Fall of Rome (Visigoth Invasion)

[@americohagim1131]

Now I understand why it’s so hard to play as Western Rome in Attila Total War, this happened.

[@colonelmilk2586]

Americo Hagim you have to pretty much forget about the outer provinces like brittania and most of Gaul and focus on building up and defending Italy proper and Spain if you can. If you can hold out you can definitely reconquer the lost provinces

[@johnnyb7628]

I played as western rome , very hard on battle and campaign. It's almost impossible, and I'm very good at the game.

[@drfunk1986]

This really helps me understand the timeline much better. I've always had difficulty separating the two Roman Empires or separating ancient rome from the fall of it.

[@schoolofgrowthhacking]

That era was a frightening time to be a Roman. Powerful enemies and threats on all sides.

[@sianomichel7360]

Brought it upon themselves didn't they

[@tutorialesminecraft8930]

In my opinion, Rome had one of the most brutal falls in history. Its fall is like a super painful sickness that takes too long to kill

[@ashokathegreat4534]

Genghis Khans men slaughtered a quarter to half the population of Iraq, Syria, Afghanistan and Iran. Later one part of the fractured mongol empire turned into islam and killed millions there too

[@brc123321]

The fall of the empires by the Mongols in 13th century was even more brutal. They were rich thriving realms as if suddenly hit by gigantic tornedo. Specially Khwarizm. An ascending empire suddenly gone in flames only in a few years. Most of the population killed. From then on mongoloid people became dominating in central asia.

[@rafitohornero3850]

18:57 is it possible the word *vandal* or *vandalism* came from the vandal tribe that sack the city of rome ? .

[@somekidofsomeone6575]

Rafito Guerrero Yeah

[@patjonas0]

Yep that's the words origin

[@NB-kq7lm]

Vandals are slavic tribe. Thet reach nort africa. Still germans calls serbians vendi or vindi and some italians

[@visigodonoez5113]

Quién saqueo Roma fueron los visigodos es decir uno de tus abuelos

[@NB-kq7lm]

@Klaidi Rubiku ilyrians were dinaric for sure. Just a lot of east germans have slavic origin. There was for sure a slavic tribe called vendi

[@BoDAssassin]

A lot of soundtracks from Rome: Total War and Ancestors Legacy, nice.

[@dungdoan9728]

what is the name of the song 19'minutes?

[@Icelandicmaster00]

And thrones of britannia

[@waqarahmed1829]

Roman are your masters not ancestors

[@jhudieltheone308]

Wow! Thanks For Uploading This!

[@nathanpangilinan4397]

As Dovahhatty put this: There once was a dream. A dream that fell.

[@user-xu6mx6lj3m]

We just like rome because its fall

[@marloyorkrodriguez9975]

If only Lupicinus and other Roman officials didn’t abuse the Tervingi Goths then they would have a pretty much a loyal friend and then if only the Romans didn’t kill Stilicho, maybe they will have a sensible negotiator to the Gothic Auxiliaries.

[@sundial655]

Rome has never fallen. It is the foundation of modern societies built upon.

[@Peristerygr]

Αlso it is the center of the world's most populus dogma and the capital of a european country.

[@E_se_Endrick_fosse_assim]

Doit Psva in 476 Odoacer just not accept submission To Constantinople under Zeno. Rome fell long before. Or Never has never “fell” in fact too, the others dynasties had continued much of its institutions

[@ZecaPinto1]

So by that point of view the democracy from Greece never fell, even if Greece was ocupied by diferent powers over the centuries

[@abdulmazeed5934]

@@ZecaPinto1 True. But we follow the Roman civilization more than the Greek. If we had followed Greek civilization then women wouldn't have been allowed to watch matches at stadium while Roman civilization allowed it. Democracy isn't the only thing we follow from Romans we follow their government and administrative systems along with their calendar.

[@stoggafllik]

@@abdulmazeed5934 Lol. Romans never had democracy intended as we had planned it.

[@dedijamaludin8287]

Great History compilation,,,an addition to map of battle appreciated,,,

[@Dodo-td1pg]

5:10 Never knew West vs East fought In what wars did they fight?

[@edhaje]

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_the_Frigidus

[@Dodo-td1pg]

@@edhaje I love you

[@K4n01]

I had no idea of the massive goth exodus nor the abuses that the romans comitted against the goths. No everything makes sense.

