. Meanwhile the Scottish archers could fire devastatingly at will over their own ranks of pikemen. The static English cavalry were sitting ducks, killed and dragged from their mounts. Edward 2 was led from the field as the Scots advanced. The Scots won by virtue of having a brilliant plan on ground perfectly suited to it. The real story is well worth reading.

[@Useaname]

Thank you

[@robbiethepict2783]

The Bruce hid in Aberdeen when he was an outlaw, under the protection of the monks, when he raised an army and took the city from the English he used the password "Bon Accord" to the gate keepers who let his army inside. The city's motto to this day "Bon Accord".

[@MrSpeekerv1.0]

I remeber a lemonade lorry coming round the houses in the 70's called Bon Accord. On a more bitter note I read that Menteith the capturer of Wallace was promoted within Bruce's court over the years to come.

[@jamesgrant1850]

@@MrSpeekerv1.0 Bon Accord are still on the go, based in Edinburgh now. Excellent lemonade.

[@andrewbell7579]

Fun fact- Bon Accord football team hold the record loss in a match, having lost 36-0 to Arbroath.

[@MrSpeekerv1.0]

@@jamesgrant1850 Cheers, I'm from around Falkirk area never seen them in donks. Thought they'd fizzled out :)

[@MrSpeekerv1.0]

@@andrewbell7579 Smoked em! and I thought I was shite at football

[@SpecialEd-xe4zx]

The best part about that whole battle is the very beginning when Henry charged at Bruce thinking he was all that and some more

[@natkingcol909]

Imagine watching it happen from the English side? Thinking that it could all be over before it began... Then the poor bugger gets an axe in the heed!

[@natkingcol909]

@TalorcMacAllan-p2l I bet his granny gave him that axe for his Christmas!! English yobs...

[@davidherron9329]

Shite

[@robbie73vespa]

​@@davidherron9329English 💩?

[@eddiebear34]

​@davidherron9329 what is?

[@liamcdm3689]

Videos like these should be used in high school history classes.

[@Maximus1883]

@@Robert-po9gw 🤣

[@FaxTazm]

I agree, literally the videos teachers show us are most of the time boring, they rarely use a good video 😭

[@T3koner]

We just watched Braveheart 😂😂😂😅

[@neilfoster8823]

Absolute bollocks history.

[@neilfoster8823]

No they should not.Very little historical truth

[@taekwanlew]

The battle was so called because it was fought around the Bannock Burn. There was no 'town' of Bannockburn until the 18th century. I drive through the battle ground every day and its easy to see now how the landscape and both rivers helped Bruce.

[@eddiebear34]

They can't be sure exactly where it happened.

[@colinanderson3834]

@@eddiebear34 Who?

[@eddiebear34]

@@colinanderson3834 anyone

[@s1l3nt22]

i live in the town right next to Loudoun hill crazy ti think all that happened and i can just look at if fae my windae

[@editorrbr2107]

That was a tactical masterclass.

[@theAnalystMan]

I'm really enjoying this channel. Great work!

[@Hillbilly001]

Outstanding cinematics as always. I've gamed Bannockburn with both miniature and hex and counter, it's a tough one for the Scots especially if the English have any sense. Well done. Cheers from Tennessee

[@ianmuir3640]

But they don’t have any

[@Hillbilly001]

@ianmuir3640 Historically that's true, however I was commenting on a gaming situation and most people, not all, aren't as inept as they were at the time.

[@Fatherofheroesandheroines]

Oh man what a perfect video for the Scottish March!

[@Neil-zx6bz]

Im scottish and what a channel to find.thankyou for your work my man 🙏🫡

[@michaelmcclafferty3346]

What an amazing and well produced video. Thank you so much. I’m just blown away by the animation in it. It’s so realistic.

[@AH.135]

Yes, i thought i was there for a second 😂

[@Kit-vb5rm]

A superb video, wonderful animations. Excellent. Thank you.

[@tomhutchison9050]

"Bruce and de Bohun, were fightin' for the croon, Bruce taen his battle-axe and knocked de Bohun doon" [de - boon in Scots lingo] excellent video BTW.

[@andrewadams9948]

Great video as always. This location is not more than a ten minute drive from where I grew up 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 If you're a tourist who enjoys historic locations, that is a fantastic wee part of Scotland to visit. Stirling locations all close by etc.

[@glenn6623]

Amazing video bringing history to life. Keep it up.

