How did Brazil Become a Country?

[@anicetoleki-berek]

Nice!! Brazil is a beautiful country ❤️ Abraço de Timor-Leste🇹🇱, Irmão lusófonos.🇵🇹🇹🇱🇧🇷🇸🇹🇨🇻🇲🇿🇬🇼🇦🇴🤝❤

[@lumesquita5524]

Muito obrigada. Um beijinho para si do Brasil 🇧🇷🇹🇱

[@anicetoleki-berek]

@@lumesquita5524 ok bom!🤝🇹🇱🇧🇷

[@matfaycal3078]

🤝🤝😊❤️🇵🇹

[@tnightwolf]

Abraço de Portugal! Com todo o bem e todo o mal que foi feito durante a nossa História em comum (como Tuga peço desculpa desde já) espero apenas que o futuro de todos nós seja muito melhor para todos! E o Brasil (entre outros que fizeram parte das colónias) é simplesmente um país incrível! O potêncial que tem para beneficiar toda a Humanidade é qualquer coisa! Como português peço desculpa, mas tenho que dizer isto: apesar de todo o mal que fizemos, fico "feliz" por termos colonizado os países que colonizámos... conhecemos e fomos influênciados por pessoas e diferentes culturas que são simplesmente incríveis! Peço desculpa por todo o mal que nós fizemos, mas nunca por ter o privilégio de conhecer o bom que nos mostraram! ❤

[@k3yv1nn91]

ecuador betta

[@Tusiriakest]

Abraço transatlântico para os irmãos brasileiros. Grande país. Viva o Brasil! 🇵🇹❤🇧🇷

[@victorgarcia3700]

Um abraço irmão🇧🇷🇵🇹

[@noobgameplay-01]

Um abraço.

[@moulicos8334]

Saudações cavalheiro 🗿🇵🇹

[@McPruden]

Brasil volta a ser português que Portugal qualquer dia é Brasil... Já não percebo nada disto

[@QuelTonis]

EUA apoio à queda da monarquia brasileira traidores sabiam que se o Brasil virasse uma República seria uma República de merda como o restante da América Latina EUA apoio todas as ditaduras na região com medo que algum país cresça se desenvolva demais e vire uma super potência Bando de desgraçados EUA não passa de uma República imperialista hipócritas eu vou adorar o dia que Império voltar pode ter certeza que essa República aqui no Brasil Não vai ficar em pé por muito mais tempo do jeito que ela anda príncipe Luís já falou que defende que o país tenha armas nucleares EUA ainda vai vê quem é imperialista de verdade , Único jeito de algum país aqui na América conseguir se desenvolver é derrubando os EUA os americanos vão fazer de tudo para impedir no próprio canal do príncipe tem um vídeo de um americano na palestra nos EUA falando nós não queremos um Brasil forte nós não seríamos felizes com isso bando de desgraçados

[@pedritu147]

Beautiful, kind, colourful, smily, friendly colossous Brazil! Our pride and our friend forever. Long live to Brazil from your brothers in Portugal🇵🇹

[@faltsbr01]

Emocionante.

[@wuyl660]

Brazilians are just Portuguese living in South America

[@RobertGames2030]

🇧🇷 🤝🇵🇹

[@Baianoh]

Freitas😌🇧🇷

[@ClaudionorPereira12667]

Obrigado 🇧🇷🤝🇵🇹

[@dakikurcina26cm]

VIVA BRASIL!!🇧🇷 FROM SERBIA WITH LOVE 🇷🇸

[@LenoGabriel]

Hvala puno Brate! Cheers from Brazil.

[@marcoamadasi4294]

🇦🇱 😂

[@RobinAyala8]

Thanks brothers, we love yours!

[@itbsdb]

​@@marcoamadasi4294 Albânia nem tem importância para o mundo

[@andrevargas1649]

Hvala.

[@ernestchacon4928]

Good summary of Brazil. I've been intrigued with the country and the Portuguese language since the early 1980s.

[@evandrorezende355]

Por que?

[@fernandocosta7784]

Com certeza por um pequeno país da Europa com uma população de 1,5 milhões de habitantes ter criado um país de 8,5 milhões de KM2 ...

[@mancebomachado]

It might be worth mentioning the Gold and diamond discovery in the XVII in the Mines region, since it truly shaped the country we see today: made Rio relevant as the export city, attracted about 40% of portugal's population to move into Brazil, founding cities such as Vila Rica, Diamantina, etc and shifted the economic power to the southeast. At the same time, it financially supported the Portuguese crown in rebuilding the country and its efforts to centralize power as Rio became the center of the maritime empire.

[@andrevargas1649]

Well brought mate... Thanks.

[@PalestraItaliaMineira]

Realmente e é praticamente a parte mais importante da nossa história kkk

[@A-Z_STUDIO]

video yang menarik. salam hormat dari indonesia. brazil dan indonesia adalah negara yang mirip karena hutannya yang hijau 🌲🌳🌴🏞️. 🇮🇩❤️🇧🇷

[@laudemar-A.B.6386]

Lol we have nothing to do with indonesia 🤔😆

[@Hisfirstkill]

@@laudemar-A.B.6386 both also Dutch colony lol

[@kosiski]

Indeed

[@mlkturco2654]

​ o nordeste brasileiro pode ser colônia holandesa mas nunca foi parecido com a Indonésia apesar das culturas muito diferentes

[@LadyMJustice]

Interesting 👍

[@rdmelo]

I liked the animations, but you skimmed through major events that cannot be overlooked. In 1815, the capital of the Kingdom of Portugal was effectively moved to Rio de Janeiro, and, as such, when the King decided to return to Lisbon, it was perceived by the local elites as a demotion. Hence why they supported the independence movement and the subsequent war (1822-1823). Pedro IV's (later Pedro I) wife was the daughter of the powerful Emperor Francis I of Austria, and she had ambitions of becoming an Empress of her own. He left the country because his father had died and he believed he had a legitimate claim to be both King of Portugal and Emperor of Brazil (and eventually reuniting both countries). Only after 10 years of his absence, the Brazilian crown decided it'd been too long and seated his son, Pedro II, as the new Emperor (at 14 years old, not 5 as stated). Then you jumped all the way to 1889 without mentioning the most important war in South America - the Paraguayan War, that solidified the national identity - and the liberal reforms to slavery (1850 - ban on Transatlantic slave trade; 1871 - the Free Womb Act; 1884 - provinces were allowed to ban slavery on their own). You also did not mention that both the 1871 Free Womb Act and the 1888 Golden Law (that effectively banned slavery country-wide) were signed by Pedro II's daughter, Isabel, who was widely disliked throughout the country. The 1889 coup was a direct response to her actions, as she was the heir to the throne. If conciseness was of concern, there was no point in citing anything afterwards: there was no concern of its independence henceforth. By 1930 (next point in your timeline), Brazil had already fought in WWI and become a founding member of the League of Nations. If you're going to talk about coups in Brazil, you'll need another video since it happens every 20 years or so.

