Battle of the Catalaunian Plains Cinematic Film - Total War Attila

[@Bothrops_Asper_89]

The battle that inspired Tolkien to write the battle of Pelennor fields and the charge of the Rohirrim.

[@РудольфМелконян-ч4ы]

Actually, it was siege of Vienna of 1683, that inspired him

[@magnusthered4973]

@@РудольфМелконян-ч4ы both actually

[@thomasthellamas9886]

@@magnusthered4973 neither in fact

[@ioangogov2993]

GIVE THE MAN SOME PRAISE SUCH QUALITY AND PRODUCTION THIS IS AMAZING THIS WAS AMAZING

[@GeSoS]

''War is the father of all. He made some men as gods, others as simple men, some as slaves others as free men.'' HERACLITUS

[@nilvoidzero000]

“War is sweet to those who have no experience of it. But the experienced man trembles exceedingly in his heart at its approach.” - Pindar, Ancient Greek poet (c. 518 - 438 BCE)

[@mariacelialimasanchez4028]

Even if there was little mistakes awesome video man nice work

[@king.1706]

سلام عليكم و رحمة الله و بركاته اذكروا الله وصلوا على سيدنا الحبيب المصطفى محمد اللهم صلِ على سيدنا محمد و على آله وصحبه كما صليت على سيدنا ابراهيم وعلى آل سيدنا ابراهيم في العالمين انك حميد مجيد❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ياحي ياقيوم برحمتك استغيث اصلح لي شأني كله ولا تكلني الى نفسي طرفة عين❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ اللهم اغفر للمؤمنين و المؤمنات و المسلمين و المسلمات الاحياء منهم و الاموات🌹❤️ في حديث رواه مسلم في الصحيح: ثلاثة لا يكلمهم الله ولا ينظر إليهم يوم القيامة ولا يزكيهم ولهم عذاب أليم: المسبل إزاره، والمنان فيما أعطى، والمنفق سلعته بالحلف الكاذب، هذا من باب الوعيد عند أهل السنة والجماعة ليسوا كفاراً بل من باب الوعيد والتحذير والترهيب، المسبل يدل على أنه كبيرة من الكبائر، والمنان في العطية الله جل وعلا قال: لا تُبْطِلُوا صَدَقَاتِكُمْ بِالْمَنِّ وَالأَذَى [البقرة:264]، والمنفق سلعته بالحلف الكاذب، اللي يقول: والله إنها علي بكذا، والله إني شريتها بكذا، والله إنها ...... بكذا وهو يكذب حتى ينفقها يمشيها ويأكل أموال الناس بالباطل هذا وعيد شديد يدل على أن هذا من الكبائر من كبائر الذنوب مثل الحديث الآخر: ثلاث لا يكلمهم الله ولا يزكيهم ولهم عذاب أليم: شيخ زاني -شيخ شايب- وملك كذاب، وعائل مستكبر، هذا يدل على أن الزنا مع الشيخوخة مع كبر السن يكون أعظم من الزنا في الشباب أكبر إثماً، وهكذا الملك الكذاب إثمه أكثر؛ لأنه قد أعطاه الله الملك وأغناه الله عن الكذب فما الحاجة للكذب، وعائل مستكبر مع فقره يستكبر، الغني قد يحمله الغنى لكن هذا مع كونه فقير يستكبر هذا يدل على أن الكبر طبيعة له وسجية له نعوذ بالله فاشتد بهذا إثمه نسأل الله العافية لا حول ولا قوة إلا بالله. نعم. المقدم: جزاكم الله خيراً سماحة الشيخ. ت

[@kevinnorwood8782]