[@NamronCrow-gn8no]

A massive advantage was the Scots had weeks to train the troops and choose the best land to defend. He chose the land carefully knowing the English would be hemmed in. They knew the English had to advance towards Stirling Castle, the last castle still in English hands. Bruce was a great tactician and knew that the archers were a threat, he also knew that training the foot soldiers with the pikes could defeat the heavy cavalry.

[@brunswickgaming1815]

Babe, wake up , Bellum et Historia uploaded another epic cinematic

[@simonpeyton-n3h]

BABE ,your sadcase of a boyfriend cant come up with anything even slightly original to post

[@Pyjamarama11]

Ahaha "babe wake up" Not heard that one before

[@christygum3384]

Great video, phenomenal narration. Much like a great novel a reader doesn’t want to put down, this a video with that kind of intrigue !🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

[@WarAndHistory.]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@timetraveller9321]

The bravery of these men is unbelievable, they did what they did for their beliefs in their country, and fought with heart and soul to defend them

[@hypogogix9125]

The world I grew up in might have been quite different had this not happened. Mental. Didn't realise Scotland was this sophisticated back then. Absolutely out thinking English.

[@katiePetsy]

Not that surprising when you consider the many Scottish inventors and scientists that changed the world. Not bad for such a wee country

[@StuartG-m6n]

Scots are probably the best military figures in the world. “British” colonies wouldn’t be anything without the Scots

[@bri_____]

Robert’s final words to his generals before the battle: “One last push and Scotland is free” (cited on Angus Macdonald's tomb)

[@Mattherat15]

Scotland will always be free.

[@FredBTs]

@@Mattherat15 it hasn’t been free for the last 300 years plus.

[@darkbluesf]

​@FredBTs correct. We're working on it though.

[@jonny5TV]

England isn't free anymore , full of muslims forever

[@OYARZABALLLLLL-MA-RIBS]

🎶 And sent them homewards, tae think again 🎶 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@davidpimblett3573]

And they thought again and came back to kick arse 😂

[@OYARZABALLLLLL-MA-RIBS]

@@davidpimblett3573 did they?

[@davidpimblett3573]

@@OYARZABALLLLLL-MA-RIBS If Billy says so it must be true 😂

[@OYARZABALLLLLL-MA-RIBS]

@@davidpimblett3573 😄😄👍🏻

[@jonny5TV]

And now England is getting its arse kicked by islam and your weak as fk prime ministers every day for eternity now

[@ericvitelli7113]

Awesome presentation-thank you

[@TheDanieltoye]

Don't bring a horse to a pike fight.

[@laurenced2916]

Combat must have been so brutal in those days

[@HannibalBarca137]

Hey I love the channel, been folllowing the channel since it was early. I love the visuals and the work that is done, keep it up🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉. I want to ask that if you could tell me how I could get the narrator your using from Rome 2. I would really want to use it so much for my movies I make for projects, I just really like it and it sounds super good.

[@wh3391]

Why would you/he want you to copy his narrator?

[@HannibalBarca137]

@ it’s a public narrator, he has found a way with ai, I know it does not seem the smartest on his part to show me the narrator and give it. But I just really want to use it for my projects.

[@ixurlife8062]

❤🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 No army has ever conquered the wee land o Scotland 🎉 the Germans tried the English, Roman, Vikings.

[@brythonicman3267]

Yet all these years later, you're now wanting independence!

[@darkstarr2321]

The vikings conquered much of Scotland so, no

[@ixurlife8062]

@darkstarr2321 Not at all someone, needs to repeat history. they settled on the Nothern Isles Orkney, Shetland, etc. got chased out of they're by farmers. The western seaboard hebrides, etc. The Isle of Lewis. The Isle of Egg and Iona all outlying islands they never conquered any mainland areas. So your theory is flawed 👌

[@darkstarr2321]

@@ixurlife8062 Those areas were still part of Scotland so your theory is flawed

[@kr050]

@@ixurlife8062 Come on buddy. Sutherland is called Sutherland for a reason.

[@hiramabiff2017]

Respect & long life to our Scottish cousin's up there on St Andrews day. United we are unbeatable.

[@Mark-Haddow]

Scotland is the only unbeaten nation on Earth. Hence the oldest, continuously used national flag, on Earth. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@tertur2957]

Worked with Scots my whole life, they could never get along with each other, they were always plotting and scheming to undermine their own people.

[@AH.135]

If you discount inflatable rafts

[@bruceanderson9321]

No thanks !

[@hiramabiff2017]

@@bruceanderson9321 You got no choice in it. Live with it.

[@The1RedRooster]

There is a very fascinating legend of the Knights Templar being present at the Battle of Bannockburn.

