4 Queens Who Fought to Give Birth to a Male Heir - Historical Curiosities - See U in History

4 Queens Who Fought to Give Birth to a Male Heir - Historical Curiosities - See U in History
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[@marshavilkas3512]

Not sure if she is in the video since I haven't watched it yet, but did anyone think of Anne of Austria and the 23 years of miscarriages she went through before giving birth to the Sun King?

[@loladawson4904]

She had 5 miscarriages during her 23 year marriage

[@winirozey]

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[@jamellfoster6029]

I noticed... That had to be extremely sad...

[@mangot589]

Maybe watch it?🤷‍♀️

[@lilgypsy31]

Yeah. He got to her while butchering the pronunciation of medici. I had to stop watching.

[@OptimusMaximusNero]

It's quite sad how Nicholas and his wife couldn't create a suitable heir to the dynasty no matter how hard they tried. Once they finally conceived a boy after giving birth to 4 girls, the boy had to come into the world with a very dangerous disease that surely would not have given him many years of life, even if he had not been killed prematurely by the communists

[@Disneyfilmily]

They had four girls, to make it even harder!

[@J3rs3y_G1rl]

It just sucks they couldn't do the right thing and just let Olga take the throne. She would have been a fantastic Czarina.

[@zivadinozzo5719]

@@J3rs3y_G1rl I agree!

[@sabrinastratton1991]

Leopoldo lived to 30 but life expectancy was not that long in 1900, 10 years at best

[@mantra24]

How in the world would you think the French king Louis would be pronounced "Lewis?"

[@Originella]

Thank you for saying it.

[@autumnpeacock4156]

It’s arguably the most used royal name too 😭 “Lou-ee”

[@randomnordmann4020]

He pronounced it "Luis" like the name "Lewis" instead of pronouncing it "Lui" you mean?

[@autumnpeacock4156]

Louis is pronounced as “Lou-ee” not Lewis 😭

[@missanne2908]

Also, Medici is pronounced "meh-duh-chee." and the "s" is silent in Dumas.

[@mandymagnolia1966]

And Versailles has a silent s 😬

[@briceni6136]

This channel would really benefit from pronunciation consultation or research. Whilst benefiting from the good work done to deliver good and factual information, there will be many watching that will imitate the pronunciations that they assume to be equally good and factual. This and many other channels unfortunately help to proliferate bad pronunciation on a large scale which is quite a misservice to the audience and the wider world. Please don't take this as an attack, it's meant only as feedback in order to help improve the quality of your productions.

[@KinneyJustin]

I hope they pin this comment!

[@oliverkarehag9883]

Since it wasn’t the first time I heard some pronunciation mistakes I thought it was on purpose to trigger comments like this. But I agree. I know that some names can be hard but it felt kind of half-decent to miss so many.

[@laura121684]

Came here to say this. Not only is there a problem pronuncing names, but other words as well. That's not to mention using incorrect words entirely (using the word "concluded" when he seemed to mean "consummated"), but yes, for the sake of everything that is holy, I hope he learns to pronunce names and words before he makes more videos.

[@kimberlypatton9634]

Yes.If you're going to conduct a historical info channel,it behooves you to take a few extra moments to check "Google" for pronunciation......there are those who need that correctness and may not use it while giving reports for school etc following these mistakes.

[@panjoy9628]

I was going to say the same, Im less than a minute in and already cringing from them pronouncing the "s" at the end of Louis, which is perhaps the most commonly known French name that does NOT pronounce the "s" at the end. I'm new to the channel and it made me think they just slapped on a half-decent "siri" text to voice thing

[@jacquelineredstone4487]

your mispronunciation of names/places is honestly astounding. please put more effort into this.

[@anna.owo.]

I think is offensive to care about that because some people have problems with pronunciation and learning disabilities.

[@jacquelineredstone4487]

@@anna.owo. sure, but this channel does NOT have any issues with that. they are misinformed. that is all.

[@-RONNIE]

Thanks for the video

[@christianchauhan23]

❤ all your video's mate 👍.

[@charliemcternan8190]

Another awesome amazing video

[@qinous4891]

So basically King Louis's grandfather was scared that Louis might be gay?

[@haroldbrown893]

Or asexual but his brother was gay and has children

[@panos617]

@@haroldbrown893 His own? Or someone else?

[@dreamcarriageaudio]

You forgot Katherine of Aragon, henry the viii's wife

[@bmilano1580]

Princess Elizabeth must have been so angry at the fall of the mornachy

[@Lumosnight]

I think you should at least watch any rendition of The Three Musketeers to hear how Cardinal Richelieu’s name should be pronounced

[@mianilsson710]

The current Swedish King has four older sisters, Margaretha, Birgitta, Desiree and Christina born before him. Luckely its now changed so we can have a future Queen regnat instead (actually 2 of them. Crownprinsess Victoria and her eldest daugther Princess Estelle

[@chadst.pierre5257]

I would think of Eleanor of Aquitaine and the second wife of Louis VII of France. Since it wasn't until Louis VII's third wife he would get his hier to the throne in King Philip II of France.

[@katiemartin6991]

Her great-granddaughter, Eleanor of Castile, is also a good candidate. She gave birth to 15 children, losing almost all of them and then dying after giving birth to 15th child and only living son, the future Edward II of England.

