Rise of the Vandals: How the Vandals Took Over Roman Africa

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[@KingsandGenerals]

I still can't believe that DC named one of its villains "Vandal Savage". Comics are weird.

[@Ilikefinalfantasy795]

He has a cool backstory at least. Star wars has "Savage Opress" as Maul's brother.

[@the_fifth_letter]

How was this 11 hours ago?

[@mappertom4662]

Could you please animate the Karabakh wars?

[@ritabanerjee7597]

Pls make a video about Krisha Deva Raya . The Ashoka of South India ❤️

[@mappertom4662]

@@the_fifth_letter premium unseres can see it before you and me

[@giubob1862]

The descendants of Vandals can still be found today at Football Stadium all over Europe

[@SHASHWATNEGIBCE]

Like ?

[@JonatasAdoM]

Or on mass gatherings. The destruction left in their wake is impressive. They even sake some cities sometimes.

[@giubob1862]

@@SHASHWATNEGIBCE like the Ultrà in Italy

[@Klopp2543]

4hrs ago and still no mention of Liverpool? How? Where are the scums?

[@pierren___]

The expression comes from the French revolution, when abbé Grégoire, trying to save ancient artefacts from destruction, describe the revolutionars as new vandals

[@martonmakhult3416]

The Vandals were the ultimate adventurer party. They gave no crap where they went and who payed them to go there, as long as there was fun and loot to be had.

[@tonyng3285]

SUBMIT TO IMPERIAL RULE REEEEEEEE

[@Burgermeister1836]

@@tonyng3285 haha city go brrrrrrrn

[@SnarkyZazu]

The perfect historical example of murderhobo's

[@degamegang8262]

Really sounds alot like the later vikings just go and raid and just see what happens

[@theaverageitaliandon998]

Maybe the Vandals weren’t the men who sacked Rome, but the friends they made along the way

[@jlvfr]

When. even after milenia, your people's name translates into "destruction"...

[@babyfaec]

Vandal literally means wanderer. It's new meaning of "destroyer of something beautiful" was made up in the 1600's

[@jlvfr]

@@LuisAldamiz yeah, but their PR department sucks. :)

[@robwalsh9843]

Time travelers: Your future namesakes will be sullen melancholy kids who wear all-black clothing and talk with a vocal fry. Goths: Huh?

[@pipeline789]

@@robwalsh9843 and in between they will name a complicated style of art this way, what a fun turning.

[@jlvfr]

@@robwalsh9843 :D :D

[@Heimdal8212]

I don't know what I find more fascinating. That there was a Germanic kingdom in Africa or that there was a Greek kingdom in India.

[@olafharoldsonnii4713]

Germanic kingdom in Africa makes much more sense than a Greek kingdom in India

[@azariahchhangte6872]

Try Indo-Bactrian Greek in Google. You will find it.

[@yumyumwhatzohai]

Don't forget the Alani, who where basically Iranians, and whose descendants are the Ossetians, how the fuck they ended tagging along with the Vandals into North Africa? It is just one of those quirks of History I love.

[@ongkhuongduy3498]

@@yumyumwhatzohai We fancy ourselves as globalists. The tribes of Antiquity has been globalists before it was cool.

[@wildfire9280]

@@ongkhuongduy3498 *Mr. Worldwide

[@primalforlorn]

"Look, new barbarian groups! They are definitely trustworthy and I will use them to kill our old barbarian enemies." -- Roman Empire when player disconnected and is taken over by AI

[@pandasniper1]

well to be fair, the other option was to just let all barbarians steamroll rome. Rome was no longer the great empire it once was in the times of these invasions

[@gmeme9252]

@@pandasniper1 yeah you get nowhere with corrupt people in power

[@darter9000]

Not to mention, this wasn’t exactly a new practice. The rise of the Roman Republic relied heavily on Rome having built agreements with their neighbors and relied on, who were non-Romans at this time, to put up troops in defense of the region.

[@obscureoccultist9158]

To be fair, it was standard roman practice for centuries at that point. The roman republic relied on many non roman allies for the defence of Rome. Julius ceasar himself employed Germanic auxiliaries in his legions. So to blame the Roman's on relying on barbarian auxiliaries for protection is a bit unfair when it had worked well for the roman people for well over millennia at that point.

[@NotStephenColbert]

For sure, using barbarian auxiliaries was never the problem. Corruption and the broken promises/betrayal of these auxiliary forces was the issue that came back to stab themselves in the back.

[@معرفةوترفيه-ت2ظ]

Actually in Tunisia we have an area near the capital named "Ariana" (practically a suburb today). It is believed the name originated from "Arians" as that's where the Vandal population resided (who were Arian Christians). Also the region of Andalusia in Spain probably derives its name from the Vandals too.

[@Omer1996E.C]

You said what I wanted to say before I say it

[@BBCRO]

Iranic Alans and Germanic Vandals.. .. Iran and Turan .. Edit: dudes, i know Arianism is related to Christianity, don’t act like this, i thought you could see the big picture.. The whole Christianity is related to Mithraism.. just google Mithra and Jesus.. i wanted to say In Arianism there are elements of Aryan’s culture..

[@mohamedsirajeddinemansour]

You never heard of Arius and the arian christianity ?

[@loopyprivate]

@@BBCRO You're confusing Arian christianity/Arianism with Aryan

[@buritekin429]

@@BBCRO Germanic people are Turanian? My relatives? I am from Turan and it is kind of strange for me.

[@arpitarunmishra]

I'm liking this anthology series of different peoples, their stories and origins

[@cirthador1453]

@@AeneasGemini I disagree. I think they are doing a series on the origins of "barbarian peoples" before getting back to more military history. They are just doing the Kings part of Kings and Generals.

[@bigmonkedong]

@@AeneasGemini They didn't even cover the punic wars and they only covered one battle of the punic Sicilian wars, I think they still have battles to cover

[@legbiter1462]

@@AeneasGemini A YT channel isn’t really the place for battlefield strategy tbh so you’re bound to be disappointed.

[@cirthador1453]

@@bigmonkedong Agreed.

[@cirthador1453]

@@legbiter1462 It totally can be, have you even watched any of Kings and Generals videos?

[@FuschiaOutLaw]

Thank you for bringing light on a very underrated, forgotten piece of North African history, Greetings from Tunisia!

[@JohnSmith-rk6jy]

Greetings from Transylvania.

