Why Does Andorra Exist

How did the tiny nation of Andorra start and how did it not get conquered?

[@brazilianmapping56]

_"Darn it feudalism, quit making my brain hurt"_ The truest quote I have seen in a while.

[@arpitarunmishra]

4:26

[@miguelmontenegro3520]

Emigdiosback At least not from 1300 ahead.

[@DEthe5150]

:D

[@mbengaful]

@@Emigdiosback nor a nation

[@mbengaful]

@@Emigdiosback conglomerate is probable more accurate

[@EmperorTigerstar]

Edit: Before you comment, I already know Barthelona is Spanish not Castillan. Also a thousand comments beat you to it.

[@chhisey6496]

I loved this video, I've been to Andorra before and had no idea why it became its own country. Thanks for the information, I would like to see you explain why Luxembourg is a country!

[@BeastMaster69988]

EmperorTigerstar do a video on nauru

[@turcanadian]

Median shut up!

[@GlassJoe1337]

EmperorTigerstar I wouldn't mind Lichtenstein. Doesn't it consider itself the last part of the Holy Roman Empire? I know it's the last state with direct ties to the Holy Roman empire. As Germany had Prussia before it and Austria had only parts in it and ruled it.

[@luxembourgishempire2826]

EmperorTigerstar plz do Luxembourg

[@timmycarcel9196]

Why does Drew Durnil exist next please

[@mobiltilki5225]

16263636 27636373 +1

[@orkunkaansimsek]

+1

[@therenomoregoodnames]

He's a paint brush

[@Hermanify]

+1

[@mikeoxsmal8022]

16263636 27636373 he is daddy

[@stewartgames6697]

Aragon is my absolute favorite start in CK2. Lots of opportunities of intrigue, lands to conquer without repercussions, a great relationship with the Pope, and it is damned hard to boot (I love the challenge). I remember my first attempt with this start, rolling Sancho Ramirez of Aragon, and then conquering Zaragoza, moving my capital there, marrying to claim Barcelona and eventually getting Navarre, and finally unifying Spain by marrying into Castile. Then I hopped onto wikipedia because I knew absolutely nothing about Spanish history and was curious about the real Sancho Ramirez, only to find out that my playthrough of CK2 somehow almost EXACTLY mirrored what actually happened in real life. Like, the dates lined up closely on the major points of expansion, the same marriages happened, moving my capital to Zaragoza - EVERYTHING. Gave me the shivers, and makes you think that maybe those "simulation hypothesis" lunatics are onto something.

[@croatiantiger512]

Great job! I think you should do this again about San Marino and Monaco.

[@paranoidowl3085]

Croatian Mapper and Liechtenstein

[@sirelitetheugly]

HRVATSKA

[@FlagAnthem]

Well, he made an episode on San Marino

[@lanajohnson8424]

Yes! Please make this a small series.

[@darkyboode3239]

Croatian Mapper 🇲🇨🔫😡 🇸🇲🔫😡

[@SWLinPHX]

I lived in northeastern Spain as a kid and I remembered my parents driving through Andorra to pick up consumer electronics, I guess because they were cheaper or no tax. Sometimes it was on our way to France and other times it was the final destination. I also remember skiing in the Pyrenees mountains.

[@holdenennis]

Northeastern Spain? As in Aragon or Catalonia?

[@SWLinPHX]

@@holdenennis We lived in Catalonia, near Tarragona. But we went thru Aragon and many other regions.

