History of Scandinavia: Every Year (v2)

[@OllieBye]

What a pleasure to watch, well done!

[@EdsboOfficial]

Epic your here

[@Masterchieftsh]

LONG LIVE THE NORTH MY BROTHERS AND SISTERS!

[@gubban48]

I'am impressed that you knew Hålogaland was a older kingdom than Norway. Actually when Norway wrote it's constitution in 1814, they invited a representative from Hålogaland to ask if they really wanted to be a part of Norway more. (Since Hålogaland joined the Kalmar Union/Denmark-Norway kingdom because they were allied with Denmark and somehow went into Norwegian territory afterwards) The representative from Hålogaland never made it to the others, And Hålogaland got signed into the constitution anyways. Only a few hundreds who knows this wants an independent Hålogaland, but those are the few hundreds. and that's not much. I guess the true northern kingdom never will come back.

[@DevletGiray]

Wow, Kalmar Union kept falling apart and coming together again and again.

[@YangSing1]

Why did the Kalmar union keep going away then coming back?

[@GiderTheGreat]

Because each time a king died, each of the kingdoms elected a new one. At times, all three kingdoms elected the same person and sometimes different kings were elected.

[@WhateverNameIsStillAvailable]

I love the music. I had never heard of the Kalmar Union :o

[@BamberdittoPingpong]

I miss the old borders of Norway...

[@simmerocky2393]

i look forward to when there is no borders.

[@BamberdittoPingpong]

I look forward to when the borders are closed.

[@simmerocky2393]

Oh, so you're one of those people that thinks ignorance is bliss.

[@jamm6_514]

to be honest you both are ignorant heh

[@BamberdittoPingpong]

Yes

[@ronizuckerman7785]

could you make a tutorial once?

[@martinvpsd]

What is the name of the song?

[@FreakyFilming]

Wardruna - Helvegen

[@instaurareomniainchristo5634]

Alceu Valença- Morena Tropicana.

[@novomundo7559]

@@instaurareomniainchristo5634 kkkkkkkk br é foda trolando gringos até aqui

[@matheusmartins2214]

Kraio viu kkkk

[@draskobozic4976]

Sources?

[@VIItut]

Draki Yeah, sources! Those Samic "states" in the north... Without sources I think they are nothing but reflections of todays samic übernationalism?

[@duduchannel6729]

Awesome

[@darthbricksempire3606]

Damn you Eric of Pommern

[@Flutterzancelight]

heruli was danish ?

[@obersturmbannfuhrer3675]

2021 - Union of Nordic Caliphates

[@WhateverNameIsStillAvailable]

Hhahahahahaha! Wir schaffen das! So Merkel says.

[@instaurareomniainchristo5634]

Viktor Mariusson *2031

[@georgejpg]

found the neo nazi

[@instaurareomniainchristo5634]

Neonazi? Kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk I think you must be referring to yourself

[@obersturmbannfuhrer3675]

meme lad Who? me? or someone else?

[@DevletGiray]

Also, I'm curious why Finland isn't shown. I know it isn't Swedish, Danish, Norwegian, Norse or Sami, but it's the only Finno-Ugric state around in Scandinavia, so it can't be that annoying to add.

[@ginermi]

Because it is not a part of Scandinavia.

[@hatman3445]

More like Fennoscandia

[@jussik562]

Finland is not part of Scandinavia, but Finns are originally inhabitants in Scandinavia and FennoScandia!

[@heimegut6133]

What's different?

[@VologdaMapping]

The North Sea Empire is added and several minor changes such as the Sami states, Uppland and Denmark

[@heimegut6133]

Ah, ok, thanks

[@samson136]

Vologda Mapping what about Harald Hårfagre. he was the unifier of Norway. and he was from Hordalan

[@evrenucar3415]

Calamari Union though

[@kaiandreas1990]

Trøndelag 👍🏻

[@rolsen1304]

Også morsomt som namdaling å se hvor gammelt Namdalen er, vet at navnet kommer fra en mytologisk forfeder, en kvinne kalt Nauma som bosatte seg og ble en viktig person ett sted langs Namsen-elva for lenge siden, sannsynligvis tilbake i bronsealderen. Nauma-dal = Namdal. Funnet av ett av de største(58 cm langt) og vakreste spydhodene fra bronsealderen i hele Europa på Hoddøya tyder på at området var ett maktsentrum med betydelig rikdom allerede for 3000 år siden: gfx.nrk.no/drHQ99jF9Lu6-OKMEEyUkwddi_EscQTsyaXh_M3gS0hQ www.nrk.no/trondelag/xl/bronsespydet-fra-hoddoya-1.13144189

[@davidschannel6418]

God I wish they took Russia's thing maybe.

[@Lohrenswald]

This contains very odd, I'd say poor, ways to sort of reconcile the contradictory sources

[@VIItut]

Lohrenswald I second your opinion. Especially northern parts more than dubious.

[@KickOutStudio]

I 1718 datt’n

[@puuro6676]

excuse me but theres Finnish Sami people

[@DefenderOfChrist_]

Not a part of Scandiania

[@emirsakin3130]

Scandinavia consists of 3 countries. They are Norway, Denmark and Sweden. Theres no such a country as Finland in Scandinavia. Also, Fins are one of Ural - Altai breeds. As much as Turks, Hungarians, Mongolians, Japanse, Koreans, Samoyeds, Tungusic and more. There are more Ural - Altai breeds that hasn't came into my mind right now. Fins are not germanic.

[@altaiccultureandlanguage6184]

Finlere onlara yıllarca bağlıydı ondan sanırım koymuş

[@jandeusvult2920]

Germany, Netherland, Belgium, Luxembourg, Austria and Iceland can into Scandinavia.

[@jandeusvult2920]

It was just a prank :) May I ask where you are from? By looking at your username, I bet you are Norwegian.

[@jandeusvult2920]

Ikkje? Perhaps Im just good at guessing