Rise of John Hunyadi - Varna Crusade Begins DOCUMENTARY

[@KingsandGenerals]

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[@karacaddy]

I wish when you study graphs they were also based on facts! The appearance of the Edirne Palace was not like the Baburshah state buildings drawn by Orientalist painters! Edirne is also not located in the mountains! Edirne Palace was destroyed during the occupation of the Bulgarian forces in the Balkan War, but its drawings and paintings are still accessible. Edirne palace: cdnuploads.aa.com.tr/uploads/Contents/2023/01/12/thumbs_b_c_94fb3954f340c6e9b2c965500d48b8a5.jpg www.kulturportali.gov.tr/medya/video/videodetay/7216

[@gabrieleguarino6966]

Hi, wonderful video as always! Are you planning to cover the Crisis of the third century (particularly the reunification of the empire by Aurelian)? I think it would be an incredibly interesting topic and a lot of people would watch it!

[@eamonosullivan2702]

For those of you wondering if the Karamanids were Jewish in any way, due to the flag, they weren't. It was a Muslim state. The Star of David (Sigil of Solomon as Muslims might refer to it) was not an exclusively Jewish emblem. It is only in relatively recent times that it has become more exclusively emblematic of Judaism.

[@TariqofAlifaqsh]

Literally no-one thought that.

[@techguy6241]

@@TariqofAlifaqsh I did.

[@systemreactive4092]

I heard the Jewish takes that star as official logo for their religion during 19th century

[@tkling5909]

I was wondering the same thing

[@ahmedazhar8485]

​@@TariqofAlifaqsh I did

[@angusyang5917]

Akshehir and Beyshehir must have a "Days since last Ottoman/Karamanid invasion" counter in this series

[@colindaniels945]

The Byzantines probably had something like that in the 14 Century, only theirs probably read:. "Number of days since the last Byzantine Civil War"

[@JohnnyElRed]

The decision to bring Radu and Vlad as hostages to the Ottoman court was a sound one. This way, the empire assures itself that the next Wallachian voivod will be a loyal ally and servant of Edirne. Guaranteeing a stable frontier with Hungary, that won't bring more unnecessary bloodshed south of the Danube.

[@KingsandGenerals]

I see what you mean, but don't forget that history usually remembers the hostages that rebelled. For every Vlad or Skanderbeg, there were dozens who stayed under the Ottoman thumb.

[@Mahapadmadipatu]

We Romanian love vlad Dracula what do turk think about it

[@Kimgangze]

Turkic were great until they meet father Mongols and xiaognu,mughal Mongols

[@AQqykkdgjludv]

And yet he was hated in Europe for being unusually cruel even back then.

[@Tyrach.]

@@Kimgangze The Mughals i known slayed and enslaved millions of Indians who were native to their land Lmao

[@darrylerren8185]

10 year truce my ass 😂😂

[@GandalfderDauerblaue]

Stability hit.

[@1998topornik]

XD

[@RaidRoyce]

now i see why murad abdicated the throne. this shit is tense

[@raulpetrascu2696]

Good point

[@VilogMl-q8r]

no, its because Sehzade Alaeddin death, Murad 2 becomes deppresed and want peace for his life

[@colindaniels945]

​@@VilogMl-q8rIt was a combination of things that led to Murad wanting to abdicate: 1. The death of his eldest son and preferred heir to his throne. 2. All the scheming and politicing in the capitol, pretty easy to see why Ottoman sultans kill their brothers after taking the throne 3. The Long Campaign, yes it was a victory that was pyrrhic for the Ottomans, really took a toll on him In other words,it was a series of converging factors that made him abdicate

[@vlknlvnt]

Majority of Ottoman Sultans didn't even participate in Hac bcs of not be absent from throne, palace & Constantiople.

[@tommyschmierer4627]

Great topic!!! ... I Love Balkan & Byzantine type stuff!!!💯... Thanks!!!🙏...

[@peymanmostafaei6963]

What a shock Battle of Varna was to the Hungarians and the rest of Europe. Still that quote from Mehmed II as a child to his father, Murad II send chills down my spine! What balls that kid ruler had!

[@syedzameer8022]

he was a determined ruler his determination made him a famous conquerer

[@bombombarabom3794]

What was the quote?

