The 5 "Kingdoms of Italy" explained (Illustrated summary)

throughtout History there have been many states called "Kingdom of Italy" Though usually most people refer to the Kingdom of Italy ruled by the House if Savoy, so in this video i'll explein their differences and when they started and how they ended.
Chapter of the Video:
0:00 Intro
0:25 Odoacers kingdom of Italy
2:20 Ostrogothic Kingdom of Italy
3:04 Lombard Kingdom of Italy
4:58 Imperial kingdom of Italy
6:22 Napoleonic Kingdom of Italy
6:57 Kingdom of Italy (Savoy)
8:29 Outro
Assets used in the video :
Map Of Renaissance Italy: www.britannica.com/place/King...
By Franz Wenzel Schwarz - Napoli_Castel_Nuovo_museo_civico_-_ingresso_di_Garibaldi_a_Napoli_-_Wenzel_1060721.JPG, CC BY-SA 3.0, commons.wikimedia.org/w/index...
By Classical Numismatic Group, Inc. www.cngcoins.com, CC BY-SA 2.5, commons.wikimedia.org/w/index...
Sources used for this video:
Thompson, E. A. (2002). Romans and Barbarians The Decline of the Western Empire. University of Wisconsin Press. p. 61
Jones, Arnold Hugh Martin; Martindale, J. R.; Morris, John, eds. (1980). The Prospography of the Later Roman Empire: Volume II: AD 395-527. Cambridge University Press Page
„Ovida“ 815, “Odoacer” Page 791-793,
“Agilulf” Paul the Deacon, History of the Lombards, 4.20; translated by Foulke, p. 165
“Plague of Justinian” Rosen, William (2007). Justinian's Flea: Plague, Empire, and the Birth of Europe. New York City: Viking Adult. pp. 321-322.
“Birth of the Papal States” • Partner, Peter (1972). The Lands of St. Peter: The Papal State in the Middle Ages and the Early Renaissance. University of California Press. Page 20-22
“The Lombard Arian and Pagan Nobility wanted to preserve their own warlike culture and identity” Franco Cardini e Marina Montesano, Storia medievale, pag. 86.

[@Yuric_INC.]

Take a sip of water every time I Mention “Italy”, so you end up for the entire day going to the Bathroom multiple times in a single evening. Anyway, this video kind of turned into a video about how Roman Italy, became Medieval Italy and later modern Italy (though from a Northern Perspective, that ignores all the crazy stuff is southern Italy). Anyway Thanks for watching and see you…whenever I manage to break your lock :)

[@AGamerthatregretsalot]

easy way to get hydrated fr

[@lucatraversa7017]

Really good video! I'd like to know the stuff about southern Italy too since from what I know underwent differents domains (like I am Italian but we don't really address that in school since in the end it didn't affect the formation of modern Italy that much)

[@death-istic9586]

Love your videos!💚

[@Dar_Punk]

The last words made me a little tense. Apparently, I need to set a trap

[@ozz9777]

​@@lucatraversa7017maybe now... I'm 55. When a student, that history was taught with excruciating detail 😅 though very interesting, from the disintegration of the Empire, the Byzantine, the Arabs in Sicily, the Longbards, the Normans, the Holy Roman Empire, the French, the Spanish, just to name a few, in scattered order 😂

[@thegraytemplar2548]

I like how you made King Victor Emmanuel III’s height (5 feet tall) accurate next to his son Umberto II (6 feet tall)

[@polkka7797]

Victor Emmanuel’s wife was very tall lmao

[@King_Minos64]

He was literally a short king lmao

[@danielefabbro822]

Umberto Secondo was a great King and Man despite all the people says about him. He cared about him men, his country and his family. He proposed the referendum for the form of the State. He gave us freedom. May his memory be remembered in eternal.

[@antoniousai1989]

@@danielefabbro822 He was a king, a Savoia too. He couldn't be a good person if he wanted to since he came from a family of subhuman pigs who loved their image more than their own citizens.

[@antoniousai1989]

@@King_Minos64 He was called "Sciaboletta" (Little Saber). My grandfather got conscripted (he was extremely short) only because the king was 1 cm shorter than him, and since the king was the head of the army, they had to lower the minimum height for soldiers so that the king could effectively be the "Capo di Stato Maggiore". Such a joke

[@Butter_Warrior99]

6:12 So Italy was basically a battle royal for a minute.

