The Battle of Ulundi | Zulus Vs British | Total War Cinematic Battle

The Battle of Ulundi took place at the Zulu capital of Ulundi on 4 July 1879 and was the last major battle of the Anglo-Zulu War. The British army broke the military power of the Zulu nation by defeating the main Zulu army and immediately afterwards capturing and burning the royal kraal of oNdini.
00:00 The British second invasion into Zulu land
01:20 The Zulu messengers
01:57 The British advance quickens
03:24 The British reject the Zulus offer
04:39 The British scout the area
05:27 The Zulu attack the scouts
06:13 The British prepare for battle
07:32 The British provoke the Zulus into an attack
08:34 The Battle begins
10:30 The Zulu army begins to break
10:58 The British pursuit
11:36 Aftermath

[@gilmer3718]

Surprising that Chelmsford wasn't court-martialed for disregarding direct orders, regardless of the outcome.

[@cliveclerkenville2637]

The Zulu had by this point already massacred the other tribes in the region. They lived by the sword.

[@Clydesirota]

That’s not woke! They lived in peace among other groups until the white settlers appropriated their land. And their culture. And their…

[@craigecraw4143]

No they didn't

[@thomasslot]

Hey, try reading. It helps against ignorance😉

[@hmartin7544]

Zulu's 👍👍👍👍👍

[@stephengreerii8678]

Karma is a bitch Zulu.

[@adamcunningham2511]

Outstanding how far the thin red line could reach and be effective. Amazing .

[@paulofelipebbraga9634]

Because it was separated in 3 firing lines; the first line of kneeled soldiers would fire, then the second would fire while the first one reloaded, then the third line would fire while the second reloaded. This processs would repeat over and over again, requiring high discipline and training, but it never failed in hundreds of years and wars for the British.

[@ArmyJames]

@@paulofelipebbraga9634 Conquered a quarter of the land mass of Earth with this technique. Then August 1914 rolled around, and it didn’t work quite as well.

[@gregwoodard1775]

Never bring a spear to a gunfight… real intellect there

[@gregwoodard1775]

One of the reasons there were no cities in dark Africa

[@darkgalaxy5548]

When your land is being invaded by a foreign power, you use whatever is at hand.

[@gregwoodard1775]

@@darkgalaxy5548 darwinism wins everytime

[@cristianpopescu78]

This is questionable.Hadnt the spaniards no Business in America where oll prople around the Aztecs were being hunted and killed in barbaric canibalistic rituals ? What did the Zulus to another tribes around? No caritable works. Who have rediscovered indianer culture in India? Not indians. You should read more but no woke leftist garbage .

[@Old299dfk]

These are just pixels on a computer screen, 1' and 0's. But the fact remains, each of those characters was a real person. In real life. Who lived. They grew up being cared for by mother and father, the partied, they had friends, and fell in love. They had dreams and aspirations. All of that was blown to smithereens on that battlefield. It's easy to be disassociated from the horror because of the simple representation. But if you take a moment to contemplate all that loss of life. It's insane.

[@pretoshohmoofcguy6523]

It's also a good demonstration of White Supremacy in action.

[@robinaboy]

You have to admire the Zulus’ bravery but the insanity of charging a well set-up and well-armed defensive position of firearms is hard to fathom. No guile, no playing to their own strengths, nothing unexpected. Madness.

[@darkgalaxy5548]

There are no bad soldiers, only bad generals.

[@grahamwilliamson4825]

Never pick a fair fight

[@IansDrumsandBass]

What would you expect? 😊

[@rossib6974]

English never won any battle against any compatible army in the World outside England .Cowards and bullies

[@rossib6974]

@robinaboya ,English driven hate,Cowardice and Genocides against people is cultural disease

[@mzwandilejanuary4222]

The Zulus needed to have been led by Ndlambe / Maqoma. I mean, they had a taste of British guns at Sandlwana. Why on earth would they charge at the British in broad day light. That was madness. They had no situational awareness

[@PanzerChicken69]

The good ol days

[@zach7193]

Well, this was something. It's the different from the first one. That one had no commentary. Ulundi was the death knell for the Zulu kingdom. "An assegai has been thrust into the nation. There aren't enough tears to mourn for the dead." Said Cetshwayo.