[@syedzameer8022]

@@bombombarabom3794 If you're the king then it is your responsibility to come back and take care of your realm but if I am the king then I order you to come back and rule your realm Mehmed the conquerer to his father

[@bombombarabom3794]

​@@syedzameer8022damn wow. Like I always say, some people are born to be great. How old was he btw?

[@thisguyisnothomo]

@@bombombarabom379412

[@ytj17thjuggalo12]

There is nothing like learning about the crusades, on a Thursday morning with hot coffee - Always a treat when K&G releases a video 😎

[@alireza8492]

This is my favourite history channel on this app.

[@generic1337gamer]

My favourite channel full stop.

[@KingsandGenerals]

thanks!

[@cnw6306]

fr

[@cba2make1up]

Has been for 5 years for me now, simply goated

[@TariqofAlifaqsh]

This video was epic. The pacing almost reflects the intensity of the situation. I had to increase the brightness and put the laptop closer to my face 😂. Your new style is so engaging and feels so high-quality. By the way, I was this engaged as a Muslim watching Hunyadi’s victories. I can imagine being even more so for Varna.

[@scytalhyucan5269]

"I had to increase the brightness and put the laptop closer to my face" . This is behaviour of an addict. Kings and Generals, consider not making such good videos.😊😊

[@lgdcommanderchen]

While this video is truly a great insight to the Crusade of Varna and the rise of Hunyadi Janos... it also served as an introduction towards the starting timeline of EU4 in 1444. Truly a great job!

[@TakisParganas]

Paradox should use it as an official intro, before starting game in Europe!

[@lgdcommanderchen]

@@TakisParganas Considering the often sponsorship given by Paradox to KG, I believe that is a great idea!

[@TheGeneralGrievous19]

Thank you for covering the Crusade of Varna. We still remeber it here in Poland. Although if I am not mistaken you already did a video on the crusade several years ago. Nice to see we are getting an updated version. ❤

[@arminhergl5388]

Really interesting topic for every EU4 lover 😊

[@colindaniels945]

Murad: "Could things possibly get any worse?" Random official: "Sultan, we're out of coffee." Murad: *No!!!!!!!!!"

[@The2boys1cup]

I have been following your guys videos for quite some time and it amazes me how the production quality improved more and more over time!

[@brokenbridge6316]

Something epic is coming in the next video on this series. Nice job.

[@minakshishubh]

glad to see that kings and generals are remaking ottoman history series bit by bit

[@tolgacetin2799]

early Ottoman conquests into Balkans and the resulting crusades are extremely underrated from a historical context. Hungarians, Serbs, Romanians, Poles, Germanic states etc. all had to deal with the Turkish threat which was at this time still probably still avoidable if they won at the battle of Varna. Resulting Ottoman victory paved the way for their acquisition of the Balkans as a whole, conquest of Constantinople and their incursions into central Europe. Not to mention the complete conquest of Mameluke Egypt by the Sultan Selim. If we could all look back to the results of Battle of Varna, we can clearly see this event as one of the most important events of the region.

[@LanteanLegacy]

Serbs? Serbs defended the Ottomans against the crusade check your info

[@geordiejones5618]

Crazy that this comes less than two generations after Ankara, which could have easily been a death blow. Very reminiscent of the Romans tanking heavy damage early on and coming back stronger.

[@tolgacetin2799]

@@LanteanLegacy Turkish and Serbian relations were indeed on okay terms when it came to crusaders as both of sides hated the catholics but it had seen some brutal conflicts as well. It had its ups and downs

[@imawormbeforeiamman6052]

​@@tolgacetin2799 serbs were loyal to the Ottoman during the war againts Timur

[@dejancujo]

​@@tolgacetin2799it's actually the opposite - crusaders hated the Serbs for not being subject to their rule. Crusaders were simply outsmarted by the Ottomans. They knew fighting Serbs was always a bad idea. Branković just got his state back from nothing. Crusaders offered him sh*t. He had fought against and along side of Ottomans many times, and estimated crusader army was too small to achieve a victory. The events proved him right. The rest is history.🤓

[@cografyakafas9407]

In the history books in Turkey, it is called the Treaty of Edirne, we talk about it being neither a victory nor a defeat, and it is mentioned very briefly. After watching your video, I just realized how difficult a process the Ottoman Empire was going through, the Albanian rebellion, the Karaman Principality and Europe. In fact, we see how strategically dangerous it is to be in the middle of the world. You have to fight on every front. Despite this, I am amazed that my country is still standing. We, the Turks, are very patriotic and warlike people. Otherwise, Anatolia, where the whole world has ambitions, should have been lost long ago.