[@scotland638]

@@The1RedRooster On whose side?

[@The1RedRooster]

@@scotland638 Bruce's. Scotland was known to be an important centre for their Brother Chapter, the Hospitallers and those Templars who survived Friday the 13th likely sought refuge among them. Again, it’s a legend but there are tell-tale signs of their existence within Scotland dating back to the 13 hundreds. Rosslyn Chapel, for example, contains centuries-old carvings of their insignia and other symbols scratched into the basement of the chapel that I was lucky enough to see myself but again, all this is simply legend.

[@scotland638]

@@The1RedRooster Thanx for the info,that's interesting.

[@JohnCampbell-sl5nx]

Scotland had been excommunicated by the catholic church by the pope and as such had offered sanctuary to the night's templers, there is evidence of some of their fleet that fled from la Rochelle landing on the Ayrshire coast and some on the east, and settled in what is now called temple Town,still there today.

[@jalanlengkok]

It is a modern myth

[@scotland638]

Perfect for Saint Andrews Day today 👍

[@MisterMauer]

Remember folks, the English knights and leaders are Normans. So let’s not blame the native English for everything

[@trouvereyork]

Great film - really enjoyed it, though the bagpipes at the start were a curious choice.

[@lisboay8086]

how so

[@trouvereyork]

@@lisboay8086 Bagpipes are not known in Scotland at this time - definitely not Highland pipes. They might have been there, but there's no proof. They can't have been well known or popular else they would show in the historical record. Ironically, there's proof for them in England at this time...

[@lisboay8086]

@@trouvereyork interesting to know thanks!

[@timetraveller9321]

There is a bannockburn memorial and fantastic educational centre built where they think the battle took place, it is now surrounded by a housing estate and yet where they think the battle was, there has never been any skgnificant historical finds ever been found

[@ronaldmcdonald8303]

I love the Scottish, from England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

[@jablot5054]

We hate you.

[@Mattherat15]

Same here.

[@praisethelordpig1212]

Same for yous mate

[@ronaldmcdonald8303]

@Mattherat15 Yes, my mum is Scottish and so we're her parents, my maternal grandparents. I've been to Scotland a lot and it was awesome.

[@ronaldmcdonald8303]

@@praisethelordpig1212 Have you ever been to Edinburgh? It's an awesome city.

[@WyattKing.]

THESE RECNT VIDEOS ARE SO GOOD

[@MiguelPerez-zx2wg]

Was that "Rowdy" Roddy Piper theme at the beginning of the video?

[@katiePetsy]

The tune is called Scotland the Brave

[@SolidusSnapes]

My direct paternal ancestors where custodians of St Fillians bell. It was carried into battle by Robert the Bruce so my ancestors likely fought at this battle.

[@cymro6537]

11:14 The 'English' archers in this occasion were not English - but Welsh

[@Mark-Haddow]

The English paid the Welsh 200 years later.

[@cymro6537]

@Mark-Haddow yeah ,with accumulated interest 😏🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🏹

[@davidmarcincak9191]

Could you please do a cinematic battle of Vítkov hill?

[@BarryGreen-um7ul]

I wish i had these back in the day when I was taught History great lessons to be learned English but love Scotland long live the brave

[@colinstafford7846]

I always thought this battle took place in one day-what an eye opener! Why do people often call it Bonnackburn?

[@philmanson2991]

My ancestors! Clan Gunn! "Aux Pax Aut Bellum!"

[@WarAndHistory.]

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[@da90sReAlvloc]

Next do 1066 battle of Stanford bridge

[@chrismlone]

Ok it's settled! We need an Age of Empires: Braveheart edition game.

[@Grant-w7z]

What a cool channel man iv liked and subscribed . I'm going to binge watch a bunch of your vids tomorrow , if you havent already please look at the battle of stirling bridge ... another showcase of good tactics and fighting spirit

[@orlandop4sun]

wowwww these videos are amazing

[@peterbrophy5739]

Thank you for another educational and entertaining video 👍

[@macloudfitness]

Fantastic watch

[@Spartan902]

Edward II made a complete hash of this battle. His father would of won that's for sure! Archers could of won this on their own.

[@johnconcerto8721]

Nice one!

[@AH.135]

Didn't realise they had cameras back then, so life-like.

[@Bettermadness_YT]

The K/D of the Scottish army was 12-25! Those Scotsmen really must have some PTSD after that one.

