History of Thebes - Ancient Egypt's Holiest City - Bronze Age DOCUMENTARY

[@KingsandGenerals]

Go to establishedtitles.com/Kings and help support the channel. They are now running a massive Black Friday Sale, plus 10% off on any purchase with code Kings. Thanks to Established Titles for sponsoring this video! The script for this video was written by Ancient Sites Girl. Check out her channel for Ancient Egypt videos and more: kzbin.info!

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[@youhanagergis297]

I'm from Egypt. I visited the colossi of memnon and never thought that there was a ruined temple behind them. Really I was just blown away by their great height. Wonderful video and could you do other Egyptian cities like Alexandria and Aswan

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I spent a year in your lovely country back in 77-78 since dad was a diplomat. NOTHING not even VR can replicate the sheer scale of those places

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[@KingsandGenerals]

The script for this video was written by Ancient Sites Girl. Check out her channel for Ancient Egypt videos and more: kzbin.info!

[@Av-vd3wk]

EstablishedTitles is a Scam! Stay away. Bummer he slings this garbage. The company behind Established Titles only gives a vague address within the plots of land it purports to sell (which should belong to others) and it is not a postal address, which means it cannot be the registered address of the business. Further digging shows that the company is actually based in Hong Kong but according to its Terms and Conditions page, it abides by the laws of the State of New York (however, no such company actually exists in NY and Established Titles does not appear anywhere on the HK company’s website apart from a reference to single individual by the name of Katerina Yip). Additionally, souvenir plots are not registered with the Land Register of Scotland, meaning you don’t legally own the land and in fact, the land you “bought” can be sold to others as well. Buying a single square foot of land is NOT enough to actually make you a Lord or Lady; the British and Scottish take these traditions very seriously: The Court of the Lord Lyon (a Scottish court specifically dedicated to overseeing all issues of heraldry, including titles and coats of arms usage) has ruled that programs like Established Titles are not real and anyone using a descriptor like Lord or Lady supposedly granted to them through the purchase of a souvenir plot has no real right or authority to use them

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What a girl, and what a video!

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Egypt is so unique to me because of how intrinsically connected it is to the Nile, the whole kingdom didn’t expand too far from the river itself a fleet was all you needed to properly patrol the whole place. It’s no wonder it’s people were relatively centralised and able to build such wonders the government had an easier time of management

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i recognized most of the building from ac origin. Ubisoft really doing a really good job of re-creating life In ancient Egypt

[@jeffreyestahl]

You guys missed the best part of Deir el Bahri. As a woman, Hatshepsut was barred from being entombed in the Valley of the Kings, so the builders of her mortuary temple simply dug under the mountain and placed her burial chamber (presumed to be, since her actual body has never been verified) inside the effective boundary of the Valley. That woman was a someone to be reckoned with.

[@TheRealFeechLaManna]

Well, she was both the Ex-wife AND daughter of the God Amun himself, so we should expect some craftiness is in her, eh? :)

[@natashaf6886]

Hatshepsut was buried in the tomb of her father, Thutmose I in the Valley of the Kings - her co-regent Thutmose III removed the body of Thutmose I from his tomb and her presence and reburied him elsewhere, leaving Hatshepsut's body behind. In this video, it is also briefly mentioned in this video that queens were occasionally buried in the Valley of the Kings.

[@Gabrygamer69420]

I really like how you are putting english subtitles on every video of yours. It truly helps some people. Much appreciated

[@Alex-mn1fb]

Woooow. I loved this new style. It would be so cool for you guys to have a dedicated episode for one of the worlds ancient cities now and then, such as Athens, Alexandria, Babylon... At least the ones we could reconstruct within reasonable historical accuracy . great video.

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This channel is better than the Histoy channel. Great content, everything is articulated well and the amount of work done by everyone is just amazing. YOu can see and feel the dedication and passion.

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Thank you!

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[@stefikov95]

Having recently been to Egypt and having visited Luxor and its sites, it is incredible to see it all reconstructed like this. What an amazing job you did, you guys never fail to dissapoint. I've been blown away by the detail you put into this. Thank you so much for all your hard work!

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Could you do a 3D reconstruction with same visuals for Tenochtitlan? It would be amazing.

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Or Teotihuacán please.

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@@szbszig Oh most definitively

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Check out history channel they have a super good recreation of the great Aztec city

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I would love to see more stuff like this. Visuals of different cities at different points in history would be awesome.

[@harrythedirty4256]

Ancient Egyptians seemed to have a very peaceful and relaxed life

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Most people side in their 20s. You worked manual labour your whole life. Your diet was mainly shitty bread. Diseases we're rampant.

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They could narrate a little slower.

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Wow, fantastic video! The 3D digital reconstructions really convey how amazing those sites must have been back then.

