How The Vikings Kept The Whole Europe At Bay? Animated Map

[@phyoekyawkyaw6733]

I'm a enthusiastic of history & culture.I've seen many history channels fair enough. Among them, your creations are so energetic & viral.I love it.

[@Suite_annamite]

@10:18: That would have to be read "Harold the First", as the *"I"* is the Latin symbol for ordinal number "1" (One), and not "eye". *PS:* We have to say "Norse" or *"Norsemen"* for the *Vikings who stayed in Scandinavia* ; otherwise, *"Normans"* specifically refers only to the *Vikings who went south to France and Italy.* Meanwhile, "Varangians" are the Vikings who went east and southeast to Eastern Europe and the Byzantine Empire.

[@MaMo-pv5xd]

Amazing video. Thanks from Tajikistan

[@DCDan_]

So good. I like how you show that the routes are dynamic and travelled with the animation

[@pierre-christiansinger5763]

Great work, my compliments! I especially liked the animations that fit exactly to what happened and second the explanation of things not just saying: It was like that. Because often Historians miss that. Many thanks! ❤❤❤

[@PahaLukki]

Never realized how much the world actually owes to crazy sailors going back'n'forth everywhere trading, pillaging and spreading knowledge of other cultures. Kind of like you dread the sails in the horizon at first, but decades later you realize as a nation you are now more aware, organized and smarter than before, and you've heard of places and technologies you didn't think would exist, and vice versa for the vikings too.

[@simeon_vkv]

Great video! Just what I wanted to learn! Thanks

[@mr.x.shorts]

*Next Level video ♥️🔥🌡️*

[@duweitdasdunixweit6701]

Why you stopped making more of these great videos?

[@mr.x.shorts]

*Next Level ♥️🔥🌡️*

[@scottmalcolm]

they conquered Scotland but nobody says anything about this ????

[@bnewellz]

The flag used for the battle of Clontarf Ireland 1014 in this video needs to be removed. It is a modern invention that represents British loyalists who live in Northern Ireland, which is a large portion of the Irish province of Ulster, and this flag is used by various loyalist terrorist groups to represent their allegiance to Britain and not an officially recognised flag by anyone. On top of that, the battle took place in the province of Leinster in southern Ireland and nowhere near Ulster. So the use of this flag is inaccurate, anachronistic, divisive and offensive to those who have lost loved ones to loyalist terrorists.

[@FrankJmClarke]

That flag is ridiculous. It isn't offensive, it's just the flag of the former Government of Northern Ireland and common flag of Northern Ireland from 1953 until that government was abolished in 1973 with the passing of the Northern Ireland Constitution Act 1973.

[@matejsteinhauser3974]

Ok so unreal 1 was not wrong about the Skaarj aliens because they also established their Bases on Northside of the planet Na Pali above the European like land, and Both Krall who are Romans and Nalis who main origin is Celtic followed by Christianity and other, and Aztec and Mayan religion for the last. And both Krall and Nali were enslaved. Krall were also threat to Nali just like Romans in Real life, but they were not as bad as Skaarj living under the Cold electrical Asgard looking Storm above the bases on The Northside land of the planet the ISV kran talks about

[@memezoffuckery3207]

1:45 wtf, no it was the Chinese that invented the compass

[@lololol246]

Wow, and i thought he was speaking facts.

[@davidanderson3652]

@@lololol246 see Patrick's explanation below and then feel free to agree or disagree.

[@Popebott34]

If two people who have no contact from different sides of the globe come up with the same idea and implement it did they invent or did they copy the person they've never heard of?

[@jamesrogers8501]

Oars please. The ships had oars not paddles.

[@baxterismyyoutubename5077]

So the whole europe has vikings blood? 😮

[@rohanwilkinson1021]

The French called all vikings the Normans which in English means Northmen, the vikings were helping Saxon king Widukind stop misunderstood christian invaders eventaully Widukind made peace with the christians that the vikings also made peace with after peaceful resolution was made. The Saxon tribe of Wotan king of the Æsir from Asian Minor and the Christian both rebelled against the cruelty of ancient Roman empire that ruined Europe by forcing christians out of their land into Europe, eventaully the two forces of christians of st.george and the Saxons would united to create the English empire of St.George that opposed the inhumane execution of St.George and even William Wallace whose own clan Wallace would be saved from great depression by the English order of St. george during the first industrial revolution.

[@charlesl16goatezgameudaken]

Nice

[@papazataklaattiranimam]

Kurya Khan 🌝

[@AnthoniHansen-ce2sk]

Faroe Islands?

[@parshinnaidoo2478]

Probably another deceitful English history book. The Chinese invented the compass and the Vikings acted like they did.

[@andrewgates8158]

Vikings used sun stone, son.

[@patrickcain9082]

The Chinese had compasses before the Vikings, however, they were used for land navigation. It’s theorised that the Vikings used a different type of compass, a sunstone. “Between AD 900 and AD 1200 Vikings, being able to navigate skillfully across the open sea, were the dominant seafarers of the North Atlantic. When the Sun was shining, geographical north could be determined with a special sundial. However, how the Vikings could have navigated in cloudy or foggy situations, when the Sun's disc was unusable, is still not fully known. A hypothesis was formulated in 1967, which suggested that under foggy or cloudy conditions, Vikings might have been able to determine the azimuth direction of the Sun with the help of skylight polarization, just like some insects. This hypothesis has been widely accepted and is regularly cited by researchers, even though an experimental basis, so far, has not been forthcoming. According to this theory, the Vikings could have determined the direction of the skylight polarization with the help of an enigmatic birefringent crystal, functioning as a linearly polarizing filter.” (On the trail of Vikings with polarized skylight: experimental study of the atmospheric optical prerequisites allowing polarimetric navigation by Viking seafarers, Horvath et al, online). The English weren’t telling lies, at all.

[@scottmalcolm]

the chinese got driving lessons in exchange for the patten of the compass only the vikings where crossing there fingers 😂😂

[@kevin-ra447]

China invented a lot of things but were mostly to themselves, a highly isolationist society

[@xXMateoXx462]

God is real

[@3resFR]

I know I try to thank him everyday

[@Styphon]

Which one?