Battle of Lake Trasimene, 217 BC ⚔️ Hannibal (Part 6) - Second Punic War

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📢 Narration:
Alexander Doddy (www.AlexanderDoddy.com)
🚩 Graphics:
Many thanks to Fabio Naskino Fiorenza for allowing us to use his fantastic Hannibal portrait. Check out more of his work here: www.puttyandpaint.com/FabioNas...
🎼 Music:
"Peak of Atlas" - Omri Lahav
📝 Sources:
"Histories" - Polybius
"Carthage must be destroyed" - Richard Miles
"Fall of Carthage" - Adrian Goldsworthy
"Hannibal's Oath" - John Prevas
#hannibal #documentary #trasimene

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[@extrooren266]

These videos are too good :'(

[@alihussain2458]

Please make another video about saladins battles

[@TheChuckfuc]

Can't wait for cannae.

[@HistoryMarche]

@@alihussain2458 There will surely be more of Islamic battles. Battle of Ain Jalut is planned for July.

[@HistoryMarche]

@@TheChuckfuc There will be 2-3 episodes before Cannae. There are some very important things to cover before the big event, but it's coming :)

[@flexfrank1072]

Tactical brilliance aside, the fact that he kept a diverse group of troops on the battlefield without any historical evidence of rebellion is truly amazing

[@HistoryMarche]

Indeed. Different cultures, different languages, different styles of warfare that his troops are used to. Quite remarkable leadership qualities.

[@kralle-uw9mc]

He must have been a man of exceptional charisma and leadership skills.

[@hkchan1339]

I suspect the amazing victories help kept everyone under his command

[@SEAsia_RTS]

Makes me wonder. He mist be tall handsome and strong. Or is he like Napoleon or hitler? Small and fierce? Wonder how he appreance was

[@BabyBoomersDoomer]

Praise for a general who kills his own troops on a forced March.

[@Uroste]

Gallic soldiers: "THERE HE IS!" Flaminius: " oh shit..."

[@HistoryMarche]

In a nutshell. Haha.

[@Uroste]

@@HistoryMarche Actually to tell you the truth, this is from monty python's holy grail; when sir lancelot comes down from the tower and the quests see him.

[@Brahmdagh]

When you said that area was rendered impassible due to flood marshes, I knew that was where Hannibal was gonna go.

[@HistoryMarche]

Hehe, of course. Only Hannibal.

[@virusguy5611]

Romans: “You can’t pass the Alps.” *Hannibal goes through alps* Romans: “You can’t go through the marshes!” *Hannibal goes through marshes* Up next (maybe?): Romans: You can’t beat 80,000 men! Hannibal: *orly?*

[@mojewjewjew4420]

When he said that part is unpassable i thought of how the germans passed though the Ardens so i was sure they would do the same here.

[@nikitakuznetsov8446]

@@virusguy5611 Romans: You can't take Rome!! Hannibal: Hmm.... You're right.

[@Fred-rf6cs]

Same mistake the french made during WW2.

[@BasedPeanutButterEnjoyer]

“When in doubt, just say fuck it and go over the mountains.” - Hannibal

[@samker7758]

Such an underrated event. Everyone talks about the crossing of the Alps and the battle of Cannae but to me , this was Hannibal masterpiece.

[@cheriefsadeksadek2108]

I Don't Think trasimene is as a big Victory compared to cannea but it is surely Hannibal at his Best it is surely a Tactical feat on it,s own , The fact that up till this day Trisemene Remains the biggest Perfect Ambush in history is truly Amazing and it tells you something about Hannibal

[@geordiejones5618]

Completely agree. I pefer Alexander's Balkan campaign to anything he did in Asia. And I think Caesar's victories in North Africa and Spain were more impressive than against Pompey or Vercingetorix. Though Alesia much like Cannae and Gaugamela are timeless victories.

[@michaeltei4173]

to be fair,. Cannae was absolutely brilliant

[@gabrielcolic4003]

Hannibal is by far my favourite general from any time period, I can never get enough of videos about him. To see somebody cover period of Second Punic War in this detail is really nice.

[@hannibalbarca8411]

appreciate that ❤

[@chrisbula]

hannibal barca why did you have to lose bro?