[@dipeshbhattarai8286]

They abused everyone and did whatever they could to prevent them civilise and be established

[@theasianboy315]

that's the consequence of being racist lol, the ones you abuse someday will take revenge for your previous actions. Romans, despite being tolerant to Middle Easterners and even some Blacks, they were so racist toward Germanic and probably Slavic tribes.

[@gumbie007]

Obviously this is an inaccurate depiction of what the Roman Army looked like during that period (Late Antiquity). The Lorica Segmentata had been out of use for about 200 years and the Romans’ helmets did not look like that in the late 4th century and they didn’t carry square scudums (shields). Would be nice to see an accurate depiction of what the Roman Army looked liked during the late antiquity. 🤨🤔

[@quintenbruggink1595]

Gumbie007 true but these documentaries aren’t high quality lol

[@alioshax7797]

When people do movies/documentaries about Romans, they always make them look like Augustan romans, that's a shame. I mean, is it really harder to find a lorica squamata or a chainmail, and to give figurant proper Ve century helmet ? Spanhelm or Intercisa for example. That's quite sad. It's as accurate as picturing the Franco-Prussian war of 1970 with tanks, planes and submarines.

[@bogor1521]

Can you give me an insight of what kind or shape of equipments that they wear and used during the 4th century? I didn't know that they no longer use the steel rigid armor(lorica segmentata) and square shaped shields in the 4th century anymore? Please let me know

[@alioshax7797]

@@bogor1521 Romans ? Wisigoths ? Huns ? Persians ? I don't know much about Persians, but Romans were using chain mail or lorica squamata (steel scales, imported from the East). About the shields, oval one were the norm, exemt small round shields for the cavalery. Helmets changed as well, Intercisa and Spanghelm replaced the gallican helmet (they were easier to make), as well as Berkasovo helmets for the high ranked officers. The spatha (regular sword) replaced the gladius, as cavalery became more and more important in the late roman army. Just type theses names of google, you should find what you're looking for. Late roman history is extremely interesting.

[@bogor1521]

@@alioshax7797 Yea I meant the romans thank you, sorry for not making it a bit more specific, and btw. I never undestood as to why they changed the lorica segmentata to chain armors and the square shaped shields into the oval shaped ones? Aren't the previous imperial roman equipments are far better than their late counterparts if i may ask?

[@EukalyptusBonBon]

Which one cause more damage, Visigoth or Vandals?

[@Darth_Enigma]

Pretty sure the Vandals, hence the word "Vandalize"

[@EukalyptusBonBon]

@@Darth_Enigma yeah but as i know originally the term Vandalism is refer to "the destruction of roman arts and culture" like showed in the video so i think it wasn't total destruction.

[@Darth_Enigma]

@@EukalyptusBonBon A quick search on my part yielded these results from Wikipedia: "During the Enlightenment, Rome was idealized, while the Goths and Vandals were blamed for its destruction. The Vandals may not have been any more destructive than other invaders of ancient times, but they did inspire British poet John Dryden to write, Till Goths, and Vandals, a rude Northern race, Did all the matchless Monuments deface (1694). However, the Vandals did intentionally damage statues, which may be why their name is associated with the vandalism of art. The term Vandalisme was coined in 1794 by Henri Grégoire, bishop of Blois, to describe the destruction of artwork following the French Revolution. The term was quickly adopted across Europe. This new use of the term was important in colouring the perception of the Vandals from later Late Antiquity, popularising the pre-existing idea that they were a barbaric group with a taste for destruction." So yeah you're in the ball park, my apologies for jumping so readily to conclusions without double checking

[@marianotorres9768]

Incompetent Roman rulers during the third and fourth centuries

[@rennor3498]

The Vandals i mean the sack of Rome by Vandals was so horrible that Vandalism became the word for distruction or looting in the roman language

[@NMKhokhar]

Its beautiful production

[@StopFlaggingVideos]

6:00 "is this some magickraft?" audio lifted from Vikings, when torstein sacrifices himself to take arrows from the saxons

[@waynemcauliffe2362]

Well put together mate

[@ratchapon2006]

What name of soundtrack at 6:31?

[@TheEdgarKent]

One of the BEST video I hve seen about this rather complex period of "Barbarian invasions" and the fall of Rome (in the west, that is).Yet I have one BIG QUESTION : could anyone point me out to the original video footages ? There seems to be several sources here, I really wish to know what they are. Thanks!!!