[@Duke_of_Lorraine]

Fun fact : a french department (roughly similar in size as english counties) has an enclave of another french department, despite most having been drawn during the French Revolution. The cause is, here too, some feudal shenanigans

[@paugarcia3684]

1.33 It is if you are speaking in Castillian (Spanish). In Catalan it's pronoce more or less in the same way than in English

[@marctelfer6159]

I was just about to say the same time. Similarly, the dialect of Castillian Spanish spoken in an around Barcelona, if I remember correctly, is a seseo dialect, so the would still be pronounced /s/. Now, if you listen to people in Madrid.. ;P Similarly, since Andorra's official language is Catalan, then "Urgell" is "supposed" to be pronounced /urˈʒeʎ/, with a "zh" sound for the , not a "hand 'g'", and a palatal lateral instead of plain old /l/ :P

[@paugarcia3684]

Marc Telfer You are right but Catalan is not a dialect of Spanish, while the later is an iberoromance language, Catalan is a Francoromance, closely related to the Occitan.

[@marctelfer6159]

Maedhros I didn't say Catalan was a dialect of Spanish...

[@paugarcia3684]

Marc Telfer My bad then

[@marctelfer6159]

Maedhros s'alright. I read it over a couple of times afterwards and I think I can spot somewhere that was a tad ambiguous :P

[@HateTaxesWASt]

Everytime you say "Barthelona" I can't help but chuckle. It just sounds funny.

[@JimmyTheTurtle892]

It's also incorrect. Barcelona is in Catalonia, and they speak Catalan there. In contrary to Castillian Spanish, the 'c' and 's' are not lisped, ever. Furthermore, I have read that the Spanish dialect that is spoken in and around Barcelona doesn't do this either, as most Catalonians speak Spanish too as a second language, but use their own dialect.

[@JimmyTheTurtle892]

М.Б. really? Like BarTHelona? Not once have I ever heard that.

[@JimmyTheTurtle892]

М.Б. oh I see. So with the (in)famous lisp then?

[@JimmyTheTurtle892]

М.Б. [baɾθe'lona] if you know some IPA. If not, a lisp is like the 'th' sound in "there" or "that", or, like he pronounces it: "BarTHelona.

[@Monkeywe]

М.Б. don't worry, Latin America also does that for no particular reason.

[@TutorialKing]

Your pronunciation of Barcelona is common in central Spain but not in the region of Catalonia where Barcelona is. Also in English it's pronounced with the "SE" not "TH."

[@Only.D.G.]

Not even in Andalucía or some other parts of Spain

[@forzaa867]

BangtanBoys LOL

[@fuzzydunlop7928]

He wanted to be correct, and he failed. I don't think 'smart' enters into it, but please continue to make me reconsider my support for Catalan independence.

[@Robertreus92]

You support or rejection of a political movement depends on the coment section on a youtube video that's not even talking about that subject, as interesting as it is stupid. Visca catalunya liure xd

[@fuzzydunlop7928]

Oh c'mon, I'm sure you could tell that was hyperbole. It was even placed in the "punchline" part of the sentence. For a bit of seriousness, though, you're really underselling the importance of actually interacting with people. You can learn a lot and gain a lot of insight from something as seemingly vacuous as a KZbin comment. It's all still communication, even if most of us - myself included - don't really take it seriously most of the time.

[@SDM_Arcugos]

Inb4 "belgium shouldn't exist" comments

[@Artiomiz]

u god damn right

[@Moonkiller25]

belgium shouldn't exist

[@WOLF36554]

Belgium is best country. And I love your profile picture.

[@TheWeedIsland]

True

[@feliksu1530]

they're not wrong tho

[@jamestang1227]

OK so just found out Andorra is mostly Catalan. Cool.

[@jmiquelmb]

Yeah. In fact, it's the only sovereign country where Catalan is the official language

[@jamestang1227]

I'm pretty sure its because thats illegal.

[@jmiquelmb]

Al-Jumaeyli Al-Qaysi Al-Dawseri الدوسر Well, I guess that because it would be kinda illegal and stupid to send forcefully millions of people to a tiny valley in the Pyrenees. Specially considering Catalonia is one of the main economic powerhouses in the country.

[@malxadolasanadam]

Al-Jumaeyli Al-Qaysi Al-Dawseri الدوسر i don't understand your logic. It's land where catalans live for hundreds of years. How you can just "move them out" of their land? It's like saying move Italians out of Italian peninsula.