[@cinematicbattles559]

Glad you remember the original😁I’ve decided to remake these as I didn’t think the old ones were that good and I absolutely love this subject, thanks for watching

[@manuelacosta9463]

Buller's instincts proved correct and consequential while Chelmsford's rush to salvage his reputation was both darkly comical yet unsurprising. Him handing command to Wolseley after this victory was the ultimate snub even if he never commanded again. The Zulus as usual where mad brave charging those volleys.

[@srgmiller340]

Chelmsford should have been court marshalled and stripped of his rank for his incompetence

[@fus149hammer5]

The upper classes like the civil service never pay for their mistakes they just get promoted.

[@hmartin7544]

@@fus149hammer5 So very true.

[@ArmyJames]

Not to mention his insubordination and failure to follow direct orders.

[@legolover2588]

the voice and animations is absolutely stunning as well as educational on a whole other level!

[@cinematicbattles559]

Thanks a lot! I'm glad you enjoyed

[@malcolmmitchell6529]

Vastly superior to robotic American voiceovers.

[@cinematicbattles559]

@@malcolmmitchell6529 Yes it was a good choice to change

[@pioconchiglia7218]

Sono stupende ma nn educative... mi scuso ma è il mio pensiero. 😢

[@wirralnomad]

​@malcolmmitchell6529 It still used American pronunciation though such as "dee-poh"!

[@peteshour768]

The amount of fire power was devastating.

[@randymillhouse791]

As long as the ammo held.

[@ArmyJames]

All right then. Nobody told you to stop working.

[@McD4VE]

So good to see Chard that was awesome.

[@adsGBR]

Best part for me lol. Lovely surprise that was

[@Urlocallordandsavior]

Nice job, though I suggest that you add a battle map of sorts.

[@ArmyJames]

Yeah, nobody told you to stop working!

[@badkatrising3918]

Sure looks like someone enjoyed the wind simulator

[@davidnewland2461]

I'm surprised the were no flying horses

[@johnallright6847]

As a white man who has never been in the army and never had to face death I can only be proud of these warriors both black and white who had to face each other and prove their metal.Ps sorry I didn't mention I enjoyed this animation and I enjoyed the narration better,well done.

[@cinematicbattles559]

Thanks a lot🙏😁

[@1089maul]

Very interesting and unusual presentation! Thanks. Really enjoyed it!

[@janpierzchala2004]

I wanted a direct confrontation of two armies, really not enjoyable in this order of battle

[@cinematicbattles559]

Thanks I’m glad you did 😊I was aiming for something a bit different

[@linebacker79]

Why are sticks an leaves constantly flying through the air.

[@david9783]

Must have been VERY windy!

[@junocrusader5860]

The end Cavalry charge was the Best!

[@michaeljohnson5061]

Great video 👍

[@bryanhurd9955]

I worked and lived in these areas and still do,very different now

[@alanthom4641]

The battle of Isandlewana was epic.

[@well-blazeredman6187]

'I am astonished ...'. Pretty serious stuff! 5:22 Begging for a sound clip from Zulu.

[@johnmandock56]

They need to make a movie on this

[@brianvernon7754]

your 60 years late

[@valnwk]

​@@brianvernon7754 If you're referring to the movie ZULU with Michael Caine, that's not the battle of Unlundi. It was about the battle of Rorke's Drift.

[@Oliversfishingadventures]

Nice video dan

[@cinematicbattles559]

Cheers bro

[@cliveclerkenville2637]

Reading is precisely what prompted my comment. Perhaps you might give it a go sometime. Try “The Washing of the Spears”.

[@williammartin-howell3565]

And what does the region look like now?

[@monkeysa43]

Absolutely fantastic remake of the battle really enjoyed it in the end. The Zulu could not stand up to the Henry Martini rifle. ☺️🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧💥💥💥💥💥💥💥

[@rasmus8228]

hvad hedder spile

[@michaelmooney7341]

Qhwre dud they get all those horses? Shipped them by boats?

[@anitacateron7614]

There was a movie about the Zulus when i was a kid. It showed the thousands of Zulus and even as a kid i knew the British were all dead. I could not watchh that ending. Scared me.

[@Travis_22]

Ah, the good old days.