The version I buy of this battle (and I've watched actual DOCUMENTARIES about this battle) is that the end result was essentially a stalemate. Both sides got HEAVILY mauled and suffered IMMENSE casualties, the reason for which is because Attila delayed the battle until the late afternoon, meaning that when the fighting was at its heaviest, it was getting very dark. At one point it DID look like Aetius was going to finally crush Attila, to the point where he created a funeral pyre for himself and was planning to burn himself alive so that he would die undefeated, but right at that moment, Aetius's chief ally, Theoderic of the Visigoths, was killed, so the Huns started to get their morale back a little. But by then, it was pitch black, akin to the battle in the American Civil War where Stonewall Jackson was mortally injured by friendly fire, so Aetius had to disengage. The next morning, the Huns were in possession of their baggage train, but the Romans and their allies were in possession of the battlefield. Technically, this meant that the Romans won the battle, but it could not be called a TOTAL victory, because Attila was still alive! As such, he and the Huns were able to escape. What is more, instead of pursuing them and actually ENSURING a total victory by destroying Attila there and then, Aetius let him go, for reasons that will forever remain unknown.

[@seanweston2907]

Aetius never disengaged it was Atilla who did, with the Roman ally cavalry smashing into atillas left causing his German troops to route and in fear of being encircled atilla retreated and Aetius had to stop his allies from giving chase which would have ended atillas reign early even possibly taking his life rather than be killed

[@seanweston2907]

It was a decisive Roman victory which secured it’s borders until its collapse

[@thealmightygonk2644]

I would argue that it was a complete victory for the Romans, the Visigoths are leaderless, Attila has been temporarily defeated, and when he comes back he will be able to keep the other Germanic tribes in check.

[@soedirmanfighter5319]

Greatest general as he was, Aetius realized that it was Attila and his army that keeps the Germanic hordes from directing their focus to Western Roman Empire. He *needs* Attila, as the presence of Attila and his empire contributed to survival of Roman Empire. He just needs to gave Attila and his Huns harsh lessons, so they would go to Germanic Tribes instead Roman Empire. But the death of Attila become the unexpected end of Hunnic Empire, and thus the Germanic hordes starts directing their focus to Roman Empire again. Either that, or he was just tired, lol.

[@belisarius1]

The burning balls of hay were definitely historical. That's how the Romans beat the Huns, the Mongols, the Nazis and Martians.

[@DezoCorka007]

What about adding some katyusha rockets? It would be even better.

[@belisarius1]

The moment a tard took a joke for reals. The Romans did beat Attila at Chalons. No goddamned person said the Romans were beating the Huns nor that the Romans continued beating the Huns after the fact. The Romans also did not beat the Mongols, Nazis nor Martians (just in case you also didn't get that).

[@johnwalker8499]

@@belisarius1 Tell us how you really feel . Lol

[@senseypires8817]

1 year later attila sieged roma and pope begged to attila,romans gave all gold in roma citiy so technically we saw who won that main battle.

[@mkddizon]

That intro was lit man, keep up the great work with it you'll improve more and more bro

[@aiova8708]

Attila forever 💪💪💪

[@user-damdokk-qr17]

there are a few kings of name ''adala'' in sin-ra kingdom that is one of korea three kingdoms at b.c 60 ~ a.d 920. korea ancient three kingdoms ( goguryeo , baekje , sin-ra ) have territory that is , manchuria , korean peninsula , southern japan , and east part of china. and sin-ra's kings were from hun. hun is relative of sin-ra. goguryeo is guri , koree , korea

[@thedon9247]

You are aware that the Battle of the Catalaunian plains was a Roman victory, Right? Attila was forced to withdraw from Gaul. Despite managing to Return to raid the western empire, The huns never posed the same threat they once did, And Attila died two years after the battle. I'm just going to assume this battle wasn't mean to be historical.

[@erwinrommmel2456]

Donald lisberg both sides lost many men and withdraw, Attila refreshed his army and sieged Rome after Cataluanian Battle ;).In the year of 452 there was no one to stop Attila even Aetius just a reminder ;).