[@jmiquelmb]

Al-Jumaeyli Al-Qaysi Al-Dawseri الدوسر You must be a troll account. Way too obvious when you said Hispaniola

[@littlewooperband]

Why is Andorra not in Hoi?

[@TheWeedIsland]

Littlewooperband because it would be too small to click and would waste calculating effort, probably same reason as to why Vatican city and the free city of Danzig aren't in

[@timothymclean]

Ah, yes, it's laziness rather than concern for scope, UX, or anything like that.

[@issstari954]

Making history put them in their game and their a smaller studio with an older engine.

[@timothymclean]

Quator: First off, it should be noted that scope, UX, etc are _not_ technical issues by any stretch of imagination. Second, it should be noted that the priorities of a modder and those of a game developer _are almost nothing alike._ Every hour spent on a mod is an hour spent on a hobby; every hour spent on the actual game is an hour of salary, utilities, and other miscellaneous expenses, and hence needs to not only add more than it takes away _but also adds enough to the game to justify spending resources on it rather than anything else they could be spent on._ Do you spend, say, 20 man-hours coding in borders and whatnot for Andorra and 50 making all the assets required (both of which, incidentally, require _much_ higher quality standards than expected of a mod), or would those 70 man-hours be better spent on hunting for bugs and refining existing assets (or even adding other features more within the game's scope)? And that's assuming you left out the various intricacies added by the unusual political situation of Andorra, the Vatican, and most other nations on that scale, which would add far, far more man-hours of work than just adding another generic province and nation. Let me also explain the two examples of potential issues I specifically brought up (which are also the first two I thought of): Scope is, basically, what the game is expected to do. In the case of HOI4, the scope is _not_ to simulate _every_ polity in the world during WW2, but just to provide an approximate simulation of reality which is also engaging to play. Adding features beyond the intended scope of the game might seem like it's a net gain, but aside from the potential for design clutter to drag down the whole game, it's just not an efficient use of resources. Figure out what you want to do and do it as well as you can, don't tack on loads of extraneous bits. How about UX? It stands for User Experience, which is a vague umbrella term for everything from the interface to the gameplay loops to individual challenges. To narrow it down, I'd like to ask you something: How engaging is the process of conquering Lichenstein in the base game? It's glorified busywork for anyone trying to conquer Europe. Declare war, tweak the lines, and treat it as basically another province of the Low Countries. Imagine that, but worse, and also so weak as to not even be a remotely fun "Survive as X" challenge. Arguably, Lichenstein is on the wrong side of that barrier, but that's fine; having a nigh-impossible survival challenge isn't that big of a problem. Besides, Lichenstein is about the size of a HOI4 province. That isn't true for Andorra, nor the other four countries which Better States includes. Besides, how much is having half a dozen nigh-impossible survival challenges worth? Let's not forget that the actual game devs need to worry about performance and the like. Every minination is another AI making decisions, another array of every technology researched and effect accumulated, another cog which could contribute to forming an edge case.

[@superstructure23]

Timothy McLean I agree with what you said until you said "treat Liechtenstein as just another province of the low countries" you do know the Low countries (or Be(lgium)Ne(therlands)Lux(embourg)) is quite a bit away from Liechtenstein? The countries which surround Liechtenstein are in no way low countries

[@SirBoberus]

To make it the only country in Europe which begins with A *Albainia* There is truly no reason.

[@al-dimashqi]

And Andorra & Austria

[@matteotteoma247]

*Albania

[@SirBoberus]

Andorra is what I am talking about as its in the title

[@mariano98ify]

In Spain (my Country) Germany is called Alemania

[@al-dimashqi]

Mariano Sanchez In arabic too

[@spacedoutorca4550]

*You’d just love Crusader Kings 2*

[@michaelmoore4043]

U

[@JYT256]

Bruh I've always wondered about this. I feel like i learned once why it exists, but I've since forgotten lol. Thank you so much for this video!