[@kryptokronicles]

You should make your own video covering these points ✌🏻

[@robertortiz-wilson1588]

Much appreciated!

[@luisgaldao]

Well put my friend!

[@ivanrivera9701]

Thanks for the added information!

[@wfg-eo6km]

Bem, temos agora 35 anos de Democracia e quase 60 anos sem golpes de estados (se você não contar o golpe da junta de 69 e o AI-5 nessa lista), então está menos acurado nesse sentido. No mais, bom texto.

[@lumzes7435]

From 14 Portuguese exploration captaincies to one of the largest nations on the planet. Brazil shines like a star in the southern hemisphere 🌟🇧🇷🌟

[@tnightwolf]

Grande abraço de um Tuga! Brazil is an incredible and beautiful country!❤

[@Baianoh]

​@@tnightwolf É? Agora cala-te província ultramarina... 🍃😗☕🇧🇷

[@Thainara-r2p]

@@tnightwolf obrigado 🤙 seu país também é lindo.

[@marie3587]

@lumzes7435 Beautiful country, but Brazil did not exist before 1500 colonization defined Brazil Brazil was founded and built by the Portuguese under Portuguese administration from 1500 to 1822 With their current enormous dimensions, the Portuguese, the mixed-race people who became Brazilians, and others who arrived later, inherited from the Portuguese hand in hand this territory that corresponds to the largest former colony in the world

[@jeanhenriquedemacedoviana7681]

@@marie3587 we can hardly say there was a Brazil even after the independence, least of all in colonial times. We had four independence movements, none of them thought what exists today as the political entity to be. Brazil as a concept is something only after IHGB's efforts to create an identity to keep a nation and then have a country.

[@drizztarendain1524]

Abraço transatlântico para os irmãos brasileiros. Grande país. Viva o Brasil

[@PatrickVieira-d3s]

Civilização lusitana sempre unida.. somos um ❤

[@elisalourenco-zp3ms]

Abraços a todos os irmãos brasileiros. De Portugal

[@samuelflorenciooliveira]

Abraço, primo

[@paulista134]

Valemos mencionar. Dom Pedro 2 era brasileiro e foi muito melhor que seu pai, português!

[@rism_pro]

todos são portugueses@@paulista134

[@MegaLeandro92]

Somos irmãos meu avô veio do Viseu, onde as tropas de Napoleão enfrentaram a resistência das tropas anglo-lusitanas, minha família esteve ligada a formação do exército brasileiro

[@goncalomeneses5611]

@@paulista134 Tanto que acabou deposto 🤣🤣🤣. Temos penas, estudasses.

[@oii_sam]

Just a correction: from 1960 onwards, presidents no longer stayed in Rio de Janeiro, as the capital was transferred to Brasilia, in the center of Brazil.

[@kanikanaithani]

Long live 🇧🇷, love from 🇮🇳

[@anishbanerjee5761]

Same here

[@emperoraurangzeb4616]

Same even I'm from india.

[@albionjogos]

Thank You, love from Brasil!!!

[@silase.cardoso6696]

Long live to Índia lovely from Brazil 🇧🇷🤝🇮🇳

[@cgyoboi]

Virgin western nations vs Chad South Asian and Latin American nations

[@leonardobrandaoeafitopatol7194]

I'm very happy that you brought a video about my country history! Thanks a lot.

[@JIJCrow]

Brazil was supposed to have been a great super power,it had the manpower, resources and knowledge but always politics will ruin everything

[@MarceloHenrique1404]

Politics are just puppets, the banks pull the strings

[@Alessandro_ofc_06]

Infelizmente nunca nos tornaremos uma nação desenvolvida 😞😣🇧🇷👎

[@Fencer2025]

Go back to school.

[@ricardomachado6792]

Exactly 💯 % right

[@leoni7649]

Brazil would have become a great power if the republic wasn't made for the rich only. Usually monarchy is worse than republic, but in this case it was the opposite.

[@MrTrickFM]

Viva Brasil, pais do futuro! Love from Romania!

[@jonaw2008]

Eterno pais do futuro

[@FallenLight0]

@@jonaw2008 sim : (

[@McPruden]

Que pena só vivermos no presente

[@ktaedear]

Love Romania, from Brazil.

[@timhoward5]

It's the country of the present.

[@depekthegreat359]

Brazil is one of my favourite respective countries daily and ever in this world and other planets and quite a fascinating history on the whole,good friends!!!LONG LIVE BRAZIL!!!🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷

[@ozymandiasultor9480]

Favourite daily? And when the night falls, you like some other "respective" country? And on the other planets, huh? You know many countries on those other planets? Your idiosyncratic vernacular is interesting from a psychological standpoint, but I suspect that there are some mundane reasons why you write in such a manner.

[@depekthegreat359]

@@ozymandiasultor9480 I know you are jealous of me and that is my wish to comment like that and there are no countries in the other planets,bad friend!!!I have commented in a rightful manner and never ever your illogical way of thinking as I think you are bringing negativity to disrupt my peace which I presume you will never live happily in your life,bad friend!!!

[@ozymandiasultor9480]

@@depekthegreat359 I am jealous of you? I don't know you, except that you have an obvious problem, you can't write in an articulated manner, and you write nonsensical stuff, oxymorons, like a bad friend... Do you know what is an oxymoron? wooden iron, cold fire, or bad friend. Wow, you discovered hot water, there are no countries on other planets, bravo! You can comment, of course, but I have the right to say what I think about your comment, youtube gave me that right. And you are so butthurt to say such things? OK... I can't care less...

[@Fogaata]

Wow we are going planetary now! Yhaiyy!

[@depekthegreat359]

@@Fogaata I think you have made fun out of me,good friend Fogaata!!!

[@comeconcon569]

Brazil borders most countries in South America with the exception of Ecuador and Chile. it is one of the largest countries in the world along with the United States.

[@michaelverbakel7632]

If you don't include the U.S. states of Alaska and Hawaii, Brazil is virtually the same size in area as the mainland lower 48 states of the U.S.

[@Cecil_Augus]

@@michaelverbakel7632 It's indeed larger.

[@yasmin1261]

​@@Cecil_Augusit's one or two states larger

[@bconni2]

and the crazy thing is, tiny Portugal carved out most of Brazil's modern day borders. incredibly ruthless, brave 17th century Portuguese conquistadors ventured deep into the Amazon rain forest, well beyond the treaty of Tordesillas .

[@Elix111]

​@@bconni2they killed, raped and enslaved lots of indigenous ppl tho, so don't come here calling them fucking heros

[@chaimlaser7956]

Thanks!

[@moulicos8334]

Abraço de Portugal 🇵🇹❤️🇧🇷

[@noobgameplay-01]

Um abraço amigo português.