[@ave92me]

Vladimir Ismailov Aetius intenctionally didnt help when Attila invaded Italy, not because he was afraid, but for a political advantage agaist the emperor Valentinianus III, just a reminder

[@DuyLe-qb7jb]

My english is bad and i have a little knowledge about history but theres onething that im pretty sure that shangtsung was sprouting alot of bullshit and was acting like a dick. Turk masterrace? The country is despicable, both them and China spreading propagandas about their territories .

[@gamelot12093]

Well it was a mostly barbarian army allied with the Romans. By that stage the Western Roman Empire couldnt afford to field big armies because of the loss of North Africa which was the main source of tax revenue, and the rich were allowed to buy exemptions from military service, and people in cities/towns werent allowed to join the army. Atilla invaded Italy the following year and sacked Milan and wiped Aquelia off the face of the earth (its refugees founded Venice) so Im sceptical that this battle was as decisive as some believe.

[@kevinnorwood8782]

Donald lisberg You did see the final line of text at the very end of the video, right? It explicitly says, "The battle is considered a controversial Roman victory."

[@AllenMacCannell]

Wait. Never heard there was a night battle. I was sure Atius let Attila go because he needed to keep a common enemy to hold his alliance. Attila on his part had delayed the start of the battle to 1PM precisely because his forces might start to lose and nightfall would save them as it did. This cartoon over dramatizes and overuses 🔥 fire

[@Platanis2008]

This battle served its purpose, to stop Attila-so, it is a strategic and decisive Roman victory! Furthermore, this battle marks the descend of the Hunnic people as a threat...about 20 years later there won't be anywhere in Europe!

[@saratmodugu4000]

The huns were still in eastern europe and central asia. Ernak would expand the empire to include the lands of Yadegard of Persia as a vassal. The saxons were still called huns even to this day as a derogatory term from the time they were huns. Hun is a political term, not an ethnic one. The avars still called them huns until the bulgar turks destroyed them completely. fterall the avars were subjects of the Hephthalites according to the romans until Gokturk conquest.

[@Platanis2008]

@@saratmodugu4000 Well, if we take it under this prism, Russians and Finns are Huns as well...

[@saratmodugu4000]

@@Platanis2008 absolutely, the Ostrogothic empire of Ermanaric was incorporated. Remember Hun is a political term like American. Mexican American, Chinese American, etc. however it wouldn’t be recorded in Roman sources due to poor understanding of the nomads, seeing them like a bunch of war bands than Khaganates. It doesn’t help that they are the only recorded khaganate to use semi nomadic peoples like the Germans and Slavs which confused scholars as to the political nature of the Huns. It’s like if the Mongols assimilated the Iroquois or Cherokee or Wampanoag.

[@jonasledesma4703]

great film. lots of bloody scenes and explosions like those of michael bay films. what mods have you used here?

[@monchamonchi7204]

*According to RichardTheGeneral* , the *chance rate* for *Total War: 2015 Era* broadcasting is *75%*

[@TheHistorick07]

Can I use your video clips in my history channel?

[@chazhill8185]

Reallu really well done man!! i know how hard it is to get something like this just right! keep up the good work :)

[@jackduncan5311]

Think you should revisit this one using fall of the eagles and more mounted huns and dismounted Goths. The Gepid infantry only came in during the final stage of the battle

[@NedimCanIncebay]

That is one of the oldest videos of mine, so there might be these kind of inaccuracies! I'm planning to remake it. :)

[@jackduncan5311]

Nedim Can Incebay awesome man, love your channel. Particularly the Manzikert one ❤️

[@monchamonchi7204]

*Foederati forces

[@kublbock9322]

RIP from having so many men, in the end so little

[@brkysnturk]

I don't know what should ı say... IT WAS INCREDIBLE. I think ıf u can add voice record ıt will be better. I'm waiting more legendary wars such as Troy. I'm sure you will be get fameous in the future goodluck.

[@papazataklaattiranimam]

The Huns and the Roman allies met at the Catalaunian Plains, near Troyes, and fought to a draw. Convinced after the battle by the crafty Aëtius that he held a dangerous position, Attila moved into northern Italy, where the Huns would directly threaten the city of Rome.