[@Loveline03]

I a m Algerian🇩🇿 and I have criticism for this video: First: The barbarians or Germans were not the only ones who suffered from Rome, but rather most of the peoples of Northern Europe, and they are not brunettes with black hair, as the video shows, but most of them have red hair and white skin. Second: Rome at this time had distorted Christianity and become pagan. Its dealings were based on plundering the peoples of Africa. Third: On the other hand, the Vandals condemned Arianism, that is, true Christianity that worships one God. Fourth: The attack on Rome by the Vandals, Goths, and other Germans at this time was aimed at spreading the true Arisian religion at that time. In addition to rehabilitating Rome's attacks on them and its looting of them, such as its looting of North Africa and minerals. Also, the method of plundering (and we do not say sabotage because it is a slander against the Almohad Germans) the aggressor civilizations was the method of all ancient wars, regardless of the race of the people.. It is similar to the reaction of revenge. Finally: History must be neutral, and should not be embellished to serve the interests of certain parties. The Vandals also went to North Africa. Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, and northern Libya, and they mixed with their inhabitants and became Amazigh It was written in true Christianity that a prophet at the end of time was named Ahmed (meaning Muhammad), and they waited for him, and after the coming of Islam, a group of them went and pledged allegiance to our Messenger Muhammad, peace and blessings be upon him...and they became Muslims.💕 Accept my analysis as a specialist in history, an Algerian Amazigh and a mixed ethnicity with a mixture of Germans, Romans, Berbers, and even Arabs. 💕

[@richieidahosa1338]

@@Loveline03wow

[@Christian-mt5jx]

It is actually such a miracle the Roman Empire lasted for so long.

[@akalion213]

@@harrypotter8802 lmao what

[@kgjurai88]

@@peterroberts7684 China is still around and is ascending. India is still around as well

[@kolai8862]

China yes, India not so much as it was never fully politically united until modern times

[@indyrock8148]

@@kgjurai88 they don't have the required international diplomacy skills though.

[@kgjurai88]

@@indyrock8148 no such thing. Martial supremacy translates into diplomatic successes. At this moment in time China is the most powerful state. Last century it was the United Kingdom that thought it ran the show, never realized the United states replaced them until Truman called their bluff in the Suez. Likewise the United States doesn't realize it is reduced to multi regional hegemony but the chinese have global economic hegemony. Now it's becoming diplomatic and some can argue military activities dominant.

[@nathanpangilinan4397]

9:30 Stilicho was more Roman than the "Emperor" he served.

[@nikostombris5505]

It’s amazing how the East in 400 A.D declared Stilicho as a public enemy .

[@joellaz9836]

Stilicho seems to have generally been disliked by everyone at the time. Both Roman Christians and pagans seem to have come to an agreement that he was evil because of his vandal ancestry. Many even saw Stilicho as the man ultimately responsible for the sack of Rome. *Perhaps the most interesting lines in the poem are those where the Roman pagan poet Rutilius assails the memory of "dire Stilicho", as he names him. In Rutilius' view, Stilicho, fearing to suffer all that had caused himself to be feared, removed the defences of the Alps and Apennines that the provident gods had interposed between the barbarians and the Eternal City, and planted the cruel Goths, his skinclad minions, in the very sanctuary of the empire: “He plunged an armed foe in the naked vitals of the land, his craft being freer from risk than that of openly inflicted disaster ... May Nero rest from all the torments of the damned, that they may seize on Stilicho; for Nero smote his own mother, but Stilicho the mother of the world!"* *It is noteworthy that Rutilius speaks of the crimes of Stilicho in terms far different from those used by Roman Christians like Paulus Orosius and the historians of the later empire. They believed that Stilicho was plotting to make his son emperor, and that he called in the Goths in order to climb higher. Paulus Orosius directly vilifies Stilicho’s vandal ancestry, writing ‘Stilicho, who was sprung from the Vandals, that unwarlike, greedy, treacherous, and crafty race.’ The Christian historians even asserted that Stilicho (a Christian) had designed to restore paganism. But to the Roman pagan poet Rutilius, Stilicho is the most uncompromising foe of paganism. His crowning sin, recorded by the poet alone, was the destruction of the Sibylline books. This crime of Stilicho alone is sufficient, in the eyes of Rutilius, to account for the disasters that afterwards befell the eternal city.*

[@muksimulmaad7413]

@@joellaz9836 it must have been just plain distrurt towards foreigners and racism and also a bit of arminius paranoia considering all the power he had

[@joellaz9836]

@@muksimulmaad7413 I read that after Stilicho was executed, the treaty he had made with Alaric (which was seen as treacherous for some reason) was revoked and people across Italy saw this as a sign of approval from the government to kill the barbarian foreigners living among them. *The ministers of Honorius now did the most unwise thing that they possibly could have done. They dismissed the Gothic and other barbarians officers from their commands, and passed a law that no Arian were in future to be allowed to enter the imperial service. The barbarians troops, who were most of them Arians, and had been devoted to Stilicho, were of course thrown into great excitement by the proof of the ill-will of the government, but at first did not venture to rebel, fearing that the Romans might revenge themselves upon their families. However, the mob of Italian cities, having got to know that heretics and foreigners were now out of favour, rose and murdered the innocent wives and children of the barbarian soldiers, and looted their property. The result was that the thirty thousand men, inflamed with the bitterest hatred, at once deserted from the Roman army and joined that of Alaric.*

[@pierren___]

Who was his empereur ?

[@Frenchylikeshikes]

Yet another overlooked people/ civilisation, that actually had massive influence over so many modern countries. Love that channel.

[@kebman]

If the Vandals were able to stay in their original lands, the guys fighting Putin today would be speaking East Danish.

[@drained_yayo]

@@kebman can u explain ur thought process im curious

[@brandonk8948]

As someone who has major roots in Britain, I sometimes wonder where exactly my ancestors played a role in history during times like these. Did they interact with any famous people? Did they partake in any wars? Did they join or oppose the Empire of Rome? So many questions and Kings and Generals helps me only imagine what they might've done. Great video!

[@v44n7]

my family comes from a small town where an ancient Italian tribe the brutii lived, near Lago, Cosenza, Italy, The Bruttians once defeated and killed Alexander I of Epirus (uncle and brother in law of Alexander the great and uncle of Pyrrhus of Epirus) In the battle of Pandosia 331 BC. I am always curious If my ancestors had any part in the battle.

[@brandonk8948]

@@v44n7 that is super cool! I am familiar to that part in history.

[@iratepirate3896]

Likely they would have been a Briton who threw out the Roman magistrates in 410AD, and then suffered in the Adventus Saxonum

[@thiccfucka69xxx]

As a fellow Englishman, I too find our heritage fascinating, I love how we are basically a Celtic/Germanic hybrid people. Both the Britons and the Anglo Saxons were really fascinating people, and I honestly can't get enough of any information we get on these people (or any people for that matter, I just love history)

[@robertdebrus3732]

I think Julius Caesar was one

[@EduNauta95]

In Spain we still say someone is a vandal when he is a brute, a teen thug, etc

[@عليالأمين-ذ4ب]

Them exiting in Algeria live in Monten , are very bad people not friendly

[@FromaTwistedMind]

Same here in the UK.