[@tamerdoc401]

I'm so hyped for the battle of cannae

[@mrjay4528]

Me too

[@HistoryMarche]

@@mrjay4528 There are 2-3 episodes before Cannae. Some important things to cover before the big event, but it's coming :)

[@reioh123]

@@HistoryMarche what happened to the rest of the episodes?

[@dosadnizub]

@@HistoryMarche Cannae! :-D

[@arthasmenethil7208]

@@HistoryMarche and battle of zama too! :D

[@ThisisBarris]

So glad you've finally passed 100,000 subscribers - you deserve way more though! Your videos are criminally underrated.

[@Fenniks-]

Agreed the maps and animation is some of the best i have ever seen

[@HistoryMarche]

Thanks guys. Hey Barris, great to see you here. Love your Cinco de Mayo avatar.

[@ThisisBarris]

@@HistoryMarche Always great to be here! I intend on releasing a video about cinco de mayo tomorrow hence the hat. I'm sorry to hear about 'Mimi' - I presume it was your grandmother?

[@Sindrewino]

Agreed :)

[@joeyt3707]

historymarche is basically bazbattles

[@Vishnu-rf5wk]

I have always had a great fascination with Hannibal and scipio. The 2nd punic war has everything you would expect in a great fantasy novel blood oaths of Revenge , glorious victories, herioc last stands Two of the greatest generals in History going head to head and You guys are doing an excellent job covering this war.

[@HistoryMarche]

Indeed. I'm quite a Hannibal fan boy, and the 2nd Punic War is definitely a remarkable tale. I try to mostly follow Hannibal's story but the war itself was actually far more complex.

[@resentfuldragon]

In ancient history, maybe that is even debatable as people like alexander existed. Hannibal and Scipio were top tier generals, better by leagues by many of their contemporaries, but even they were not the best or honestly within the top 10 of all time.

[@jonathanrobison9667]

Imagine being so badass that a feat of military greatness you pulled off is still unmatched. If only Hannibal knew how cemented in history his name would be.

[@sirdook2761]

Numidians and Gauls fighting together. Awesome stuff.

[@Holybatman3603]

*Cisalpine Gauls, which are just Northern Italians, not exactly French people.

[@NoMoreNever]

The description as the Roman army makes its way along the shores of the lake in the mist was chilling and it must have been a terrifying experience when Hannibals army descended upon the Romans! The taste of revenge must also have been very sweet for the Gauls, finally taking down the man that had caused them so much grief in the past. This attention to detail adds so much to these battles its a treat to watch!

[@HistoryMarche]

Thank you sir for the kind feedback.

[@romelnegut2005]

One of the greatest ambushes in history. Very well planned and executed.

[@harleyokeefe5193]

I'm pretty sure I was the biggest in history as well

[@romelnegut2005]

@@harleyokeefe5193 Absolutely :-)

[@harleyokeefe5193]

Romel Negut I was surprised when I first heard that because I thought it tutuburg forest (sorry I know I butchered that spells) but turns out I is more well known but not the biggest

[@romelnegut2005]

@@harleyokeefe5193 Can't contradict you on that.

[@MrManifolder]

@Obi-wan Kenobi Actually the Battle of Gaixia (202 B.C.E) was a larger ambush with 600,000-700,000 Han forces trapping 100,000 Chu forces. Gaixia was not nearly as surprising as Trasimene because the Chu forces knew they were walking into a trap, but did so because their commander's beloved concubine had been captured and was being used as bait (this was the inspiration for the famous Chinese opera whose title is often translated into English as "Farewell my Concubine"). However, the Chu forces lost 80,000 men, so it was a much deadlier ambush than Lake Trasimene. Basically an ambush with loss of life approaching the level of Cannae.

[@chasemurraychristopherdola7108]

I can tell that the battle of cannae is going to be the best video so far

[@HistoryMarche]

There should be at least one episode before Cannae to cover some of the events and to cover some events surrounding Hannibal.

[@PolluxA]

@@HistoryMarche You should definitely cover some of the other engagements such as the Battle of Ager Falernus and the Battle of Geronium.

[@HistoryMarche]

@@PolluxA Indeed.

