The Valentinian Dynasty-Roman Emperors-Real Faces-Emperors Valentinian I,II-Valens-Gratian

[@Xorkuss]

Sadly, the problem with late roman busts is that they cared less about making the most accurate copy of the emperor's face and more showing an emperor with "imperial looking features". So we can't be 100% sure that the statues truly represent the guy's real face. It's also why in your videos Constantine and Valens do look similar. A lot, honestly. Still, always love some Roman emperor face!

[@miladyblue5077]

Excellent as always! You always manage to find just the right music to go with each person or group of people. Thank you so much, looking forward to your next epic.

[@panagiotisconstantinou]

Thanks 👍🙂

[@AA-qf7pk]

@@panagiotisconstantinou Regards from the Republic of Moldova. Please make the Dacian girls. The Dacians lived in the Carpathians (Romania today) 2000 years ago. There are many statues with Dacians from ancient Rome

[@azigar]

Bob Marley would be so happy with you. Never do you make us wait in vain!!! It obv will have little things that pinpoint it as a recon but you've got BEAUTIFUL little details. You never disappoint

[@restitudororbis8235]

Excellent video 👍 The theme is so 👍👌

[@ThalesGMota]

Great vídeo as always you Must Bring Valentinian iii and General Flavius Aetius and Marcian To Wax Theodosian Dynasty

[@LeoFall1]

Dear Panagiotis, you habe done a great job. Thanks for that

[@yahyamahmoud9476]

Excellent!😍 Please, do the real-faces of Faiyum Portraits

[@ascendingstar5673]

Excellent work as always and thanks for sharing very exciting when you make peoples of the ancient times become alive.

[@user-ru1ki]

Amazing as always. Never want your videos to end. Great job. Thank you Panagiotis 🌸🌸

[@magdalenaespinosacerbon3517]

Magnífico como siempre¡¡¡ Así deberían ser las clases de Historia en las escuelas, se verían a los personajes, con su dimensión humana y se entenderían sus acciones, en el momento de su existencia No los sentiríamos ajenos y muy lejanos, ya que teniendo su rostro los puedes ver como personas y no sólo por sus nombres. Gracias por una lección de Historia excelsa

[@gooseware4937]

Another enjoyable video, so enjoying your work, thank you.

[@gonefishing167]

Thank you, another great video. Always amazes me how different peoples faces look when they smile! It’s like a transformation. 👍👍👍👵👵👵🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺

[@giulianostella8603]

Thanks! This work deserves to win the Nobel Prize!

[@Perl_Kolesnikova1943]

Liked your intro very much, it looked like the intro of an epic movie. Great video as always!!

[@tekannon7803]

Thank you Panagiotis for bringing the past into the present and into our homes and finally through our eyes and into our minds.

[@cripersefone2012]

Always sensationals regains of these old faces in an artistic conception ! Congratulations !

[@adalavin8648]

Thank you for another wonderful video. Another reminder of how brief and danger palace life was. While it might be good to be the emperor/king you could never trust anyone around you. Especially your own family and closest confident.

[@iDeathMaximuMII]

You missed one last member Valentinian III (425-455) Great Grandson of Valentinian I & Grand-Nephew to both Gratian & Valentinian II

[@servioster]

Great !

[@kaiserdarius3132]

Can you please do augustus

[@panagiotisconstantinou]

Augustus is in a couple of clips but it would be a good idea to get his own.

[@Elena-zb2or]

BRILLIANT!!!!

[@causantinthescot]

Most underrated emperors: Valentinian I, Theodosius I, Gallienus, Domitian and a par between Gratian and Constans I.

[@alessandrogini5283]

Also Alexander severus and,yes,valens

[@causantinthescot]

@@alessandrogini5283Valentinian I: I am happy to see that you appreciate my brother Valens. Do you compare him with your idol Severus Alexander?

[@causantinthescot]

@@alessandrogini5283 Valentinian I: What about me? Am I a joke for you? Everyone said I am a jerk despite my caring to the plebs like Severus Alexander. 👿👿

[@alessandrogini5283]

@@causantinthescot what do you think about gratian?

[@causantinthescot]

@@alessandrogini5283 he's fine.

[@Nembula]

Very nice work.

[@danricevontanaka9424]

Good Post of this Roman Emperor and his military and political qualities.

[@alexeygrankin8203]

Certainly wonderful and interestable!!! Surely great job!! I truly like the facial reconstruction of some Roman Emperors of Valentinian dynasty much.. Was Valentinian III (died in 455) the last Roman Emperor of Valentinian dynasty, correct? It looks like I am always curious. By the way, I cordially thank you for your marvelous development!!

[@MrRankku]

Valentinian III, in spite of his name, really belonged to the Theodosian dynasty

[@iriswaterford8881]

Thank you once again. As a mother it hurts a little watching the short lives many had. Did the last Valentin? take his own life because he had no real power or was he murdered by hanging?