[@johnrambo5795]

Same here in germany

[@davidleroth8644]

Here in the US a vandal is someone who ruins shit. Hence vandalism (destroying property, graffiti etc) These dudes were so good at wrecking the latin's shit that their name literally means to wreck shit. I love it.

[@borisstanar1]

@@عليالأمين-ذ4ب algerain mountains or a place named monten

[@imtiazhossain6559]

This is really incredible, the history of the vandals are really fascinating.

[@IamSome1]

Murderers, and destroyed whatever was left of Carthage, not incredible, They did get however what they deserved, The East had other plans :D

[@michaellowellretalla3380]

Vandal savage

[@HearthguardHG]

@@IamSome1 if you thought these guys were murderous I can’t imagine what you think of Rome.

[@nicknaylor9895]

@@HearthguardHG Rome is the light barbarian V A N D A L I D E L E N D A E S T

[@AnthonyRusso93]

History (the subject only being modified by vanda)l is fascinating. What you said is history are fascinating. Maybe the Vandals are fascinating. The History is fascinating.

[@nikostombris5505]

I believe that a remake of the Justinian wars is something needed . Also a video on Nicephorus Phocas and the Komnenian restorations will be also interesting.

[@ronb7189]

@@tornado4708 Agreed, even the Macedonian and Komnenian dynasty has quite a few vids dedicated to them yet we dont hear much about the Isaurian dynasty. I'm very interested to hear how the Romans coped with losing half their empire including their bread basket that is Egypt, the huge threat of an Arab invasion of Constantinople and the constant devastating raids on Anatolia not long after the failed Arab siege of their capital. This period really does feel like a "dark age" for the Eastern Romans with the estimated revenue for the Byzantine government going from an annual revenue of 5 mill to 11.3 mill during the time of Justinian to only around 1.8 mill in 775 (ouch), I hope KNG will cover this topic in the future.

[@nikostombris5505]

@@ronb7189 For example the Greek states created after 1204 is a interesting topic like the empire of Nicaea, Empire of Trebizond and Epirus . ( The term Greek states is borrowed from Steven Runciman book “ Byzantine culture” published in 1933 page 173 and 175 )

[@Pepperpotk]

I get so excited every time Aetius Flavius is mentioned, Please cover that man's history

[@321AlterSchwede]

Geiserich is one of the most brilliant military leaders and politicians ever. He managed to bring his people from a troubled situation in spain in a land like paradise. He managed to fight off several roman invasions he anticipated.

[@Lechoslaw8546]

Original Roman spelling of his name was Genseric, his name is Slavic. Out od 23 Herulian and Vandalic kings 11 had irrefutably Slavic names and 7 probably Slavic but the meaning remains unresolved. One king has a biblical name and one name is unknown.

[@jilhaneyisaiahdanielb.8878]

Geiseric is the Skull Knight from Berserk.

[@hakanliljeberg790]

Vandals are originating from part of western Scandinavia. They were from West Sweden and SE Norway. It has something to do with Väner lake region Väner(n) lake's earliest name is *Vendiz "the turner". Then Vandals earliest name becomes logical, VendilaR, "smaller tribe from Väner realm". Some typical looks, that you also find in N Portugal is like Lena Ranehag, Nathalie Hagman, Rebecka Blomqvist, Fridolina Rolfö, Johanna (Gudrun) icelandic singer etc..They certainly all have roots in the Väner lake kingdom *Vendiz...

[@paolocane7403]

Hes gangsta till Belisarius ransaking hes hideout..

[@321AlterSchwede]

Geiserich ruled from 428 until 477. Geiserich died in 477. Belisars Invasion took place in 533. So there is no way too proof who was the better General. @@paolocane7403

[@Servius-Gallicus]

This is a: “How to Vandal“ for “Total War: Atilla“ players.

[@thisistotalwar]

Brilliant

[@Everesteg]

when it comes to the fall of Rome from a strictly military point of view, Alaric and Attila come to mind, but Genseric and his people were the very architects of the fall of the Eternal City.

[@Gorboduc]

And the failed Roman counterattack at Cap Bon in 468 pretty much sealed it.

[@canadious6933]

And the ass ton amount of civil wars they just couldn't stop having in Rome

[@alvarotolentino1589]

It would be nice one video about every tribe, visigoths, ostrogoths, suebis, franks

[@daneaxe6465]

I'm still trying to discover who from Rome took the friendly Chatti and resettled them in "Batavia Island"(central-east Netherlands) where they were called Batavians after that. And when did this happen? The only thing I can find is the Chatti tribe was on the brink of civil war because some members were too friendly with Rome. So the Romans moved the friendly ones to Batavia. It must have been a very large group because the Batavians provided thousands of troops for the legions over time, especially cavalry.

[@alvarotolentino1589]

@Cool Adam no, they are different germanic tribes

[@michelmorio8026]

Burgundians, Alanni, Alemanni, Batavians, Chatti, Cherusci, Cimbri, Crimean Goths, Lombards, Marcomanni, Teutons, Treveri... so many interesting Germanic tribes during the different centuries of the Roman Empire

[@yannickmartens2041]

@@michelmorio8026 Alani are Alans, an Iranian tribe. And the suebi/suevi and alemanni are not tribes themselves, but confederations/collections of tribes. (the Semnones were one of the most powerful of the Suebi/suevi, and the alemanni emerged from the suebi who didn't migrate to Iberia.) But yes, the lot of em are very fascinating

[@danielzhang1916]

most people only remember the ones that created kingdoms

[@-Blast]

There is a city in Tunisia, a suburb of Tunis, called Ariana (أريانة). The city's name seems to date back to the period of the Vandal Kingdom as the Vandals themselves were of Arian faith.

[@xg4rt]

I just began a Vandal Campaign in Total War Atilla... and here you bring this! Love this channel

[@Monkey_SK]

Brother, you too shall bring glory to the Vandals! I have destroyed the armies of Belisarius and renewed the Kingdom in Carthage and beyond. You must complete our migration in the first place, I bid you good luck!

[@xg4rt]

@@Monkey_SK For We Are Sons Of Hannibal

[@Servius-Gallicus]

Step by step guide just for you then

[@towardsthesky9081]

@@Monkey_SK Cato: "Carthage must be destroyed!" Carthage: "no u"

[@HearthguardHG]

Still my favorite campaign! Enjoy.

[@cirthador1453]

If you could do a series on Belisarius's reconquest of Africa that would be cool. Video's great!

[@Roman41231]

They already made that, search for justinian restoration, kings and generals

[@cirthador1453]

@@Roman41231 I know, but one that specifically focused on all of the parts of the campaign and late Vandal history in general.