[@pacmanzz]

your work is excellent, thank you

[@cinematicbattles559]

Thanks I’m glad you enjoyed 😁

[@medical.k9]

@@cinematicbattles559is there any mods involved? this is sick

[@Mackem67]

Bit of Zulu movie speech mixed in there

[@user-sw5py6sj6z]

Yes

[@sawrasam]

Zulu should have begun a guerilla war e.g cutting off supply lines,poisoning water and defending safe water supplies for themselves,snipers and small night attacks -but such is the power of military tradition...Chelmsford finally got his just desserts

[@hiramabiff2017]

What exciting times that must have been. It was Sir Cecil Rhodes and other men of vision who could carve out countries from wilderness and dust that should be admired.

[@ngari117]

all he did was mine diamonds for Britain

[@Russia-bullies]

His ambition led to many deaths,lots of destruction & the Zulu War.The men caused hardships to natives.I prefer not to have that type of excitement.

[@hiramabiff2017]

@@Russia-bullies Tell me a country that was formed without bloodshed or displacement of natives ? Then again, your one of those who could not give a toss about Ukraine during 8yrs of civil war and only started to care when the media programmed you the Russian's were the bad guys.

[@hiramabiff2017]

@@ngari117 It Shows how uneducated you are. Try reading a book.

[@PeterBren]

And now some of those Zulus are paddling across the English channel hoping to become British.🙂

[@benvair1370]

Stop throwing those bloody spears at me!

[@chrisbrunet4341]

The Zulus🎉 lost 500 from 15,000 soldiers?? How did 1000 horsemen hunt and kill the rest of them?

[@TacoTomtheBomb]

While a force is organized and fighting it is much more effective at protecting itself, especially when compared to a force that has been routed and/or is retreating. In this example each British soldier would on average have killed about 15 Zulu soldiers. If they spent 5 hours to do so, that equates to an average of one every 20 minutes, which is feasible. Apparently being mounted with better weapons, chasing a scared person on foot in open terrain, is quite an advantage. As difficult as charging Gatling guns, cannons and packed rifle fire must have been, the Zulus would probably have been much better off had they pressed their attack. I imagine morale played a big part. The Zulu warriors knowing they were going into a fight with an enemy that can beat then from a distance with little risk to themselves. must have demoralized them before the battle even began.

[@raftai665]

​@@TacoTomtheBomb Observing numerous comrades being struck down before even nearing the enemy surely inflicted a significant blow to morale. It likely felt as though years of rigorous training amounted to nothing in the face of advanced weaponry.

[@TacoTomtheBomb]

@@raftai665 Yeah. A militaristic society, with a true warrior class like the Zulus, mentally prepares a man during life to face death in battle, even with the odds against them. I think that witnessing the gruesome realities of multiple groups one's comrades being slaughtered wholesale must have been terrifying for some, with the ensuing spread of the panic overwhelming their ability to fight cohesively.

[@nickknight8065]

Panic, unorganized retreat. And on foot vs mounted lancers.

[@yagoartazaparamo3474]

Is this done with a game engine?

[@cyanoticspore6785]

its a game called Empire: Total war: , using a mod called Zulu and Khartoum Mod (the vanilla game is set at the start of the 18th century)

[@anthonygodfrey6916]

They got what was coming to them

[@klydejaydenalfonso9624]

whats the game called?

[@Canadianvoice]

Total war

[@williampoppell5189]

Mate, in war vengence is the prime reason for war crimes. I know because I've been in one.

[@mzwandilejanuary4222]

Let us also remember that this was an imbalanced war. Spears and bullets cannot be compared

[@brianferris8668]

The Zulu had plenty of rifles, taken at Islandawana.

[@jonhall714]

Ohhh which mod ?

[@cinematicbattles559]

The Khartum and Zulu mod for napoleon total war 👌

[@BrianBoese-im8jm]

Attack at night

[@toonmag50]

Interesting how the video makers always make the British soldiers images showing dark features, almost Iberian types Must be something with treading carefully with the various immigrant groups who've arrived since 1945. No blonde hair blue eyes eh? Not PC eh?

[@cinematicbattles559]

Trust me I’m not PC whatsoever 🤣 the British soldiers look like that as they were just the models on the mod

[@sirjohng1]

They all have beards, rather like um, oh …..

