Discover the History of Stunning Sardinia Italy

Discover the History of Stunning Sardinia Italy
Embark on a captivating journey through the rich and diverse history of Sardinia, Italy's stunning island gem. In this video, we'll explore the fascinating stories, ancient civilizations, and cultural influences that have shaped Sardinia's unique heritage. From the enigmatic Nuragic civilization and the Phoenician and Roman conquests, to the Byzantine, Spanish, and French rule, we'll uncover the secrets of this Mediterranean paradise. Join us as we pick through Sardinia's past, revealing its stunning treasures and timeless allure. Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more captivating historical adventures! #Sardinia #Italy #History
0:00 Nuragic
1:40 Carthage & Rome
3:20 Byzantine
4:20 Pirates
5:40 Aragon
6:35 Revolt
7:20 French
8:20 Sardinian Vespers
9:40 Garibaldi
10:20 Fascism
11:10 Tourism
12:00 Things to do
Is there a UNESCO World Heritage Site on Sardinia Italy?
How did the Romans deal with the uprisings in Sardinia Italy?
How did the loyalty of Godas impact Sardinia Italy?
The Pope offered a swap of Sardinia and which island Italy?
What is the legacy of Eleanor of Arborea left to Sardinia Italy?
Who won the Battle of Sanluri despite being outnumbered?
Who sacked Oristano, Sardinia in 1637?
How did Giovanni Maria Angioy try to resolve the Sardinian Vespers?
The first steamboat ferry from Sardinia travelled to where?
What shocking law did the House of Savoy passed in Sardinia Italy?
Garibaldi bought which Sardinian island after being ousted from Nice?
Which Sardinian was executed after attempting to execute Mussolini?
What form of vocal music is associated with Sardinia Italy?
Which sports and sports events are found in Sardinia Italy?
Who is the local celebrity in Sardinia Italy?
What is the most popular attraction in Sardina Italy?
What are the most beautiful beaches in Sardinia Italy?
What is the best coastal drive in Sardinia Italy?
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[@Hegu-]

I’m on Sardinia trip now with my wife. Our week holidays are slowly coming to an end but we fell in love with this amazing island. And there is so much to discover than beaches and hills, amazing history even prehistoric. Thanks for this video with part of it!

[@madaboutsicily]

Have fun!

[@JustJami74]

This one video has briefly explained what I have been trying to find out for years - why/how I have have Sardinian, Berber, and North African ancestry among other ethnic ancestries. History is fascinating!

[@Earthbound369]

I was surprised at learning I have 8% Sardinian genes. We already knew about the Spanish, French & Italian part. I'm glad this video explains HOW they got there. Now I have to plan a trip to this beautiful place.

[@fernandoroza6061]

Very nice vídeo !! I'm brazilian🇧🇷 and my granpa and grandma ( by father side) came from Sardegna 😊😊. I always searched for Sardegna's History... 👍

[@madaboutsicily]

Thank you, i am glad you enjoyed it

[@fernandoroza6061]

@@madaboutsicily 🇧🇷♥️🇮🇹😊😊👍

[@joelruiz6137]

Been there, beautiful island

[@joedoe5738]

Greetings from Puerto Rico,, what a beautiful island ☀️🏖️🌊🌅🌫️

[@madaboutsicily]

Thank you Joe, pleased you enjoyed a glimpse of the beautiful island.

[@Iamab123]

Thank you 🙏🏻😊

[@CaterinaLai-xz1gx]

Puerto Rico is beautiful too

[@fabiomara9233]

Cagliari isn't called "La Costa Smeralda". Cagliari is called Cagliari while Costa Smeralda is in another part of the island at the top north eastern corner of Sardinia 😁

[@madaboutsicily]

Hi Fabio, apologies, I missed this comment earlier. Thanks for watching the video and leaving a comment. If I made a mistake (and I do from time to time), then thanks for the correction. Regards Sergio

[@catherinehealey424]

I'm here NOW visiting and I'm thankful that you made such an informative but brief video. Grazie.

[@madaboutsicily]

you are welcome, have a lovely time

[@diegogatjens1728]

much appreciated, got entangled into tasteful history viedos about folk with isolated haplos like the jomon people, then the basque and for some reason sardinians came to my mind.

[@madaboutsicily]

Thank you Diego, I am glad you enjoyed the video!

[@jackyflowers3493]

Thank you.🌻🤗💓

[@madaboutsicily]

You are welcome. I am pleased you enjoyed it :-)

[@suzannecyr4255]

❤️❤️❤️I love this

[@madaboutsicily]

Thank-you Suzanne, I pleased you do :-)

[@legahsee1able]

You missed out the holiday Ferragosto traditionally marked the end of the harvest season, when friends and family gathered together to enjoy the fruits of their labor. But also the Italian name for the holiday, comes from the Latin Feriae Augusti (the festivals of the Emperor Augustus) which were introduced back in 18 BC, probably to celebrate a battle victory, and were celebrated alongside other ancient Roman summer festivals.

[@andrea50601]

Only one clarification: in the video it is said that in 1861 Sardinia became part of the kingdom of Italy. In reality Sardinia, which had international legal ownership, changed its name. The Kingdom of Sardinia became the Kingdom of Italy (which did not exist before). Therefore it is not correct to say that Sardinia became part of the kingdom of Italy: the latter, from a legal point of view, is the Kingdom of Sardinia which, by decision of the parliament, changed its name.

[@madaboutsicily]

Hi Andrea, thanks for watching the video and taking the time to leave a comment. Having read your description, I like it. Regards Sergio

[@madaboutsicily]

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[@uztulei]

quella parola Italy è entrata nella storia della Sardegna soltanto con i Savoia, si tratta ancora una volta della storia raccontata dai vincitori.

[@madaboutsicily]

hai ragione, ma mi spieghi quale parte della storie non e scritto da gli vincitori :-)

[@pietrofarris4681]

Ite butones chi azzis!!!

[@riccardosebis5333]

Esattamente heja, quando capiteranno a loro (di nuovo) voglio vedere se non diranno le nostre stesse cose

[@madaboutsicily]

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[@madaboutsicily]

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[@uzbek.qizi.mohitobon.margi4923]

Сарды жили в Турции ? В Турции нашли храмы Сардов. Храм был построен 3000 лет тому назад.

[@madaboutsicily]

Interesting, I did not know this

[@uzbek.qizi.mohitobon.margi4923]

@@madaboutsicily I am very glad to know such a nation as Sardis. Please don't disappear please 🙏

[@antoniousai1989]

Sardis has nothing to do with Sardinia. The island was called Sardinia by the Romans but had other names before that. "Sandalya" and "Ichnusa"

[@victorvalandybernard7944]

I just receive my DNA result and i have 1% from this region

[@madaboutsicily]

Hi Victor, thanks for leaving a comment. I do not know know anything about you or your family, perhaps there is some guidance with your DNA test provider? Having said that, Sardinia was part of the trade routes that criss-crossed the Mediterranean - these routes would end up in north Europe, Crimea, China, the Middle East and Northern Africa. Perhaps an interesting topic for you to investigate and maybe reason to visit the beautiful island of Sardinia? Regards Sergio