[@Roman41231]

@@cirthador1453 maybe one day they will remake those videos, and the African reconquest will have more detail, i would love to see a remake on Justinian restoration

[@cirthador1453]

@@Roman41231 Same. I have recently been reading about it, and I would love one of my favorite KZbin channels to remake it, now with their better technology.

[@TheChuckfuc]

It was a pretty quick campaign. I mean it basically lasted a year. Not a whole lot else to cover.

[@lewistaylor2858]

You should do a video on the effect/reaction to the sack of Rome in 410AD. There are accounts from people such as St Jerome, among others, that show the utter disbelief that Rome itself could fall. Then you had the accounts of refugees arriving in Africa, pagans blaming christianity and christians blaming paganism. What was the impact of the sack on the empire? on the institutions of the empire? on the populace? on the army? It would be a fascinating video.

[@Caesar-ww3yp]

I've been wondering the exact same thing...

[@ericponce8740]

A video on the development of Arian Christianity and its impact of the Germanic Tribes needs to be developed.

[@keithharper32]

Will it include how Arianus got beaten up by Santa Clause?

[@CarvedStones]

@@savioblanc Visigoths were actually converted to Catholicism when King Reccerard converted, and so did his noblemen. This put the Hispano-Roman population at ease and made the relationships with the Visigoths and the Catholic Church a lot more bearable. The caliphate only invaded because the Visigoths had a terrible elected monarchy that brewed corruption and betrayal within its courts. It’s why King Roderick lost at the battle of Guadetale because half his army betrayed him by either fleeing or fighting with the Muslims.

[@antonk.2748]

As a German I was very impressed with your pronunciation of Mainz and Worms, pretty much spot on.

[@ZhangK71]

You are ethnic Pole?

[@magnajota4341]

@@ZhangK71 wtf?

[@sebastians3240]

@@ZhangK71 Kubala is a polish-like last name

[@bkjchf6565]

Vandals are Slavs but the Germans won't admit that.

[@bkjchf6565]

@@Judge_Magister They have germanized names.

[@michamalinowski8015]

I was sooooo waiting for an episode about the Vandals! Thank you sooo much K&G!!!

[@jonbaxter2254]

The speed you guys put out videos is so darn impressive. I am in awe.

[@johnmorales6281]

I will say this, as somebody who play barbarian invasions and such and doesn't really know a lot of sources to look up on the barbarian kingdoms that were founded aside from the visigoths in Spain.... I am glad you guys have been covering them

[@CarvedStones]

The visigoths were the germanic tribe that stayed their longer (also the Suebi which were a bunch of Germans that moved into the Iberian peninsula that founded a kingdom there until it got conquered and absorbed by the Visigoths.

[@johnmorales6281]

@@CarvedStones See as somebody whose ancestors came from Spain, I try to delve into Spanish history as much as I can but a lot of times I cannot find good sources...But that's only for Is pre Islamic invasions and post Roman conquest. Everything else like Hapsburg Spain and the Reconquista I'm familiar with

[@CarvedStones]

@@johnmorales6281 I would say the Roman conquest is covered in good detail given that they were in direct territorial control with Carthage. As for pre-Islamic invasion, the Visigoths were actually sadly sandwiched between the Roman rule and the Muslim one sadly, not much is talked about them since they actually didn’t really leave a mark of their own that much, however they were basically the portents of the Spanish monarchy and nobility since they actually established an peninsular unity over all of Iberia. They enforced roman institutions among it too given that they were heavily romanized already, their legacy can still be seen in Spain today with some of the visigothic kings as statues in Madrid and elsewhere and also inside the Spanish language as the first documents were written in visigothic script. There’s also a bunch of Spanish first names last names that directly from gothic too.

[@zsoltsandor3814]

I just want to point out, as a Hungarian, that the Tisza basin is a bit South-East from the territory you show. It is the Eastern side of thea U shaped wedge between Pannonia and Dacia provinces of the Roman Empire, or the Western border of Dacia province, if you will.

[@kelathos]

At long last, the fall of Western Rome. I greatly appreciate the level of detail you are providing. This is a great historical story.

[@baronnolanvonstraya5743]

I’ve always had an interest in the Vandals. Thank you for doing this video!

[@Loveline03]

I a m Algerian🇩🇿 and I have criticism for this video: First: The barbarians or Germans were not the only ones who suffered from Rome, but rather most of the peoples of Northern Europe, and they are not brunettes with black hair, as the video shows, but most of them have red hair and white skin. Second: Rome at this time had distorted Christianity and become pagan. Its dealings were based on plundering the peoples of Africa. Third: On the other hand, the Vandals condemned Arianism, that is, true Christianity that worships one God. Fourth: The attack on Rome by the Vandals, Goths, and other Germans at this time was aimed at spreading the true Arisian religion at that time. In addition to rehabilitating Rome's attacks on them and its looting of them, such as its looting of North Africa and minerals. Also, the method of plundering (and we do not say sabotage because it is a slander against the Almohad Germans) the aggressor civilizations was the method of all ancient wars, regardless of the race of the people.. It is similar to the reaction of revenge. Finally: History must be neutral, and should not be embellished to serve the interests of certain parties. The Vandals also went to North Africa. Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, and northern Libya, and they mixed with their inhabitants and became Amazigh It was written in true Christianity that a prophet at the end of time was named Ahmed (meaning Muhammad), and they waited for him, and after the coming of Islam, a group of them went and pledged allegiance to our Messenger Muhammad, peace and blessings be upon him...and they became Muslims.💕 Accept my analysis as a specialist in history, an Algerian Amazigh and a mixed ethnicity with a mixture of Germans, Romans, Berbers, and even Arabs. 💕

[@kazekagietn1370]

it's so great to see a video about the origine of the Vandals who settled in our country "tunisia"

[@ezzovonachalm7534]

Kazekagie TN The Vandals stopped to migrate as they discovered Africa, the seashore, the abandonned rich roman villae with piscine. They really loved to stay and enjoy roman lifestyle until Belisarius came took Carthago (that had no defensive towers) and begann to massacrate the Vandals (with the help of the Amazighs )who had lost any gusto for war. As The king of the Vandals( Genserich ) looted Rome with the consensus of the romans, he voided the imperial thesaurus, and with it ,the tresor of the Tempel of Jesuralem, that was looted by Titus to punish the revolt of the Jews, with the golden menorah.The ship that should have transported this considerable amount of gold and precious stones never reached Cartago. If this shiff was not captured by pirates or had sailed to join the black see, it should still lie on the ground of the thyrrenian mediterranean see between Rome and Cartago.