[@expandyourworld7500]

Very good video 😁

[@paulrooney1933]

In the year of our lord 1314 patriots of Scotland, starving and outnumbered charched the fields of Bannockburn, they fought like warrior poets Thay fought like Scotsman and won there Freedom 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@ssumrall70]

It is important to note that this battle had Norman nobles on BOTH sides fighting for control over Scotland. The Scottish Normans won this round. My ancestors were on the Scottish side but there was an English branch of the family that we had to face off on the English side so it was literally putting Norman famlies against each other in the twisting politics of power during those times.

[@bruceanderson9321]

'Normans' who had been in Scotland for 200 years and were fully integrated and merged with the Native Celtic aristocracy.

[@ssumrall70]

@bruceanderson9321 The Highlands had Gaelic speakers while the lowlands at this time were far more Early Scots a dialect of Middle English. Those of Norman descent in both England and Scotland were still often speaking French along with dialects of Middle English.

[@eddiebear34]

It was actually robert the bruce that was called Braveheart by the people. So much so, that his heart was carried in to battle in a casket for luck. Im proud to say that Bruce is my surname too. Mrs maiden name is actually wallace as well. She wanted to change the name plaque on the door after we married last year. But i kept it as "Bruce & Wallace", since its 2 names you rarely see together these days.

[@OCamp-gz8co]

Scotland forever

[@da90sReAlvloc]

Scotland & Geordieland forever

[@FredBTs]

@@da90sReAlvloc What about Gloucestershire?

[@paolow1299]

The Archers were mostly Welsh after the defeat large groups of them were reported crossing the English border for weeks afterwards trying to get back home this in an account recorded by an English Abbey near the border at the time ..

[@brianshort5382]

Brilliant video Mon the Scots👍❤️

[@Stellar2010]

Is this medieval total war or is this an animation?

[@jablot5054]

No it's actual footage filmed on the day.

[@AlexAlex-lg7hc]

No, it's a live feed.

[@bobholly3843]

"We just charged their wall of spears with our knights on horseback and got massacred. What should we do?" "Charge their spears on horseback again!"

[@Hammers-Mikey]

"You bled with Wallace! Boe bleed with me....."

[@Rydonattelo]

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[@AH.135]

Great.

[@orlandop4sun]

gives me goosebumps

[@AndyHullMcPenguin]

I'd be interested to see what you come up with regarding the Battle of Duplin moor in 1332. Touted these days by some south of the border as a "rematch", the supporters of King David II of Scotland, the son of King Robert Bruce, were defeated by English-backed invaders supporting Edward Balliol. Balliol briefly titled himself King of Scotland before being driven (allegedly fleeing naked from his bed) back across the border.

[@jbravo0173]

Bannockburn is in Stirling not south of Stirling. The ‘spiked traps ‘ the Scottish laid for the English cavalry were called ‘caltrops’ They were circular in shape with spikes that dismantled the English horses when their hoofs rode over them. Enjoyable video

[@diamond1897]

The running time of this video cannot be a coincidence. I live in Arbroath. That’s a hint.

[@DaveJohnstone-j5w]

Don’t suppose many will 😆

[@angus94827]

Love the vid but more could be made of Bruce splitting Henry de Bohun's head open before the battle. Imagine, you're an infantryman fighting for Bruce, you know you're well outnumbered and about to face one of the most formidable armies in western europe. Your king is lightly armoured and taking in the scene of the battle on a pony, supervising battle positions but not expecting to fight just yet. A young english knight, pumped up for the fight, sees Bruce exposed in front of his army and spots an opportunity for immortality. He spurs his charger right at the King of Scotland. Bruce is on his pony, without armour or serious weapon, having only a small axe, and can easily slip in behind the mass of his troops to avoid the unbalanced confrontation, but he knows his men are watching him. Not wanting to lose face, he keeps his cool while the heavily armoured knight gallops towards him and, at the last moment, he pulls his nimble pony to the side, rises up in his stirrups, and deals a blow to de Bohun so heavy that it splits his head asunder. His men, cheering their king, pass the details of this epic moment up and down the lines. Their courage will see them through to win the battle to come. Great vid, but I just love this particular moment from the battle. The drama is unbelievable and honesty imagine you were fighting for Bruce and witnessed it, you'd be well up for the fight!

[@michaelrea8090]

That's my good time boy Matt berry doing the voice over isn't it?

[@reducer774]

Nope!

[@Melnukecreator]

What game is this again

[@donbrashsux]

God what chaos..😮😮

[@locomota4936]

Wasn’t this the first time infantry won against heavy cavalry?

[@macglone]

Scotland the Brave on the pipes is a bit of an anachronism. So is "Bonnie Dundee". Though as a whole the video is pretty good.