[@boozycruze7679]

what are the sources for the clips in the video? i really want to know. some clips are inaccurate and are from low budget History channel documentaries but others hit pretty close to home.

[@sauerkraut4353]

Does anyone know what movie this footage has been taken from.

[@Laotzu.Goldbug]

Looks like it is from a whole bunch of different places, but a lot of the early part of the video is from some kind of BBC show - as you can tell by the logo in the upper left corner. However, it looks like there are a lot of different sources used - for example, the brief shot at 18:50 is from the movie _King Arthur_ (2004)

[@Laotzu.Goldbug]

@Jules Brunet is it pozzed?

[@Nishkid641]

at 21:37, is from the 2007 movie "The Last Legion ".

[@edhaje]

The Last Legion (2007) King Arthur (2004) Gladiator (2000) Ancient Rome: The Rise and Fall of an Empire (2006) Barbarians Rising (2016) The Battle Against Rome (2009) Heroes & Villains : Attila & Spartacus (2008) Quo Vadis (2001) 1000 AD (1998) Attila (2001) The Founders Of Europe (2016) La Historia de Europa (2018) Augustine: The Decline of the Roman Empire (2010) Mystery Files: Alexander the Great (2011) Cyril a Metoděj : Apoštolové Slovanů (2013) Die Päpstin (2009) Ágora (2009) Mankind: The Story of All of Us (2012) Pompeii (2014) The Dark Ages (2007) 300 (2007)

[@aghileshemdani3144]

@BARBATVS 89 ..and so ?? Romain also make humain sacrifice Théry were pagan too .. you are just justify Romain massacre of Carthage. Guess what thé Romain ..were massacred by their slave who Théry call barbarian later .... Lol

[@squidmeta]

Where is 12:19 from?

[@nikolaidarksun7894]

Great 👍 shit were did they get the films 🎥 for another normal day in ancient Europe

[@gothic3theageofwar565]

15:50 what’s the music there? Can you tell me the title of the song

[@edhaje]

Adam Skorupa - Defenders of The Holy Empire (Ancestors Legacy)

[@gothic3theageofwar565]

Thank you!

[@tcc5750]

14:27 wow romans enslaved

[@theasianboy315]

And that's how the slavers became slaves

[@Pitbull00000]

@Somali Kid Stop lying

[@__prometheus__]

Pitbull00000 idiot

[@haroldcampbell3337]

shocking

[@suhassreehari876]

Karma?

[@Kaldisti]

welcome refugees they said

[@ZecaPinto1]

If you know what to do with them, says the experience

[@johnnyb7628]

It's fine to have immigrants come to a country as long as they assimilate. Problem was they didn't in this case.

[@francoisdaureville323]

@@johnnyb7628 some inmigrants not till the point where white people become the minority

[@Pancasilaist8752]

Pretty sure it was because corruption and lack of coherent succession law.

[@Pancasilaist8752]

Literally half of these problem wouldn't happen if roman actually treated the goth (or just about any germanic tribe) who fought for them nicely.

[@marshal_zhukov1945]

Name of music please!!!

[@kevinkubus3592]

goodbye Rome

[@allfair4759]

By Perry Como ???

[@aleksandarvil5718]

452 CE - *Atilla's invasion of Italy and Sack of Aquileia (thus leading to founding of Venice), and later Atilla's withdrawal after negotations with Roman Pope (Saint) Leo the 1st* : *"AM I A JOKE TO YOU?!?"*

[@thedrinkinggamemaker9749]

Aetius: yes

[@32353235e]

4:30 - no European Commission for Greeks

[@christosnb8444]

why?

[@iangang9535]

What are these movies?

[@Nettempereur]

Very interesting video, thanks for sharing. I would have only one little negative point to say, it is that you use the word France. It is anachronistic since the name comes from the Franks who invaded Gaul in the late 5th century with King Clovis I. France is the name given to the frankish kingdom built and expanded by Clovis I, notably at the expense of the Visigoths (cf. Battle of Vouillé in 507). All your video is about events happened before Clovis. For example, in the battle of the Catalaunian Fields, it is believed that Clovis' grandfather Merovech participated in the combats. So clearly, France should be nowhere to be seen, this land was named Gaul. Anyway, this is not the main point of the video, I want to tell you I really enjoyed it despite this little flaw.

[@blackraidendragoneye]

In fact, it is not a problem, since the difference is that the video mentions Gaul, but when it refers to France it is only saying the place of the country.

