Forged in Fire: Charlemagne's Joyeuse Sword CONQUERS the Final Round (Season 7) | History

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[@eatourtravelebezadventure837]

Should try to forged "mandau" from borneo island, it's kind of unic sword

[@johnbrown2163]

I WOULD BREAK MYSELF TO SWING THESE SWORDS. PLEASE HIRE ME AS WARRIOR JUDGE, I WILL BREAK MOST OF THEM.

[@johnbrown2163]

At least hire a super strong warrior to swing these blades. Judges always injured or to weak, best blades and they always says to heavy. That is because they city folk and weak.

[@ayushkumarsingh2985]

Why dont you upload whole episodes??

[@michaelpritchett9856]

Ok I decided that if I compete on Forged In Fire and win that not only will I split the money with my other 3 competitors but when show’s over I’m gonna take my weapon home if it’s okay.

[@FullMetal372]

Judges: The sword is a little heav-- Me: He's going to lose.

[@kevinyoussef9821]

Same.

[@renren225]

Feel like all the judges need to hit the gym more.

[@Alvah707]

renren225 no. Swords should be light. Especially single handed swords. They should be very light and fast.

[@ploeteQ]

Exactly! The kill test and the sharpness test here both also show why a well balanced blade is better!

[@MrRedeyedJedi]

It's interesting...because sometimes a weapon being heavy is advantageous, but in this show they seem quite obsessed with weight

[@mee.sam_]

Please also add History of the weapon, we won't mind a 20 second historical segment neither History channel

[@SirKakalaCh]

they have those in the program iirc, they probably just include the flashy parts in free youtube videos to get more attention and to make an advert for the show

[@AllThingsFascinate]

@@SirKakalaCh they do, but they're like 6 seconds. I wish we could have maybe 3 minutes

[@SirKakalaCh]

@@AllThingsFascinate 3 mins of history in History Channel? Dude are you out of your mind?

[@glatykoffi6672]

@@AllThingsFascinate 3 mins is way too long. We only need a quick presentation like 20 sec.

[@Maninawig]

To the contrary... I look forward to those intros.

[@ARob-bt4dr]

Dave Baker makes all the historical weapons that Wil reveals. That's quite cool actually

[@jamescoull7402]

He made all the weapons for the series deadliest warrior also

[@ARob-bt4dr]

@@jamescoull7402 I didn't know that

[@boydrid]

Thank you I wondered where they came from. Is he a master blade smith? It would be very interesting if they tested his along side of there's.

[@laa0fa502]

@@boydrid they all are. Except Doug. He's just one of the worlds best blade experts (he might forge too but I wouldn't call a master bladesmith)

[@coomingnotgoing904]

Laa0fa I thought Wil and Doug were both non masters and were just there for their weapons expertise?

[@gretje2896]

History Channel: *Let's just delete video's and upload them again, they'll think it's a new video lmao*

[@bartolz3697]

So I'm not the only one who thought about it

[@Blackobluna]

I'm not complaining though

[@navb0tactual]

I swear I saw this before lol

[@hrdze784]

Tru

[@aalekhine8104]

yeah

[@romariocupido7905]

*Me who's watched 8 episodes so far and knows nothing about forging* "Nicely done heat treat, now check for warping"

[@caelandenning2648]

Basically

[@caelandenning2648]

Also ebony wood bad Damascus is a must but also breaks the most

[@potassiumnitrate5817]

@@caelandenning2648 Depends on the metals and the temperatures of heat-treatment. If you put tool steel with stainless it's likely to be a DISASTER

[@finlandisntreal6371]

This is me just screaming at my phone saying " ITS NOT THE RIGHT COLOUR"

[@ftbaimakaren1368]

Yes this is how we learn to forge to eventually go on and win

[@spencer1980]

I love that a lot of these guys seem like they're just hobbyists. They step up to the plate to compete at an elite level, some of whom have never made swords, minimal time to build, and even when they break (which happens, it's art afterall) they've still all made gorgeous pieces. Taking shop class out of high-school is the biggest wound American education ever suffered. It shouldn't even be an elective. Every sophomore or junior should spend a whole year making things. The competitors are gracious with each other, you can tell Doug is having a blast cutting pigs in half. 10/10 this show is underrated.