[@ANDREALEONE95]

In fact it was already for over a millenia.

[@Butter_Warrior99]

@@ANDREALEONE95 True

[@GwainSagaFanChannel]

Italy and lowlands being the original battle royale before it got popular

[@MarcoCaprini-do3dq]

More like a millenia

[@iskanderaga-ali3353]

Only Sumers remember how it felt to no scope an Eblaite on Harran Remember the OGs o7

[@deltarts9620]

One of the main reasons why Italians historically blame the monarchs for the fascist rise was that when the "March on Rome" happened the military, unlike other coups, was still under the king's control and not by Mussolini's side; so Vittorio Emanuele had the power to stop the party there but for whatever reason did not and instead let them do what they wanted.

[@Boretheory]

I mean the king realistically would have started a civilwar, when the fascists took over the leftists were constantly revolting even having some small socialist and anarchist comunes declared. Plus he was almost killed by them, it made sense to choose the only ones who didn’t want him dead.

[@federicodelsarto940]

He did not because many military officers were in the fascist party or had simpaty for it

[@deltarts9620]

@@federicodelsarto940 It had many sympathizers between soldiers but not in most of the leadership (not that they didn't give some assistance to the party in the past, but it was more for an anti-communist strategy and not with the idea of giving them full powers). When the March happened the kingdom's troops that were present in Rome were at least, number wise, 10 times the "squadristi", so Mussolini hadn't the high ground at all. For the historian Renzo De Felice "Without the compromise with the monarchy, it would have been very unlikely that fascism could ever rise to power".

[@taargon9482]

The monarchy thought it could use the fascist to crush communist and do their dirty work. It backfired spectacularly

[@Old_Harry7]

The coup was judged unlikely to succeed and Mussolini himself while his goons were marching on Rome was in Milan ready to escape to Switzerland. The king going along with the fascist in order to oppose the left wing surprised everyone.​@@federicodelsarto940

[@CatotheE]

This animation is great. 7:26 This meme was pretty funny, but the Italians ground down the Austo-Hungarian Empire, stayed in the war longer than Russia (the AH's primary opponent until 1917, when Italy became #1) and gave the Hapsburgs their death blows. Their only real disaster was Caporetto, but the German and Austro-Hungarian advance was stopped by the Italians on the Piave and Mt. Grappa. The British and French sent 3 and 2 divisions to the Italian front, but that's nowhere near enough to credit them with the victory. They had about 1.4 million soldiers there by 1918 (with other divisions participating in allied battles on the Western Front and in the Balkans). Aside from that, the war was largely attritional, but the Italians had more soldiers to spend. At a time when gaining territory was difficult for the allies (except for Russia where the battles were more fluid and spaced out), they gained at Gorizia and the Bainsizza Plateau (which is why the Hapsburgs requested German assistance). If anything, I think their contribution to World War 1 has been massively downplayed over the years. That's without going into their industrial production, the blockade at the Adriatic, sinking KuK warships including battleships, the rescue of the Serbian Army, government and civilians during the Albanian golgotha etc.

[@Ryder-a-Blaze]

I like that Yuric’s avatar has a shadow surrounding the top half of his face, it really makes him look mysterious.

[@trygveplaustrum4634]

Friendly reminder that the Holy Roman Empire was one of the greatest factions to ever exist. Flexible, federal, populous, all to last a thousand years!

[@CantusTropus]

It was good at defending itself, though not so good at expanding. But the idea that it was a "bad" state is based on the biased assumption that states should be massive administrative behemoths that centralise all the power and conquer as much territory as possible.

[@erosgritti5171]

It was practically the EU

[@flaggy185]

It would have been better if...You know It had more territory from the former Roman Empire than italy

[@marsaeternum1003]

nope just barbarians larping as Romans while the Real ROME existed at CONSTANTINOPLE.

[@hectorpasserini6974]

Theodoric was the last a pretty king, he stabilized Italy as a united country, re invested in infrastrutture like architectural works in Milan and Ravenna. He did a great job at managing the turmoil of the period…than the Byzantines came in.

[@tylerellis9097]

More like then his successors came in, removed his tolerant policies and deposed the pro ERE Queen, inciting the Roman intervention and invasion.

