From Clovis to Charlemagne: The Rise of the Frankish Empire

[@Europeanhistorian]

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[@vlady5778]

Fantastic work! Very quick and to the point.

[@Europeanhistorian]

@@vlady5778 thank You very much for your support 👍

[@ronniesen2522]

This is the best overall review of Frankish origins I have had a chance to learn about.

[@Europeanhistorian]

Thank you very much. Really appreciate. ;)

[@ronniesen2522]

I wasn't even half way, good stuff man. Thank you.​@@Europeanhistorian

[@Europeanhistorian]

@@ronniesen2522 Trying to do my best. In the next two months I plan to create a series about the Vikings. I hope, I will find a way to explain their history well. Stay Tuned. ;)

[@ronniesen2522]

​@@Europeanhistorianwell you're kicking ass for this old history nerd, good luck and keep it up.

[@Vonne-cw5wf]

I watched this video because European history is so complex, and I have a special interest in Germanic history, that I needed clarification regarding events leading to the split between the Franks and the Germans. You did a great all around. It was also very enlightening in learning how the names of many regions came about. My other primary interests include the Roman and Anglo-Saxon history of England, so I hope eventually you can cover that domain as well. Thanks, and good luck!

[@Europeanhistorian]

Thank you very much for your replay. Really appreciate. I covered early period of Anglo-saxon history in detail in this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rmXVXqJ_aLWboNU&pp=gAQBiAQB

[@CindyBeads]

As someone who uses captions on most media, I appreciate the captions you inserted. Weren’t “jarring” at all

[@Europeanhistorian]

Thank You very much for your comment 👍

[@jamesbyrne9312]

Its amazing how a humble margarine brand could have such a hige impact on history

[@Europeanhistorian]

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[@mojcazupan6217]

Interesting story ❤

[@Europeanhistorian]

@@mojcazupan6217 thank You for your support❤️

[@ronniesen2522]

I wonder, were the ripearin franks the leftovers of belgea, batavians and saxons or chatti? Maybe some other left over germans that crossed the rhine for a better standard of living?

[@Europeanhistorian]

Sorry buddy, I missed your comment. It is hard to say who were they leftovers. Identities changed very quickly in that time, and we even do not know exactly how they saw themselves as we have no their own written sources. All that we know is, how Romans saw them, so they were some kind of mixture of everything.

[@zimri-lim8254]

You ruined it with the captions - sorry, but it was unwatchable for me, why not simply use YT subtitles, then people can choose? Having that huge strapline of words flashing up constantly was incrediby jarring and distracting.

[@Europeanhistorian]

Sorry to hear that. Will consider your idea seriously, because I am not big fan of captions either. There are really a lot of different opinions about that, but I got your point.

[@robertmason5676]

to repetative

[@Europeanhistorian]

Thank you for your comment.