"Let others wage war, you happy Austria marry" (Maximilian)

[@alyssagonzales8844]

PLSS lol the "clients have money, he doesn't." took me outtt💀😂

[@Belinda8881]

I like the way Maximilian´s father encourages him to build an Empire and the allegory he uses.

[@Magdalenkaization]

And his words proved to be prophetical, because Habsburgs indeed created the Empire where sun never set.

[@Belinda8881]

@@Magdalenkaization I know. And the Portuguese did as well.The Portuguese Empire covered almost all continents :Europe, Africa, Asia and South America. However the Habsburg Empire was and has always been very well known. Portuguese Empire and history were always less well known but that doesn´t mean they were less brilliant. And there was a time in history when the Habsburg Empire and the Portuguese Empire got together under a Habsburgh king (Filipe I of Portugal/Felipe II of Spain.And that was both empires finest hour.

[@Lily1127channel]

Yeah writers love to put prophetical lines into historical dramas. As if the characters saw the future as well as we see it now in the history books 😀

[@elkealbust8801]

I am born and raised in the city where the Habsburgs ruled before they lived in Vienna. Friedrich and Maximilian are well known here and even kids learn their history.

[@MasonGreenWeed]

@@elkealbust8801 let me guess, Zurich? Mulhausen? Graz?

[@Stickminbasi90]

So while others kill their way to a victory, the Austrians (and more specifically, Hapsburgs), prefer to fuck their way to victory... TBH, That's a far smarter approach to empire-building. I'm impressed!

[@Luke_Danger]

Too bad they weren't able to figure out a way to avoid someone else doing the same thing to them without creating chins that only a mother could love.

[@Stickminbasi90]

@@Luke_Danger Every approach has its downside, I suppose.

[@frenchsterr]

They prefer to fuck each other.. and look where it got them

[@soledadferrer1325]

Such a powerful scene. The father Is si grand! Thank you Lili.

[@margaretlavender9647]

The fate of kings for hundreds of years right up to our own Queen Elizabeth, as then yet Princess, being allowed to marry the man she loved, Philip. Her parents were a love match too, but he was not the heir when they married in 1923. But Elizabeth was the heiress in 1947.

[@annavanpelt827]

It turned out to be the right match ❣️

[@queenisabella9380]

Thanks so much for your uploads iv been looking forward to watching this I love history again thank you love your channel😍⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙

[@Lily1127channel]

Thanks ❤

[@annlrsraxlrs2010]

I just saw this clip the only one I have seen in Maximilian since I am going through an extremely tough exam period. Seems really nice and wow the relationship between Maximilian and his father is worse than the relationship between him and Philip had Been in the corona partida 😂. I will see all the clips as soon as I can😊

[@Lily1127channel]

Yeah, Maximilian is being so rude and insolent towards his father that I think it is not accurate and not something a child could do in the 15th century, especially towards an emperor 😄 It's also kinda funny how sarcastic he says that "let others wage war, you happy Austria marry" line, despising his father's political attitude, when in real life this quote became the motto and essence of Max's life later 😄 Always marrying for money and politics, always making his children and grandchildren do the same. But all in all the seroes is a good coming-of-age story of Maximilian, how the insolent child became the important monarch later on.

[@annlrsraxlrs2010]

@@Lily1127channel I thought that phrase was used for the hapsburgs much later in history well after Charles v too

[@Lily1127channel]

@@annlrsraxlrs2010 They used it later too but it originated from Max I. It was his motto.

[@ThomasL58]

@@Lily1127channel One of the few phrases that I know how to say in Latin.

[@rivenoak]

@@ThomasL58 _Tu felix Austria, nube !_ :) but the source is Ovid: Bella gerant alii, Protesilaos amet. (Let others wage war, Protesialaos shall love) Protesilaos was the greek hero from the _Ilias_ , who set foot on the sands of Troy first; an oracle said he would also die first and so it happened. but the gods granted him some hours with his wife Laodameia after the original death and Laodameia followed him into Hades willingly. deep stuff !

[@Belinda8881]

So, her stepmother is acting as a matchmaker.But Mary doesn´t seem convinced.

[@minhtue90]

Maximilian later would follow his father’s excellent example.

[@scottibrown3274]

Seems like the Habsburg’s don’t have good father/son relationships. I did like how he used the food on the table to represent the various countries and kingdoms. And it seems weird that Mary would compare the Austrians to barbarians...was that accurate back then?