[@mlkturco2654]

Sai fora grimgo

[@ohdude6643]

@@mlkturco2654 é "gringo"

[@robertosa9712]

Deixa de ser autista, não liga para ele amigo português ele é demente ​@@mlkturco2654

[@kriztoppa]

🇦🇴

[@anandnaidu2685]

Totally agree with you Ramon you got a good sense of history which is correct, history is my favorite subject...best wishes from paradise Fiji 🇫🇯

[@rc1982]

1) Iberica Union was also very important to change Brazil's borders. 2) Pedro I didn't have the idea of independence by himself. His father, the king, gave the idea for him, predicting that if their family didn't do so, somebody else, less wise, would do it anyway. 3) Brazil has not declare its own kingdom before the independence. It was declared UNITED Kingdom with Portugal, with Rio de Janeiro being the capital.

[@feelz2686]

Yes, his father advised independence who sent troops to Brazil, right? And after losing, they asked for help from England, where Brazil was forced to pay for its independence achieved with blood. Tell the story correctly and not how you think it's convenient 🙃🇧🇷

[@rc1982]

@@feelz2686, "not how you think it's convenient". WHAT??? You are accusing me of LYING, but you don't even tell what was the "lie" I allegelly told. F you.

[@daianasoares880]

A Maria Leopoldina também contribuiu muito, na verdade foi ela quem declarou a independência, Dom Pedro l só oficializou, José Bonifácio de Andrada e Silva também contribuiu muito tanto que ele ganhou a alcunha de patriarca da independência

[@marie3587]

@@daianasoares880 a D, Leopoldina reuniu o conselho de Estado que tem por missão de aconselhar D, Pedro estava ausente viajando tentando tranquilizar território a sul, D, Leopoldina no Rio via o processo revolucionário crescer e recebeu as informações do que acontecia em Lisboa O conselho de Estado incluindo José Bonifácio, decidiram que seria conveniente separar o Brasil de Portugal e enviaram a correspondência a D. Pedro

[@marie3587]

@@daianasoares880 A independência do Brasil foi feita por portugueses para portugueses sobre José Bonifácio, talvez goste de ler um pequeno resumo da sua vida, José Bonifácio de Andrada e Silva( Nasceu em 13 de junho de 1763, em Santos, teve uma educação aprimorada no Brasil, era português do Brasil, Em 1780 foi para Coimbra (Portugal) onde estudou Direito e Filosofia na universidade, especializou.se em minerologia O governo português que apostou imenso no talento e na formação desse homem, e assim lhe garantiu uma bolsa par estudar nos países mais avançadas tecnologicamente, por onde estudou durante dez anos! "Iniciou, em 1790, um período de estadas nos grandes centros científicos da Europa que se prolongou até 1800. Durante este período trabalhou ou conheceu os melhores institutos da França, Itália, Alemanha, Dinamarca, Holanda, Suécia, Grã-Bretanha, etc." Frequentou grandes mestres europeus nos seus estudos de Química. Estudou Botânica Ao seu regresso a Coimbra dedicou-se ao ensino da Minerologia. O seu nome está associado à descoberta de vários elementos quimicos e de minerais, e a publicações Pelos conhecimentos adquiridos, ocupou vários cargos de renome na administração portuguesa a pedido do rei (minas, florestas, rios, fundições e até obras públicas), "Combateu Napoleão em Portugal; foi secretário da Academia de Ciências de Lisboa, membro das mais importantes sociedades de pesquisa da Europa" Viveu em Portugal e na Europa de (1780-1819). José Bonifácio retornou ao Brasil em 1819 ou seja aos 56 anos, e D. Pedro também apostou imenso no talento dele aderiu aos ideais do liberalismo que defendia No entanto também aparece que José Bonifácio não tinha o carisma de colocar os projetos em andamento e de obter a adesão de todos interessados, ficando bastante frustrado com isso, tanto em Portugal como no Brasil, Era homem educado e de imenso conhecimento, mas para passar à prática terá ficado longe de um altivo Marquês de Pombal que fazia as coisas acontecer mesmo a milhares de quilómetros de distância. Em 1823 vai para o exílio, com pensão do governo brasileiro, ou seja aos 60 anos, até 1829 Morreu em 1838 com 74 anos, depois de ter sido nomeado tutor dos filhos de D. Pedro I após que D. Pedro abdicou da coroa brasileira (1831) e regressou a Portugal

[@arnabsengupta9913]

Indian here but big fan of Brazil National football team.

[@Thainara-r2p]

Thank you ♥️♥️♥️

[@ArnabDasGc]

​@@Thainara-r2pTrue, My favourite player is Ronaldo nazario(R9)

[@musgawp]

Merry Christmas and thanks for all the brilliant entertainment.

[@jamescarel5520]

It’s amazing how Portugal 🇵🇹 managed to maintain such a large territory from the envious European powers

[@Hisfirstkill]

Netherlands took almost everything from the Portugeuse

[@jamescarel5520]

@@Hisfirstkill I don’t get it.Netherlands ended with Surinam the smallest country in South America and a few tiny islands in the carribean.meanwhile Brazil is the 5 th largest country in the world 🤷‍♂️

[@renatopinto3186]

@@jamescarel5520 maybe he/she's referring to the East indies (Bengal, Sumatra, Indonesia, etc) where the Dutch capitalized on Portuguese loss of momentum in the Indian Ocean and further beyond. For instance, the Japanese shut off all Europeans, and later allowed the Dutch exclusive trade permits.

[@jamescarel5520]

@@renatopinto3186 yeah It crossed my mind as well.wasn’t sure if he was referring to the subject Brazil or the Portuguese empire in general.I appreciate you clarifying the matter.

[@Dani-kv1xx]

@@jamescarel5520 MAS OS DONOSS DO BRASIL SÃO OS BRASILEIROS!!! OS PORTUGUESES SÓ ENTRAM NO BRASIL COMO TURISTAS OU IMIGRANTES!!

[@flawyerlawyertv7454]

*Cool! Happy Christmas from Brazil. 🇧🇷🎅🤶🎄⭐🎁*

[@lukalaydonini8370]

As a Brazilian, I loved the video and its content because it gives our country respect and your telling was very truthful. Unfortunately, as @rdmelo said, you missed some important aspects of our history. Anyway, I liked it very much and just want to say thank you! Please, keep up with this wonderful content, big fan.

[@maddyteapot]

Thank you for talking about my country! 🇧🇷🇧🇷❤️

[@whatscout78]

comments are either: people who enjoyed the video and putting their thoughts in or brazillians getting excited that they got a video about them

[@Dardanianfemale]

I'm one of these brazilians

[@fabio5286]

Or both

[@lucasteodoro12]

it's because we hardly ever get to hear what other people think about us

[@Luan18381]

Brazil Brazil Brazil

[@zuko6932]

Viva brazil, morte pra os gringos

[@noobgameplay-01]

Se o Brasil não tivesse sido colonizado pelos portugueses, seriam pelos espanhóis ou por outra potência europeia e nosso país não seria o quinto maior país do planeta em termos de território, estaríamos mais divididos do que unidos. If Brazil had not been colonized by the Portuguese, it would have been by the Spanish or by another European power and our country would not be the fifth largest country on the planet in terms of territory, we would be more divided than united.

[@renan3625]

@knowlegiagiveaway é tú mesmo ?

[@McPruden]

Foi como foi, é como é, será como será! Um brinde aos nossos defeitos que as nossas virtudes ninguém as vê!