[@thefreshpeepsarchive8913]

Liechtenstein 🇱🇮 should be next

[@mpjopatv401]

🇷🇺

[@EinFelsbrocken]

Theyre the only country to go to war and return with more men xD

[@kylekreger]

This is why I love this channel. It's fascinating, it's educational, it's simple, and it doesn't need any stupid gimmicks to function!

[@seneca983]

2:30 Missed a chance to throw in an Aragorn joke as well.

[@al-dimashqi]

And Why Does Sealand Exist??

[@unity.2315]

Your comment is a sin

[@warrenlehmkuhleii8472]

Sea Land exist because the British Government has forgotten to whip that stain of the face to the earth.

[@thefreshpeepsarchive8913]

We must begin the Sealand World Conquest

[@bacon4life673]

zealand was founded by a guy who sailed from the uk to an abandoned sea fort an declared independence from the uk an formed the independent nation of zealand

[@Colddirector]

Well at least it doesn't involve any goddamn feudalism.

[@davidswift7776]

Simply excellent with an easy listen cadence, further comprehensively answering many of my questions 👍 Thank you for your pleasant insight, well done !

[@marccolten9801]

I had an Andorra when I was a kid. She was my grandmother's sister as I remember.

[@jihadahmed9568]

EmperorTigerStar: Why does Andorra exist? Andorra: What did I ever do to you...?

[@kairon156]

This is very cool. I'm currently working on a few nation ideas for my current world and it totally makes sense for smaller places to get left alone due to politics and things.

[@TastyBaldEagle]

Barcelona is pronounced with an s sound in Catalan, the native language there.

[@h.inusitatus]

> the native language there. *But not the most commonly used one...*

[@tacosmexicanstyle7846]

Tyler Aschen It’s coming back though. Young educated people are starting to use it more as the education system places great emphasis on learning Catalan. However you are right, at the moment it is spoken by about 50-60% of Catalonian residents whereas Castilian is spoken by 98%... i suspect it’s mostly old people who grew up not being allowed to learn Catalan + migrants from other Spanish regions who never learnt it

[@gms3405]

Andorra is so small I can recognice the places I went on vacation from every photo of the city.

[@mortelano2]

Barthelona would be the spanish pronunciation, Barselona is, in my opinion, more accurate since its similar to the cathalan (native language of Barcelona) way.

[@hdg2004ify]

@Ay'mann Skalli its pronounced barsalona

[@davestylehenry]

I was just playing as Andorra in my game the fbi is taking things to far

[@rafaellisboa8493]

lol love how you say "this is how you pronounce Barcelona" while pronouncing it wrong

[@Blublod]

I liked how you used the Spanish ( or I should say Castillian) pronunciation for Barcelona. Some people don't get that Spanish is, like Catalan, a native language of Barcelona (and all Catalonia) and that everyone is bilingual. Those who maintain that Catalan is the only native language of Catalonia are just trying to sell some snake oil, because in that region of Spain both languages developed simultaneously and side by side. As a matter of fact, Castillian became the wider lingua franca which eventually grew to dominate the entire peninsula. As for Andorra, it's interesting how they too are perfectly bilingual in Catalan and Spanish, and often times they also speak French. But the official language there is definitely Catalan, although you would never know it because everyone is usually speaking in Spanish especially when you're a tourist. Great video!

[@Robertreus92]

castillian evolved in the leon region in the north of spain. Catalan evolved in the north of catalonia. The fact that people speeck both dosn't mean that it had evolved there.

[@Blublod]

Roby mccferry - You miss the point, which is that both Castilian and Catalan are native languages of today's Catalonia. In other words, Castilian was not an intruder, nor was there ever a time when Catalan was the sole language of Catalonia.

[@mikeoxsmal8022]

Rick Wyk yes it was, they are related

[@samiamrg7]

The power of being simultaneously friends with all your neighbors and inconsequential enough for them to not bother annexing you.

