Charles Theodore of Bavaria: Unwilling and Unwanted

[@zeno8577]

Keep making these, they're great.

[@wow5heyy]

One of the best history channels out there. Keep creating my friend

[@jec1ny]

This channel deserves far more subscribers. It's one of the best out there.

[@micahistory]

very interesting, i never heard of him but he had a very fascinating and unique life

[@generalfeldmarschall3781]

Funfact in munich is a square named after him but the people don't call it Karlsplatz, they called it Stachus

[@CHarlotte-ro4yi]

Fun fact, the Mannheimer Schloss today hosts parts of the University of Mannheim including three branches of the University library, several lecture halls and classrooms, a bistro and many offices of university professors and the rectorat. During the spring and summertime during the lecture period every thursday there are parties thrown by different student associations in the castles small courtyard. Once a year the big courtyard along the entire building is opened for the opening party of the academic year. It's a really cool place to study and highly reputable for Business studies and Economics.

[@fordfalcon8940]

Great video. Your channel is so underrated.

[@igorsinyavskiy5293]

As always, amazing quality of narration!

[@steven_003]

These videos are amazing!

[@franciscooneill4354]

Your content is amazing. Thank you!

[@Wolf-ee1vr]

Man, we love your content! Keep it up!

[@arnulfomoreno5234]

“We’ll never have to worry about the Illuminati again.” -Some Bavarian guy in the 1700’s

[@lilleaton]

And they were right!

[@MarcusAgrippa390]

I have never even heard of this fellow, but his story is fascinating. Thanks for the video!

[@lj5801]

As a resident of MA, I was surprised when I was in Munich to see a statue of Benjamin Thompson showing "Geboren zu Woburn in Massachusetts." Your videos are quite informative.

[@guide2elections853]

Fantastic videos, I live near one of the palaces mentioned and its great to hear about the man who lived there.

[@TheBigMclargehuge]

Kings: check. Things: check. Liked and subbed.

[@evilduck992]

You made a video in my favorite timeperiod. And covered the topic superbly. Thank you

[@rysph9945]

I don’t understand how you don’t have more subs these are great videos keep up the good work!

[@leftpastsaturn67]

Probably the best history channel I've found, the content is superb & well made.

[@toddbonin6926]

Very interesting and informative. Thank you!

[@MTMMoonlight]

Hand down one of the most fantastic channel. You can get loads of new things you can add to the strange time travel fantasy game thing we do in our heads.

[@Veriox22]

I like these videos of unknown kings

[@David-yj7qn]

underrated channel

[@diegonatan6301]

The first man to fight the Illuminati, we should make a movie about him on the same tone of Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter.

[@joelabraham9456]

Short sweet and simple. I've watched and loved every single one of your videos. I hope you di an entire series on the holy roman empire it is very interesting.

[@Leo-iv5um]

I really love your videos. One thing: I find it a bit hard to understand where the borders are drawn on the map you are using. I can't really make out the cities, or what rivers these are. But otherwise your videos are great!

[@sahhaf1234]

I second this. Better maps will definitely improve the channel.

[@ferrjuan]

Hope you do videos on the other Electors of the HRE as well

[@БоянМихов-м9э]

Wait, what about the Bavarian annexation of the eastern part of the Palatinate during the 30 years war? How does it fit in the story?

[@kingsandthings]

Oh, right, I should have included that in the map! From what I know it was part of the lands given to Rudolph's sons, and remained a part of the Electoral Palatinate until Maximilian I conquered them in the 1600s. It wasn't until 1777 that the entirety of the Electoral Palatinate was reunited with Bavaria, though.

[@TheBigMclargehuge]

You two are such nerds. I approve.

[@tekaklk928]

Love the video,keep em up! How did you draw the borders on the maps though?

[@mikeghostriley]

hes a W for disbanding illuminati and freemasons.

[@unclesam5230]

Hey do you have Discord??

[@joachimMikalsen-y8g]

This is incredible!

[@gonzero00]

I am looking for information about Charles Theodore Middleton’s book A Complete System of Geography. On page 572 there is a drawing of a caravan of pilgrims heading to Mecca, but in the introduction to the drawing you notice an animal that looks like a bear, is it a bear? And why was there a bear in Egypt and in a caravan of pilgrims heading to Mecca for Hajj? If anyone has information, please let me know. Thank you.

[@mcwarrington]

Thanks for sharing. I really enjoyed your narrating style, and you made an obscure historical subject shine. Cheers from New Zealand!

[@IdanM-u1u]

Thank you for that!

[@LamiNalchor]

Quality videos - why the interest in Bavaria?

[@StateholderofLunt]

Order of the Golden Fleece video?

[@jayfreechavez0000]

❤❤❤❤

[@silesiaball9505]

Yay the series is back

[@StLaparole]

Excellent,

[@spencerdee7183]

This man really just ends his videos

[@jamescarlton6016]

Always fascinating

[@peterchaloner2877]

Beautifully read, factually fascinating.

[@jonathanlee4511]

Can't wait for you to talk about Maximillian I Joseph!

[@avian8338]

For a king who was unwilling and unwanted, he doesn't sound too bad!

[@SziontificMystic]

12:44 that part

[@sahhaf1234]

Please make a similar series on the Wettins of Saxony.

[@KnyazArminius]

I am loving this series on Bavarian kings you are doing, I would be very interested to see a video on Louis Ferdinand Prince of Prussia. I think he is a very interested and neglected figure in Prussian history, he took after his uncle Fredrick the Great quite a bit but was taken too early after his death at Battle of Saalfeld.

[@jokers7890]

I recommend slowding down and trying to speak more clearly. I have to turn the volume up far too loud just to be able to understand what you are saying. You are speaking so fast, you are mumbling/slurring your words, which might be fine in some languages but not in english.

[@bomberema8385]

do you have any degree in history?

[@Moribus_Artibus]

Joe could have tried beefing up Ostend and the rest of the Austrian low countries.

[@chev3569]

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