[@laudemar-A.B.6386]

Essa união se deu graças ao imperador luso-brasileiro Dom Pedro l, do contrário seríamos republiquetas como os hispânicos.

[@laudemar-A.B.6386]

@knowlegiagiveaway I'm using the translator and I don't speak English, so I couldn't understand you 🤷

[@laudemar-A.B.6386]

@knowlegiagiveaway Where you are from?

[@JDDC-tq7qm]

Portugal and Brazil will always be bonded by history🇵🇹🇧🇷

[@jansobieski1641]

Yeah that's of Masters and slaves.

[@MmMm-nj8zp]

لكن البرتغال غزوا البرازيل 😮

[@McPruden]

@@jansobieski1641 esse nome não é nada brasileiro.

[@BiancaEllen-li5on]

Infelizmente os portugueses estragaram o Brasil e escravizou os indígenas

[@McPruden]

@@BiancaEllen-li5on diz antes os portugueses que foram colonizar o Brasil e que se tornaram brasileiros e são os teus antepassados... Não os meus antepassados, pois os meus antepassados ficaram por cá. Toma lá que já almoçaste!

[@eddvdm]

Impressive production, great work 👏keep it up.

[@nawfalidrissi521]

Great job 🇵🇹🙏🏽

[@Thainara-r2p]

Não! Foi Deus! 🇧🇷☺

[@andyp4723]

Grande Brasil! País abençoado. Irmãos. 🇵🇹🙌🙏

[@JADE-vc3dt]

Well this is a great video I honestly admire the history of South America especially Brazil being an empire of a little kingdom of Portugal 🙂🙂✌️

[@cristianogatinho6662]

Pequeno????? Como assim????

[@alt1f4]

@@cristianogatinho6662 Portugal é pequeno ué

[@coldplayfan7357]

What's there to admire? The whole south america is a land of defeated nations whose cultures, religions and languages were killed off by the Europeans and their culture was forcefully enforced on the natives of americas

[@brixcosmo]

Little in land size... Big in balls! 😂

[@pedritu147]

@@alt1f4 para o colossal Brasil claro que é 🤣. Dentro da Europa (e até do mundo) é considerado um país de tamanho médio.

[@ktaedear]

GREAT BRAZIL, MY COUNTRY. 🇧🇷❤️

[@RobertGames2030]

🇧🇷 🤝🇵🇹

[@x-m8312]

​@@RobertGames2030Portugal = shit

[@RobertGames2030]

@@x-m8312 😯😯😯

[@Alexui78]

How are your videos so entertaining omg

[@asianhistorian2224]

Good information

[@arislopes1924]

I’m Brazilian & Nicaraguan, there’s a lot of similarities and differences between Brazil and Spanish Latin America but once you understand enough from both sides it just comes down the language differences but the culture is basically the same. The same way culture varies greatly in Latin countries it does the same in Brazil in different regions or states but they all have that unique Latin blend that’s thanks to the mixing of 3 different parts of the world

[@Thainara-r2p]

That's cool. 😍

[@brixcosmo]

Yep there's a lot of similiarities... between Portuguese and Spanish!

[@euquiassilva8707]

I agree with you! Yo estoy en acuerdo con usted! Je pense comme toi! *Eu também sou brasileiro! Tenho um imenso orgulho de meu Brasil e de nosso Idioma Brasileiro. há anos, quando perguntado, respondo; - Sou brasileiro e falo o Idioma brasileiro! Uma língua com 818.000 palavras, registradas em 4 grandes dicionários; Aulete (818,0000; Aurélio e Houaiss (424.0000) e Dício (+400.000.)*

[@brixcosmo]

@@euquiassilva8707 Tem juízo Silva. Tu falas é Português porque descendes de Portugueses que falavam Português. Respeita as tuas raízes Silva. Silva é o apelido mais comum em Portugal.

[@Thainara-r2p]

@@brixcosmo pq vc acha q ele descende de português? Nada a ver se o sobrenome é português,pois todos os imigrantes q vinheram ajudar na economia do país tiveram seus nomes adulterados. E falamos brasileiro sim, português anda longe daqui.

[@Efralobooficial]

I'm Brazilian thanks for making a video about the history of Brazil

[@dewabasuki586]

Long live 🇧🇷 from Indonesia 🇮🇩

[@Thainara-r2p]

Thank you 🙏

[@YahgohOG]

Brasil!!🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷 Thanks for the video!

[@MIRAAJMUHAMMAD_666]

Nice video 📼 thanks love ❤️ from India 🇮🇳

[@MaxHohenstaufen]

This was surprisingly accurate. Most if not all, videos I watched on the subject have quite a few, inconsistencies, to put it mildly.

[@tajenoorkhan7217]

Brazil is indeed great wonderful country

[@LucasSantos-rv8gh]

Brazil is an overrated country

[@nathan_408]

a curiosity: Brazil is bigger than the US in continuous territories (i.e. without Alaska)

[@Alessandro_ofc_06]

Yes

[@tajenoorkhan7217]

Also without Hawaii, yes Brazil is way bigger than US in terms of land area

[@THETRUTH-BR]

where is Uruguay

[@iluvanimals4evr]

US is still slightly bigger without Alaska and haws I’ll but it’s big enough

[@joaopedropeixoto8558]

@@THETRUTH-BR where its always been. It never moved.

[@theicepickthatkilledtrotsk658]

Emperor Pedro ll was the best leader the Brazilians ever had. He was the closest thing to a Marcus Aurelius of the New World.

[@zidokthepriest]

And after him, Vargas...

[@albionjogos]

@@zidokthepriest oh hell nah man

[@ozymandiasultor9480]

Oh... That Pedro was fighting with some Brazilian Marcomanni and Quadi and wrote a book about Stoic philosophy? Interesting...

[@jvcardoso1997]

This guys lives in the moon world

[@andremacedo8463]

Yes, the one that got wrecked by the same elite that hr was allied to, couldnt even end slavery and signed the Lei de Terras that basically forbid the poor from buying land.

[@OLCampos97]

The portuguese did not get stranded from their path, that was the Volta do Mar maneuver, a way to avoid places in the ocean that did not have enough wind to travel fast enough. They have been doing this maneuver for some time and sightings of land to the West have happened. Cabral was in a mission to the Indies, but also to make a stop in Brazil to start "discovering" it

[@UppsalaSwedenXZ]

Free Palestine 🇵🇸🇵🇸🇵🇸

[@leoni7649]

Exactly. There are indications that Portugal knew about the land before 1500. This is why they insisted so much to push the Tordesillas line more to the west, thus getting more land. Unfortunately the video doesn't mention this

[@brixcosmo]

​@@UppsalaSwedenXZ LOL Stop sending rockets to Israel and you'll have peace!

[@el-sadiko_3893]

How do you discover a place when are others living in there?

[@leoni7649]

@@el-sadiko_3893 the discovery refers to history in the view of Europeans. You don't need to be a genius to know that. Are you obliged to follow European history as the standard? No, but it doesn't mean it's not the standard for the whole Western hemisphere. If you want different perspectives you may watch a video that is not made by the westerns in European languages. Try finding an specialist in native American history, African history or Asian history.