[@jihedsboui4331]

@@HistoryMarche You seem to like that great man : Hannibal, i'm just saying but his worth the love, such a strategic, ambitious B.C man is worth it

[@FlashPointHx]

Hannibal was the master of using the geography of the land to his benefit. Can’t wait to get home and watch this one! Good to see you are continuing this. Looking forward to your take on Cannae.

[@HistoryMarche]

Great to see you man! Should be one more episode at least before Cannae, there's some important stuff to mention before then :)

[@FlashPointHx]

I agree - the escape from the Volturnus valley is a must

[@HistoryMarche]

@@FlashPointHx Shh, no spoilers! :D

[@elgrandibarca2140]

Hannibal was a genius . I understand now why the teacher of history was forcing us to say « Hannibal the Great Barca » instead of saying just « Hannibal Barca « when I was young in my school in Tunisia

[@HistoryMarche]

Well he truly was Great. Many lesser leaders were called Great.

[@elgrandibarca2140]

HistoryMarche I agree with you. Barca was a super and exceptional leader . That's why he is the best military commander in the history for me and for many other people ✌️

[@1zbossz]

Omg, Hannibal is unbelievable, I've read stories about him in the past when I was younger and knew how an amazing general he was, but this series showed me he is extraordinary! thank you!

[@HistoryMarche]

Glad you're enjoying the series. I'm working on part 11, the Battle of Cannae. It's a big project so I can't give any dates currently, but it's work in progress :)

[@IronWarrior86]

Hannibal Barca gotta be amongst the top 5 most skilled commanders in history. Never lost a single battle on Italian soil.

[@ari3903]

But did on his homeland

[@AbbeyRoadkill1]

Hannibal was a master of battlefield tactics but he was not a master of overall strategy. He didn't realize how quickly Rome would be able to replace their destroyed armies... and he had no plan to force the Romans to capitulate by laying siege to Rome itself. "You, Hannibal, know how to gain a victory, but you do not know how to use it." -Marharbal (Hannibal's cavalry commander)

[@IronWarrior86]

Well factor in that the senate in Carthage had stopped sending money and reinforcements. If they had not done that things might have turned out differently.

[@folken1761]

@@ari3903 He refused to fight there because he lost his Numidian cavalry to the Romans and the Romans chose the battlefield which was vast flat terrain, perfect for Roman legionaries and yet he still was forced into the battle by the Carthaginian Senate while he wanted to bide his time as he knew defeat was almost imminent.

[@IronWarrior86]

Also he didn't lay siege to Rome because he probably lacked equipment to breach the Roman walls.

[@Flavius_Claudius_Julianus]

No natural obstacle is insurmountable for a commander and an army willing to pass through. Our French GQG should have better learned it's history lessons in 1940. Excellent serie of videos, congratulations for this impressive work !

[@HistoryMarche]

Thank you sir.

[@RexGalilae]

Unbelievably great narrative style as always. Knows when to switch from Hannibals PoV (when explaining his decision and his march across the swamps) to the Roman PoV (when describing the scene of battle from Roman eyes to explain why they couldn't anticipate an ambush and how it may have felt for a Roman soldier) and then back to Hannibal (when describing how he set up his ambush). This, alongside the animation and sound combines to make a perfectly epic video.

[@HistoryMarche]

Thank you sir. It's great to see when someone digs the overall setup.

[@214blockbleeder]

Kings and Generals makes good videos, Bazbattles makes great videos, but yours bring me to the battle itself.

[@HistoryMarche]

That's very kind of you. Thank you.

[@marcussmith1397]

I love all three, and have subscribed to all three.

[@LiveinReykjavik]

HistoryMarche/Historia Civilis Invicta Kings&Generals Bazbattles

[@alchemist6819]

Epic history tv too

[@hocestbellumchannel]

History Marche plus lake trasimene, you know this is going to be the highlight of the month!

[@HistoryMarche]

Cheers mate.

[@hocestbellumchannel]

@@HistoryMarche I might have watched like 20 times now! Iam leaving it play while iam working. There are some things that you do that really makes me wonder about your methods, especially the way you fit the size of one map with the other more detailed map without losing too much quality. Congratulations, anyone who tries to animate anything like that will really learn to appreciate your work even more from what the eye can see.