[@seenbefore2803]

Bruh I swear to god I see you everywhere

[@jamesbartlett230]

@Nedim Can Icncebay, what mods did you use in the video?

[@mavericktrinidad9242]

hey nedim what did you use in this battle did you use a DLC or a mod? I'm asking for a friend

[@AnuragMishra-iw9zu]

Can u made a video on war between hunas and Indian king skandgupta.Thank you

[@francit.7636]

Beautiful, a true epic battle. But I cannot find the first music, the name is too generic. Could someone help me?😉

[@francit.7636]

@@NedimCanIncebay thank you!

[@elcapodeicapi80]

what are the mods youre using? and how do you have that dark theme in-game?

[@nahname3961]

Attila lost first one then he backed really deep and took those fields back and even defeated franks on the Orleans for claiming the area he been had,but he never could get his army like old days,meant to getting peace treaty with Christians on pope's word.

[@josephfoley8572]

Where Did You Get Mega Units

[@nickgiotrading4733]

Makes warhammer combat look like a joke. You did great!

[@toroklevi]

so the "victorious" roman army left the battlefield the next day... and Atilla remain at the battlefield for another fight from his car-camp...and the "victorious roman army " was nowhere... sound ilogic after me... sorry folks, that battle was won by Atilla ! never was another battle when the victorious army ran away from battlefield in the night , never.. so pls try to think logic

[@acrylic1176]

War is different from a battle. The romans won the battle yet they lost the war against the huns is what you meant...........

[@amazingxl.5308]

Imagine to have the entire hun army and atila right in your face.. I don't know how Aetius did it

[@mynamejeb8743]

100% epilepsy from the shaking

[@AK-sz3xo]

Hey man, this is amazing! How did you make it? I know you used some cam mods, but how did you place your commander on the mountain top alone and not with an entire unit. Also, how did you move your camera so smoothly, whenever i move my cam (even when i press ALT-K) it moves very fast like always, so what did you do to make it move like that? Thanks already man,

[@AK-sz3xo]

Nedim Can İncebay oh i would love that, i've asked so many ytubers but they didn't reply. I also plan on making total war machinimas that's why. Btw thnx!

[@gunnmansailo1341]

2 words slow motion

[@МакссовМакс]

Sacred victory of the huns. Attila legend!

[@darthvenator2487]

The visigoths/Romans won. The hun crawled back in shame and defeat.

[@МакссовМакс]

@@darthvenator2487 think as you wish

[@rowlattgamer3355]

@@МакссовМакс i mean he is right though. They did won this one

[@yrysbekraiapov6347]

​@@rowlattgamer3355 they didn't, stop claiming your dreams as a truth.

[@jamesminter70]

What archery mods do you use?

[@НиколяФилибер]

Great job. Roma Victor!

[@atahan783]

Nice job bro!

[@lamaf8028]

Can you make tutorial for movie?

[@VsroYT]

Lamaf I can give you some tips. What is it the most you are having trouble with?

[@Jolynmanymeafy4449]

Excellent

[@myimagination-5548]

Make a video on Maratha Empire,you will have more content 👍

[@janborak4424]

Which mods did you use ?

[@janborak4424]

Nedim Can İncebay Thank you, I'll definitely use it :)

[@ВладимирИванов-е9щ1р]

Names of the mods?

[@mariacelialimasanchez4028]

Should put Viking video please

[@mykedee666]

That was badass, but it woulda been even better to see an overhead of how the opposing armies lined up as they were about to fight. The beginning was a bit anticlimactic, fo lack of a better term.

[@babaeren62]

BRAVO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@babaeren62]

Ne demek :) Saygılar.

[@sectorcheese2650]

more than 300000 men fallen in this battle.