[@alvirarahman1559]

This was needed to understand how good a Sultan Mehmet II really was. He was absolutely a 12 year old kid when amidst all this chaos and bad news, Murad II simply dumped the throne over his head, just before the Battle of Varna.

[@adamsnow4979]

Wasn’t he basically handing the responsibility to a more able grand vizier regent

[@alvirarahman1559]

@@adamsnow4979 What does that have anything to do with what I said?

[@adamsnow4979]

@@alvirarahman1559 sultan murad didn’t put his 12 year old son under the bus by giving him the responsibility most likely he wanted the grand vizier or some regent to manage the empire better than him

[@alvirarahman1559]

@@adamsnow4979 Nope. And there is a huge difference between a Vizier giving a Sultan advice and the Sultan in preparing for battle. Also, this just shows how much you don't know Mehmet II. He never took much advice from Viziers. He was one of the most autonomous rulers in mankind history. In any case, if Candar Halil Pasha was so in control of the situation, Mehmet II would not have called for his father to come back, and lead the war.

[@cba2make1up]

@@alvirarahman1559 But it is believed that Halil Pasha is the one who pushed him or manipulated him into calling back his father, no?

[@ronjohnson6916]

Interesting. I know so very little about this period beyond the way Vlad comes into the story.

[@runevi]

John Hunyadi really deserves his own video.

[@bashkimgjikokaj275]

Yes ❤ Maxhar Skenderbeg.

[@KHK001]

Amazing video! love this series KnG!

[@lothric_k]

Great episode thanks ! waiting another parts :D

[@MrSinclairn]

Good vid : the beginning of Vlad II (Dracul)'s son the eventual tyrant Vlad III Tepes ('the Impaler) in Wallachia while what became known as Albania saw the rise of Skanderbeg !👌

[@charlesjohnson6777]

Awesome video as always

[@HarisWoodshop]

Another high quality video, thank you for sharing.

[@arthur-yq4ic]

hunyadis mustache indicates signs of coming greatness

[@greyfells2829]

As a Hungarian, a wet-dream of mine is that Austria, Hungary, Bohemia, Romania, and Poland could have been united under one crown and eventually developed into a grand confederation :(

[@romanpopyk]

EU and NATO say hi. You can't get better then that. These nations are too different to stay together

[@amirhosseinyousefi8841]

Great , do you have plans to create a content about Matthias Corvinus ?

[@KingsandGenerals]

Yep

[@ogedaykhan9909]

amazing content i loved the whole series. its like a tv show

[@techninja1067]

You guys do great work

[@vlknlvnt]

16:30 music, narrative & incidents they all give the feeling like it's season ending

[@cba2make1up]

Learning about the seemingly disastrous position Murad was in before Varna, while also knowing the outcome, makes it all the more satisfying

[@buzan2296]

Wow, just wow. Impressive production and narration as always!

[@TheGeneralGrievous19]

János Hunyady was a badass & a great commander & leader. Love from Poland to Hungary! 🇵🇱❤️🇭🇺

[@AntoniuDraculea]

He was romanian tho, not hungarian.

[@AntoniuDraculea]

@@silasz5553 these are the facts: John Hunyadi was a romanian vojevode, even hungarian historians (check sources below) agree. Official documents from the time literally call him "the romanian", so cope all you want. The castle is a romanian one. From wikipedia: The royal charter of the transaction mentions Hunyadi as John the Vlach (Romanian).[11][13][41] Pope Pius II writes that "Hunyadi did not increase so much the glory of the Hungarians, but especially the glory of the Romanians among whom he was born."[223][224][225][226] The French writer and diplomat Philippe de Commines described Hunyadi as "a very valiant gentleman, called the White Knight of Wallachia, a person of great honour and prudence, who for a long time had governed the kingdom of Hungary, and had gained several battles over the Turks".[227]

[@spzhun]

​@@AntoniuDraculea Did he fight for Wallachia or Hungary? Was he the governor of Wallachia or Hungary? Did he lead the armies of Hungary or Wallachia? Did he represent Hungary or Wallachia? Even if his family was of Wallachian origin he was born in Hungary, he was born into Hungarian culture, he was a multi-lingual person but his mother tongue was likely Hungarian as his mother was Hungarian. His father was named "Vojk" which is a name from the Steppe culture - just like the Hungarian "Vajk". Doesn't sound Romanian or Latin to me. I'm sure there are things in the Wallachian culture and history that you guys can celebrate, no need to tap into Hungarian history for that.