[@dolgy3762]

It's also super capitalist. I live fifteen minutes from the border with Andorra. They have very few labour laws, you're not allowed to form worker's unions and you're not allowed to protest.

[@seneca983]

And I think they used to not have an income tax.

[@schmi2897]

In catalan we pronounce it /bəɾsəlonə/ which is how it should be pronounced and the crown of Aragon was formed when the count of Barcelona Ramon Berenguer IV married the daughter of the king of Aragon their son became ruler of both

[@themobstar58]

i think it is bəɾsəlonə, the stress is in the o

[@carlescodo5627]

Nice video im from Andorra and i dont think you left anything out good job

[@rubenjacobo3919]

For the next video or so, can you talk about Jeffersonian Democracy like how you did with Sun Yat Sen's democracy?

[@Dayvit78]

In the end, it boiled down to centuries of luck. There were thousands of other counties, duchies, and princedoms that did get gobbled up, regardless of whether they were within a country or on the border - as you note with Navarre - through marriages, inheritances and other political happenstances.

[@dazzlealec3592]

When your Crusader Kings playthrough gets out of control

[@caioalmeida7452]

Actually the way that Americans say Barcelona with their accent is the correct way, because Barcelona is a name in Catalan and it isn't Spanish, and the vowel of C in Spanish doesn't exist for the same C in Catalan.

[@TheDonkeyJote]

It's kinda ironic when you keep pronouncing Barcelona with its local pronunciation, but use the standard English pronunciations for Spain and France.

[@grahamturner2640]

When France was occupied, was the bishop of Urgell the only prince of Andorra?

[@wolv0223]

Well, according to Wikipedia, the French head of state's title as prince was passed to *groan* Philippe Pétain. The collaborationist stooge that headed Vichy France AKA the French State. Since the French State was technically independent, if mostly under occupation, Petain was the leader of France and thus Co-Prince of Andorra (until the establishment of the Provisional Government in 1944, which is the point at which Wikipedia switches it so that De Gaulle is the Co-Prince). Makes sense that Vichy France, all though not acknowledged by France as a legitimate regime, would be used by Andorra. Even if it was a German puppet half occupied by the Germans until it was fully occupied. It was either that government, or Free France's government in exile. And it's probably better to not anger the Nazis right next to you. You know, unless the true Frenchmen happen to come back, kick out the Nazis, and establish a Provisional Government over metropolitan France in opposition to the Vichy regime that's now in exile ;)

[@richardschiffman7657]

So by default due to unusual circumstances, Andorra was a Nazi puppet (kind of).

[@scorpioninpink]

Andorra needs to be a Republic.

[@LeCombat86]

@@scorpioninpink No.

[@sg76hr]

Long live all small countries:Andorra,Luxembourg,Liechtenstein,Monaco and San Marino!!!

[@youngbloodfantasy91]

I half expected the video to begin with "because I said so," and then cut to credits and a black screen for seven minutes. Informative video though! Nicely done!

[@charlescole1766]

4:37 So, if The Basque County ever gets independents, they could claim the co-princedom?

[@garyshepherd9226]

I just ski there - didn't know about all this....

[@ss-gr8lt]

Interesting and informative. But is suggest you slow down the pace a little. A lot of information that needs to be processed, no needs to rush your speech. You could easily stretch it out to 10 min. But all in all a great video!

[@valfardskrigare9407]

0:01 Sounds like Dunkey in the begining.

[@SWLinPHX]

King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella of Spain we’re not only the ones that sponsored Columbus on his first voyage to the New World but also whose daughter, Catherine of Aragon, became the notorious Henry VIII of England‘s first wife, and mother of Mary I of England, also known as “Bloody Mary”.