[@Pan_Z]

To be fair, the Romans likely would've continued to rebuild Italy, as it held economic, cultural, and spiritual importance. Then the plague hit, hampering the Empire. Up to 40% of the Roman Empire's population died in the Justinian Plague.

[@louthegiantcookie]

Your character designs are so cool! I was watching this hoping the Papal States would show up, and was really happy to see them - if only briefly!

[@emperorpalpatine2721]

Agreed!

[@ignatiusqi9736]

in a nutshell Italy 1: Gothic Italy Italy 2: Lombardian Italy Italy 3: Frankish/Imperial Italy Italy 4: Napoleonic Italy Italy 5: Savoyard Italy

[@jesusalvarez-cedron6581]

Algo falta

[@baguettetank7619]

Did not expect such a quality video from the 'big booba' guy. Genuinely incredible work and cant wait to see more ! This deserves more views !

[@yossifhadad]

big booba 😂

[@Pan_Z]

The transition from erotic memes to history is a surprise to be sure, but a welcome one.

[@thesnake4015]

Bellissimo video! You did a very accurate Job in summarizing these storical events that shaped Italy. Also i love the outfits humanized Italy, really cool.

[@rainingdeath7633]

always enjoy your videos, amazing content as always.

[@gonzo7071]

Great video Yuric! I love Habsburg Austria in 6:10 just sitting there

[@toast_in_a_bucket7803]

As an Italian, I really appreciate the recognition of historical Italian Kingdoms They were just as many as the French Republics, if not one more (Which reminds me of the fact we might be entering our third republic soon if Meloni lives up to the bull she claims)

[@arx3516]

We still are in the 1st republic, no matter what journalists say. In order to have an actual 2nd republic we would need to scrap our current constitution and write a new one.

[@CollinMcLean]

I am doubtful. I would't put much weight in the word of someone with a sympathetic view of fascism...

[@specil-k]

Since Charles V's successors stopped calling themselves kings of Italy, and this was made official by the Peace of Westphalia, I'd argue Napoleon becoming king was a revival of the title rather than an usurpation from Francis I

[@thomasrinschler6783]

Nope, Italy was NOT removed from the HRE in the treaties of Westphalia - only Switzerland and the Netherlands were. The Kingdom of Italy remained de jure part of the HRE until 1797 and the Treaty of Campo Formio. The Emperor and the Imperial Diet still maintained power in the area during that time frame, such as placing the Duke of Mantua under the Imperial Ban in 1701, and outright deposing him in 1708. Check out the last four paragraphs of en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kingdom_of_Italy_(Holy_Roman_Empire) for the history of the Kingdom of Italy within the HRE from 1648 - 1797.

[@specil-k]

@@thomasrinschler6783 so does this mean that Italy has had kings nearly uninterruptedly from 476 to 1946

[@riccardoraimondi4468]

​@@specil-kyes, that's very true, and also hidden behind years of Savoy and Fascist propaganda

[@darkcube5553]

Another really good video from Yuric. Keep up the good work.

[@wiseide2559]

I ate dinner while watching this.

[@yossifhadad]

what was your dinner?.

[@davidbrignolo9708]

This was a really cool video, but I must say the Civil War part was inaccurate as the CLN had no power in the south, which was still controlled by the King de jure and by the Allies de facto. Partisans rose in the North to start an internal war against nazifascists and the RSI, hence the CLN was in the North and not all partisans were part of it either (most were though)

[@malarobo]

It's not entirely true. The Allies controlled the facto the South, as you say, but de jure the king shared the power with the italian government. From 1944 the governments Badoglio (Badoglio II) and Bonomi (I e II) were formed by the CLN. So the CLN power wasn't restricted only in the North.

[@FullMetalPier]

Excellent synthesis skills! The honesty with which you report the facts is also very appreciable. Ciao from Verona!

[@octocube3607]

I love your art style!!! Nice video

[@ivandevera7665]

"This is the kind of video you watch while eating dinner" Me: eating lunch while watching 😂

[@yossifhadad]

what was your lunch?

[@diggingdwarf610]

love the illustrations and the way you explain the topic im subbing

[@mrrubyita6150]

Please I need more videos like that! Amazing job, thank you!

[@JayCeeSquared]

Loved it ! Thanks. Actually learned a lot

[@peoplesaver4693]

Very cool, please continue this format!