[@temperizz]

This is a perfect theme for an entire series

[@kareem.n7966]

Been waiting for this for so long, thank u so much

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Wow this just comes in time, can’t wait till the grand Egyptian museum open later this year/ next year!

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Egyptian and Proud 🇪🇬❤️

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This layout of ancient cities series is really good. While there are so many to choose from, I would like to recommend the city of Cahokia in present day Illinois.

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Thanks for putting this together Brings it back to life

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This was so amazing to watch. Live these videos and can't wait for more.

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Thank you , K&G . 🐺

[@mikeshogunlee]

I only knew of the greek counterpart... blew my mind when this video was set in egypt.

[@bigfenix8272]

13:04 "The west bank was always the most important part of the city, despite the splendour of the east side." As a New Orleanian I weirdly felt that.

[@jeffm3283]

Blows my mind to see a 3D reconstruction of the stories I was raised on whether I read them in a book I got from the library like with Greek mythology, in the bible, or in a history book. Ancient cities with thousands of years of history that have been gone for thousands of years. And then since I'm American I think about things like the tamale. A dish invented 8000 years ago. Can't even get an answer on who invented horsehair pottery other than the "Pueblo" people. Come on man. Pueblos exist in the biggest area you've ever seen. Thanks. Join the discord if you read this there's smarter people there

[@jeffm3283]

Tamales are still really delicious. simple as heck dish with three ingredients. Masa harina combined with an oil or lard, and wrapped with a corn leaf and steamed. Can't beat it

[@TheRealFeechLaManna]

Well, the Pueblo culture refers more specifically to a culture in the south western states in North America in 1000-1300 CE. We are talking about a stone age culture at the time of the early European renaissance, Saladdin in Middle East, Kublai Khan in China, Timur in Central Asia..and the big Muslim empires in Africa..SO really, there is nothing in any of the Americas yet of any interest at that time..Azteks are forming in the valley of Mexico but that's it, and that ain't much.

[@jeffm3283]

@@TheRealFeechLaManna The Britannica article is good but I wish we knew about them like we know about Caesar or whatever

[@TheRealFeechLaManna]

@@jeffm3283 Yeah but honestly, to me, they are in my blind spot, because they were so primitive that they did not leave us any interesting writing, but not so primitive that they are interesting because of it lol I mean, there is a reason why they are not well-represented on Wiki, there is basically nothing to know or worth knowing!

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@@dodododatdatdat Graeber was a great anarchist and an inspiration.

[@zentecno4120]

Excelent production. Really love it. More of it please. Gives another perspective to the lives of the people and what they Saw

[@antoniplebanski1119]

That was an amazing journey to one one the greatest ancient places - thank you so much for such documentaries. It's a pure joy to watch and learn from modern 3D graphics. It could be even more glorious if these animations could be more clear: the camera is moving around sometimes without the geographical context, so I had to make 50 pauses to keep tracking where the monuments on the map actually are. Nevertheless I track them all and I'm incredibly satisfied!

[@BillKermanKSP]

Yeah, there should have probably been sth. like a minimap with symbols. I think having all the buildings in their correct locations and sizes is important though, even if it makes it a bit more difficult to follow

[@antoniplebanski1119]

@@BillKermanKSP Or they could be a zoom out with the north on the top and than a close animation on the correct temple. But anyway, was nice to follow the ancient city paths even with Google Maps - kind of a quiz :)

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Their luxury level is beyond imagination. And they save the lives of tomb workers. The best ancient culture.

[@patrickdwyer320]

7:36 There were originally 1,057 sphinx statues along the route with three distinct morphological forms showcased: 1) A lion's body with a ram's head erected on an area of approximately 1,000 feet between the Karnak/Thebes temple and the Precinct of Mut during the reign of Tutankhamun. 2) A full ram's body and head, built in a remote area during the eighteenth dynasty of Amenhotep III, before being transferred later to the Karnak/Thebes complex. 3) Third shape comprises the majority of the statues (estimated at around 600 of the 1057 statues) and took the traditionally known form of a Sphinx (lion's body with a human head), these statues line a ceremonial path of length ~2km that lead directly from Karnak to to Luxor Temple.

[@brianfox771]

It would be nice if historians started to use the original ancient Egyptian names instead of the ancient Greek names, since many of these cities predate ancient Greece by 1500-2000 years.

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fantastic vid

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This is awesome, thank you for your continued hard work.

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Incredible!

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I absolutely love this series. Amazing reconstruction, loved every bit of the video.

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It’s A Fantastic Video.

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I would really like for this to be a series

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Brilliant! More Bronze Age videos please!

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Ancient BEYOND ancient! I love this stuff.

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This is absolutely amazing. Thank you.