[@Salvador.MG.123]

Total War camping maps should be like that

[@kingofeast3125]

Baz Battles and Kings and generals have good videos but HistoryMarche adds so much important details makes me feel like I was a spectator in the battle, plus I keep going back and watching but videos about Hannibal its addictive

[@safeysmith6720]

I’ve been to the very spot at lake Trasimene, where this huge ambush occurred. However, the historical signs and markers place the ambush as beginning to the west of Pasignano, where as this video shows it all occurring to the east of it.

[@mevlanisufi2100]

Its a miracle what romans went through during this war and still survived. I have heard their famous quote "You are not defeated until you accept defeat". Very inspiring.

[@resentfuldragon]

same with the first war, they didn't lose land battles for the most part but lost hundreds of thousands in storms at sea. Almost any other group would capitulate after losing so many men, but the trucked on. This sometimes backfires though, the paraguayans tried to keep fighting a tough war but ended up losing around 70% of their entire population!

[@paladinbob1236]

another great battle showing hannibal at his best. Skills such as ambush were very common in spain where the terrain was favorable to such forms of combat and i am sure Hannibal learnt the skill well...add in a dose of political commanders for Rome, where each was jealous of gaining glory for themselfs over there own fellow consuls , and you have a receipt ripe for victory. Here we see another firm victory , and imagine the state of Rome , where Hannibal has defeated every roman army thrown at him ...destroying them at a river crossing , and uniting the gauls against them , and now with the indignity of a army group being destroyed in ambush on the march....what will Rome do,? what can they do ? Rome's strength was in its population , and forming army after army...which could defeat any tribal culture , for if you lost a battle , you would not regain the manpower to form another army [or navy] and so you would lose. But what do you do against a general so capable, that he does'nt seem to lose ? :P great video , keep up the series , please :D

[@ronank2432]

then the carthaginian nobles stopped supporting Hannibal and everything went wrong slowly after that

[@paladinbob1236]

@@ronank2432 politics was everything both for the romans and the carthagains.states , rather than the commanders on the field ,..if we take it on pure ability then hannibal wins..but this [like most times in history] is more complex :D

[@Nimish204]

Atrite him out of existence.

[@michaelfoster5577]

As a junior officer, I had to practice platoon ambushes. These are difficult with about 30 men to sort out for the ambushing group! That Hannibal achieved the feat of placing an ambush of 50,000 men, speaking many different languages, and synchronise the attack must rate as one of the greatest military victories of all time. Cannae was a masterpiece, and even Zama was far closer than it seemed. Only Hannibal’s hesitation while Scipio reorganised his army prevented another victory against the odds. I have the greatest respect for Hannibal as a tactician, but as one of his lieutenants said “Hannibal, you know how to win victories, but not how to use them”!

[@qaidikramuddin]

This man was a phenom and an enigma. What brilliance.

[@obayal-raslan8403]

You and epic history are extraordinary channels These episodes , the commentery and the sounds just made me feel like I am living the battle atmosphere Great work

[@HistoryMarche]

Thank you sir.

[@RishabhSharma-rs2ez]

He is a great general hatsoff to his stratergies and the level of command he has over his troops which i think even alexander couldnt have

[@rete5132]

i thk both are great in tactics but Alexander won by bravery, both by boldness tho

[@omarjedidi8958]

Beyond the fact that Hannibal defeated roman armies which were without any doubt much superior to persian troops, and that he didn't have the full power unlike Alexander to direct the war effort on Rome as he wanted. Alexander's armies mutilated despite that its core was constituted of fellow macedonians, when Hannibal was able to maintain an heteroclyte army constituted of many different tribes and cultures

[@ahmedw5]

Good God, that ambush was absolutely magnificent! He was in a different league to his roman counterparts.

[@safeysmith6720]

I’ve been to the trasimene battlefield and drove around and visited all the key markers on the battlefield. Trust me when I say, this video is flawed about where the ambush took place. It happened further up the valley, sooner, further to the west, in the same spot where this video shows the Roman camp. The Roman camp was actually on the plain, outside the pass.

[@haloaffect]

You deserve a triumph for this great narration. Hannibal Barca is proud of you!

[@TheChuckfuc]

I'm glad your channel is starting to get the recognition it deserves. Keep up the great work.

[@HistoryMarche]

Thank you sir.