[@raftai665]

The modders usually don't bother much with hair colour. It's all about uniforms looking right and good from a reasonable birds eye distance. But I see your point.

[@wirralnomad]

It's like Attack of the Clones!

[@johnadams-wp2yb]

The Zulu had old fashioned battle tactics.

[@kennethrobertson8719]

Where is uludi please?

[@cinematicbattles559]

Eastern South Africa

[@_MWTERENCE]

Chelmsford was both wrong and write he was wrong because he was doing it for himself and not obeying order but he was also right for his actions which avenged the men who were killed at isanwana the same way

[@indiaindia8252]

Pls make 3d of naval war of European nations

[@cinematicbattles559]

Yes there are plenty of options there

[@nathanielmadera3702]

Actually don't fight the redcoats in an open field , they can shoot but can't hide

[@salvadorcerezojimenez1417]

Lo que pueden hacer unos soldados bien mandados.😊

[@Keepingitrespectfulmostly.]

Zulu, had no chance against cannon and Gatling gun. I, am surprised the Gatling wasn't present at previous encounters with the Zulu. Response to video only.

[@salvadorcerezojimenez1417]

El Fisil Martin Henry. Disparaba una bala y despues poner otra bala. Habia que ser rapido

[@the_Kurgan]

Seem like insane statagy on the part of the Zulu. Why charge a formation like that. Don't give up the defensive advantage. Make them come to you.

[@High_rise12]

The zulus where primarily armed with spears, if they had been on the defensive then they would’ve just been sitting there while the British shot them hundreds of feet away

[@Chuckles2109]

I miss the good old day's when men were men .

[@salvadorcerezojimenez1417]

Infantería Montada.

[@TheGaetanomariadigio]

Guns against javelins…!?

[@elliotssportsgamerpro]

How the world was made

[@BFM973]

Very easy having powder.

[@ants7279]

The Zulu Won the first battle because they had a smart,competent leader unfortunately the brothers of the Zulu leader in an attempt to take power assasinated him and they where not as smart as the king they ordered mass charges like shown here assuming they could simple overwhelm the British not caring about overestimating there aponet costing Africa another Great Empire,so much promise taken away by divisions,greed and betrayal.

[@pissedoff-is1mt]

Been waiting for this one mate. Those Zulus had some balls. Nothing changes tho, everything the English did back then is done by the US now. A shame that we don't ever learn from history. Great job as always!!

[@Russia-bullies]

Your accusations on the US should stay in your arse.

[@jamespatrickmcinch2519]

​@@Russia-bullies🤣Does the truth hurt.

[@cuchulainn3474]

@@Russia-bullies He's actually made a very valid point that only those with intelligence and who know what's going on and HAS been going on will be able to agree. The British were under the command of a Royal family that itself were nothing more than the puppets of the real power behind the British Empire - The Crown Corporation of the City of London. Now the Americans took over the reign after WW1 and you can swap the Crown Corporation of the City of London (Bank of England) with the American Federal Reserve. All American armed forces personnel do, as did the British before them, is to invade foreign lands, plunder the resources, install a puppet government & private bank and enforce debt slavery upon the people within. And they are told their defending their country from attack. And what's really sad is that not only do THEY believe them, but worse, so do the American people.

[@natehartford7667]

As an American and student of history we took the place of Great Britain in world policing after WW2.

[@cinematicbattles559]

Glad you enjoyed thanks for the support bro

[@gerardhogan3]

Nobody told you to stop working, nobody told you to stop working, nobody told you to stop working....alright then.....

[@bryanhurd9955]

The zulu rode horses, 😮

[@dennispennington6752]

The British had no business being there.

[@spm36]

It's called history...it happened...now grow up

[@rossib6974]

@spam36,How about Jewish haulcost history too!? grow up ! Save The World from England

[@cristianpopescu78]

By the way , no Nation in history has done more (and paid for) agains slavery trade than Britten.

[@ArmyJames]

We absolutely had business being there. We needed coaling stations and trading posts in Southern Africa. All right then….nobody told you to stop working.

[@shirleywhelan4683]

Another bloody history cancelling leftie grow up

[@Mikey-hv6lw]

I thought the Zulu invented the gun?