[@Nettempereur]

@@blackraidendragoneye I care a lot about chronology so, I do believe it matters. Any place refers to space and time. For example, to use the name Turkey/Türkiye, when you are talking about Anatolia before 11th century, is the same kind of mistake. It became Turkey/Türkiye only after Turks conquered these lands. Or if you talk of the USA when you speak of the Native Amerindian lands before European colonization.

[@blackraidendragoneye]

@@Nettempereur But it is not necessary to explain it, there is no problem with it but if you think so I will not deny it.

[@Nettempereur]

@@blackraidendragoneye I get your point but yeah, I see things differently. No big deal. Good bye !

[@ihsanamsal2947]

When the true Romans had to flee rome itself... such tragedy...

[@mohammedyassine9263]

Was there any kind of battle and war fought by romans against berbers?

[@jacoblara4820]

6:02 I thought he was holding a giant cosmic brownie

[@muhammadmohsin7659]

Is It a Movie Or Drama? If Something Please Name?

[@hx20games77]

We need a movie/game about the fall of rome

[@ezzovonachalm7534]

Ridiculous to hear a Goth yelling " here we go ! "

[@romanusromae7454]

3:52 can you tell me the name of the song?

[@moisuomi]

Rome total war

[@Tony11442]

Where is this footage from???

[@Acquiescence]

Also there's so many unexpected alliances lol

[@RadjaUtara]

is the tittle of your viIs the name of the title of this film??

[@redterrorproductions1373]

The armor is so innacurate, still using the old shield symbol that was avandoned long before the fall of the western roman empire.

[@charptho]

Where do your videos come from ?

[@majiinx]

What is the name of the first song that plays?

[@cudanmang_theog]

Do Song-Lý war (1075-1077) please

[@freakrx2349]

17:30 any reason you’re using a clip from Game of Thrones (the notoriously awful final season in particular)?

[@Acquiescence]

They mistook the goths as just another barbarian force now they paid the price

[@gavank4525]

Barbarian lover

[@silversnail1413]

@@gavank4525 Pompous catamite

[@marcandronacional2257]

is this a movie?

[@user-xu6mx6lj3m]

Name of the first music?

[@Storifiedyt]

Where are the clips from ?

[@emceeavilon6988]

Can i use this video ? is this free ? No copyright and free to edit ?

[@ivanthehighman177]

Film?

[@abdullahnadeem6945]

what is this movie anyone??

[@rockstar450]

Where is this footage poached from??

[@gothic3theageofwar565]

A LOT of different movies

[@RexoryByzaboo]

Roman Empire was conquered by barbaric tribe. And his twin, Byzantine was conquered by highly educated young guy.

[@AnimeWorld-zt2ig]

They had the ability to defeat mighty roman army but were unable to defend themselves against Hun?

[@TerrariumDiscoveryGamingMore]

Shows just how powerful the huns truly were

[@GTayanes]

Game thrones caused Rome to fall.

[@MisterL2_yt]

where is the video material coming from?

[@treystewart731]

The scene depicting Odoacer's overthrow of Romulus Augustus is from the movie "The Last Legion". The rest i believe is just from various documentaries.

[@MisterL2_yt]

@@treystewart731 thanks!

[@karlangeloarcenas7626]

Is eastern Roman empire Greeks?

[@leochisco]

goths were an admixture of germanics, huns, sarmatians and slavs

[@rockstar450]

Hey Ed, could you please advise where this footage originally came for? Would love to check it out :)

[@carlosfurtado1164]

I recognise some of the footage from the movie King Arthur, especially the final battle

[@rockstar450]

Carlos Furtado thanks. I’m hoping the content creator is appreciative enough of his fans to answer my query too. Thanks for your help!

[@carlosfurtado1164]

@@rockstar450 No worries, the maker of this video should have referenced where he took the videos from. Shame as this would have been an interesting watch

[@pierre-emmanuelansart3777]

@@carlosfurtado1164 Some scenes from Agora too. Film about Hypatia of Alexandria.