[@Loveline03]

I a m Algerian🇩🇿 and I have criticism for this video: First: The barbarians or Germans were not the only ones who suffered from Rome, but rather most of the peoples of Northern Europe, and they are not brunettes with black hair, as the video shows, but most of them have red hair and white skin. Second: Rome at this time had distorted Christianity and become pagan. Its dealings were based on plundering the peoples of Africa. Third: On the other hand, the Vandals condemned Arianism, that is, true Christianity that worships one God. Fourth: The attack on Rome by the Vandals, Goths, and other Germans at this time was aimed at spreading the true Arisian religion at that time. In addition to rehabilitating Rome's attacks on them and its looting of them, such as its looting of North Africa and minerals. Also, the method of plundering (and we do not say sabotage because it is a slander against the Almohad Germans) the aggressor civilizations was the method of all ancient wars, regardless of the race of the people.. It is similar to the reaction of revenge. Finally: History must be neutral, and should not be embellished to serve the interests of certain parties. The Vandals also went to North Africa. Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, and northern Libya, and they mixed with their inhabitants and became Amazigh It was written in true Christianity that a prophet at the end of time was named Ahmed (meaning Muhammad), and they waited for him, and after the coming of Islam, a group of them went and pledged allegiance to our Messenger Muhammad, peace and blessings be upon him...and they became Muslims.💕 Accept my analysis as a specialist in history, an Algerian Amazigh and a mixed ethnicity with a mixture of Germans, Romans, Berbers, and even Arabs. 💕

[@pierrerust2423]

Compliments for your comprehensive and clear presentation of this rather complex issue full of intertwined elements and happenings. Once again, Kings and Generals sheds most interesting light on a major historical development for Europe and countries beyond this continent ! 👍

[@mcuddy799]

Vandals: “Our name has become an insult!” Phillistines : “First time?”

[@Loveline03]

I a m Algerian🇩🇿 and I have criticism for this video: First: The barbarians or Germans were not the only ones who suffered from Rome, but rather most of the peoples of Northern Europe, and they are not brunettes with black hair, as the video shows, but most of them have red hair and white skin. Second: Rome at this time had distorted Christianity and become pagan. Its dealings were based on plundering the peoples of Africa. Third: On the other hand, the Vandals condemned Arianism, that is, true Christianity that worships one God. Fourth: The attack on Rome by the Vandals, Goths, and other Germans at this time was aimed at spreading the true Arisian religion at that time. In addition to rehabilitating Rome's attacks on them and its looting of them, such as its looting of North Africa and minerals. Also, the method of plundering (and we do not say sabotage because it is a slander against the Almohad Germans) the aggressor civilizations was the method of all ancient wars, regardless of the race of the people.. It is similar to the reaction of revenge. Finally: History must be neutral, and should not be embellished to serve the interests of certain parties. The Vandals also went to North Africa. Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, and northern Libya, and they mixed with their inhabitants and became Amazigh It was written in true Christianity that a prophet at the end of time was named Ahmed (meaning Muhammad), and they waited for him, and after the coming of Islam, a group of them went and pledged allegiance to our Messenger Muhammad, peace and blessings be upon him...and they became Muslims.💕 Accept my analysis as a specialist in history, an Algerian Amazigh and a mixed ethnicity with a mixture of Germans, Romans, Berbers, and even Arabs. 💕

[@AlkalineAjay]

Correction: the Romans left Dacia in 275 AD. But in your video it still shows it highlighted in red as a Roman province at 370AD. Otherwise love the content!

[@snehadityaghosh8973]

Also, is it just me, or the entire Gaul and British territory still were part of empire during Trajan and Marcus Aurelius? Thise areas are unmarked in the maps shown in the beginning.

[@Cheveliery]

@@snehadityaghosh8973 map u mention also missed chunks of the East. Think that very time frame refers to period right before Aurelian's retoration

[@snehadityaghosh8973]

@@Cheveliery Most probably. I missed the difference in East, because well, a whole missing Gaul and Britannia is more glaringly obvious. Think they confused Aurelius with Aurelian?

[@shanezhang8277]

Have you not noticed when he said 3rd century @Snehaditya Ghosh

[@snehadityaghosh8973]

@@shanezhang8277 Have you not noticed he talks about Aurelias and his predecessor Trajan, the emperor at whose time the empire had because the largest ever? Edit: I stand corrected. He mentioned 270 AD, at which point Gaul did split off, rejoining later. Thanks for correcting me.

[@zakaria497]

As always high quality on your videos and storytelling, can’t wait for the next episode that dives even deeper into the North Africa of the vandals

[@winjiro]

Thanks for the great quality as always. I can't wait the Magyar episode

[@555roc]

Vandals take N. Africa (A New Hope) Belisarius and Eastern Roman Empire invade (The Empire Strikes Back)

[@facundocadaa9020]

Did somebody said "take N. Africa"? (The return of the jihad)

[@unclesam5230]

The Vandal Kingdom did nothing wrong at all

[@facundocadaa9020]

OMG Look The Phoenician Menace The Attack of the Rome(s) The revenge of the Senate

[@シロダサンダー]

@@unclesam5230 we can trust queen Watame. :3

[@libandem3338]

The vandals were true christians they didn’t believe that jesus was god that’s why européen hate them until now and they re using the name vandal to describe a bad thing and those people escape from the christianisme to north africa bc they had the same religion in that time

[@wizstorm172]

Im so happy you're going back to my favorite time in history. possible Majorian video soon.

[@MrMaltasar]

Fantastic video. Love the new series, zooming in on specific peoples.

[@danielconde13]

I'm from Northern Portugal, ancient Roman Province of Gallaecia. In 409 this was the first of Western Roman Empire's provinces to efectively break out from imperial control, thanks to the Suebi, who came to take the now Portuguese city of Braga ( _Bracara Avgvsta_ ) as capital. That battle mentioned here, the Battle of Nervasos Mountains in 419, would be one of Rome's last battles in the Iberian Peninsula. The Suebi would yet be humbled in 460 by emperor Majorian's _magister_ _millitum_ Nepotianus in the Battles of _Lvcvs_ _Avgvusti_ and _Scallabis_ , returning to federati status; but we all know how things turned South for Majorian that time, so... Vandals were just a footnote in History around here - as shown in the video. Suebi Kingdom would endure for one more century, before being conquered by the Visigoths, but still being a relatively autonomous region in the grand scheme of things - something that helped centuries after to be the birthplace of the Reconquista and quickly retaken from Muslim control all the way to the Douro river.

[@hoonshiming99]

Not to mention their gradual creation of the Gallaecian dialect and the Portuguese language.

[@CarvedStones]

@@hoonshiming99 wait the Suebi created the Gallican dialect and Portuguese language?

[@dt5690]

As a Romanian who, supposedly, is a descendant of Dacians, I would love to see a Trajan Dacian Wars docummentary one day. Big up and all the best to everyone working on the channel!