[@NCRVeteranRanger]

I just noticed your name is people saver, & you have an Enclave PFP, which peaked my curiosity about something. Do you support the mainline Enclave ideals of wiping out all mutated life from the globe, do you support Colonel Autumn’s ideals of enforcing Enclave authority among the wasteland population rather than wiping it all out, or do you just have an Enclave PFP because it looks awesome & don’t actually support the Enclave in general? And no, I’m not berate you for liking the Enclave or anything. My Discord account is basically LARPing as a Colonel Autumn-loyalist Enclave Soldier, so I know better than to hate on others for liking the Enclave. 😅

[@aurorabassani5446]

This video is perfect in so many different ways (also your design for Italy are beautiful :0)

[@samoht2_059]

BABE WAKE UP NEW YURIC VIDEO JUST DROPPED

[@outerspace7391]

That was actually very educational I learned a few missing parts of the puzzle called Italian History, plus, the animation and the characters are all very smooth, good job!!

[@battlepans1927]

I’m new to this channel but I just have to say, I love the art style you use! I know most of this history already but I kept watching because I liked to see the characters you made

[@imperitalica]

Beautiful!!🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹 thanks Yuric!

[@rentscore3490]

Great job, loved it. Video apprezzatissimo da un italiano. I love when you use the Ostrogoths, my favorite barbarians

[@emolohtrab3468]

Super clear and pretty video, thank you

[@RepublicOfChebokstan]

Let's goooo babyyyyy Yuric did it again

[@necropolistc6357]

just got recommended you're video, very cool channel definitely subbing

[@leeyea2561]

I am Italian, I studied Italian history, but still I can't understand what tf they did since 450.......

[@TheStickCollector]

Nice to see another upload Neat topic

[@rubenlarochelle1881]

Gorgeous artworks!

[@andev8187]

really cool video, and the only content creator who can succesfully pronounce Giuseppe Garibaldi correctly

[@stevergenius]

Thank you for summarizing all of our transitions in history 🍷 we have a rich history indeed

[@slimeking4777]

My favorite history Channel

[@johnraven5517]

Yess, this was indeed entertaining and educational

[@bitjules]

I was indeed watching this while having dinner. great stuff

[@danielaverbuck5475]

This video was so dope.

[@ohio7876]

When the world needed him the most, he came back

[@Thereihmapper-og2bz]

As an italian, we absolutely avoid this subject in history for the hole of the history teaching. In a way you told in 8 minutes more italian history than 13 years of obligatory class. LOL p.s. (very much enjoyed the correct pronunciation of Garibaldi :) I absolutely love your content, and even if short I love anything you do, really, keep the work up pls!

[@koboldgeorge2140]

That seems quite incredible. Could you explain what you actually do teach? Genuinely curious

[@lucaventinove3151]

@@koboldgeorge2140 We learn about these topics in school actually, idk why the guy said that. The only topic you don't go in detail during school is the series of fighting between nobles in post-Carolingian Italy. One thing to not though is that we Italians do not use the term "Kingdom of Italy" for neither Odoacer's nor Theodoric's nor the Lombards' kingdoms. We use that term only in relation to the HRE Italy, Napoleonic Italy and of course the unified Kingdom of Italy

[@ray23empd63]

@@lucaventinove3151 the kingdom of italy of the hre is not actually studied, we always speak of the "Signorie" as if they were fully autonomous states

[@lucaventinove3151]

@@ray23empd63 It is studied when discussing about Carolingian Italy, and then Otto the Great's conquest. After that the title is pretty much only nominal and thus it is not mentioned

[@riccardoraimondi4468]

​@@lucaventinove3151yeah but we never study the actual kings as they do in other countries, we dont cover the Carolingian Succession rally well as there are many years that they never explain. Otto the Great conquered the Kingdom from the Kings Berengar II and Adalbert I, and after Otto there's 832 years of Kings and Queens until Napoleon but the narrative is that "Italians were divided after the Gothic wars, and then they unified in 1861". On another topic, The Kingom of Lombardy-Venetia was the successor of the HRE's Kingdom of Italy as Lombardy was synonimous with Italy in the Imperial Chanclery. In no other way it could even aspire to be called a Kingdom as the other two kingdoms in Italy at the time had papal legitimacy coinciding with the ancient Roman Provinces (Sardinia and Sicily)

[@porter5224]

For fun or no, your art was amazing as always, Yuric :)

[@Ushmadand]

I’ve been curious for a while now, what determines whether a nation is depicted as male or female?