[@loyalpiper]

What?

[@malcolmmitchell6529]

Whaaaaaat!!

[@lordmillwall8784]

They invented the Areoplane as well

[@hb9145]

And the wheel

[@GrampaSpencersAmazingDentures]

Don't forget, they also built Stonehenge too.

[@brianferris8668]

"Supply dee-poes"?

[@salvadorcerezojimenez1417]

Armada de carabinas.

[@richardknott2021]

The Zulu’s were very brave..

[@hb9145]

They threatened their families with death if the soldier showed cowardice. It was a mean, brutal type of rule.

[@sirjohng1]

The Zulu Nation was built upon savagery and SLAVERY of other black African tribes, the British helped to stop this.

[@ronliebermann]

This video is an interesting kind of communist propaganda. Magical historical narrated fiction. Told from the omniscient point of view. The video is magical insofar as it’s made possible by technology. It’s historical insofar as it refers (accurately or not) to an (alleged) event in the past. It’s fiction insofar as the physical events are depicted interpretively. And it’s “true” because it’s (told) (witnessed) (attested) by a narrator who’s omniscience can’t be questioned. And most of all: It’s selective insofar as it omits the intellectual chain of reasoning on both sides which preceded the war. It’s timeless. And ageless. And Majestic.

[@darkgalaxy5548]

Communist? 🤔

[@colin25250]

Blame sir Bartle-Freir: he was the arrogant civil servant who orchestrated the war to get rid of the Zulu power

[@sirjohng1]

The Zulu Nation was built upon savagery and SLAVERY of other black African tribes, the British helped to stop this.

[@karlpartridge9546]

If the british had not won or conquered other lands India would have no cricket or call centres, South africa would have no football, New zealand would have no all blacks Usa would have no tennis or golf and Australia would have ........ I don't know what Aussie are famous for !

[@martamillan7122]

Excelente presentación aunque es verdad que un mapa habría sido un muy buen complemento. Muchas gracias. Desde Argentina.

[@preparedsurvivalist2245]

The tenacity of Britian's imperialist endeavors is astonishing. Defeat, to them is inconsequential, as there are always new lands to conquer.

[@salvadorcerezojimenez1417]

Coronel. Erwin Wood. Un buen militar.

[@PerryGreen-rs3bh]

This is not accurate, the Zulus defeated the British at Islandwana/Rohrs Drift. The white stone monuments for each fallen British soldier are still there. How do I know, because I stood there. The Zulus defeated the British with spears and asagis (spelling). The British won afterwards at Red River, I went there too. This video is garbage, because this was not the battle formation the Zulus fought with. Semper Fi Mo

[@brianferris8668]

"Dee poes"?

[@ItisOKtobewhite]

Dee groot poes.

[@szopq]

I've heard worse

[@michaelwhisman]

What's with all the crap flying in the air?? Enough already.

[@CraigHorton-yh5br]

As long as any horses didn't get killed, who gives a fuck.

[@MrNaKillshots]

What a complete waste of time, the whole campaign. Excellent video.

[@cinematicbattles559]

Thanks :)

[@simphiwedlamini343]

These are battles which we will never forget from Britain. They had no business being in Zululand or any other part of the land for that matter. They award themselves crosses of bravery for killing men in their own land.

[@captainhurricane5705]

Actually it wasn't their land. They conquered other tribes and took their land off them, just as the British did to them, so still your sob story.

[@AndrewReilly-of3rx]

I too find it hard to be proud of what ive just watched, after all (whatever the Zulus previous behaviour)it was their country and seeing men armed with spears mowed down by artillery and machine guns isnt war it is murder. Doubtless the ancient Britons had a similar experience when the Roman empire halped itself to what is now England!

[@hb9145]

The Zulus were invaders and imperialists themselves. The land was up for grabs.

[@covertcounsellor6797]

Welcome to the world. Do you seriously think that a victorious Russia/Iran/China axis will be any more merciful to western civilians.

[@paulofelipebbraga9634]

Ohh how brave to fight with rifles, cannons and gatling guns against a smaller force that only had spears and swords.

[@darkgalaxy5548]

It's not about bravery, it's about winning the war.