[@king.1706]

سلام عليكم و رحمة الله و بركاته اذكروا الله وصلوا على سيدنا الحبيب المصطفى محمد اللهم صلِ على سيدنا محمد و على آله وصحبه كما صليت على سيدنا ابراهيم وعلى آل سيدنا ابراهيم في العالمين انك حميد مجيد❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ياحي ياقيوم برحمتك استغيث اصلح لي شأني كله ولا تكلني الى نفسي طرفة عين❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ اللهم اغفر للمؤمنين و المؤمنات و المسلمين و المسلمات الاحياء منهم و الاموات🌹❤️ في حديث رواه مسلم في الصحيح: ثلاثة لا يكلمهم الله ولا ينظر إليهم يوم القيامة ولا يزكيهم ولهم عذاب أليم: المسبل إزاره، والمنان فيما أعطى، والمنفق سلعته بالحلف الكاذب، هذا من باب الوعيد عند أهل السنة والجماعة ليسوا كفاراً بل من باب الوعيد والتحذير والترهيب، المسبل يدل على أنه كبيرة من الكبائر، والمنان في العطية الله جل وعلا قال: لا تُبْطِلُوا صَدَقَاتِكُمْ بِالْمَنِّ وَالأَذَى [البقرة:264]، والمنفق سلعته بالحلف الكاذب، اللي يقول: والله إنها علي بكذا، والله إني شريتها بكذا، والله إنها ...... بكذا وهو يكذب حتى ينفقها يمشيها ويأكل أموال الناس بالباطل هذا وعيد شديد يدل على أن هذا من الكبائر من كبائر الذنوب مثل الحديث الآخر: ثلاث لا يكلمهم الله ولا يزكيهم ولهم عذاب أليم: شيخ زاني -شيخ شايب- وملك كذاب، وعائل مستكبر، هذا يدل على أن الزنا مع الشيخوخة مع كبر السن يكون أعظم من الزنا في الشباب أكبر إثماً، وهكذا الملك الكذاب إثمه أكثر؛ لأنه قد أعطاه الله الملك وأغناه الله عن الكذب فما الحاجة للكذب، وعائل مستكبر مع فقره يستكبر، الغني قد يحمله الغنى لكن هذا مع كونه فقير يستكبر هذا يدل على أن الكبر طبيعة له وسجية له نعوذ بالله فاشتد بهذا إثمه نسأل الله العافية لا حول ولا قوة إلا بالله. نعم. المقدم: جزاكم الله خيراً سماحة الشيخ. ه

[@ferdinandocastaldi86]

this is the case of say: war never change

[@Gretel1236]

yes it fucking does explain how we began using guns and gunpowder artillery in 15th century and begin using planes, tank and chemical weapons during ww1.

[@osmandegirmenci_tr]

Good.

[@Whitemoon193]

like in American movie. fire and explosins everywhere

[@ReviveHF]

There's a lot of Micheal Bay moments in this film, which is epic.

[@elcostagameplays889]

Chad Flavius Aetius

[@TuwuAshina60]

Atilla encompassed the Roma city in the early spring.

[@erwinrommmel2456]

Nedim Can İncebay Gotların Romayi tamamen bitirmesi için pek fazla şey yapmalari gerekmiyordu zaten, %90 hatta 95 lik kısmı Atamız Attila yapmiştı.Katalon Savaşını mağlubiyetimize saysalar bile, ki bence yenilgi değil(iki tarafta geri çekildi) Attila amacına ulaşmişti zaten; Katalondan 1 sene sonra Attila Roma önlerine geldi onu durduracak ordu yoktu, papayla aralarında ne muhabbet geçtiyse vazgeçti Romayı fethetmekten.Ne varki Atamız Attiladan sonra dayanamadı Avrupa Hunları Bati Romadan önce yikildilar.

[@bendeguzbagira7954]

452 hun army attack italia !

[@shangtsung8443]

Nicely done dude 👌👏 no one match for attila and the huns , turks are the strongest people on earth 💗

[@imperator7828]

The huns were literally defeated in this battle and attila died 2 years later. Their empire ended along with him while rome formed the most influential and longest lasting empire to ever exist.