[@GregoryKun]

as a Hungarian, I am proud that these peoples are in my blood because they were smart enough to make children not just wars.

[@Razorthx1]

Great Video My friend!!!! I shall grant you the golden Seal to cross safety to the silk road.

[@marshal_anon4522]

Oh my god, it's Genghis Khan. I'm a fan

[@monkelord7730]

Oh shit dont burn down my village plz

[@the_princeps.3452]

I killed your envoys, btw.

[@boshinimperialofficer3250]

I'll wash your dishes if you show mercy

[@sauron7839]

Oh Great Khan! I come to you with a gift! A ring that shall serve you well in your glory. All I ask for in return is your friendship.

[@AndysTake]

Recently came across this channel and it’s a just so good. Thanks for creating such amazing productions, people. I can only wonder how you make your maps, I’d love to know.

[@omba3905]

That's a good question! would love to know too!

[@detective___mcnulty]

Thanks for all the hard work making these videos. Love your voice and narration.

[@denniscleary7580]

It was a perfect storm against the Romans, vandals in Africa and the Huns from Asia. I believe the Romans would have pushed out the vandals with a United front but Atilla made that impossible. Good stuff Kings

[@daneaxe6465]

The Romans were too busy destroying themselves. That's the death knell of the Roman Empire in a nutshell. If the generals or relatives of emperors weren't so focused on gaining the throne by murder or rebellion the western empire probably would've lasted much longer.

[@antidweller6373]

Those videos the last days are amazing. Extremely beautifully designed and of course scientifically accurate.

[@trojanthedog]

Excellent detail. Well told. Got to be a good movie in it.

[@mustafaalwan6523]

K&G will always have videos on the most interesting , thrilling and enigmatic chapters of history

[@darkorodic638]

One mistake I noticed is showing appearance of the Huns while Dacia looks like is still Roman on the map. Huns appeared century after Dacia was abandoned.

[@cirthador1453]

It was abandoned, but was a buffer state of sorts.

[@raonipaes]

As always this was, an amazing video, my congrats. I'm looking forward to see a video of yours about the Suebi Kingdom of Gallaecia. Their crossing of the frozen Rhine and long journey to Iberia evading the Huns is very interesting, as well as the controversial clerical accounts of their arrival.

[@Revenant_Art]

Fun fact: Prokopios wrote in his first book that Vandals was least barbaric then other barbars. Yet we know Vandals as synonym for destruction.

[@elkaluzi]

Mongols were the king of destruction and killings.

[@Loveline03]

For religious reasons, Rome was pagan and had distorted Christianity, and the Vandals were monotheistic Arians. I a m Algerian🇩🇿 and I have criticism for this video: First: The barbarians or Germans were not the only ones who suffered from Rome, but rather most of the peoples of Northern Europe, and they are not brunettes with black hair, as the video shows, but most of them have red hair and white skin. Second: Rome at this time had distorted Christianity and become pagan. Its dealings were based on plundering the peoples of Africa. Third: On the other hand, the Vandals condemned Arianism, that is, true Christianity that worships one God. Fourth: The attack on Rome by the Vandals, Goths, and other Germans at this time was aimed at spreading the true Arisian religion at that time. In addition to rehabilitating Rome's attacks on them and its looting of them, such as its looting of North Africa and minerals. Also, the method of plundering (and we do not say sabotage because it is a slander against the Almohad Germans) the aggressor civilizations was the method of all ancient wars, regardless of the race of the people.. It is similar to the reaction of revenge. Finally: History must be neutral, and should not be embellished to serve the interests of certain parties. The Vandals also went to North Africa. Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, and northern Libya, and they mixed with their inhabitants and became Amazigh It was written in true Christianity that a prophet at the end of time was named Ahmed (meaning Muhammad), and they waited for him, and after the coming of Islam, a group of them went and pledged allegiance to our Messenger Muhammad, peace and blessings be upon him...and they became Muslims.💕 Accept my analysis as a specialist in history, an Algerian Amazigh and a mixed ethnicity with a mixture of Germans, Romans, Berbers, and even Arabs. 💕

[@Raheem_1412-]

I was in wait for a long time for Vandal history. Thank you

[@Omegaeon1]

The vandals besieged my city hippo regius (Annaba), during the siege, saint Augustine of hippo died. The berbers helped take over the city because of religious difference. Berbers were donatists and arian Christians at the time.

[@graiant]

Berbers mostly fled. It was total domination of Germanics vs Romans. Augustine was a trinitarian torturers. Vandals took their capital mostly from bejaia to collo. They named it Gaisland under Gaiseric.

[@graiant]

Btw Berbers do not exist as a monolithic group. Even the word Berbers was used by the Greeks first from barabaros. They never evolved into a nation nor had a written language. They called themselves by tribe. Herodotus explain well, the garamentes chawi of today were different from the meshwesh racially and customs.

[@Omegaeon1]

@graiant Numidian Kingdom mate, And you might want to check who the priest arius Was, saint Augustine, and his mother Monica, who was a saint.

[@joellaz9836]

I think the donatists had declined or been reconciled to the church by the time the Vandals took over North Africa.

[@Gutowski1944]

I ❤ St. Augustine of Hippo. A great early Christian writer and thinker.

[@AndrewTheFrank]

For those who didn't catch it at 14:25 the Bishop was referring to St. John's book the Apocalypse when he wrote about the four horsemen. Saying that this period in history was the fulfillment of those passages in scripture.

[@eduardoADSL]

They not only made their way in rome but also in the vocabulary of many romance languages.

[@xXFebo92Xx]

Very interesting, this is going to be a good series.

[@neurocell159]

As someone that taught at the University of Idaho, it's cool to see a different view on the Vandals.

[@ateondeder5725]

The documentary about Majorian comes closer and closer.

[@nathanpangilinan4397]

May Ricimer be condemned by the annals of history.

[@Jazmillenium]

Cheers for covering the Barbarian tribes of Late Antiquity.Interesting and not as talked about. I'd love to see a topic covering how these tribes transformed into the settled Fuedal kingdoms.

[@macktrustable]

Thank you for these videos. I have so many maps from different times with names of peoples and clans I've never heard of. I try to piece them together because its really interesting. Your presentations of all this information is really top notch.