[@dekuan4148]

The Treaty of Tordesillas of 7 June 1494 involves agreements between King Ferdinand II of Aragon and Queen Isabella I of Castile and King John II of Portugal establishing a new demarcation line between the two crowns, running from pole to pole, 370 leagues to the west of Cape Verde islands and equatorial guinea.

[@dekuan4148]

@knowledgiagiveaway ???

[@flavio-viana-gomide]

If someone watch this video again after sometime, keep in mind Brazil speaks Portuguese. It's different from Spanish mainly in phonology, but also in other ways. So if you come to Brazil and speaks Spanish, keep in mind you'll need to learn some differences because you can be in trouble or misunderstood.

[@laudemar-A.B.6386]

Exato 😂

[@laudemar-A.B.6386]

Portugal e Espanha têm um antiga rivalidade.

[@andrewthacker114]

Thanks very interesting

[@IvoryTrance]

Would be nice if you can do this series about each country in the world

[@jayo3074]

Very interesting. Thank you

[@jmalko9152]

Very interesting!

[@PedroRobles-dj9gb]

.. Thank you, Portugal! Our dearly Motherland. What a great country. (We are VERY proud, within our family, to descend from Douro, Minho and the Azores. "Heróis do mar, nobre povo..." Viva Portugal, ever!) ..

[@flowershower6857]

😂😂😂

[@PedroRobles-dj9gb]

@@flowershower6857 what to say to someone called "flowershower"? And most likely a Brazilian? 😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣

[@theosvult4857]

A little disappointed not much was mentioned on Pedro II's very successful reign, but awesome video

[@RobinAyala8]

Graças a astúcia de Dom João VI o Brasil permaneceu inteiro e unido, diferente da América espanhola que se esfacelou em várias republiquetas.

[@marie3587]

e riquíssimo

[@biga4668]

this helped me with my homework, thank you.

[@bigpapiflaco12]

This video was pretty good

[@pedro.mmm9]

There are two huge mistakes. First, King Dom João VI didn't declare Brazil an "empire of its own" in 1815. He declared that Brazil was no longer a posession of Portugal but rather an integral part of its territory, as the "United Kingdom of Portugal, Brazil and Algarves". Even though the royal family was already in Rio since 1808, and colonial restrictions in commerce had already been lifted at the ocasion (to attend British interests), he only took that step in 1815 because of the Congress of Vienna, since it was required that all of those in power should be located inside their own countries and not anywhere else, so he solved the issue by saying "hey, Brazil is not a colony anymore, I'm working from the metropolis". He only came back to Portugal in 1821 due to the Liberal Revolution of Porto. While the Portuguese wanted to be a constitutional monarchy, they wanted to recolonize Brazil in order to benefit from the colonial pact and save their economy that was in ruins since the opening of the harbours in 1808. Brazilians would never accept that and this ended up in our independence the following year. Second mistake, you showed the capital located in Rio until the end of the video, while it was actually moved to Brasília in 1960.

[@zeotavio95]

Parabéns pelas correções/ observações ❤

[@thesoccerfamily8800]

Entertaining and nicely presented. Important points that could have been added: the Bandeirantes inland expansion, the 17-18th century gold rush, the 25-year New Holland (Dutch) colony in NE Brazil, which allowed the first wave of Jewish immigrants to the Americas.

[@rafaelrapaki]

The video is a year old, and no one will pay attention to this comment. But there is a mistake in the story right at the beginning. And I don't see anyone correcting it. Brazil was not a country when it abolished slavery, it was an empire. There is a difference between the two.

[@cristinalasaitis8801]

So many years of schooling in Brazil couldn't prepare me for this accurate synthesis. Good job.

[@akhandBharat-x5n]

Love from India to Brazil 🇮🇳❤🇧🇷

[@last_week_with_diogo_br8386]

Brazil mentioned

[@theawesomeman9821]

Weird, that Brazil started out as an independent monarchy as opposed to a republic like most countries in the Americas.

[@jbjunior2772]

it was the Emperor's will, not a result of a civil war. The kingdom of Portugal did not complain and the same family had two kingdoms, and then Pedro I abdicated from Brazil and became Pedro IV of Portugal. this fairy tale of the scream on the banks of the ipiranga river is beautiful, but not convincing

[@leoni7649]

More weird is the fact that the monarchy was better government than the republic in case of Brazil. The emperor cared about the country and the people, while the republicans were (and still are at some level) basically puppets of the farm/land owners. The reason the monarchy fell was because the monarchy abolished slave (yes, with pressure from the British) going completely against the will of the farm owners (rich)

[@memysurname7521]

​​​​@@jbjunior2772 "the kingdom of portugal did not complain" How correct is that? Portugal did sent forces to brazil to fight against the pro-independence rebels, no? At least one time under brigadeiro Saldanha i believe. As reinforcement to Madeira de Melo. Edit: "1822, October 31. Amidst the applause of Portuguese merchants, 10 Portuguese warships arrive in Salvador bringing reinforcements for Madeira de Melo." I'm not sure if they were under Brigadier Saldanha. An expedition left Lisbon on February 15, 1822. It seems that it was supposed to leave earlier but faced political disagreements. It left on the 15th after Brigadier Saldanha refused to replace Madeira. It arrived in Brazil on March 31. This would mean that an expedition arrived on March 31, and that 10 more ships arrived on October 31. Where did I get the information about the 10 ships of October 31st -> (bndigital.bn.gov.br/dossies/guerra-das-penas-os-panfletos-politicos-da-independencia-1820-1823/cronologia/) Where did I get the information about the expedition of March 31st -> (www.revistamilitar.pt/artigo/1588)

[@memysurname7521]

@@jbjunior2772 "the kingdom of portugal did not complain " "1822, October 31. Amidst the applause of Portuguese merchants, 10 Portuguese warships arrive in Salvador bringing reinforcements for Madeira de Melo." I'm not sure if they were under Brigadier Saldanha. An expedition left Lisbon on February 15, 1822. It seems that it was supposed to leave earlier but faced political disagreements. It left on the 15th after Brigadier Saldanha refused to replace Madeira. It arrived in Brazil on March 31. This would mean that an expedition arrived on March 31, and that 10 more ships arrived on October 31. Where did I get the information about the 10 ships of October 31st -> (bndigital.bn.gov.br/dossies/guerra-das-penas-os-panfletos-politicos-da-independencia-1820-1823/cronologia/) Where did I get the information about the expedition of March 31st -> (www.revistamilitar.pt/artigo/1588)

[@memysurname7521]