[@JustAToeBee]

great video, i can't wait for you video on Liechtenstein (their history is less complicated and their modern day independence is some extend, if not mostly, a result of Austria and Prussia going to war

[@ajtef]

Just to let you know Barthelona is how to say it in castellano. In Catalan it is with a s sound. Historically it was mostly Catalan speakers especially during independence so history speaking Barcelona with s sound is more correct. Great video though!

[@gabrielperez-ze9tk]

I was blessed enough to visit Andorra 3 years ago, and although quirky there's not much there at all lmao. Great way to have your family turn on you as they have to drive 8 hours through the Pyrenees!

[@TheNashNetwork]

Say Barcelona the proper way which happens to be the same in Catalan as English cause this really hurt to listen to. Everything else was great but I cringed way more than necessary x.x

[@bramsturk619]

This was really indept, thanks!

[@JagerLange]

From the title, I thought this was going to be a country-based version of Karl Pilkington's "Do We Need 'Em?"

[@hasafienda]

No, it's Barcelona with an S sound. Catalan is the native language of the region. And we speak English. C never sounds like TH in our language. Come on, bro.

[@h.inusitatus]

> Catalan is the native language of the region. But not the one most commonly used one.

[@catalannationalist9847]

@@h.inusitatus Because there are a lot of spanish immigrants invading it since Francoism.

[@evansmith1682]

Please make videos on the others ones, thank you so much!

[@deet0109mapping]

Hope this becomes a series!

[@thomasturner6980]

I think the comment section is going insane

[@judiepie]

As an Inheritance cycle fan, thank you for that reference xD

[@ladypilliwick8179]

The " mouse that roared " great book and movie. ...

[@466chalk]

"Darn it feudalism! Quit making my brain hurt!" European history in a nutshell.

[@thedotgamer9592]

Australia isn't real. The British dumped their prisoners to the sea.

[@liltree8382]

Wyoming > Australia

[@aaronrosman7556]

TheDotGamer GD loads of fit birds though

[@IlleScrutator]

San Marino should be the next, its story and characteristics are very unique

[@MinhNguyen263]

This is not Andorra , this is Taured

[@turcanadian]

Median stop writing this!

[@thefreshpeepsarchive8913]

MhNzi Minh stfu

[@timmycarcel9196]

No this is Patrick

[@Cassandria]

16263636 27636373 no this is america

[@timmycarcel9196]

Skylar Pcola THIS IS THE FBI OPEN UP

[@LongValleyPoetics]

Great and interesting video! But why go through the trouble of pronouncing Barcelona properly but not pronounce Andorra, Spain, France, etc. properly?

[@patavinity1262]

The plural of "diocese" is "dioceseS", pronounced "DI-o-siss" and "DI-o-sees-es". Which is a nice way to enter into the subject of your pretentious arrogance regarding Barcelona. That isn't the "correct" way to say it, that's the way *some* people in Spain say it. Catalan speakers (most of the population of the city) do not say it that way, nor do southern Castellano speakers. This is irrelevant anyway, because the pronunciation in English is what counts as that is the language in which you're speaking throughout this video.

[@MaylocBrittinorum]

Happy now that you've said the exact same thing several other comments had already said when this video was published a year ago?

[@miguelmontenegro3520]

Eragon saves the day

[@kentpiano2600]

Well this is pretty special and I'd like to check this country out, if they don't mind

[@hya2in8]

Barcelona is only barthelona in European Castilian Spanish. in the native Catalan it's pronounced pretty similarly to how we say it in English, schwas & all

[@yulian_p]

Maybe now Hong Kong?

[@flinnty608]

That was a great video! Keep it up!

[@MarcBienenfeld]

As a huge fan of the inheritance cycle and Christopher Paolini i love the Eragon reference

[@RTOF]

🇦🇩

[@saotome6502]

Fantastic explaination.

[@atsumindesu]

People talking about how he pronounced Barcelona... But nobody mentions how he says Urgell. It is pronounced "urYELL" more or less (caps means accented part of the word).

[@Pagokeraunos]

Since FYROM exists, pretty much nothing surprises me anymore.