[@edhaje]

The Last Legion (2007) King Arthur (2004) Gladiator (2000) Ancient Rome: The Rise and Fall of an Empire (2006) Barbarians Rising (2016) The Battle Against Rome (2009) Heroes & Villains : Attila & Spartacus (2008) Quo Vadis (2001) 1000 AD (1998) Attila (2001) The Founders Of Europe (2016) La Historia de Europa (2018) Augustine: The Decline of the Roman Empire (2010) Mystery Files: Alexander the Great (2011) Cyril a Metoděj : Apoštolové Slovanů (2013) Die Päpstin (2009) Ágora (2009) Mankind: The Story of All of Us (2012) Pompeii (2014) The Dark Ages (2007) 300 (2007)

[@adriansyahramadhan7540]

Better then Hollywood big budget movie about rome empire

[@captaincracker8980]

Adriansyah Ramadhan it’s footage from Hollywood big budget movies haha

[@adriansyahramadhan7540]

@@captaincracker8980 no its not u moron. Its 99% from History Chanel that combine all Rome series documentary cut scene become one,the rest only a few second scene from underated lowbudget movie. Its not like Hollywod Troy etc. You obviously never seen History Chanel about Rise and Fall of Rome. Its long episode. Look it up

[@ashokathegreat4534]

In this time, the germanics popilation of europe was the biggest ?

[@maxg8766]

No, Rome was bigger

[@عليياسر-ذ5ب]

​@@maxg8766That's why they kidnapped German and Gothic children

[@perunswrath6023]

Some sources say that Goths were slavic tribe, because they apparently could understand and communicate with nearby slavic tribes..

[@vigovampiro5162]

Is visigoth same as hun ?

[@ZecaPinto1]

@Mustafa Alam , @Matheus Brandani please read history of Hungary and the magyars so you can understand why they kept speaking an uralic language until today

[@vigovampiro5162]

So the hun is the 1st generation of mongol ?

[@ZecaPinto1]

@@matheusbrandani3168 you have many topics on which to explore: magyar migration to the steppe and contact with steppe peoples ex; hun avar bulgar kipchak, which in some way did help preserve their language as a form of identity, since they adopt costumes and traditions from those peoples. Then their migration with the bulgar and kabar to Europe, and the colonization of the magyar and kabars of the panonia basin, whose large space helped them keep safe and isolated, then later in middle age when cuman migrated to their lands, whose language was similar to the hungarian and also kept speaking their actual language as a form of survival and identity as an ethnic group, since Hungary was later taken by ottomans and later on by the austrians and remained as part of their empire until the end of first world war. And also the magyar language was a língua franca for the common folk and noble alike in the country, because only the noble spoke other languages as latin germanic or greek

[@petercroves8562]

Julius nepo remained Emperor outside Italy tillhe was mureded in 480 in what was Yugslavia and the one made Emperor in Gaul in 476 was not reconied in Italy or by the East-only by those who lived around the Terrorty and those who did trade-like the people of Brartian

[@shafqatishan437]

But those who took Rome were known as Ostrogoths

[@yaboyed5779]

Visigoths* I believe Ostrogoths were eastern goths who never settled in Rome

[@pwixell7113]

@@yaboyed5779 Ostrogoths did came later conquering then rules entire italian peninsula and entire Ilyrian coast instead of just ransack and leave.

[@saikrishnak8631]

kingdom of italy first

[@elwerouno1]

👑RIOS FAMILY 👑 DERIVED FROM THE ROYAL HOUSE of ASTURIAS and VISIGOTH KING LIUVIGILD DYNASTY👑

[@LP-op2ue]

Amazing

[@goransvraka3171]

edhaje i can see Englihs is not your native language but you should correct some of your mistakes = "After their victory, the Visigoths besiege Adrainople, but ARE unable to breach the city wallS as THE Goths (YOU ARE REPEATING GOTHS TOO MANY TIMES EITHER USE "THEY" OR "THE") were (not UN but IN) INexperiencED (-ed for past tense) in siege warfare."

[@kingarthur1217]

In many ways, the dark ages began back in the 200s because that was when things became less stable and more chaotic, as well as many changes occurring throughout the whole of Europe.

[@ungrateful-66]

Londinium.... Rome, so both the eternal capitals of all of known civilization.

[@johnnyb7628]

Why is this so sad to watch.......

[@dimakolisikas7039]

Old name of the city is Andrianopol and not Edirne

[@dimitriosvlissides5781]

@erick meyer what the nonsense you talk Adrianopole was created by Hadrian the Roman Emperor .Edirne is its current turkish name

[@Jupiterssilhouette]

When real men cry

[@freshprince69]

21:41 lol that's thomas brodie-sangster.

[@Kolchak_Enjoyer]

wtf

[@parjanyashukla176]

Proud moments of the WESTERN civilization.

[@mohammadpoltaksimbolon8019]

Some of Age of Empires sniffed here..