"the kingdom of portugal did not complain" -> "1822, October 31. Amidst the applause of Portuguese merchants, 10 Portuguese warships arrive in Salvador bringing reinforcements for Madeira de Melo." I'm not sure if they were under Brigadier Saldanha. An expedition left Lisbon on February 15, 1822. It seems that it was supposed to leave earlier but faced political disagreements. It left on the 15th after Brigadier Saldanha refused to replace Madeira. It arrived in Brazil on March 31. This would mean that an expedition arrived on March 31, and that 10 more ships arrived on October 31. Where did I get the information about the 10 ships of October 31st -> (bndigital.bn.gov.br/dossies/guerra-das-penas-os-panfletos-politicos-da-independencia-1820-1823/cronologia/) Where did I get the information about the expedition of March 31st -> (www.revistamilitar.pt/artigo/1588)

[@josecosta-lz1wo]

Therefore, Portuguese navigators reached the land that today corresponds to Brazil before the date that is affirmed by many - 1500, as well as Portuguese navigators had already reached the Caribbean before the Spaniards. Regarding the Treaty of Tordesilhas, the Portuguese king, D. João II, requested that the dividing line be advanced a few more miles, which demonstrates that there was already knowledge of the Brazilian lands. Regarding the contact with the natives of that region, the Portuguese had as their primary objective their evangelization, this objective was maintained with the remaining Portuguese explorations around the globe. A fact that was reported by the Portuguese explorers was their admiration for the attitudes of the natives who, as almost everyone knows, admired everyday objects, such as mirrors and everyday utensils, but the natives offered their children as a bargaining chip. showing contempt for them, something that shocked the Portuguese. The light of truth was brought to them by the missionaries, and over the years the attitudes and ways in which the natives thought changed in the light of the Faith. Proof of how rich the colony of Brazil was is seen in the fact that the largest number of slaves came to Brazil, since slaves were very expensive. But it is necessary to clarify that slavery in Brazil was the least worst done in the Americas. The study of an American named Frank Tannenbaum, who studied the Atlantic slave trade in detail, made it clear that there was a great difference between slavery carried out by the Portuguese and the other nations that colonized the Americas. This American claimed that the people who treated slaves the worst on the American continent were the Dutch (calvinists). The Caribbean was the worst place to be enslaved. Then Frank states that after the Dutch, those who treated their slaves worse were the English (anglicans), the French (Catholics), the Spaniards (Catholics) and finally the Portuguese (Catholics). This scholar also asserted that, while in the US slaves and former slaves had no rights, in colonies with a Catholic environment slaves had a large number of rights and norms to protect them.

[@StarFox85]

well done for its content!

[@marciliocalazans3983]

You forgot the change of capital from Rio de Janeiro to Brasilia before the military took power in the 60s.

[@grantorino2325]

Halfway between the beaches, where everybody goes, and the jungles, where nobody goes. *¡¡¡BRASILIA!!!*

[@WuwaGiHsrProgamer]

I Just only asked Why they are not anger Away by Portuguese attached them #LongLiveBrazil sending love I'm from Philippines 🇵🇭 I Have my friends him from Brazil 🇵🇭🤝🏻🇧🇷

[@Thainara-r2p]

Thank you 🙏

[@laudemar-A.B.6386]

Nowadays Portugal and Spain have good relations but there is still some receiving on our part 😅

[@venkateshnaidu94]

amo o Brasil da Índia

[@Thainara-r2p]

Olá amigo 🤝

[@venkateshnaidu94]

@@Thainara-r2p ola Amiga

[@brixcosmo]

Ya o Brazil do Avatar!

[@ojorgeassis]

Pow. Que vídeo legal!! Gostel!

[@enlighten92]

Interesting!

[@lordvader5756]

Interesting, independence or death are also the words of Vasil Levsky -Bulgarian revolutionarie

[@laudemar-A.B.6386]

Tudo que os malditos portuguses antigua nos deixaram foi escravizado e miséria 😡

[@rogeriopenna9014]

Pedro I didn't really have "other ideas" And the King John VI was actually forced to return to Portugal. The whole Portuguese Empire was being run from Brazil since 1808 with Rio as the effective capital over the European metropolis, specially after Brazil became United Kingdom with Portugal. The Portuguese bourgeoisie didn't like the situation as they had lost many trade privileges and also the French Revolution meant they wanted either a Republic or a constitutional monarchy. John VI was forced to return or lose the crown, but he had to sign a Constitution that made him basically powerless. So it was basically the Portuguese Assembly and Burgeoise that were trying to make Brazil a colony again. But most Spanish colonies had revolted or were revolting and becoming independent. Plus the USA some decades before. Portugal and specially the King knew that making Brazil a colony again would spark an independence revolt backed by the US and other countries just independent from Spain. The King actually ADVISED Pedro I to take the reigns and put the crown in his head before some adventurer did so (figure of speech, he actually meant someone becoming president) So Pedro I declared Brazil's independence, but kept the country under the house of Bragança. So much that Pedro I daughter became Queen of Portugal while his son became the second Emperor of Brasil

[@feelz2686]

It didn't happen that way, basically, King João didn't "ADVISE" anything... Brazil's independence was bloody and there were wars with Portugal which, after losing, resorted to the United Kingdom so that they would only recognize Brazil after a payment. But tell it the way you find it convenient 🙃

[@marie3587]

@@feelz2686 o Brasil "pagou" uma indemnização(esse pagamento veio dos portugueses porque eles continuaram lá na governação, ainda eram todos portugueses, foi um acordo que fizeram) - pelos tesouros que ficaram no Brasil e que tinham ido com a corte, - pelos 30 navios que levaram a família real e a corte em 1808 que ficaram no Brasil com o pessoal da marinha, foram esses navios que foram usados pelos mercenários para lutar contra alguns navios portugueses, e assim se formou a marinha brasileira... - pela biblioteca real que permitiu que o Brasil passasse a ter a maior biblioteca nacional da América latina... - pelas propriedades que pertenciam a D. João Vi no Brasil o ouro/tesouro que ele levou para Portugal, ele tinha trazido para o Brasil para que não caisse nas mãos dos exércitos franceses, sugerido pela Inglaterra que financiou com os seus bancos, mas muito longe das somas que outras independências de outros países

[@marie3587]

@@feelz2686 yes D. King João advised his son to became the king of Bresil "put the crown on your head" independance of Bresil was made by portuguese for the portuguese

[@marie3587]

@@feelz2686 homens da independência: além de D. Pedro I, veja-se a vida de alguns deles com os seguintes resumos: - José Bonifácio, politico de enorme conhecimento! Nasceu em Santos, Brasil, em 13 de junho de 1763. Filho de Bonifácio José Ribeiro de Andrada e de Maria Barbara da Silva, Em 1777 foi para São Paulo, onde estudou gramática, retórica e filosofia. Ingressou na Universidade de Coimbra (Portugal) tendo frequentado os cursos de leis, matemática e filosofia natural, bacharelando-se em filosofia e leis em 1787...com bolsa de estudos concedida pelo rei português, viajou entre 1790 e 1800 por França, Itália, Alemanha, Dinamarca, Holanda e Suécia, como bolseiro da Academia Real das Ciências... De regresso a Portugal: Intendente Geral das Minas e Metais do Reino em 1800...incorporado na Universidade como Doutor em 20.6.1802...Major do Corpo de Voluntários Académicos em 1808; promovido depois a Tenente-Coronel. Intendente da Polícia do Porto em 1809. Desembargador da Relação do Porto... regressou ao Brasil, ...tinha uma longa carreira internacional, e foi um grande diplomata.. mais tarde tutor dos filhos de D. Pedro I