[@j.whisper2379]

I wonder how many horses were killed in all these insane wars

[@AlexAlex-lg7hc]

Two. Any more questions?

[@j.whisper2379]

@@AlexAlex-lg7hc ! Why bother??

[@johnmorrison9424]

And some want to ruin Bannockburn field with a trotting track DISGUSTING🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@Wull-cfc67]

Aye there's a petition that hopefully stops it. Stirling Council corrupt AF

[@Matityahu-e3i]

Can you make a videos about the maccabees revolt against the helenistic empire in Israel?

[@davidpimblett3573]

As Billy Connolly said we sent them home to think again and they did think again and came back to kick our arses .

[@john-u3t]

when as scotland was idependant from 1314 to 1707 just shy of 400 years

[@katiePetsy]

​@john-u3ttechnically it was a Scots king that took over the English throne

[@byci]

Ancient tactics won against medieval ones here.

[@WarAndHistory.]

Indeed

[@ScottishAd]

Yasss!!

[@PER5Y]

Imagine the damage either side could have inflicted if they weren't all taking selfies !

[@jeffmacarthur9722]

My clan MacArthur fought alongside Robert the Bruce!

[@Maximus1883]

based

[@Alastair_]

Let me guess, American? XD

[@mirek5242]

super,,

[@garymacdonald7165]

Similar strategy to how we skelped the Roman Empire with our golf clubs!

[@peterblack3665]

Those poor beautiful horses......

[@Twenty-fifthofMay1967]

I am from Lochmaben, as was 'the Bruce' (de Brus). People of Lochmaben are proud to be from our village, and proud of the Bruce. One day, perhaps, Scotland will be an independent country again. The battle cry at Bannockburn was; 'the Bruce, the Bruce, the Bruce'...

[@dryfesands1367]

Been in the new Tesco yet? 😀

[@MrKalem6572]

One day Briton, may be Briton again without the ignorance of the few scots thinking it was a totally separate country.

[@dryfesands1367]

@@MrKalem6572 why is it British Nationalists like you are always the sort of moron who can't spell actually spell "Britain"? I'm going to bet you've got a neck beard and have never actually slept with anyone too for a full house.

[@Twenty-fifthofMay1967]

@@dryfesands1367 No, I'm in Edinburgh now. Is it where the petrol station used to be?...

[@dryfesands1367]

@@Twenty-fifthofMay1967 yeh. Looks very snazzy but it's making the traffic a nightmare.

[@Harrier_DuBois]

I don't think the cavalry would charge into pikes, I believe its impossible to make horses do that. Although they could have used missiles to create an opening and charge through it.

[@Johnburgoyne44]

Cmon the scottish feirce men and woman allways ready to protect our land

[@Pyjamarama11]

A time when leaders who started the fight, got involved in the fight ...... just imagine .....

[@ธุวานนท์สมบัติ]

Game name?

[@fanfeck2844]

Always easier with home advantage. Did the English army travel then fight straight away, or did they rest well before battle? You would think the English wouldn’t have risen to the bait, and agreed to fight where Bruce wanted to?

[@101wildgoose]

Got to mention Sir Giles D'Argentan. He was one of two knights that led King Edward to safety before stating that he "had never fled a battle and nor will I now". He the turned and charged at 800 Scots and was killed. Brave and honourable man.

[@johncuddy2669]

He wasn't nick named the spider 🕸️ for nothing. ROBERT THE BRUCE .🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 💙🤍

[@KingPim]

Total war is the best .....& not a bit tartan or warpaint to be seen fantastic.....hate how ppl think they were wearing all that .....

[@SigmaJAD]

Makes you wonder how Roman Legions would have fared against this era. Longbowmen been the main problem? Why did armies of this era not have machine warfare on the battlefield?

[@WarAndHistory.]

Nothing the testudo couldn’t sort out

[@SigmaJAD]

@WarAndHistory. Testudo? Need to look that out

[@Memes-du3fp]

🔥

[@krumpelschtiltzkeen]

I'm having a dram for all the horses. Poor beasts!

[@rcchan7618]

I love this video. I'm very lucky to trace my roots all the way back to ancestral grandfathers Robert the Bruce and Sir James Douglas, both x2, and also English Sir Robert De Cliiford on my mother's side. He died fighting in Bannockburn. Love all the family, but Chancellors are always Scots first and foremost. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@RammingSpeed-lk8kk]

So the English strategy: "see big spikes......run directly into them"?

[@AlanKelly-nm9lx]

My family was so bad ass!