[@AntoniuDraculea]

@@spzhun 1. Nationalism (emotional tie between an individual and his state and/or the totality of people living in it) is a modern 18th century french invention. In Johns time it did not exist. John fought for his faith (Christianity), for his king (who was a german) and for his dynasty. 2. He was born in Transylvania which was an is a romanian populated land. He trained to be a knight among serbians, germans and italians 3. Both of Johns parents were romanians. Johns mother is noted as being orthorox and living in northern Banate, an area which never had any hungarian minority. Hungarian historians identify her as part of the romanian noble familly Muszina (source:Makkai, László (2001). romanian vojevodes and cneazes, nobles and villeins. History of Transylvania, Volume I: From the Beginnings to 1606. mek.niif.hu. ) His father as called Voyk (Voic being a popular romanian name to this day) not Vajk. As noted above sources from the time are unanymous. John was a romanian, like his father and mother. Even his son Matthias is noted as speaking perfect romanian (to the point he had 0 accent and could pass as any other native romanian speaker).

[@piotrsieslak8915]

XD

[@Uzair_Of_Babylon465]

Great video keep it up you're doing amazing things 😁👍

[@relishschofield3924]

I see what you did there, using the EU4 colors that represent each country in 1444 was so pleasing.

[@beachboy0505]

Excellent video 📹 We wait ✋️ ❤️

[@KhalidibnAli-ut5zb]

Hunyadi was such a genius, yet the three times he fought a battle that mattered, Sultan Murad II humbled him. Hunyadi at Nis reminds me of Napoleon. It’s also interesting how the only pitched Battles Murad ever fought were against a mastermind who won all of his other battles, but the Sultan emerged victorious each time.

[@bartmazur5448]

super cool ! thank you !

[@ΑΝΑΣΤΑΣΙΟΣΤΣΙΟΤΣΙΑΣ]

Along with the diadochoi wars one of your best remastered series!!

[@wisdomquotaza]

Your this series is extremely amazing, informative. So it's a request that can you please make videos of this series twice a month, so we don't have to wait long for videos,😊 thanks

[@KingsandGenerals]

Not possible at the moment, thanks

[@oneshotme]

I very much enjoyed your video and I gave it a Thumbs Up

[@OctavianAugustusEmpire]

Please bring out another long episode of the Pacific War series, just like Guadalcanal 😌. I would be so happy!

[@jonbaxter2254]

I had never heard of this guy before, but he sounds like a legend.

[@tatarcavalry2342]

Favorite serie

[@tankopearl]

A retreat turned to victory...... Maybe the Crusaders learnt about the tactic from Mongols? As always, great videos and in-depth insight from K&G 👏🏿

[@simenonhonore]

Very interesting, thanks.

[@-RONNIE]

Thanks for the video

[@asiframzan3334]

very nice.. waiting for next episode

[@fehervari98]

Excellent video! The map has improved A LOT! the area of the counties of Valkó, Pozsega and Verőce shouldn't be marked as part of Croatia though. On that note, what's marked as Croatia should also be split in two, into Slavonia and Croatia. Also, if Croatia and Slavonia is marked, then Transylvania should be too. Alternatively, neither of those subdivisions should be shown.

[@UwaysGhazi]

Excellent quality. I hope that you plan to release the Battle of Varna soon. I hope that you haven’t put the Ottomans at 60,000 strong against 20,000 Crusaders like House of History did. Completely ruined his video for me

[@KingsandGenerals]

We will follow the sources

[@jozzieokes3422]

​@@KingsandGenerals correct response

[@tatarcavalry2342]

@@jozzieokes3422 Sources from medieval historians no matter their ethnicity, contains a lot of of lies but it can be and it needed to be corrected by common sense and other type of sources both from modern and old times.

[@jozzieokes3422]

@@tatarcavalry2342 well said man. i do think though that kings and generals do a great job of using the sources in a unbiased way and show that in their videos. kings and generals consider all angles and viewpoints.