[@DutchSkeptic]

What a FASCINATING interpretation of the Crossing of the Rhine! I thought I knew much about it (having rewritten and expanded the Wikipedia page about it), but I'm overwhelmed by the level of details you have managed to put into this. I didn't know there was a Vandal incursion into Raetia in 401. Also, unlike virtually all scholars I've read, you place the Vandal-Frankish war (mentioned in the Frigeridus fragment) after the 406/7 Rhine crossing, even arguing the Franks partook in the latter. Scholars generally put this war in 405 or 406 (depending on whether we go along with Kulikowski's chronology, or believe Prosper) on the eastern bank of the Rhine before they crossed. I'm curious how you got to that interpretation, it could explain a lot of questions while raising others. Also, the fact that Constantius III' rebellion against Honorius was going on in Gaul as late as 409, but that the invading Alans and Germanic tribes mostly stayed in the north during this time, may indeed mean that most of the destruction mentioned by Jerome is therefore misattributed to 'savage [Germanic] tribes' instead of primarily infighting Romans loyal to Honorius or Constantine III. This interpretation is mind-blowing. Finally, I've never seen such a detailed reconstruction of the years 409-411 in the Iberian peninsula before. There must be an amazing host of surviving sources that I've never heard of before, let alone studied. Most scholars seem to throw their hands into the sky in desperation saying that we don't know what happened in these years because we've got no written texts. Where did you get this from, Matt Hollis? I'm amazed.

[@banciuvera7247]

Great! Great! Great!

[@bugvswindshield]

this channel is so addictive

[@hakanliljeberg790]

Vandals are originating from part of western Scandinavia. They were from West Sweden and SE Norway. It has something to do with Väner lake region Väner(n) lake's earliest name. That is *Vendiz "the turner". Then Vandals earliest name becomes logical, VendilaR, "smaller tribe from Väner realm". Some typical looks, that you also find in N Portugal is like Lena Ranehag, Nathalie Hagman, Rebecka Blomqvist, Fridolina Rolfö, Johanna (Gudrun) icelandic singer etc..They certainly all have roots in the Väner lake kingdom *Vendiz...

[@hakanliljeberg790]

No, I would say 'turn' ,and this was also the opinion of a sovietic filologist... It has to do with their origin in western Scandinavia and the cultunion around *Vendiz/Väner lake with traditions going back to the bronze-age. And it´s not a coincidence that this is the area that Snorri Sturlason visits 1219-21 before publishing the Edda 1223.. Snorri must have heard about it´s old mythological traditions..@@AncientSaxonHillbilly

[@Vladtepes7510]

I love this kind of history. Thank you for making 👍

[@AmelDousary1]

This could explain the blonde blue eyed North Africans in certain areas

[@JohnDoe-bh2lp]

No, those are result of French raping the women. Vandals didn't mix with the so called inferior North Africans.

[@razinghavoc7419]

​@@JohnDoe-bh2lpFrench aren't known for blonde hair or blue eyes bro. The blonde eyed people in North Africa are descended from germanic blood😂

[@kweejibodali7009]

i love these maps and graphics indicating events ...they are the best !

[@boomerix]

4:22 "Graves on the upper Tisza basin" , map shows skulls along the upper Danube....

[@sirine9785]

I'm from the north west of Tunisia, our region is berber, with the descendants of the vandals mixed with berbers, even their features is still present, colored eyes and blond hair, we have families and tribes known from their blond hair.

[@PYRESATVARANASI]

Episodio sumamente interesante! 👍🏼 PD: Long live Randal the Vandal! (D1 & D2 fans will know 😎).

[@sergiogutzalenko3520]

Love the direction lately

[@TheStargazer4000]

Great video! Would love to see some on the Byzantine era.

[@kirschakos]

Great video once again! Looking forward to the next one! :)

[@HistoryOfRevolutions]

"Always go too far, because that's where you'll find the truth" - Albert Camus

[@htx92]

Never pull too hard, because that's when you rip the skin. - Albert Cumus

[@yamchathewolf7714]

@@htx92 I applaud you for your brilliance, my good sir.

[@htx92]

@wulpurgis Yikes, I've never heard a sentence so so edgy, yet pretentious and badly formed. Don't shoot up your school because you need the English classes.

[@riley.freeman1]

albert camus was from the same region that the vandal go too far for it

[@ralookysim]

we have very few resources on the vandals. Thank you for this video

[@hfar_in_the_sky]

"Long ago, the Germanic tribes lived in harmony (kinda.) But then everything changed when the Hunic nation attacked."

[@hfar_in_the_sky]

@Robert Robski ...You seem to be confused about a few things. "Germanic" simply refers to any ethnic group originating from Northern Europe that spoke a Germanic language. Of which the Vandal tribe was indeed one of. It has nothing to do whatsoever with who was ruling.

[@hfar_in_the_sky]

@Robert Robski *points to the Alani, Hasdingi, and Goths raiding through Roman territory* History would argue otherwise.

[@zik7724]

@Robert Robski HAHAHAHHAHAH german got mad now for sur

[@barbaralucas1220]

Another great informative video from a fab channel ☺️ thanks K&G

[@rudolfnechvile5023]

Rome's worst enemies weren't the numerous barbarian hordes, but Romans themselves.

[@ytytiuiu2590]

Vandals build strong castle in modern day Tripoli during their invasion into North Africa, it's still exists until today and it's called the Red Castell or in Turkish Red Saraya

[@magnemerstrand2289]

Today in my native in danish "Vandal" means both the name of the Vandals or a person who ruthlessly destroys or damages things

[@lewistaylor2858]

same in English

[@alexandrebenoin40]

Same in French : « un vandale, vandaliser, vandalisme »

[@JAG8691]

You don't have a "Gothised" or "Hunnised" as descriptive of destructive behaviour despite the Goths and Huns being larger,more powerful and durable than the Vandals but you do have the word "Vandalism" and " Vandalised " to describe destructive behaviour. The Vandals must have been really good at what they did for their reputation to last so long.

[@EmilReiko]

Det er ret sandsynligt at proto-vandalerne til dels kom fra Vendsyssel efter som der er ligheder i den materielle kultur og en affolkning af Vendsyssel er sammenfaldende med at vandalerne dukker op i polen. Efterfølgende ser der også ud til at have været en periode med tæt samhandel mellem vendsyssel og vandalerne... Det er vigtigt for mig, fordi jeg dermed kan argumentere for at det var vendelboerne der smadrede rom :)

[@ChristianConrad]

Det är näst intill universellt, det heter så på nästan alla språk.

[@brokenbridge6316]

Nice video. Can't wait for your next video on this series. My compliments to all those who made this video a reality.

[@gerryk12]

I'm a simple Barabarian. I see Vandals, I click.

[@dilrubabegum2670]

Kings and general is the best historical channel

[@우주-k6y]

Can you tell us about the great war at Sal-river between Goguryeo in Korea and the Sui Dynasty in China, the biggest war in ancient history? It’s a battle that defeated 1.13 million soldiers.

[@alexiachimciuc3199]

Ty very much I'll search this on internet.