[@TheAnonymousKnightOfJustice]

I donno, the franks conquer by war and breeding into the locals and adopting the local culture religion and stuff? While the austrians didn't?

[@TheAnonymousKnightOfJustice]

Oh lol "BREED"

[@TheAnonymousKnightOfJustice]

BREEDABLE

[@adrianopandolfo]

Boobs

[@MarcoCaprini-do3dq]

By the way he pronounces italian names and by the fact that his descripction says that english isn't his first language I'm pretty sure he's italian, and in italian every word has a gender, including countries

[@LEGOMANIAC419]

Not gonna lie, The countrypersons for the Papal States and France got me misbehavin'.

[@enzo.toscana]

Great Video! Grazie mille!

[@fellowcat3796]

Good video to watch with some good soup, thx Yuric.

[@cazek445]

3:09 this was IMO the true "end of the western roman empire". I wonder how italy would look like today if it was never depopulated like that. Anyways i love the artistic style of everything ^_^

[@MindAtItsFinest]

It was interesting and it was made quite well

[@suwakomoriya5145]

Would you do a video on the duchy of Saxony? I think it would be interesting to see how it diverged culturally from the Anglo-saxons.

[@d.3521]

There are 2 Saxons in Germany What one do you even mean?

[@suwakomoriya5145]

Sorry for the confusion. I guess one cool topic would be either the Duchy that emerged after the saxons were subdued by Charlemagne or he could talk about the electorate of Saxony. I’m sure either is intriguing enough for a video.

[@Butter_Warrior99]

Yey, another history lesson.

[@reubena7854]

Pretty boy history! Ill be watching more

[@TheGutsCasualGamer]

Man, never thought watching history vids would lead to this being on my home page.

[@profesordino]

for the love of god i beg you to make an art tutorial your style is so good

[@Aquilifer321]

Foreign powers have always wanted an Italy divided and at war with itself, Since the fall of the Western Roman Empire, due to this, the individual duchies and individual states within Italy were unable to contain foreign armies.Despite this, for more than a thousand years the Italian states have defended the Mediterranean from Islam thanks to the power of the maritime republics of Genoa, Venice, Pisa and Amalfi. The Norman-Sicilian kingdom participated in the conquest of Jerusalem during the crusades, just remember the knights: Bohemond of Taranto, Tancred of Altavilla, Richard of Salerno. King Conrad Of the Aleramics of Monferrato, he was king of Jerusalem. The Renaissance was born in Florence as well as the first university in the Western world (Bologna 1088).Italy and its kingdoms have always done their part to make the West great, and I am proud to have the same Italian blood as those great people who made up the kingdoms of Italy.

[@Volothos]

New Yuric video lets go! Also remind me, art question. Just me admiring your style, scott pilgrim was an inspiration right?

[@MrJinglejanglejingle]

I mean, i didn't know anything about any of this, aside from the Savoy, and that was only in name. So, might've been "for fun", but I found it educational. AND I was eating dinner whilst watching, so hah!

[@brojack3571]

From empire to kingdoms that'll more like a drastic downgrede

[@97Corvi]

Really small corection 6:50 the Island Is named "Elba" not Alba 😅😅 Exept that really good video !!

[@Leonardo-kl4nq]

please make a video about the republic of Venice 😭 I'd love to see one 🥺

[@bobbymichealson798]

Would you do a video on renaissance italy states?

[@ItalyTordy]

I love how you drew his lownes-... Uh I mean, his highness Vittorio Emanuele actually not as tall as the others

[@Forlyn0]

man, when you called out having dinner had to literally stop eating for a sec

[@ChristianSannino1904]

Finally someone considered Italy as Rome

[@CommonSwindler]

Sicily, under the great Roger II and his grandson, the brilliant Frederick II, much deserved mention. It was arguably the most advanced, sophisticated, wealthy, and extraordinary European state in its heyday. Under Emperor Frederick II, it was the visible precursor of Italian unity.