[@StilesOnYT]

France: Charlemagne Joyeuse Merica: Charlieman Juice

[@AmandaFromWisconsin]

Whatever.

[@MarsimusMaximus]

Amanda

[@lukegrx]

@@AmandaFromWisconsin he is so right😂

[@jaxteller4621]

😂 yes love this haha

[@b_f_d_d]

@@AmandaFromWisconsin 😂

[@LilGinjaMassive]

"Its getting long, heavy and hard to hold..." Yeah thats what she said.

[@hop-skip-ouch8798]

So, you're into scat.

[@BreadCrispy]

That can't be possible lol 😂

[@arjaylegaspi9055]

but she didn't say *IT WILL KEEL*

[@ur8441]

I searched for that comment 😂

[@frankcastle4715]

@@arjaylegaspi9055 She did when mine impaled her.

[@3Stars1Sun8Rays]

just here to have a daily dose of "it will KEEEEEL"

[@ankitsartpoint4688]

Lol🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@danlemongton7534]

Finally! Two bladesmiths that actually make smart choices with their metals, instead of using Damascus because it looks good or to be ‘different’.

[@Danny-pk6lk]

Kind of ironic how Damascus has been used so many times that not opting for it becomes notable.

[@kevinyoussef9821]

I was the 100th like

[@grayemerald5159]

I fully agree, now don't get me wrong Damascus is not a bad choice, but it's not the best choice either unless you know what you're doing, most people on this show who try that do not and suffer the consequences. So it's a breath of fresh air to see 2 smiths who realize this.

[@iamcecilman]

Damascus is fine when you have the time to allow it to anneal properly and cool between welds, which the contestants here do not heave.

[@taddad2641]

@@grayemerald5159 i think because some of them know how to do it well enough. but yea that extra work probably what lost moany of them their challenges.

[@chichan9013]

Ah, Charlemagne's Joyeuse, "the sword that conquered Europe". Forged by the blacksmith Galas, which took him 3 years to finish.

[@SylvanApe]

To be fair, he didn't have a belt grinder.

[@shotforshot5983]

There is one very nice documentary on KZbin regarding the creation of true wootz steel. The process is very involved, time consuming and still somewhat unpredictable.

[@mikebtx7470]

4 days but "IT WILLLL KEEEAAALLLLL" .....

[@boydrid]

I can't imagine doing something for three years. Every day just doing a little bit most days it might not even see a difference.

[@javierpatag3609]

@@SylvanApe Or a power hammer. Or global trade and industrialization providing already refined materials.

[@RealRigz]

When you hear “your blade is heavy” you better pray that your opponents blade snaps on the strength test cos you’re going home

[@Maninawig]

Or that it is equally mismade... like the handle is too small

[@hocsignovinces3009]

As a French guy, the way they said "Jooyooz" instead of "Joyeuse" maid me laugh out load!

[@notamexican91]

Load lmao

[@inflatablewolfie]

I had to listen to him say it again a couple times 'cause it just sounded so silly to me!

[@captbloodeye5596]

I just croaked like a frog.

[@illegalmemedealer3549]

France doesn’t exist

[@warmesuppe]

It's probably as bad as the pronunciation of landsknecht, will says it like landsschneck which means land snail. Sounds very silly

[@spacemanspiff4777]

I always love these finalists where they both make incredible weapons and the judges have to get really specific to make an assessment. Two really incredible swords

[@roosiniimiamiciii6666]

It’s great isn’t it?