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I LOVE THAT THE NARRATOR USES THE ORIGINAL WORDS OF THE ANCIENT KEMETIC PEOPLE LIKE, KMT, WASET, IPET ISUT!!✊🏾👑❤️🖤💚💯💯💯💯

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Thank you

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Excellent!

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Great work!

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This is different :) Always good to try something new!

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Would be nice to see other city tours like Chang'an, Constantinople, Rome post-Western Empire collapse, and Edo.

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Next City tours: Rome. Athens. Pompeii. Alexandria. Persepolis. Babylon. Ninevah. Uruk.

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Pi-ramesses and memphis and mayan cities too deserve a video

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This is special content ever

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Well Done. Enjoyed the detail.

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Can you do Tenochtitlan next?

[@ragzaugustus]

Established Titles does not give you Real Titles at all, you don't get anything at all, the Laird title is limited to ONE per property and cannot be divided like that, more importantly, your "souvenir plots" can't be registered due to a prohibition as per Land Registration (Scotland) Act 2012, s 50 (2).

[@jartv2390]

We need a video series of the great cities of antiquity! I vote for Persepolis for the next video!

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The person/people who did all the editing works in this video should be recruited by Ubisoft for their next Ac game I swear

[@KingsandGenerals]

Tru!

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You should make more videos like this about medieval or ancient cities plz

[@czr1238]

ancient Sri Lankan city of Anuradhapura would be a great video too : )

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Thanks for the video

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They said they’d be doing a video about Moorish Iberia very soon. Wonder why it hasn’t dropped yet.

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The quality of the content from this channel is awesome, although the narrators over pronunciation drives me nuts lol

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Cool vid

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Please make a video on Kingdom of Mysore (1399-1950 CE)

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Can you make Old Baghdad during Abbasid Caliphate ?

[@KingsandGenerals]

Planning to!

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Great video as always, but man... that established titles sponsorship spot aged like milk :D

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Could you make a playlist "City Tours"?

[@RoubenSargsyan]

I wonder what software was used for making this. Thank you for all you efforts

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AC Origins was so accurate😃

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please do one like this on the city of carthage

[@fatihahenouze2036]

Great job

[@pachomiussinanicus1728]

so this video is about Thebes in Egypt, maybe next video is Thebes in Greece? LOL

[@jeffsmith8197]

That's how I want to be buried. Nothing special, don't make a fuss, just something like a tomb in the Valley of the Kings with a nearby huge temple complex.

[@stephenschroeder6567]

"When I die, Don't think I'm a nut. Don't want no fancy funeral, just one like old King Tut."

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You should get into the screenplay business Its a gold mine right now, and your knowledge would be extremely useful to a scriptwriter.

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UNA VERSION EN ESPAÑOL ! Thank you !

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Please make a similar video about Indus Valley Civilisation

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Hello !!! super nice video !!! coud you please one time make this kind of video but for a viking city ???? I would very appreciate !!!!!!!! THANKS !!!!😀😀 Greg italy

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does anyone know the soundtrack used? Kings and Generals used it for the 7 wonders video as well and I've been looking for it ever since...

[@brokenbridge6316]

The Thebian Triad is actually a side mission you can do in the second DLC of the game Assassin's Creed: Origins. Those three little statues were found in some really interesting places.

[@BilalMarcus]

you didnt mention the massive construction of the temple area by nubian pharaoh taharqa. they still stand until this very day. like the karnak temple great court. it was a vast area now known as the kiosk of taharqa.

[@Byronic19134]

Those water canals are so cool, but also because of those water canals there would have been actual grass instead of just dessert sand.

[@winningtechnique1849]

We need more 3d documentaries, will there be more?

[@KingsandGenerals]

Yep

[@ataranaoahakaraaf3786]

very beautyfull as impressive

[@haroonsuresh2326]

Please do Persepolis and Susa 🙏

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holy' holy.;holy, Thebes all mighty.

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That IS a holy land.

[@alexisdespland4939]

it qouting one of my favorite hymns.

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Thebes in Greece: Wow ok *cries in the corner

[@ShingenNolaan]

Memphis next?

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next video miken palace or maybe hittit palace

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Kings and generals you guys should do one for Constantinople or Rome

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Please keep in mind that if you are a US government employee, you must receive Congressional approval before taking any foreign noble title.

[@TooDuStrong]

The Ancient Africans were incredible people.........

[@Radgelol]

Garlic was very popular in anciennitet egypt

[@Gen.berseker25]

Egypt during its glory days!

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holy moly this video makes me want to play minecraft again.

[@napoleonibonaparte7198]

From it’s inhabitation to ruin, spans about 3000 years.

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❤️❤️👍👍

[@bioliv1]

I soon figured out the history of my place here by the stone river of Grýta by Lake Mjøsa. A forgotten place, a forgotten river with a forgotten history, but what a history! The problem is that nobody cares 😕 So if I can write a script and you make a video, it should be awesome🙂