[@eyour3life369]

Haha, bro punya link download age of empires gak? Saya mau download

[@josiahely4485]

Music at 3:20

[@commie7363]

What song is it?

[@bogor1521]

Where men cries :

[@CinematicComics]

great footage&music but the titles were pure ebonics-get a proofreader.

[@guy_named_steven9912]

Fear not plebs Justinian the great shall soon return and bring glory back to Rome

[@loselegidos9442]

300,000 Roman soldiers killed in that battle

[@СерёгаСемёнов-с8х]

Why not 100000000?

[@flashpromo15]

These help with immersion when paying crusader kings

[@Eazy-ERyder]

Every GREAT Roman General of the 5th Century, along with Emperor Majorian, who managed to save Rome time and time again were betrayed themselves and then disposed of. Because of that Rome unfortunately HAD TO fall..

[@عليياسر-ذ5ب]

You mean the loser who was defeated by the weak Vandals 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@jaysonbonita9865]

Fall of western roman empire?

[@winglaileung]

如此久如此大的帝國，怎麽會被那樣的一群哥特人两三吓衝擊便崩塌呢？

[@scottfoster3548]

YOU know I believe it is best to be half Roman and half Barbarian.

[@petercroves8562]

you have one mistake in this, The Boy was in office in Italy 475-476

[@smooky8794]

i really dont understand how spqr fall

[@preuens6890]

20:07 wait,its a zulu empire soundtracks

[@legate-lanius]

do you know the song name or what it’s from exaclty ?

[@hollywoodvampire8769]

Beginning of Dark medieval ages

[@chachichachi3557]

Medieval ages were not dark study a little bit

[@hollywoodvampire8769]

@@chachichachi3557 I mean the first wave

[@arbiteroffate3601]

That's debatable you might not accepted the terms "dark age' but the lost of ancient knowledge from the times of the Romans and the Greeks including the philosophical knowledge of Marcus Aurelius and Socrates and the fact that most of the valuable archive from that time was kept under the hand of the church shows the lack of interest or should i say backwardness of these barbarians settlers of course they later realized their mistake and start the age of Renaissance through the discovery of these ancient knowledge but everything could be done much faster if it's not for their backward and violent mentality that clearly halting them from learning the wisdom of the past.@@chachichachi3557

[@卡尔梅克]

好看

[@Gustavo-bm3ew]

I like it, it's great, but: 0:30 1:01 And those helmets, armor and shields are from the I and II centuries, they stopped being used in the III century.

[@ashraftarabishi831]

Remember, the Romans who abused the Gothics were the christian Romans not the pagan Romans. Clearly the teachings of jesus did not reach their hearts and minds as yet. In fact the Gothics converted to the correct christian faith first which is Arianism which was established by Arian the bishop of Antioch of Syria in the council of Naecia in 4th century AD which never claimed that Jesus was God or Son of God. And it was the Romans who frocifuly converted them to cathicolism which is based on Trinity which was preached by a jew named Saul who converted to christianity 100 years after Jesus and never met him and claimed that Jesus was God and Son of God and rebranded himself as Paul.

[@annmaryjohn3258]

Paul never preached about The Messiah being God or Trinity. Trinity was a foreign concept to the Israelites. Trinity is completely pagan and its origin is from Babylon.

[@fragilrtoothpickleggedwhit1866]

@@annmaryjohn3258 wrong. The trinity is what Jesus said he is and what the bible says. It is 100 percent factual

[@fragilrtoothpickleggedwhit1866]

Lmao ok ashraf go believe ur prophet rode a donkey to the moon and split it while having a child bride 😂

[@chachichachi3557]

Lol muslim anti christianity preching is everywhere

[@olivierf1896]

arles is in britain by breton victory against the saxons in london

[@maciejniedzielski7496]

Visigoths were Germano Slavic Goths from Vistula river in nowadays Poland

[@totalhistorychannel1156]

So basically just some random DNA 🤭

[@totalhistorychannel1156]

@Mustafa Alam you are a liar. You should be ashamed of yourself

[@ZecaPinto1]

@@totalhistorychannel1156 study the gothic expansion from their home island to the shores of the black sea.

[@ZecaPinto1]

We can say they started as a germanic people from gothaland.

[@ezzovonachalm7534]

There never were " slavic" Goths You baran !

[@aliaffetmez9795]

😭

[@MrHammerlein]

AWESOME HISTORY LESSON