[@gregkosinski2303]

“I tried to fish it out, but unfortunately I didn’t catch anything.” 😆

[@adolphgracius9996]

You know you're in trouble when the test guy start saying "what i like about your sword" to your opponent while your sword's comment was "Let's talk about youe sword here"

[@spencer1980]

I also love how the sandbags don't have to be swinging bit Doug just wants to have fun

[@zombiewarrior225]

When Peyton's blade cut through the pig, I knew he was gonna win

[@timgalzol3396]

Didn't we already seen this before

[@pedroquiles6457]

Tim Galzol yes, yes we did

[@timgalzol3396]

Oh ok

[@timgalzol3396]

Thx

[@MrAlwaysRight]

I seent it with my own eyes.

[@ryanskenard]

Yee dawg kno wut I sayin we seen this

[@kaimckisson7561]

0:51, I can relate

[@marcimarc921]

💀

[@zacjohnson8404]

lol dude

[@rafitohornero3850]

After no nut november, mind would be like that.

[@Abudzin]

I relate with 1:33

[@realUlfricStormcloak]

9:31 I can relate

[@Anvarynn]

Also, Payton's sword when he was done profiling it at 1:40 was gorgeous

[@drowsydan7691]

6:21 "I think I just peed a little" lmao

[@quique7764]

Appreciate the clips but I rly like the informative clips which explain the different blades, shapes & process. I hope to see more of it on YT & or the show in general.

[@mrmetaljunkie1]

I always make my predictions based on who's is lighter during the kill test. They win 95% of the time🤷

[@0qscvbn0]

I'm bingeing on this like anything. Since last 2 days I've seen almost 70-80 episodes.

[@lesgalloiseries]

In Forged in Fire, they don't say "You lose", they say "It's a little heavy" and I think it's beautiful.

[@jessewheeler5357]

Or "It has some heft to it"

[@nowajishmuhtadee2731]

Why i came here watching making swords:5% watching the blade tests:5% IT WILL KeeL:90%

[@jondonnelly3]

04:57 i came for this

[@mikebtx7470]

IT WEEEL KEEEEAALLLL...

[@VICKY-vo7qy]

I only watch this😂

[@scair2588]

Still waiting for that lofi version of Doug saying "Keeal"

[@dadr3am382]

I’m just here for the “itll keel”

[@SoCal_rnr]

Now I'm a meat eater, but I always kinda sad laughed when I see a pig strung up just to be a sword bag. Sure hope that meat is used in a smoker or something

[@Serpent042G]

There's a Q&A video with Dave Baker, he said that when they cut up animals, they get donated to a Wolf sanctuary.

[@kevinyoussef9821]

Fax

[@bananaknight8575]

Yeah, they're donated to a wolf sanctuary

[@Abhinav-MR]

"This is not about what you're swords are gonna do to the targets, but about what the targets are gonna do to the swords."

[@ameremran4399]

The thing about forge in fire is that everybody know who's gonna lose

[@jonahooten]

Charlemagne is my ancestor.

[@savleek6106]

"apparently I've never made a sword before" Well apparently you won lol.

[@tinabina1219]

That's what she said long heavy and hard to hold

[@HvyMetal4Ever]

6:20 It's okay, I probably would too 😂

[@christopherkatz9484]

"Its heavy. Please exit the forge"

[@Naser-ts5lz]

5:14 “like ur cut g”

[@schoenbaard]

It would be much more interesting to know more about the background of all these historical weapons.

[@halbutler4059]

On this one they had to be artists as well as super blacksmiths.. Beautiful work my friends.

[@professional_larper]

5:48 He knew by seeing him walk up the strength test was up😂

[@dockmasterted]

If I had been the looser on that test, I would have asked Payton if I could hold his sword for a moment. ….. just so I could get the feel of how my next sword was supposed to feel.

[@alexisparchet799]

French people: Charlemagne Joyeuse American people: Cherloumain jouyuse

[@SuperVistaprint]

Germans: Karl der Große Freudvoll since well, france can try to do what they want - but pssst Karl was Germanic ;)

[@alexisparchet799]

@@SuperVistaprint why tf you talk about Karl Who's Karl große

[@elendil6144]

SuperVistaprint You do realize that Francs are closer to Dutch than Germans right? So at this point it's more common history than any kind of nationalism.