[@yuanwang7600]

I remember hearing about this battle as a kid, but now that I am revisiting it with some military experience udner my belt, it just seem so much more impressive.

[@drinkcoffeewithjasmin5938]

Very interesting informations. Famous Berber kings like Massinissa fought also in the Punic wars. The Roman Empire has its footsteps all over the world

[@drinkcoffeewithjasmin5938]

@@LuisAldamiz yes, he fought at first with the Phoenicians against the Romans and than he switched the sides and fought for Rome.

[@morningmidnight9398]

They sided with the romans

[@selim996]

@@drinkcoffeewithjasmin5938 Cartaganians are not Phoenicians , the majority of the people are natives although the language and the deities back then were of the phoenicia. It is like saying the latinos of US today are originally from UK and Ireland just bcs they can speak english...

[@ibnyahud]

BTW Eye infections are EXCRUCIATINGLY painful! it's unbelievable he still lead his army tactfully at the same time

[@Henk6772]

17 MINS! Of history goodness! Break out the popcorn, its about to get crazy!!!!

[@fpvillegas9084]

You really learn a lot more in a short time if you can visualize events. These animations are really great. History teachers/professors can easily make use of these in their classrooms.

[@Ghost-vi8qm]

I really enjoyed watching this. Hannibal must have been a real badass losing an eye and still going strong.

[@k.a.9415]

I can literally spend the rest of my lifetime just watching these extremely well manufactured history sessions Heck I feel am part of the fight myself.

[@tamerdoc401]

greeko-roman wars callic-roman wars do it all great work

[@ahfadfriskies9348]

credit to hannibal a great tactician to coordinate tht kind of ambush in a night is remarkable. a smart man who knows his opponent weakness which is ego and he uses them with devastating effect

[@californiadream1365]

PLEASE!!! Make a series about magyar incursions in Europe and with the Battle of Pressburg!

[@stefanosgrimp8990]

My afternoon just became much much better

[@matusbarbuscak3347]

What a production guys, keep it making as a history lover and an classical archaeologist I must say your work is pretty fucking amazing..

[@HistoryMarche]

Thank you sir.

[@edwardtheblackprince2722]

You should make videos on the Wars of the Diadochi as well.

[@HistoryMarche]

In due time I will.

[@edwardtheblackprince2722]

@@HistoryMarche Will we see more collaboration with Epic History TV? Honestly those videos were some of the best historical videos on KZbin.

[@HistoryMarche]

@@edwardtheblackprince2722 Yes sir. We should be having a new Napoleon episode coming out in a few days.

[@Cdeseco]

Glad to see the new episode about the punic war

[@aksmex2576]

Your video is so well animated and the voice over is amazing. This is 10/10 stuff. Thank you for bringing this, the map really looks gorgeous.

[@OmegaTrooper]

fantastic. you guys are really putting a masterwork together on the second punic war. i'm going to show my kids this one day.

[@Frenchylikeshikes]

I have watched countless documentaries and video about the Punic wars but this serie is by FAR the best one at explaining it. Amazing videos. thank you so much !!!

[@retvrntotradition4454]

I would certainly recommend the docu-movie Hannibal, Rome's worst nightmare. It portrays the war and the mind of Hannibal, his comrades and the Romans pretty well.

[@HistoryMarche]

I've seen it. It's fantastic.

[@craigburns5762]

Amazing video! Love Hannibal and being able to see the battles played out makes understanding their effectiveness so much easier

[@michaellowellretalla3380]

His a man of focus, commitment and sheer will. He is hannibal barca the scourge of rome!!!

[@ChiuaruStefan]

What a shamfurrr dishprayy! Excellent video. I read bits and pieces about hannibal, and how he was called a great tactician and commander. Now I see why.

[@eddierobbertse8957]

The videos are so well done! I love the details in the videos that gives one a great sense of the situation (such as how Hannibal set up the ambush without leaving tracks). Excellent narration! The use of the maps is perfect! Love how you guys zoom in/out to give the viewer sttuational awareness. 10/10. This episode was sensational!

[@HistoryMarche]

Thank you sir.

[@alexanderthegreat445]

I was going to do something very important. I believe it can wait now that I think about it.

[@HistoryMarche]

Haha! Thank you.