[@marie3587]

@@feelz2686 - José Clemente Pereira, ( Castelo Mendo, Portugal, 17 de fevereiro de 1787 - Rio de Janeiro, 10 de março de 1854) foi um magistrado e políticode alta relevância para o Império Brasileiro, além de ter sido um participante ativo da Ordem Maçônica. Na Universidade de Coimbra, obteve o grau em Direito e Cânones. No tempo das invasões dos franceses em Portugal, José Clemente alistou-se no batalhão acadêmico que se organizou no país e que foi comandado por José Bonifácio de Andrada e Silva...Liderou manifestações populares do Dia do Fico. Foi Deputado Geral, Ministro dos Estrangeiros, Ministro da Justiça, Ministro da Guerra, Conselheiro de Estado, Ministro da Fazenda e Senador do Império do Brasil de 1842 a 1854. Foi provedor da Santa Casa de Misericórdia ... - Martim Francisco Ribeiro de Andrada (Santos, 19 de abril de 1775 - Santos, 23 de fevereiro de 1844) naturalista e político, presidente da Câmara do Deputados e ministro da Fazenda no período Império do Brasil. Martim Francisco era graduado em Filosofia e Matemática em 1798 pela Universidade de Coimbra. - Manuel Antônio Farinha, primeiro e único barão e conde de Sousel (Souzel, Portugal - Rio de Janeiro, 27 de maio de 1842) foi um almirante brasileiro. Foi ministro da Marinha no 1º Gabinete de Dom Pedro I, formado em 16 de janeiro de 1822. Agraciado barão em 12 de outubro de 1825 e conde em 12 de outubro de 1826. Também era Grande do Imperio. - José Álvares Maciel (Vila Rica, 1760 - Massangano, Angola, 1804) foi engenheiro e político. "...Aos vinte e um anos de idade seguiu para a Universidade de Coimbra a fim de seguir o curso de Filosofia Natural... Concluído o curso, seguiu para a Inglaterra para estudar as indústrias de Birminghan, nomeadamente as siderurgias e as manufaturas têxteis, tendo entrado em contato não apenas com industriais e técnicos, mas também com as ideias do liberalismo e da maçonaria. - Joaquim Gonçalves Ledo (Rio de Janeiro, 11 de dezembro de 1781 - Fazenda do Sumidouro, Cachoeiras de Macacu, 19 de maio de 1847) jornalista e político. O primogênito do comerciante Antônio Gonçalves Ledo e de D. Maria dos Reis Ledo, era irmão de Custódio Gonçalves Ledo. Aos 14 anos, mudou-se do Brasil para estudar em Portugal ...Retornou ao Rio de Janeiro em 1808 lutou a favor da independência - Cipriano José Barata de Almeida (Salvador, 26 de setembro de 1762 - Natal, 7 de junho de 1838) cirurgião, filósofo e político . Destacou-se como um dos mais ativos combatentes em favor da Independência do Brasil. Diplomou-se na Universidade de Coimbra, em Cirurgia, Filosofia e Matemática, ambiente onde tomou contato com as ideias iluministas que floresciam nos meios acadêmicos da época... - Martim Francisco Ribeiro de Andrada (Santos, 19 de abril de 1775 - Santos, 23 de fevereiro de 1844) naturalista e político, presidente da Câmara do Deputados e ministro da Fazenda no período Império do Brasil. Martim Francisco era graduado em Filosofia e Matemática em 1798 pela Universidade de Coimbra. -Tomás António Gonzaga (Miragaia, Porto, 11 de agosto de 1744 - Ilha de Moçambique, 1810), cujo nome arcádico é Dirceu, ativista político participante da Inconfidência Mineira - Caetano Pinto de Miranda Montenegro, primeiro barão, visconde com grandeza e marquês de Vila Real da Praia Grande ComC (Lamego, Portugal 16 de setembro de 1748 - Rio de Janeiro, 11 de janeiro de 1827), foi um magistrado e político luso-brasileiro. Era o governador da Capitania de Pernambuco à época da Revolução Pernambucana, e foi o primeiro ministro da Justiça do Brasil e muitos outros

[@M3L203CT]

As a Cape Verdean i say Brazilians are my cousins. Shoot my grandmothers last name was Silva😭😭😭

[@laudemar-A.B.6386]

Somos irmãos de língua 😅 podemos assim dizer 😅

[@M3L203CT]

@@laudemar-A.B.6386 Well we both have roots from Africa and Portugal. Both our countries built off of African slavery. So yeah we have similar history.

[@ÂngeloMSLima]

This is a 90s rendition of our history, reflecting its values at that time. It's quite lacking. The most complete version I've come across on KZbin is on the Geodide channel.

[@lerneanlion]

If only Tsar Alexander II did not sell Alaska to the U.S, the relatives of the Romanov family and the remnants of the White Army could have escaped to Alaska and declared its independence like how things went with Brazil after the royal house of Portugal escaped and resided there.

[@theawesomeman9821]

why do you like the Romanovs?

[@brixcosmo]

​@@theawesomeman9821 Russian pumpkins love their Tsars! And the brainwash that came with every single one of those. Now it's Putin The Great... Assassin.

[@internetapocalypse4885]

Would have been nice to know how the Portuguese crossed the Tordesillas line- through conquest, treaty, etc

[@alessandroschimilovskibati8675]

It was much easier for Portuguese settlers to reach the interior from the east than Spaniards from the west, because there were no major natural obstacles like the Andes mountain range, the Amazon river basin also facilitated Portuguese colonization much more than Spanish in the Amazon region. Therefore, the expansion of the colony was done basically because the Portuguese colonists occupied the lands and the Spaniards did not, this was formalized by other treaties that replaced the Treaty of Tordesillas. After independence, Brazil still grew about 200,000 square kilometers through victories in wars and excellent negotiations in border fixing treaties with its neighbors.

[@alessandroschimilovskibati8675]

Ah, I forgot to mention that the moment when the Portuguese began to cross the line of the treaty of tordesillas with more boldness was in the period of the Iberian Union (1580 - 1640), when Portugal and Spain were united in one country, and therefore the limits of the treaty of tordesillas no longer mattered. When the two countries separated, the Portuguese were already occupying land on the other side of the line.

[@miguelpadeiro762]

The Iberian union made the treaty pretty much nill

[@cassianoneto1553]

Portugal employed people born in the colonies with an indigenous background and know-how about traveling through the forests called Bandeirantes. These Bandeirantes traveled through much of the continent’s interior leaving markers signaling that they were there first before any other European state. Once it came time to renegotiate the colonial border between Portugal and Spain, both sides agreed to a policy of whichever side explored an area first would be given the land. That tripled Portugal’s share of South America and this precedent would be used by the independent Brazil to further expand inland.