[@cranederoc]

@@elendil6144 it's kind of pointless to associate ancient populations with modern ones. Charlemagne was a Franc, wich is a germanic people that migrated trough at least part of the netherlands (not german, germanic), and Francs are ancestors of the French, the group wich lend t's name to the country, so Charlemagne was a germanic ancestor to french people. So everybody is right and wrong and it doesn't matter.

[@elendil6144]

Kazad That's my point

[@neverseemstoAsh]

I gotta point this out as a HEMA nerd, sorry. Shields were (almost) never made of metal. heater shields, the style we see in the video, and shields as a whole were usually made of wood, rawhide or some combination of the two (unless they were small like the buckler, or used for a specific purpose like the rotella). this was a) to keep weight and cost down and b) to ensure an enemy's blade would get stuck and give you control over the weapon. the idea of a metal heater shield likely stems from the fact that *sometimes,* very rarely, they would have a thin sheet of steel on the back in order to fortify them for cavalry use and such. however, again, this was very uncommon, and you certainly never saw shields that are all metal like the one in the video. I say these things because a wood shield would have not only been more accurate, it would have been a more interesting test. you could test the durability of the edge against the steel helm, then test the durability of the blade's body against the shield. this is because when a sword enters wood (or any material), and the edge alignment isn't robotically precise and perfect, it twists and flexes with the force of the strike. a good blade will spring back to shape, while a bad one will suffer warps. otherwise good episode tho

[@ianbarber2937]

Competitors: Goes to win a forging tournament Also competitors: nEvEr MaDe A sWoRd

[@mee.sam_]

This episode was uploaded before, we want new Forged in Fire content :(

[@Aamir1Sohail]

Since I am new subscriber to the channel, so it's a new episode for me type of viewers.

[@b_f_d_d]

Yeah it was reusing content now

[@paulinotheresad.9378]

They can't film a new episode due to the covid 19 bro.

[@erics745]

Love the way they pronounce joyeuse...

[@nickfenix3892]

This has been uploaded before I watched it a few months ago

[@SheldonBeldon]

And now for my perfect french pronunciation, charlemagne's JOY OOSE.

[@Hobbit_libertaire]

Do you mean you have learnt how to pronouce "Joyeuse" well by watching this video ? If the answer is "yes", I'm sorry to tell you that the name of this sword is very badly pronouced here. In modern French, far closer to the authentic pronounciation than the Anglo-saxon way, it souds like 'Joaieuz' ( with the j pronouced like in "juice" for example, but without the little "d sound" ; the o like in "core", the a like the 'ea' in "heart", the i like the y in "carpentry", the eu like the 'u' in "hurt", and finally the z like in "zombie" ).

[@Hobbit_libertaire]

And Charlemagne is also badly pronouced, but at least it is recognable for a French-speaking person.

[@SheldonBeldon]

@@Hobbit_libertaire I was being facetious.

[@joshjordan1486]

The only French I know is "we surrender!" .

[@Marz-px6vx]

I cant stress it enough its always the weight the handle and the balance so come on guys. If its your first or hundredth sword or knife it should always have these properties.

[@Almtyhalfbreed]

"I think i just peed" 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@killianft289]

As a French XD the "Joyeuse" isn't pronounced correctly but they feel so proud to say the french word XD they just accentuate way too much the u and don't pay attention that the EU is a sound of his own

[@bons244]

What's the correct pronunciation? Just curious :)

[@edelta88]

The dreaded H word. Heavy has killed more blades than the strength tests at this point.

[@kainoacabrera491]

“It’s getting long, heavy, and hard to hold;)... just think about that for a second😂

[@wanderer3561]

She's straight. Aw that's freakin awesome.