[@UwaysGhazi]

@@jozzieokes3422 when did I tell him to go against sources?

[@LORDMEHMOODPASHA]

12:03 The Ottomans did not officially declare a jihad until the Russo-Turkish war of 1768-1774.

[@chrisharte4280]

I sure hope you guys will talk more about Vlad III the Impaler - when it comes.

[@4sakenreaper42]

Great video

[@gaborkelemen83]

In Hungary its a common oppinion, that Hunyadi was probably a bastard son of Sigismund. It was very uncommon for a low status noble to ascend in the hierarchy even if he is so talented that time. Maybe its just a myth, but it is an interersting theory.

[@mimisor66]

Hungarians would believe anything just as not to believe him to be Romanian. But it seems that Matthias too was called an "olah" by his contemporaries... in times of great danger and epic battles, great warriors prevailed over weak noblemen. PS if Huniadi would have had royal blood even as a bastard, he would have claimed that. It was a point of pride to have royal blood, irrespective if you were legitimate or not. He never did, nor did his son Mathias claim that.

[@gaborkelemen83]

@@mimisor66 own claiming to be a bastard that time was a political self murder when the religion was so strong. Its not GoT, its late medieval europe. And there were no thing romanian that time. Romanian national movements with such definition started much later. Can you refer me one document where Mathias rex is refered as olah please? Not centuris later romanian source, but from that period? Never seen any, and it would be interesting to see one.

[@list1726]

Thanks for posting

[@darkpaladin98]

Why’d you use Louis I of Hungary’s coat of arms for Wladislaw?

[@KingsandGenerals]

An oversight on our end.

[@lollllfol]

What on earth is your source for the hungarian component being entirely infantry? Medieval hungarian armies were almost entirely calvary focused.

[@AbhyudayaSinh]

Very informative

[@hafizbilal15]

Excellent video

[@amiinyusuf42]

Kings and generals i have been watching four years and i learn alot about medieval and mordern world history.

[@harith7089]

Suggestion Hungarian crusade against Kingdom of Bosnia.

[@graj7879]

I love this time period. I know you guys have done a Video about skanderbeg but there ist just so much to Tell about his rebellion... Maybe doing a small 3 or 4 Video Playlist would give "the shield of Europe" the honor He diserves. And Just through your Video about him i came in kontakt with your Channel

[@KingsandGenerals]

Yeah, a few videos are coming

[@kermitthethinker1465]

​@@KingsandGeneralscovering up the entire of carrer like Italian expedition and Venetian-Albanian war?

[@Mr.KaganbYaltrk]

Even though I am a TURK i respect him

[@Emad63324]

No one cares bro

[@tatarcavalry2342]

@@Emad63324 This comment got 20 likes unlike yours and you are not the one decide who cares and who not edgy smooth brain

[@Mr.KaganbYaltrk]

@@Emad63324 no one cares about you too

[@Emad63324]

@@tatarcavalry2342 chill out Mr Tatar 😂 no one asked about your opinion Go focus on your shit instead playing Saul Goodman for free here in the comment section🤷

[@minoru-kk]

Brilliant as always. John seems to be a striking Hungarian figure although I cannot confirm him with primary sources. If he or his son Matthias had lived a little longer European history might have changed

[@KingsandGenerals]

Thanks!

[@bombombarabom3794]

Matthias ruled a long time so that is not huge problem, bigger problem were next two Jagelo kings but even more than that high hungarian nobility. Those mfs cared more about how to gain more political power than the fact ottomans were going for their necks

[@debbielungsodaitfllo]

I hope soon they will make video about both vlad tepes and Stephen the great

[@matthewvalerio4735]

I love the Civ 6 music in the beginning

[@hassaanalisiddiqui3827]

Please upload atleast one video per month on ottoman series

[@Someone-by6jm]

When will K&G make a documentary on the sixth skibidi war?

[@zas3141]

My phone had 8% battery. After watching this it became 99% battery.

[@BatonuDeRas]

EU4 lore really goes hard can't believe we're gonna reach game start

[@زيد_المحمد]

Can we have a video about Alt Clut and the old British kingdoms after the Roman era?