[@kkoyaanisqatisfy1432]

STUPOR MUNDI

[@riccardoraimondi4468]

That's true but it wasn't the kingdom of Italy. It should be sai that i find some dubious sources that support the idea that Roger II tried to take the title of king of Italy referring to the continental part of his realm, which was at the time referred to as "Duchy of Apulia and Calabria" but he may have renounced the title after some retaliation by the holy roman emperor. After the "Vespri Siciliani" the Anjou just named their continental realms "Regnum siciliae citra pharum" ehich means "the kingdom of sicily on this part of the strait of Messina" while the Aragon used "Regnum Siciliae Ultra Pharum" or "Kingdom of Sicily over the strait of Messina"

[@riccardoraimondi4468]

And thats ehy after the political unification of the two realms it became "Kingdom of the two sicilies"

[@angelicart.6]

la tua pronuncia dei nomi e delle parole in italiano mi ha fatto gemere

[@MrT_Rex]

I like your representation of France

[@jordanlapid]

Literally having dinner while watching this 👍

[@josueveguilla9069]

AWESOME. LETS GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO.

[@izzatsufian2796]

W for animation and artwork

[@somerandomchannelyoushould9529]

“This video would be one that you watch while eating dinner” *looks down at my bowl of cereal*

[@yokai6847]

I like the video

[@Mr.KaganbYaltrk]

❤ yuric we missed you where were you anyways nice video 👍

[@ziose0]

"Probably shouldn't watch this while eating dinner." Me, eating dinner and having to remind at this point for the 2nd time:

[@Antipius]

Amazing video! Though, the HRE kingdom if Italy ended with the 30 years war, iirc..

[@kaloarepo288]

Sulmona, Rome, Milan, Ravenna, Syracuse, Pavia, Turin, Florence - these cities were royal or imperial capitals of Italy throughout its history - though Sulmona is a bit 'iffy" - I am referring to the Social War of the southern Italians against the Roman Republic when they chose a city in Abruzzo to be the capital.

[@Hiro-os1ws]

could you please make something about 30 years war?🙏

[@juliusnepos6013]

Surprised with the start on the final western roman empires

[@CubixFails]

Ah a very informative video full of very handsome boys

[@francescobroghetti2206]

the thing I like more is the draw of Vittorio Emanuele III

[@michaellovinon3467]

Why are the characters soo fine

[@Darkgun231]

Ha! Jokes on you, I totally ate my dinner while watching this!

[@robztuff]

If you were my class’s history teacher, you’d definitely be the most favorite and the best teacher in the class Lol. 😂

[@oppionatedindividual8256]

Watched it while showering but yea accurate ending statement

[@AndrewChumKaser]

Talking italy and not one mention of Tifa. Good job.

[@AndrewChumKaser]

@Tigran-Abazyan Don't worry about it.

[@AndrewChumKaser]

@Tigran-Abazyan Long story short: a while ago in an actual Italian government meeting, someone was watching Tifa Lockhart porn and it mistakenly got streamed to everyone watching. Became a meme really fast.

[@Old_Harry7]

​@@AndrewChumKaser The woman wasn't watching porn, she left the online meeting credentials on stream, someone sniped it and screamed porn on it.

[@Hession0Drasha]

What were relations between the ostrogoths, visigoths and franks like? :)

[@Paludion]

I'm sorry but Habsburg Austria reminds me a lot of Ramon from Resident Evil 4. And is it just me or does his necklace depicts a poor goat or sheep being transported by a crane and being visibly unhappy about it ?

[@francescobroghetti2206]

a really good video and it is said by a italian

[@arthur-yq4ic]

i love te drawing so cute

[@Punckmuckl]

8:30 I feel called out

[@nphrandalcolt8719]

8:38 Well if you consider having a few fruits after work "dinner" sure why not

[@tomasdubravsky4851]

I need confirmation, do you have an account on a 'different' site?

[@Pan_Z]

With how unstable Italian politics is, it wouldn't be surprising if a 6th (or 7th) Kingdom of Italy emerged in this lifetime.

[@legregio2]

Good, but not without flaws: For exemple Italy warfare performance in 1st WW is not so different from how the rest of the Allies fared: in fact, it was Italian victory on the Alpine front that caused the collapse of Hasburg Empire.

[@acemcknight2407]

Jokes on you I watched it while eating breakfast. It was fun.

[@lorenzodidio493]

Where did you find the flag of imperial italy?

[@Yuric_INC.]

I basically made it up, i just combined the Lombard Cross and the Frankish Cross