[@Lieart_]

Hey Forged in fire, what do you all do with the pigs and goat you reslaughter lol😂😂😂

[@gluke13]

I'm here only for the Keal

[@XeresKyle]

One of the requirements for this weapon I was thinking would be the crossguard, handle and pommel would have to be ornate like the original design.

[@leonardocucchiara4782]

They never care for visual design elements unfortunately

[@bons244]

@@leonardocucchiara4782 visual design only matters when both blades perform equally in the tests.

[@DimkaTsv]

There were some tasks, especially in final stages, when they asked specifically to comply rules for design. But in the end, it is weapon, so design is less practical than usability and comfort

[@nadeemg8003]

Boeeen kyaat dis guudluck best nose block ever 😂😂😂😂

[@aaron-naomiharding4495]

Honestly the sounds of the Cicadas and locusts is one of my favorite sounds. If you catch the 2 seconds, you catch it. Reminds me of visiting my grandpa in Arkansas every summer. With his passing a handful of years back, this sound brings back all the memories. Also, anyone hear mitches blade hit the ground on the third test?

[@mylokalifeanthony1008]

0:52 that's what she said lol

[@thodorisdrikakis6145]

Paytons blade was sooooo clean

[@risingphoenixcreations2375]

Doug: " I can do this all day" 😄

[@MajorDenisBloodnok]

You can see Joyeuse at the Louvres museum in Paris. But in fact, it is a kind of replica of Charlemagne's sword created with different parts and later adjustments which dated from the Xth to the XIIIth century (Charlemagne died in 814). This sword was used during the coronation of the king of France from probably Philippe Auguste (1179) to Charles X (1825), including Napoléon's coronation. Calling it Joyeuse, as Charlemagne's sword, was a way to show the continuity between the Carolingian dynasty and the Capetian dynasty...

[@ahmadfaiz1467]

Im from indonesia and i love forged in fire

[@alexisparchet799]

You don't have to say where do you from dude

[@ahmadfaiz1467]

@@alexisparchet799 does anyone forbid about that ?

[@metal--babble346]

make an iconic, beautiful, historical broadsword in 4 days, then let some judges try to break them. Sounds like a great episode!

[@-honor-ln9035]

That french accent LOOOL

[@daniellago85]

For me, until now, the best episode of al FiF!

[@bari4007]

Include the Weapons history PLEASE!!! Like so they can see because I’m sick of knowing nothing about the weapon

[@MikeLego89]

Don't let Dug handle big blades

[@Astronopolis]

What do they do with all these carcasses?

[@bigolesackofboogers0690]

If they say your weapon is heavy, and the other one doesn't break you've already lost.

[@vicespiritu]

A butter knife will Keel... both swords are awesome.

[@ArchangelExile]

Why do they always do the sharpness tests after f'ing up the weapons during the durability tests?

[@hortator0767]

It’s to see if the weapon still holds up after going through some stuff

[@rishabhbhatnagar9632]

The sword goes through many battles not just 1 my friend.

[@REMEMBERTHEOLDARCADE]

Correction : that sword did not keel

[@Aamir1Sohail]

Carcass cut is interesting, just like in every episode. Armoured segment is also looking good, as that is relevant to the swords and worth repeat in every coming competition.

[@ANabih-uo3zy]

Please surrender your blade NEVER proceeds to kill everyone in the room

[@joshjordan1486]

Its a French blade.. Its used to surrendering.

[@ac8274]

“It’s getting long and heavy and hard to hold!”

[@owenmatthews1783]

Beautiful sword

[@robertcraft4894]

As soon as you hear the word heavy, you know they are going to lose unless the other weapon breaks or fails. lol

[@StonedAF101]

im at 6:43, the dude said, it's heavy, I bet that sword loses.

[@rafaelcruz2448]

3:01 mans literally bent that blade with his hands

[@0nan-Son-of-Juda-Brother-of-Er]

Charlemagne's HAMBURGER..!