[@marquezangelica793]

when I saw the title, I immediately thought of Jane Seymour

[@benjackson91]

I thought of Catherine of Aragon Even though she didn’t succeed she spent almost 20 years trying

[@PerfectlyImperfect93]

I thought of Anne Boleyn ☺️

[@marquezangelica793]

yes and all of them had a horrible life with Henry VIII

[@savagedarksider5934]

@@marquezangelica793 What do you expect coming from the son of Zeus ? Henry the 8th is the illegitimate son of Zeus.

[@MareoYapp]

@@benjackson91 Didn’t she but the boy died soon after?

[@kitamcguire2509]

Dolphin 😂

[@mangot589]

Oh my that little girl holding the purse in the QE2 picture is so freaking adorable!

[@savagedarksider5934]

Great Video

[@carmenchicas6775]

Cuanta elegancia!

[@aingelbolesa5365]

Now these women are legends!

[@BimRen246]

Louis not Lewis

[@Vallyrah]

It bugs me every time he says Louis's name wrong. It should sound like Lew-EE.

[@jeromerowland5779]

I love your videos but I honestly grind my teeth anytime you say, "Louis" or "Medici"

[@donnasherwood283]

why can't these narrators manage to find out how to pronounce words ? regg ent WOW commonly known to be said REEgent.

[@Disneyfilmily]

Or Richelieu, not Ree-shell-u

[@michellebruce5092]

Great history lesson I enjoyed it 👍😀

[@anna.owo.]

I hate the negative comments that are rude about pronunciation. You guys would not being able to say my real name right so stop policing others.

[@maryxxam7400]

Facts 🙄 like appreciate that he’s teaching us history smh Brats wouldn’t be able to pronounce our names correctly

[@alannashaw]

The pronunciation in this video is horrible

[@maryellencook9528]

Please try to learn how to pronounce names of historical individuals before reading the script.

[@donnizammit7434]

Great information but the pronunciation of the names hurts me sometimes

[@nancyM1313]

🤴💜👸

[@callmethecommentcountess9329]

My favorite is Guinevere

[@JoshLianLegend]

Lewis

[@savagedarksider5934]

Congratulation me ! I got Athena, Aphrodite, Hera, Artemis, Persephone, And Demeter pregnant.

[@calvinstaley0123]

You're nuts

[@atabongjunoir5256]

@@calvinstaley0123 totally agree

[@postmodernfairy1747]

Luise loved locks. Not watches...

[@November_892]

Did you even try to pronounce the words

[@carmenchicas6775]

Osea que tuvieron muchos hijos.

[@Pakylousy]

If you need help with french pronunciation i can help you ;)

[@aliciahowell9617]

I can’t help but wonder if your purposefully mispronounced almost every name. S is silent at the end of words in French. Louis is not pronounced like the surname Lewis. It’s more like Loo-ee. In Medici the c is pronounced with the CH sound. The content is good but the repeated mispronounced well known names is hard to ignore. Wikipedia has pronouncement guides on each bio age. It would greatly improve your content to look those up in your basic research.

[@beulah3484]

LOUIE! It is pronounced Louie not Lewis..

[@skyetan86]

You could've literally just looked up pronunciations on google...

[@sassoy3370]

Bro the pronunciation is painful Louis Not Lewis

[@nicholasbarber3644]

all henry viii wifes

[@enjoyingmyvodka1013]

Russia 🇷🇺 France 🇫🇷 I miss these two countries

[@taylorsmith2196]

I came for the history, but left because of poor pronunciation. It got very frustrating very quickly. It's Loo-ee. Loo-ee! Not Loo-is. ALSO, it's not FEEyadoronva, it's FEYAdorovna.

[@melenatorr]

I'll add another one. Pronounce it this way: "Dew-doe-nay". It means "God given", which they certainly must have been the case at that point.

[@0hMyLife]

Dislike for the HORRENDOUS pronunciation......

[@asserwondu2643]

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[@jaybee9269]

Dude, your mispronunciations are grating. Louis XVI is pronounced “Louie”.

[@theresaschuebel5151]

It is pronounced Dough fawn.

[@lupesanchez7102]

Omg dude do they know that the men make the gender

[@Lumosnight]

Nope, they didn’t. It was considered a woman’s job to bring life to this world, so women were exclusively blamed

[@mrlaughable9073]

Yay. Pin pls almost first 😁

[@timallardyce1216]

Good video, but PLEASE learn how to pronouce French names correctly!

[@LorenzoGiannetti]

Behead or get rid of the king who generates only daughters with any dude who carries Y chromosomes, if you are so keen on a psychotic inheritance of whatsoever through a single gender hereditary mechanism. Which is ridiculous, as any noble title. Nowadays nobility has been adopted for a very brief period compared to human history, and all holy descent is simply laughable and irrational. Still unbelievable that most noble families haven't yet been stripped of what their ancestors have stolen with violence throughout the last centuries. Historical accuracy, besides the above, is disputable.

[@davidortiz3094]

If a King wants a son that's his right. Just like anyone else. Also his right to decide who to leave the throne to. You don't have to like it. One's opinion is irrelevant when it comes to how royalty choose to live.

[@randomnordmann4020]

Ridiculous how? You know what the main cause of a kingdom ending up as the lesser partner in a personal union back then was? Very simple actually, no male heirs.

[@clavenbostic8212]

Oh Louie waz gay