The Animated History of Italy | Part 1

[@Suibhne]

Just to clear it up, yes. There will be more than one part in this series

[@EpimetheusHistory]

Awesome!, Fantastic video man! Beautiful animations :)

[@Spartan-1821]

Suibhne DO Greece next

[@gusty_scarf]

can you do England or the Netherlands next? I mean you dont have to but I would like to see those

[@中国毛泽东]

Suibhne Where are you from?

[@TheBellKeeper]

put "part 1" in the title then...

[@nazigol289]

I'm an Iranian studying here in Italy. Such a lovely country and culture and also my dear Italian friends. saying hi to you from a Persian

[@masterjunky863]

In che città vivi?

[@nazigol289]

@@masterjunky863 Milano

[@axoram]

grazie , ma anche il tua Persia ha una cultura e una storia che ha dato moltissimo all'umanita'.

[@stavrospantelidhs8760]

Love to Italy from greece 🇬🇷❤🇮🇹

[@товарищАлександр-ч7г]

Love to greece from italy 🇮🇹 ❤ 🇬🇷

[@Coleyjp0716]

Stavros Pantelidhs 🇮🇹❤️🇬🇷

[@alexbox8967]

All united like a single country, we are the true romans of all europe❤️

[@filipporemonato4235]

Grazie

[@valentino2866]

Italy=💩💩

[@zanzao-1ps318]

Also known as the coolest history of all the time

[@g.l207]

Zanzao-1 Ps3 Definitely!

[@espeditolito]

Nice profile image

[@albebelt3013]

Sicuramente, bro!

[@jeremyxiv4667]

That cool history ended pretty much when the Byzantines left Italy

[@jacopo.mazzei]

@@jeremyxiv4667 So, I guess renaissance isn't a thing, right?

[@kaczuszkapaczuszka7979]

Love Italy🇮🇹 from Poland 🇵🇱❤️ Did you know that both of our anthems bear mutual historical references?

[@eccoeco3454]

Nikozja pffp. Yup we were two people oppressed and torn apart to the liking of foreing powers Già L'Aquila d'Austria le penne ha perdute Il sangue d'Italia il sangue polacco bevee col cosacco mal cor le bruciò The Austrian Eagle has already Lost her feather The Blood of Italy and Poland She drinked with the cosack but It burned her heart

[@giorgiannicartamancini3917]

Nikozja pffp. I actually did not, what are they?

[@Aragonstar]

Già L'Aquila d'Austria le penne ha perdute Il sangue d'Italia il sangue polacco bevee col cosacco mal cor le bruciò Marsz, marsz, Dąbrowski, Z ziemi włoskiej do Polski. Za twoim przewodem Złączym się z narodem. Marcia, marcia Dąbrowski dalla terra italiana alla Polonia Sotto il tuo comando ci uniremo come popolo!

[@giorgiannicartamancini3917]

Thanks a lot, to think about it we're pretty close :D

[@Santonesgravato]

Nikozja pffp. Love you from Italy!❤️

[@TheArmchairHistorian]

Great stuff Suibhne. I look forward to the Part 2! Griff

[@joedino5774]

Ayye this guy

[@RF_N]

YOOOOO ITS YOU

[@Bigsnake210]

I love the comments: "this is the history of Rome not Italy" Why does this historical revisionist argument comes up only about Italy? what about Sweden? are people going to argue they have nothing to do with the Vikings? what about modern China and ancient China? The Romans literally called themselves Italic, the political campaign of emperor Augustus had "Italia" at the center, he unified Italy itself, are we going to ignore the historical and genetic evidence of modern Italians being descendants of the Romans? what about the millennia of history between the two? It's just an excuse to deprive Italy of it's legacy and it's done out of pure envy.

[@federicofossarello4685]

Bigsnake210 That's true

[@alaskanbullworm5500]

Northern European revisionism is no secret

[@andreadallalba9920]

Bigsnake210. Where I put your medals?

[@g.l207]

Bigsnake210 I’m Italian and i think you are right, but all the Europeans are Roman because we share the same culture and Roman Latin past. Our languages come from Greek and Latin.

[@SuperJuvexxx]

ROMA ErCavaliereNero lol not exactly

[@lombardmordesian]

I LOVE MY NATION !!! I am italian, sono italiano, great video !!!