[@우주-k6y]

@@alexiachimciuc3199 It's very nice of you

[@우주-k6y]

Many people may not know about the ancient history of Korea. It's pretty much more fun than you think. Goguryeo's ironclad soldiers, Baekje's infantryman, and lastly, Silla's hwarang, who played an active part like bts, are representative attractive parts. This channel seems to be the only part of Korean history that deals with the Imjin War. The Battle of Hansando in this Joseon episode, the Battle of Goguryeo mentioned in the previous comment, and the Battle of Gwiju during the Goryeo Dynasty are the three great wars of Korean history. Looking back, it's all water-related attack strategies. There are many interesting parts of Korean history, so I ask for your interest.

[@alexiachimciuc3199]

@@우주-k6y WOW Korea back then was BIG! All the way to Manchuria!

[@우주-k6y]

@@alexiachimciuc3199 First of all, thank you for your interest. Goguryeo was quite strong in Northeast Asia at the time. Therefore, China has an ambition to incorporate the Korean Peninsula in the distant future, and is blatantly insisting on China's regional history as a Northeast project based in Manchuria. However, the Three Kingdoms period following the Gojoseon period is a clear history of Korea. The etymology of the name Korea was transformed into a foreign language pronunciation of Goryeo in the process of inheriting Goguryeo. The important part is that the name Goryeo inherited Goguryeo. As such, the history of Korea is clear, but I wanted to protect the historical facts from the blatant Chinese intentions.

[@alejandrosakai1744]

The History of the Vandals is interesting because as the video said they came from Western Europe to the North African coasts! Wow!

[@SAMAYDOSTDAR]

Good job 👏

[@dcmkeudnf]

One of the greatest problems of the Roman Empire was that Rome never developed a lasting system for elevating someone to Emperor that was considered valid and legitimate by the other contenders. Hence there were continual civil wars as the powerful fought it out. This is a large part of the reason that the Roman army was too weak and/or distracted to bring sufficient power against invaders. This occurs several times in this narrative.

[@byzantinetales]

Although Vandalism brings about negative connotations, their overall course in history was admirable

[@SabyasachiChatterjee82]

Started my journey from Saladin. I am one of the oldest and voracious eater of history thanks to kings and generals .

[@themaskedarabrussian]

Courageous people those Vandals. Thanks for the video!

[@Loveline03]

I a m Algerian🇩🇿 and I have criticism for this video: First: The barbarians or Germans were not the only ones who suffered from Rome, but rather most of the peoples of Northern Europe, and they are not brunettes with black hair, as the video shows, but most of them have red hair and white skin. Second: Rome at this time had distorted Christianity and become pagan. Its dealings were based on plundering the peoples of Africa. Third: On the other hand, the Vandals condemned Arianism, that is, true Christianity that worships one God. Fourth: The attack on Rome by the Vandals, Goths, and other Germans at this time was aimed at spreading the true Arisian religion at that time. In addition to rehabilitating Rome's attacks on them and its looting of them, such as its looting of North Africa and minerals. Also, the method of plundering (and we do not say sabotage because it is a slander against the Almohad Germans) the aggressor civilizations was the method of all ancient wars, regardless of the race of the people.. It is similar to the reaction of revenge. Finally: History must be neutral, and should not be embellished to serve the interests of certain parties. The Vandals also went to North Africa. Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, and northern Libya, and they mixed with their inhabitants and became Amazigh It was written in true Christianity that a prophet at the end of time was named Ahmed (meaning Muhammad), and they waited for him, and after the coming of Islam, a group of them went and pledged allegiance to our Messenger Muhammad, peace and blessings be upon him...and they became Muslims.💕 Accept my analysis as a specialist in history, an Algerian Amazigh and a mixed ethnicity with a mixture of Germans, Romans, Berbers, and even Arabs. 💕

[@steve-o1831]

Shout out to the OG Vandals! Respect, from a new age Vandal!

[@marwennaceur530]

I am tunisian , and there is still in some remote mountains here people with blond hair and blue eyes, who are the remains of the last vandals who escaped to the mountains.

[@admirekashiri9879]

Not all white Amazigh are desandants of the Vandals.

[@joopbuchtaer5258]

Bullshit, the same in Morocco and every single one of them carry E-m183 and are autosomally wise 0% European.

[@revinhatol]

Even if the Vandals are extinct today, the Germans and Poles can still be somehow considered theiŕ descendants based on their blood, culture and traditional traces.

[@orasinias]

Vandals were the early muslims, Surah Rome states : Rome have been defeated, In the low land. But they, after their defeat, will overcome. Within few years. To Allah belongs the command before and after. And that day the believers will rejoice. In 406AD the vandals who were the alliance of Rome, Rome which originally is and was African not European. At that year The Vandals who are multiple tribes from Germany today, Russia and Persia crossed the Rhine river and they lost the battle against the Frank tribes. this explains why until now there is hate between Algerians and French. Vandals with rome were defeated against the franks and lost more than 20000 members again in few years , historians don't confirm how many years similar to what is mentioned in the Quran Few years. the Vandals with rome attempted another cross and defeated the FRANKS, they say n 407 or 411AD. the crossing point was in Netherlands, or as mentioned in the Quran Low Land which is still using the same name. Why the Vandals crossed the Rhine and migrated to Algeria? the answer is simple Vandals were the immigrants mentioned in the Quran that joined Islam in two stages. Vandals were not the only tribes to immigrate to Algeria, in fact there was tribes from Algeria and middle east as well during the same period example of that Banu Hilal what was in Algeria during the vandals era? East of Algeria in hippo was the christian world religious authority lead be Augustine West of algeria Tlemcen currently and Hunaine in telmcen was Jewish second most powerful religious Jewish authority at that time lead by Rabbi Iphraem the centre of Algeria which is Caesarea currently Algiers Bejaia, Tepaza chelf all the way to Laghouat was the Arus religions authority Arus means Quraish Jewish in north Africa pronounce Q as A and S as Sh Islam started in Algeria has nothing to do with Saudi or middle east.

[@wilno7579]

Vandals are Slavic.

[@revinhatol]

@@wilno7579 Exactly.

[@przemog88]

@@revinhatol Not really, we know that they were spoke Germanic language.

[@deanticocombar7529]

​@@wilno7579nope they are not

[@kaloarepo288]

Just out of interest -when the German armies under Irwin Rommell went into Tunisia and Algeria during World War Two,German propaganda stressed the fact that these areas had been occupied by their Germanic cousins thousands of years before.

[@tinc82]

i love your content. my favorite channel. always looking for more content from you guys!

[@linkofvev]

"Damn Vandal millennials, being all influenced by Rome!" - Vandal boomer.

[@thewormwhoisgod9886]

Rome: Total War music, on point as always. Makes we want to fire up the computer and get lost for 3 hours. Faction: Marcomanni...Initial challenge: Hard