[@panagiotisconstantinou]

Possibly the latter as the imperial court was a very dangerous place, a usurper could make his move at any time annihilating the emperor's family to avoid vengeance or any claim to his rule.

[@CAP198462]

I was looking around on KZbin for a recreation of William I of Normandy, a.k.a William the Bad-word, William the Conqueror. I couldn’t find one. I was 😔 How about it?

[@powerist209]

Now I cannot find it easy to see Valentinian I as “guy with anger management issue”.

[@MonikaEscobar1965]

Fantastic video and music again, dear Panagiotis! But, unfortunately I discover a serious error here again, namely it is claimed that Andragathivs was a Goth. No, he, Andragathivs was Welsh after all and he was the son (or nephew?) of Magnus Maximus (Macsen Wledig)!

[@elysewright9205]

Your work is truly brilliant and makes it so easy to imagine these images as a real person. Please would you do a video of William Shakespeare? He has left the world such a wonderful legacy and your interpretation would enhance that. Thank you!

[@panagiotisconstantinou]

I will give it a try!😃👍

[@elysewright9205]

@@panagiotisconstantinou Thank you!

[@erc621]

My father roots I know are from Gargano Mount in Northern Apulia, Southern Italy, because my grandfather and my father they was born there, so my surname Ercolino or written Ercolano Is from Apulia Land in front of the Balkans, and the Town called San Giovanni Rotondo the ancient city of Bisanum where lived a mecedonian tribe called Paiones in the past. I discovered my father Dna Is Haplogroup G1 also called Haplogroup G-M285 , so my father lineage Is from the ancients Persians and Phoenicians too

[@rumichacajoy]

Thanks for sharing the family's DNA....Persians and Phoenicians. Wow!

[@erc621]

@@rumichacajoy ok , you're welcome and thanks you too

[@annescott3641]

Thank you for your brilliant videos. I just cannot pronounce your name 😂

[@AA-qf7pk]

Regards from the Republic of Moldova. Please make the Dacian girls. The Dacians lived in the Carpathians (Romania today) 2000 years ago. There are many statues with Dacians from ancient Rome

[@Michael_the_Drunkard]

By the 4th century, the Dacians were assimilated by the Goths. The Roman Mœsians (actual ascendants of Romanians and Moldavians) migrated north of the Danube in the 7th century, due to the Slavic invasions.

[@arthur-yq4ic]

where is arbogast

[@erc621]

I belong to Potior Valens also because my granny princess Marianna Cottone daughter of Teresa Valentino, her family Is the the House of Cottone also written Cotton from France and England monarchy , and under Coat of Arms of the House of Cottone there's written Potentior , so It means me and my granny Marianna Cottone and her mother Teresa Valentino we belong to Gens Potentiores , and firstall from Hercules Myth

[@erc621]

I knew the House of Valentino family of my granny's mother Teresa Valentino from Reggio Calabria in Southern Italy the First root Is from Constantinopolis

[@erc621]

However my dear Constantinou I see something in your face also in Valentinian Dinasty firstall in Valens emperor , and in Valentinian II too Just like in Honorious of the Theodosian Dinasty too. Maybe we're greatgreatcousins

[@erc621]

I think I descent through my granny 's mother Teresa Valentino from Valentinians Emperors

[@TheJbirddude867]

Valentinian III???

[@Artanissnow]

Ancient Rome the real life game of thrones

[@erc621]

But It could be possible also from Valentino Arshakuni of Armenia genealogy tree

[@lucyrodriguez6693]

Rayos!!.. yo no hablo inglés...😏😔

[@LordWyatt]

Anyone else imagine Valentinian I with a nerve on his forehead always throbbing with anger or is it just me?😂

[@panagiotisconstantinou]

He was an emperor who fed his enemies to his two pet bears, so he might have been a bit unstable.

[@LordWyatt]

@@panagiotisconstantinoutrue, but I’d still argue he was the most stable out of the Valentinian Dynasty; especially with Valentinian III executing his best general like Honorius with Stilicho.

[@marialadybug6261]

Du svarar inte så det är ingen idé att lämna kommentarer. Tråkigt men sant.

[@user-ru1ki]

You are mistaken. He does reply.

[@samwell2386]

Edward 3!

[@stilo398]

Thanks for doing Valens and Valentinian, east and west, as the final, lasting division of the united Roman Empire, not to come together again until its revival toward the end of the times of the Gentiles. According to Daniel's prophecy there are to be 5 stages in the 4th great world empire, the nondescript "Beast": 1. United Roman Empire 2. east-west balance of power 3. One World Gov't (economy and religion) 4. 10 kings/kingdoms 5. the False Messiah. Afterwards, the true Messiah will rule for 1000 years from Jerusalem on a renovated earth (not a new heavens and earth).