[@techyygamer8762]

Eagerly waiting for next episode of ottoman empire

[@SpacePatrollerLaser]

It was Janos Hunyadi that gave Skanderbeg Gjorgj Kastrioti his start

[@raulpetrascu2696]

John Hunyadi or Ioan de Hunedoara as he's called here was such a hero for all the different people of the Balkans/Eastern Europe, he lead Christendom united together against the Ottoman oppressors

[@NationalistTurk.-nq1sb]

Ottoman prime another level!!!

[@wadisindhda7713]

Man it’s crazy how the Ottoman Empire was always able to prevail despite the intense internal and external pressure.

[@dratiqurrehman]

Love you brother❤❤❤

[@lfcfan030]

@KingsandGenerals Hi, could you please provide resources for a claim and elaborate how the Croatia is shown as an independent state in the video if it used to be conquered by Hungarians and what are your resources for a claim that Skenderbeg used to be an Albanian if his relatives were members of the Serbian Orthodox Church where they served as priests? Plus Georg was a Serbian mediaval name before the reforms of the Serbian language. I hope I get the answer. Thanks!

[@natheriver8910]

Very interesting 👏 👏 👏

[@CTTR]

Find a way to embed this video and the next one to EU4 historical scenario

[@amirmn7]

Hunyadi looks like a badass general

[@ahmetyaldz8765]

Jan Hunyad was a great commander, Murat II, who defeated him 3 times, was a greater commander.

[@kalpeti1]

Of course they had equal resources to wage war.. or not? ;-)

[@ahmetyaldz8765]

@@kalpeti1 yes they are..or not?

[@kalpeti1]

@@ahmetyaldz8765 nope, the ottoman empire was a way stronger and richer "country". Hunyadi had to fight against superior numbers in all of his major battles. so to say that Murad was a superior commander because he defeated Hunyadi in battle is just not true. There are a lot of other factors which contribute to a victory in battle, not just the skill of the commander.

[@ahmetyaldz8765]

No. contrary to what you might think, the Ottomans did not have superior numbers in battles. this is the consolation of Christian countries for themselves. If an event happens 1 time, it's luck, if it happens 2 times, coincidence, if it happens 3 times, stability

[@kalpeti1]

@ahmetyaldz8765 oooh so we are arguing on Kindergarten level. Sorry I can't follow you there :-)

[@SohamGoHome_]

cmon you could've released the conquest of Constantinople video on 29 may

[@alireza8492]

Amazing series

[@sasapetrovic1084]

Куновица/Kunovica/ Kunovitza is a monutin/hill between Nis and Pirot in Serbia

[@nicoz3110]

Will the channel member exclusive content ever be made available for the broader viewership? Didn't you, in earlier years, release it for the general public after some time?

[@KingsandGenerals]

Some videos were released, some will be released in the future

[@MEHMET_AMED_UREY]

Discord sunucusuna nereden ulaşabilirim?

[@MicaiahBaron]

It's almost time. Europa IV is about to begin... So close.

[@93Abydos]

YEESSSS! As a Hungarian it is a big surprise!

[@addickland5656]

EU4 Ottoman players watching this be like: "wait why do Candar and Epirus not start as my vassals! And why do I not have cores on Serbia at the start like on Albania! Bwah, stupid Byzantium and Balkan whiners crying to paradox about 'balance' costing me more AE for no good reason....."

[@dings4097]

AE is just a number anyway

[@makinapacal]

I should point out that the Crusaders deliberately downplayed, and sometimes even denied it, their quite serious defeat at Zlatitsa, to say nothing of their serious losses in the campaign. Murad made every effort to secure some sort of peace and even abdicated in favour of his son Mohamed II. I suspect you guys have exaggerated the extent of the despondency in the Ottoman Empire. The utterly duplicitous attempt to deceive the Sultan by a fake peace and then stab him in the back was justified by Cardinal Cesarini claiming that treaties with infidels didn't have to be honoured. The subsequent campaign of Varna would prove that karma sometimes happens in real life.

[@omerkart9489]

why not second siege of vienna ? when does this video comee ?? pleaseeee

[@KingsandGenerals]

Chronological series...

[@erdy2558]

What is the music called at the start of the video?

[@ronblackwell4439]

I don't know history. I ask can u include the resources of these regions I think I give people like me more understanding of motives

[@Great-Britain2]

Please can we do the ottoman Spanish wars including algeria Or Russo-ottoman wars

[@josephjoehard6174]

What game did video use?

[@M.B.Nthekartal]

whens the next episode coming out