[@HistoryMarche]

@@ItWasAMisinput rofl

[@alexanderthegreat445]

Alexander the Great No, u

[@KHK001]

I thought Alexander died 2300 years ago.

[@alexanderthegreat445]

I live on Olympus.

[@Yora21]

10:25 As the famous expression goes: "Omae wa, mo shinde iru."

[@hussain7675]

Finally another upload, it feels like you guys have not uploaded for a 100 years!!! That 100 reminds me, YOU GUYS HIT 100K SUBS, CONGRATS... honestlly you guys deserve it and more... thanks for the videos, this one is great

[@HistoryMarche]

Thank you sir. Yes we're still a somewhat small channel. But hopefully that'll change in the future.

[@hussain7675]

@@HistoryMarche I hope so to

[@Brandazzo22]

I am enthralled by artistic details of the geography. Its given me a more comprehensive understanding of the sheer amount of effort it took Hannibal to pull off these feats. I will happily wait for content of this quality

[@HistoryMarche]

Thank you sir. Much appreciated.

[@DRJEBP]

Great video as always! Everytime I watch your content I feel like playing old RTS games like Age of Empires.

[@owenb8636]

This is amazing. You guys brought a whole level of detail to these events that I never knew or thought about before. HistoryMarche is the best channel of its kind on youtube for me.

[@HistoryMarche]

Thank you kindly sir.

[@1967PONTIACGTO]

this was excellent... I have been reading my way through Plutarch, and paused to re-read Robert O'Connell's The Ghosts of Cannae and am up to the Battle of Lake Trasimene, and on an impulse decided to see what I could find on youtube.... so happy to have found this series as the graphics and presentation are clear and concise

[@superg3962]

We stayed in Cortona 2 years ago, from CA. We rode Vespas around that area and could see the diagrams of where the ambush happened and the subsequent battle. There is a town there called ODESSA- which means bones (I didn’t know that) and the locals would find human bones from the battle long after. Thank you for doing this- it really helped connect all the dots. You would never have guessed a major battle was ever fought there....

[@Zephyr007]

I just recently started watching your videos.... They are just awesome....... This channel is too underrated..... You deserve more subs......

[@HistoryMarche]

Thank you sir. Welcome to the channel.

[@Zephyr007]

@@HistoryMarche when will be its next episode coming?

[@jinjunliu2401]

20 hours ago????? wtf? The video was uploaded 1 hour ago....

[@Zephyr007]

@@jinjunliu2401 ya bro i don't get it.... Maybe he reuploaded or something... I watched yesterday... And now video is labelled to be released today..... Also i got the notification for part 6 now again..

[@HistoryMarche]

@@jinjunliu2401 That was for Patreon supporters. All patrons get to see videos a few days earlier.

[@steveclapper5424]

It is a level of command and control that would be admired at any time in any place.

[@tyrian_baal]

I honestly can’t put out all my feelings and thoughts, but in short I absolutely love this. You’ve helped me get into reading more about the subject and even give me motivation to paint my miniatures from this time period, thanks for continuing to make great content for everyone! Thanks

[@HistoryMarche]

Really glad you enjoyed the video. Thank you for watching.

[@thehistorybard6333]

Great video! Love this series. Keep up the good work mate, this is one of my favourite channels

[@xJohnMCTavishx]

Yeah!!!!! New episode! I was waiting for part 6 !!! Ty a lot! I'm glad to be a one of the subscribers!

[@HistoryMarche]

Great to have you.

[@CaptainHaddocck]

Historigraph, World war 2 and HistoryMarche in 1 day! I'm in paradise!

[@HistoryMarche]

Thank you captain.

[@CaptainHaddocck]

@@HistoryMarche you are welcome mate! Love your videos. I've been a subscriber since before 20k subs.

[@PeopleProfiles]

Hannibals European tour continues! Bravo sir!

[@HistoryMarche]

Yep. He keeps on rocking in the Roman world :)

[@sevi16]

100k already! Your videos are of incredible depth and quality brother, I appreciate you!

[@HistoryMarche]

Thank you sir.

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Thank you so much you guys are so much more detailed than a lot of other history channels

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Underrated channel. On to the 200.000 subs!

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I can't believe I'm late for this! Production level is levelling up every time. Huge props to you guys!

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Better late than never. Thank you very much for watching.