[@shangtsung8443]

Hhhh yeah that's rather right , but it takes two massive and devastating armies to achieve that 😉😊 beside , the visigoth king got killed in the battlefield and that battle in a way or other was the beginning of the end for the western roman empire and Attila had the ability to conquer the whole empire but the pope told him smth no one knows about so he could have simply walked away 🤔

[@imperator7828]

shang Massive and devastating armies? What are you on about lad? Stop lying to yourself, the west was weak and had been fighting countless barbarians for years. There are many other reasons for its decline and fall, such as political instability, overinflation and too much reliance on foederati troops. If you're gonna blame a battle, then the battle of the frigidus played a much more important role. The western Roman empire fought against the Eastern Empire and lost most of its veteran legions. Combine that with the constant barbarian invasions, they were given no chance to recover. Attila had NO ability whatsoever to conquer the whole empire nor did the pope exist yet. You're being very anachronistic. There was no catholicism or orthodoxy therefore no pope. Also the empire was too large for attila to conquer and keep. The huns were shit at administration and organization hence why their empire fell immediately after the death of attila.

[@imperator7828]

shang tsung Lest I forget that the huns weren't alone in this battle either and they were MORE than the Romans

[@shangtsung8443]

George Pitsounis hhhhhhh what are you talking about !?! 😂😂😂 Somebody missed many history lessons i guess . Read some history books and you will realize that the alied roman and visigoths forces were uncountable , and the huns have been defeated right but the casualties on the roman side were horrible And the battle has occured on 451 a.d and thats means four hundred years after the christ's birth So what are you talking about

[@nizamet-ulsaksakiye3957]

Dünyanın en iyi videosu

[@antalsafar4255]

No Roman victory.

[@chevalierdeloccident5949]

SUPRA TERRAM GALLORUM VUOLAT AQUILA LEGIONUM

[@fariskhanate1521]

Altai kai warrior, turk family

[@yavuzscakir]

Mükemmel

[@brianhurd8691]

learn to use BC-AD.... enough of the edgy alternatives.. and it was a GREAT ROMAN VICTORY!!

[@Wolf741000]

because huns were vastly outnumbered, and romans had geographical advantage. In a fair fight Huns would annhilate the romans

[@bendeguzbagira7954]

heeeheeeheeeee roman army refugees italia !!!

[@Amine06200]

248 Victory

[@Amine06200]

SPQR victor

[@МакссовМакс]

No

[@thomasimalski7580]

,, VIVERE MILITARE EST ,, ! ! !

[@bendeguzbagira7954]

non catalaunum battle of trois 100% hun winner ! west-water gothica refugees hispania, alaniens refugees egyptom, franc refugees trans massife-centrale! roma legio refugees italia

[@goodbanter4427]

Lmao it was a Roman victory, they held the field

[@TuwuAshina60]

Roman Victory? Hahahha Lost Rome

[@teutonicorder9520]

Wrong.

[@gamelot12093]

More like Gothic victory

[@abdulhamidbinvasibinturk2836]

Savaşın kimin kazandığı belli değildir.Kimi tarihçiler Atilla’nın geri çekilmesi üzerine Roma’nın kazandığını iddia ederken,kimi tarihçiler Roma’nın birdaha büyük bir ordu kuramaması ve Atilla’nın birkaç yıl sonra Atilla’nın Romaya dayanması üzerine Atilla’nın(Hun) kazandığını iddia eder.

[@МакссовМакс]

@@gamelot12093 the visigoths were driven out by the huns ☝

[@Amine06200]

Aetius « the last roman »he save europe from the barbarian Huns

[@johnwalker8499]

If my memory is correct I believe the Roman emperor killed Aetius , And like you said he saved Rome .

[@yerzhansgames8859]

Uly Turk

[@romelrousselcepeda5992]

Kill