[@abezzed]

Forged in fire competitors: watch forged in fire all the time, posses all the equipment and time to practice.. As soon as they qualify for the finals: "ive never made something that big before"

[@jayjaysmith9307]

The judges should create a medival movie.

[@addisontracy9076]

Good job representing NE Peyton!

[@keukpa]

I wonder if they all sit around and have a nice Hog Roast at the end of the show! Delicious!

[@jeric4765]

People are talking about the sword but me is wondering about those pigs, where do they be after that 😂

[@jdfleo8140]

Coco Bear, making kosher hot dogs.

[@damyandimitrov611]

There must be an episode for forging grills for the pigs :D

[@deth3021]

Donated to a wildlife park as animal feed. At least that's what I heard.

[@sandwichjones6995]

i think they donate them to a wolf sanctuary or some other wildlife reserve after they’re cut up

[@harryzero1566]

The pigs get a right telling off, a serious roasting.

[@oWashyy]

This sword looks like that one Lego kingdom sword (if you know you kniw)

[@brien1254]

Yes! I loved Lego Kingdom

[@generalgrievous6689]

When an American accent gets thick I don't know whether its Texas southern or Australian southern.

[@hrdze784]

Re-upload?

[@gustarddonut1452]

Seems that’s what history channel does now

[@lifescriptdrama8513]

overall sir, it will keal

[@davidl.-gauthier9691]

*reveal sword* -what a happy little blade

[@umarfaryadwarraich3317]

Perform an competition with zulfiqar sword an historical sword.

[@mal1362]

Just give it a longer handle and it will be a beastly long sword. The dents it left in that armor just imagine using two hands. And yes I know it was most likely cheap armor that they used.

[@Midnight_101]

Nice swords.for the two are winners.

[@thedukeofskull1383]

Here is a good one for the forged in fire guys.... I noticed that Charlemagne named his sword .... "Joyeuse". So I googled Charlemagne, and its was true, he did name his sword "Joyeuse". I'm not doubting your knowledge!! You see, Charlemagne is my Dads direct ancestor. Our daughters middle name is Joy.... what Joyeuse translates to in English. I thought this was really neat😀 . We have a most unusual ancestory, it starts with a direct line to the Royals of Scotland, then straight to Charlemagne, then straight to King Tuts 1/2 sister, then to King David of the old testament. (I'm the original Heinz 57 !) 😛

[@Impl0ze93]

you probably forgot Cesar and Jesus.

[@thedukeofskull1383]

@@Impl0ze93 I still find it hard to believe, But I do have 35 pages of genealogy to prove it is real. And from a guy that has been doing the genealogy for over 40 years at the very least.I have no reason to make this up, for what the people on the internet that I don't know? I have better things to do. Here is some interesting facts for a trivia game, the Egyptians actually vacationed in Scotland,( I guess they got tired of the dessert). Scota, who was from Egypt, went to Scotland and the land was named after her. My daughter researched this 3 years ago.

[@JA-gf6zl]

@@thedukeofskull1383 you are very lucky to have those ancestors, my ancestors are from Lebanon

[@thedukeofskull1383]

@@JA-gf6zl , who knows your ancestory could hold some nice secrets. I had no idea that I was cousin to James VI/I of Scotland through the Clan MacDonald. And I have at least 3 other connections. So you might find some interesting secrets hidden in your past. Here's something to go " Hmmmmmm ? " about, In Europe alone, it is not uncommon to be related somehow to Royality. Think of it, they have children and so on throughout the century's...their family spread out over the world. So you could be Royality and not know it. ( I didn't even get a hint of it until 41 years ago.) Some could have changed their names and dropped titles, so they could live. My family were constantly trying to murder each other to gain power.

[@thedukeofskull1383]

@@JA-gf6zl one thing I forgot to mention. I have studyed it for years, if you see some one in history that you look like, you most likely ARE related. I use to think that God liked the face, so he made more of it. But that was before I found pictures of my daughter in a book. She looks just like several of the Queens of England and Scotland.