[@danielluchsinger5252]

Im impressed by the trebia troops and they seem to keep surviving these crushing defeats given to them.

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Man, this content is amazing, I can’t wait for any of your next videos!

[@hazzmati]

Yeah HistoryMarche good to have you back! Your videos take a long time to release but in the end they are always worth it. Your videos give me such joy and Hannibal is great too. Can't wait to see one of the biggest battles ever at Cannae it's going to be a blast.

[@HistoryMarche]

Thank you very much. Great to see you in the comment section.

[@vardansimonyan966]

I adore these series. Hannibal is my absolute #1 Character in History. I am proud to be subbed to the channel when it had 200 subs only :)

[@3lcost3]

Was reading the chapter on the battle of Trasimene on the book The fall of Carthage and it sounded fairly familiar, then I came here to check on your narration and it made sense.

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Thanks for stopping by man.

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Welcome aboard!

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[@HistoryMarche]

Thank you VERY much sir. Truly appreciate the support.

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Thank you for providing such an amazing quality content that satisfies my historical needs.. Hats off to everyone working on these videos 😊

[@HistoryMarche]

It's a small team of two people, Alex does the voice overs, while I do the graphics, animation, editing etc. Thanks again for watching, and for your support!

[@DRJEBP]

@@HistoryMarche That right there is a perfect team of two people.

[@Miamcoline]

Amazing detail and context as every time!

[@stoywarshockofficial9984]

I like Rome, but damn you just can't ignore cheering and be excited for Hannibal

[@elhorno6934]

I am extremely happy seeing this series continued. I stopped studying just to watch this!!! Please continue this series after I finish my uni exams so I won't get distracted hahahaha.

[@HistoryMarche]

Haha, fair enough.

[@napoleonibonaparte7198]

I came back home to my palace to watch this. Forget the campaigns, this is the stuff.

[@HistoryMarche]

Haha, Austerlitz can wait!

[@helixwolf100]

Great narration and fascinating history.

[@chintsunglitt5393]

Simply amazing. Thank you, sir!

[@gastonalvarodorrego6559]

The fact that Hannibal Barca lost the Second Punic War make his life sound like a legend, he was no king but only a general growing in a time when there was great tension in the Western Mediterranean Basin. What I like is that the Man literally hates Rome ever since he was young. In the Second Punic War, Hannibal Barca did some of the greatest achievements in not just the Mediterranean antiquity, but in Military history as well. His crossing of the Alps is one of the most celebrated achievements of any Military force in ancient warfare, his victories at Trebia, Lake Trasimene (Largest ambush in Military history), and Cannae his greatest victory that's now considered to be one of the greatest strategic victories that has since have a mythic quality,. Hannibal achieved great victories however, Carthage didn't support that much to the point where he couldn't lay siege to Rome, and this would cost him dearly, and in the end, Rome would win the Second Punic War and the complete dominance of the Western Mediterranean Basin. Yet, he's still regarded as one of the greatest Military commanders and Strategists, he inspired many Commanders like Napoleon Bonaparte who regarded him as the greatest Strategist of all time, Hannibal may have lost his own War but he left his mark on it.

[@josephjohnson1508]

The videos keep getting better! You are killing it man!

[@amorousbellylint]

Fantastic series. just discovered this channel not too long ago. Cant wait for more!

[@HistoryMarche]

Welcome to the channel.

[@Korkzor]

Darn.. I only now just realized that this series is not complete. You'll leave me in desperate waiting for more.. even after having watched Extra Credit's series on this, yours is still interesting and enlightening to watch. Thanks

[@HistoryMarche]

Haha, my apologies. But if it's any consolation, part 8 is finished. It's currently available on my Patreon page and will be release on KZbin within the next 2-7 days.

[@mohammadhmaidan1217]

I’ve watched this twice and tempted to make it thrice.. you should upload videos more often! ❤️

[@fredo1772]

Thank you History Marche, this Series of videos has been truly amazing! Looking forward to the next one! You guys have just gained a new fan & subscriber! Wow..

[@HistoryMarche]

Thank you sir. Welcome to the channel.

[@a92gsxdsm]

Another outstanding video. Thank you.

[@KingGuillotine21]

This episode was amazing!! Cant wait for the next video especially the video of the Battle of Cannae