[@Lily1127channel]

I think it's just the dramas that like to create these complicated father-son relationships, it doesn't always have much to do with reality. I don't think it was particularly true to the House of Habsburg. Other dyansties also had bad or worse father-son relationships that even led to power struggles and military conflicts. Max and Philip's relationship was made very complicated by certain political factors (the son inheriting Flanders etc) but I don't think Max was really this insolent and rude to his own father. About the "barbarism", we could say it has some truth in it in the sense that at this time Burgundy was kinda the most developed, most sophisticated, most fashionable court in Europe, already in the Renaissance era rather than the Middle Ages, so the others, including Austria, were obviously not as refined as them. But "barbarians" is a very big exaggeration.

[@themage1114]

I think Barbarian is one of the insults used at that time probably stemming back from the time of Ancient Rome. In our time we could insult someone by their intellect like moron, idiot or retard so maybe that was like what it was before.

[@thunguyen-sn2vb]

I can see their leadership styles clashed. Frederick did criticize Max for being a profligate military adventurer at some point and initially he held Max back from governmental power (but Max increasingly assumed imperial duties anyway). On the other hand the fashion of the time and Max himself certainly favored manliness and an energetic style in a leader. On a deeper level though they probably sympathized with each other, as both had great ambitions for their dynasty and Frederick was the one who initiated the Habsburg marriage strategy. Max later in his life did see value in his father's contribution.

[@bokonoo77]

Highly doubt it considering Habsburg domain was almost intertwined with Prague which was medieval metropolitan

[@dannydoj]

Real Game of Thrones

[@hoyinching9313]

Yeah, although his father is crazy, he tried to get everything is done.

[@luowatson6246]

From small Austria to A.E.I.O.U.

[@nagatomutsu844]

back to the small Austria after four centuries, went directly to hell in 20 years after the whole collapse. Revived to the world again, still, very happy. Felix Austria

[@MuimaLahbiba]

Bravo 👍

[@martinpettersson4828]

Are the women not speaking Deutsch? It looks like the voices are dubbed.

[@leoniemayrl3495]

No, in they speak French in the original

[@Kolya_Volkov]

In fact Mary was right, Habsburg became powerful by marriages and not by conquests. Nowadays we known Mary as the "Mother of the Habsburg dinasty" she was a powerful/smart woman who had a short life. Maximilian and Mary's grandson Carlos I of Spain and V of the Holy Roman Empire rule the empire on which the sun never set I laughed a lot when Mary called Austrians "barbarians" it was really harsh... Maximilian in the show was extremely arrogant against his father's actions. That is not true. I mean Maximilian always have a warrior's mind and he became a great Emperor and well the relationship with his son Filip was a bit complicated due to Flandes issue and well... There were sncient times in where parents were respected and feared and only few times loved

[@deram814]

The German actors spoke German, the French ones French

[@sectorgovernor]

Is there Matthias Corvinus in this movie?

[@Lily1127channel]

Yes, in one scene

[@sectorgovernor]

@@Lily1127channel I found it :)

[@raquelalcaraz1457]

Is it a movie or a film?

[@Lily1127channel]

Miniseries (3 episodes)

[@ijunkie]

TV serious one season

[@Kolchak_Enjoyer]

Wait, Is he the guy who fought at thirty years war?

[@Lily1127channel]

No, Maximilian I (1459-1519) died 100 years before the 30 years war (1618-1648).

[@Kolchak_Enjoyer]

Oh

[@mateomurn7505]

@@Kolchak_Enjoyer Hello your majesty. How is your son don Carlos?

[@saikrishnak8631]

you are talking about a bavarian noble

[@GabrielaGARAYREYES]

😮❤🎉

[@GabyHernandez-rv3vo]

😮😢

[@evilsciencelab3854]

The original was spoken in French, and it had nudity. This prudish edit is dubbed, and lacks the charm of the original.

[@Lily1127channel]

The original was not in French 😀 The original thing was that every actor spoke in their own language. The main actor spoke in German, the main actress spoke in French, etc. Actually, it's a bit weird if you watch the original original one, Max talking in German to Mary and Mary asnwering in French 😀 So the show was released with a whole German dub and a whole French dub as well 🙂 It is not a "prudish edit" that lacks the charm of the original, the clips are from the original show. It is just that you can't just upload nude scenes on KZbin and get away with it easily 😀 That's why I didn't upload the nude scenes or I cut the nude screens out 😀 But I can assure you that the German version has as much nudity as the French one. Anyway these are just clips, not the whole show, not every single scene is uploaded here.

[@johnmack1553]

Can't go a second without nudity eh coomer?