[@lucasteodoro12]

they would do that slowly, mile after mile, the spanish weren't interested in Brazil, because they found gold and sliver in almost all of their colonies, while it took some time for the portuguese to find gold in Brazil ( late 17th, early 18th)

[@ender8759]

I want more videos about Brazil thanks ♥️

[@bodives]

You forgot to mention a very important fact: único pentacampeão! Vai Brasil!!

[@mohamedmohamed-kc8yb]

If you’re a fan of ancient history documentaries, you can’t miss this one! Truly captivating!

[@saalok]

"Since it is for the good of all and the general happiness of the Nation, I am willing. Tell the people that I am staying." - The Liberator and Soldier King Pedro I, Emperor of Brazil

[@zidokthepriest]

His brother, Dom Miguel would be a better option for Portugal...

[@tiagocarmo9542]

diga a nação brasileira que eu fico D.pedro I is great monarch

[@elgatitodraven7501]

Vocês falando que D. Pedro foi ótimo kkkkkkk ELE SÓ QUERIA SER REI E NÃO QUERIA ESPERAR O PAI DELE MORRER, mal ficou 10 anos no poder, abdicou pra virar rei em Portugal, inventou o Poder Moderador pq queria era ser absolutista... Se alguém é foda da independencia é José Bonifácio, sem ele nada aconteceria.

[@zed3443]

Respect Portugal from Croatia, an amazing history 🇵🇹🇭🇷

[@saguntum-iberian-greekkons7014]

Fun Fact, Pedro IV of Portugal and First of Brazil was a claimant to be the King of the Greeks after the Greek war of Independance

[@alvorecerdourado6490]

Petros " Magno "

[@panosmosproductions3230]

2 types of music that have there origins in Brazil: 1) Samba 2) Bossa Nova

[@mikaeldk5700]

3) Sepultura

[@semdavidanger]

Yep,.

[@brixcosmo]

Funk do Brazil! A cross breed between African Beats and Garbage Lyrics.

[@joaopedropeixoto8558]

Samba, Bossa Nova, Pagode, Sertanejo, Forró, Axé...

[@joaopedropeixoto8558]

@@brixcosmo Actually, the brazilian funk has direct influence from an american subgenre of hip hop called Miami Bass. It doesn't really have much of an influence from African Beats, although the similarity in the energy is right there!

[@tiagoalmeida3271]

Abraço sentido aos nossos irmãos transatlânticos ! Um enorme povo💛

[@flavio-viana-gomide]

This arrival date is officially in 1500, but it's quite possible the arrival came later. I don't use the word discovery because the land was not empty.

[@davidtonyollukkaran4863]

Portuguese Empire is just fascinating and amazing.

[@elyaqui5324]

Right!? Especially when they enslaved the natives

[@davidtonyollukkaran4863]

@@elyaqui5324 Portuguese were the first to recognize the dignity of their subjects they gave equal rights to everyone meaning the same rights and protection that Portuguese had the main reason why the Brazilian empire fell was the Emperor supported freedom and emancipation of slaves offending many slave owners who performed a coup and installed military dictatorship, so learn history and then come.

[@davidtonyollukkaran4863]

@@elyaqui5324 by the way the portuguese crown issued edicts to ban slavery in 1600s and effectively stopped it in 1869 , i am not narrow minded as u are i recognize both accomplishments and mistakes of each empire as a true history lover. Why i said Portuguese were amazing the accomplishments they did inspite of their small size.

[@kellypaulino369]

​@@elyaqui5324Research on the abolitionist André Rebouças, I doubt whether he would have had a social rise if Brazil had been colonized by the Netherlands or England.

[@kellypaulino369]

​@@elyaqui5324Research on the abolitionist André Rebouças, I doubt whether he would have had a social rise if Brazil had been colonized by the Netherlands or England.

[@SkyBlue-qn8me]

So when did Brazil ignore the Treaty of Tordesillas and take more land past the Spanish line to what Brazil is today?

[@pauvermelho]

Between 1580-1640

[@lucasteodoro12]

every year the portuguese and the bandeirantes( brazilian born people) would slowly move the border a little bit, they would arrive, create settlements and proclamin that was portuguese or brazilian land, the spanish never bored to reclamin those lands because they wore more interested in protecting their wealthy colonies with silver and gold, and theses lands thtat were taking by banderiantes for Brazil didn't have ( at that time) any gold or silver.Sorry for bad english, I'm a little bit drunk and it's 3 A.M here.

[@MarceloHenrique1404]

Of course, their gps was falling... Lol, their just go inside to find goods... Also, the pope says that the effort to colonize and evangelize give the right to the land...

[@SkyBlue-qn8me]

@@lucasteodoro12 thank you! Merry Christmas

[@laudemar-A.B.6386]

This was when the famous Iberian Union took place between the Portuguese crown and the Castilian (Spanish) crown.

[@eduirving2]

Very good video

[@nigellanjuat3294]

Good history 🙂

[@MariaBelenSeyssInquart]

Hello from Argentina. We were not a "colony" of Spain (0:28). We were a part of the Spanish Kingdom. There were representatives of these lands discussing the Constitution of 1812 as in a modern Parliament and the laws declared it part of the Kingdom. The Anglos had "colonies"

[@brixcosmo]

Yes Ma'am! Just like Brasil was part of Portugal!

[@memysurname7521]

​@@brixcosmoAfaik Brasil was both a colony and part of a united kingdom with portugal. It was a colony before, and then, because the royal family needed to come here for safety reasons, because of Napoleon, Brasil was made part of a united kingdom.

[@laudemar-A.B.6386]

Só muda o nome 😂

[@theawesomeman9821]

Brazil. The one non-Spanish-speaking South American nation.

[@luanlopes9415]

Suriname talk in Dutch, Guyana in English and French Guyana in French

[@DraganIlich-r1s]

Thank you.🎉

[@DayaneMarques-d3v]

Thanks for the video, very good I am brasilian

[@arthhaa]

That about Pedro Alvares Cabral having "discovered" Brazil by accident is false because the Portuguese already knew that Brazil existed and they had already arrived in the Indies before "discovering" Brazil

[@laudemar-A.B.6386]

Verdade, nossas terras ainda não se chamava "Brasil" .

[@arthhaa]

@@laudemar-A.B.6386 ta bom então, eles não "descobriram" o Brasil, eles descobriram a Ilha de Vera Cruz

[@ddomotoye8028]

I love you Brazil 🇧🇷 from Canada 🇨🇦

[@ktaedear]

Love Canada, from Brazil.

[@anwarfellahi3673]

how did Brazil gain that extra land in early 20th century ?

[@luckyluciano1584]

Border treaty's not sure which tho

[@zidokthepriest]

Search for Baron of Rio Branco

[@felipepereira214]

It's bought from Bolivia in order to avoid a war.

[@albionjogos]

A lot of treatys and some wars

[@ozymandiasultor9480]

Wars and, as usual, stealing from the Native people.

[@PrettyIntelligent]

The narrator thanked those who made the decision to utilize its resources, but didn't thank those whose forced labor also made it what it is today... Wow.