[@captainhurricane5705]

A smaller force? lol, didn't you pay attention? Almost every battle the Zulus outnumbered the British 10 to 1. As for your 'wah it's not fair, they only had spears' - brains over brawn, mate.

[@olavmartinkvam4184]

Why did they want this land? Not only this, but many lands? And now, can not defeat their own land

[@jerrycoleman882]

All I can say is the British dressed well, as did the Nazis in WWII, go figure?

[@TexasHoosier3118]

Zulu dressed well also.

[@roymacaskill6610]

Amazing what drivel woke types can speak.

[@sirjohng1]

The Zulu Nation was built upon savagery and SLAVERY of other black African tribes, the British helped to stop this.

[@darkgalaxy5548]

When building an empire, it's best to dress for the occasion.

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[@jeffdarnell7942]

If I remember correctly, they Stomped on the British after the American Colonys did...twice...+50years.

[@salvatoresquadrito109]

E gli inglesi con altri sono andati a casa loro per defraudare come sempre.

[@randallbates9020]

The fact that the Zulu sued for peace and got rejected so they could be slaughtered is a despicable act by the British. The Zulu knew they were beaten at this point and after the slaughter the British left... What the heck. I didn't live in those times and I admit I don't understand all the politics but surrender is surrender and they forced them to fight. Wow, just Wow.

[@Russia-bullies]

Nonsense!They were rejected because the surrender terms weren’t met.

[@the5thmusketeer215]

“The British” didn’t really do any of that… That entire war was deliberately started & pursued by the political ambitions & wicked machinations of Sir Henry Bartle Frere - High Commissioner for South Africa - with the connivance & approval of Lord Chelmsford - neither of whom consulted with or had the approval of the British Government for their actions. They relied upon the enormous distance to the U.K. & the length of time that communications took between the two regions, to give them the opportunity to provoke & win a war with the Zulus, before they could be prevented from taking such a reckless & unauthorised course of action… The unanticipated British defeat at Isandlwana & the mass slaughter of the British troops there - with no prisoners taken - sent shock waves throughout the British Empire when it became known, & there was an outcry among the British public at home, who wanted the loss of their brave soldiers to be avenged. Thus, the British Government were virtually compelled to send reinforcements to South Africa & to replace Lord Chelmsford as the Commander in the Field - both for his unauthorised invasion of Natal & for compounding that outrageous action, by losing so many Men in such a recklessly incompetent manner… However, until Chelmsford could be replaced with General Wolseley, the war was already in progress & the Zulus were on the rampage. In addition, Lord Chelmsford was determined to defeat the Zulus before he could be replaced… Thus, what had already been started - without the wishes or the authority of the British Government - could not easily be stopped… & the offer of peace by King Cetshwayo (which he made after several subsequent Zulu defeats) was made to Lord Chelmsford, who had no intention of accepting it, because he was determined to defeat the Zulus decisively, so as to salvage some credibility back home & to finish **what he & Sir Bartle Frere had started.** We shall probably never know what would have happened if General Wolseley had already relieved Lord Chelmsford of command & HE had received Cetshwayo’s offer of peace instead,… although Wolseley himself was a very ambitious (& very capable )General, who perhaps might have preferred to defeat the Zulus in battle, than preside over their agreed upon surrender - but that is merely conjecture of course… What is truly TRAGIC however - as well as the deaths of so many brave Zulu & British troops in that war - is that King Cetshwayo was very favourably disposed towards Britain before the war started, & had clearly & deliberately been threatened & bullied into rejecting an outrageously concocted series of Machiavellian demands, in an ultimatum written by Sir Bartle Frere, so that British Troops effectively invaded the Zulu homeland, merely to satisfy the geopolitical ambitions of a few unscrupulous individuals. And is that not the case with SO MANY wars that have been fought throughout the World, from ancient times, to the present day…? 🤷🏻‍♂️ 😔

[@andrewstackpool4911]

No. By Chelmsford who had stuffed, along with Bartle Frer the entire campaign. There was no reason for the invasion except to acquire Zulu land.

[@ganboonmeng5370]

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[@user-wn1dl3kk6r]

There was no surrender from islandwana just a massacre of British soldiers

[@paulhunt8743]

do it again in london

[@sirjohng1]

Careful what you wish for.

[@iainmackay9782]

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