[@dearicsmiles5954]

Hello from Andorra😊

[@sjoerdschepers3095]

The question that remains to me is: do they still pay hams, loafs of bread and wine to both France and Spain. And if not, when did they stop?

[@seskal8595]

Good video! I'd love to see one for San Marino

[@guyname8760]

Finally! An answer to this question!

[@feriganqoshja6438]

A FANTASY COUNTRY & A BEAUTIFUL FANTASY LITTLE COUNTRY , SHOULD ALLWAYS EXIST WITHIN A Big Country - Perhaps PEOPLE GET BORED in 1 COUNTRY & HAVING SAME IDENTITY " SO THEY CREATE A FANTASY LITTLE COUNTRY WITHIN THEIR COUNTRY - THAT IS PERFECT & PEOPLE GO & VISIT & VACATION & THE CULTURE CHANGES A LITTLE - SO A FANTASY PUPPET COUNTRY , MUST ALLWAYS EXIST TO ENTERTAIN & PROFIT - TOO , & DIVERSITY CREATE$ WEALTH & HAPPINESS ❤

[@therealmeowkitty]

I want you to do the Dhofar Rebellion! Plz and thx!

[@AstroGoalHorns]

4:26 I would say the same about post-WWI Europe (ESPECIALLY the East)

[@GerackSerack]

What about that time during WW1 when Andorra declared war on Germany, but the Entente forgot to include her in the treaty of Versalles, so Andorra reamained at war until 1958, making it the longest war of the XXI century?

[@RefeLaqy]

cool video like! hello from Siberia City of Tomsk.

[@ShowginTV]

It's weird to think about because that technically means that anyone who becomes the president of France simultaneously gains a monarchic title.

[@joryjones6808]

This history is so complex but fascinating.

[@JessRenee91481]

It's funny that feudalism lasted so long in France. Especially considering that feudalism was dying in England under Henry V

[@rayanhey2411]

No wonder why scientific development was so limited in the Medieval Era , they were to busy REMEMBERNG TITLES

[@riktorGaming]

The Barcelona pronunciation is actually a matter of accent, Castillian Spanish pronounce the C with that sound, but most of the other Spanish speaking countries in the world don't. It's simillar to the rhotic and non-rhotic pronunciations of Enlish words, neither is the correct one, but neither is wrong.

[@jordi3599]

My beautiful country🇦🇩

[@socialminds9894]

@emperortigerstar can you provide a link or name to the song you used please? Also great video; I've watched other videos about Andorra's origins so i was a little hesitant but this is probably the best one done so far imo.

[@TheShanagolden]

Beautiful explain Thank you.!!

[@turcanadian]

Thanks man. Go ahead.

[@turcanadian]

WTF! I'm living in lstanbul and there's no negion that named Kurdistan. Okay you rachist person?

[@turcanadian]

Έλληνας Εθνικιστής Kurd's are love Turkey. But Greeks and Armeinians are hates (not all) because they want lands (lzmir, Ağrı, lstanbul etc.). Can you look Ani Ruins? What Armeinians did. And don't believe Armeinian genocide. lt's lie.

[@haniwa7006]

What background music did you use?

[@thomaskloos6409]

I mean, personally I like that feudalism causes multiple numerals for multiple titles.

[@dariomartinez459]

Aragonese languages are interesting , it's self interested politicians that manipulate language to separate instead of uniting.

[@timothee3191]

You didn't spoke about the time where a Andorra had a king. A russian adventurer named Boris Skossyreff made a coup d'état in Andorra and proclamed himself King in 1933 however he was arrested by the Spanish Gard just a few days after ^^

[@Touhou-forever]

I'm surprised that you haven't done Vatican City yet

[@arozes8324]

More plz!

[@furiousdemon5713]

*Andorra exists because it has to steal 0.5 points from me on an exam when the question was ''What countries lay on the Iberian Peninsula'' and I only mention Spain and Portugal*