[@mat4860]

W L'ITALIA

[@francescopensabene1671]

Grazie al cazzo che ami l'Italia è bellissima

[@mat4860]

@@francescopensabene1671 😂😂

[@lucrezias.9535]

Io pure

[@andreabozzi9244]

Bassano sei tu?

[@timothymclean]

...I'm pretty sure Justinian wasn't the last thing to happen to Italy. Is this supposed to be a part 1 or something?

[@rileymiller1294]

Provocateur ?

[@Suibhne]

Yep. Keep your eyes open for Part 2 ;)

[@jnliewmichael4235]

Provocateur What is that supposed to mean?...

[@arawn1061]

Provocateur wtf you talking about?

[@caz0141]

Timothy McLean after justian the "eastern Roman Empire" was now called byzantine

[@mohamedbouchanane5067]

Italy has a rich history and culture 🇮🇹🇩🇿❤

[@lucabralia5125]

Grazie

[@Saretta-go3zl]

Graxie/Thanks hehe

[@NiteDriv3r]

Mixed with Arabs Italians are not real Europeans!

[@mohamedbouchanane5067]

@@NiteDriv3r what are they then ! Africans ?

[@zaqwsx23]

@@NiteDriv3r Europe is a Greek-Roman construction. They are THE Europeans.

[@studentofhistory718]

Look whos back with a bang! Good to see you back man!

[@G1nger11702]

Man its so strange to hear Rome described like a foreign society. Most people tend to take a first person or relatable approach to the Romans because of how much info we have about them. Gives great new perspective

[@Bacon-Dave]

One of my favorite phrases I remember from studying Latin in school: Carthago delinda est!

[@fantastic_n0b]

Delenda 🙂

[@fantastic_n0b]

@Licia V. No it means Carthago has to be destroyed.

[@Nangong123]

@Licia V. LMFAO DELETED

[@benskyddd]

Hemmoroidza lol sounded funny to me too

[@aureliano_37]

Love to Italy from Germany! Such an interesting and rich history and culture Italy possess.

[@pantera6343]

Proud Italian 🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹

[@alessandro5853]

Viva l'Italia ❤️🇮🇹👍🏻

[@aviatorsound914]

God save Rome

[@benstevinson764]

Love ❤️ Italian 🇮🇹 History!

[@tvgirlover911]

Finalmente qualcuno che apprezza la nostra storia ormai dimenticata

[@ciagangstalker]

Viva nostra antenati

[@oscarbelmare_22]

Greetings from The U.S. to Italy 🇺🇸-🇮🇹

[@lucabralia5125]

Hello from Italy

[@zhyang8720]

US is the biggest trash

[@oscarbelmare_22]

@@zhyang8720 I would say the trash just makes the news more over here, I just think the idiots are getting louder

[@JezElectro13]

Love to Italy/Włoch from Poland, only country that doesn't have "Italy" related name for them 🇵🇱❤️🇮🇹

[@giacomop801]

The best country 🇮🇹💪🔥

[@user-ne8od7up1l]

🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹

[@romanrepublic1356]

Giacomo P is the USA.

[@feden6840]

@@romanrepublic1356 In your dreams

[@daniellap.stewart6839]

@@romanrepublic1356 hell yeah

[@Coleyjp0716]

Giacomo P 🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹

[@gutsjoestar7450]

I'm French and the French language is a mix of germanic, latin. Mostly latin as italy and spain so every latin language is kinda italian.

[@thelivingdead1728]

Français is a cool language.

[@muhammadbayu1099]

The common of French has galian-roman DNA that the meaning is French is Celtic-roman

[@gutsjoestar7450]

@@muhammadbayu1099 French is Latin, and Roman celtic yeah but the frankish invaded us

[@muhammadbayu1099]

@@gutsjoestar7450 yes... French is little bit germanic

[@Nubrezyu]

@@muhammadbayu1099 even Northem italian have Gallic roots

[@a.s.944]

Love Italy from Armenia 🇦🇲❤🇮🇹 My number one favorite country in the world all time . ❤

[@ericsummers809]

Just became a Patreon supporter and wanted to say how much I appreciate the effort you put into these great condensed history lessons. I hope that others join me so that we can help you get to a more consistent gap between uploads. Best of luck!

[@Suibhne]

Love reading these kinds of comments. Thanks so much

[@cerberus144]

The Flavians WANT you to think they had nothing to do with Pompii being destroyed but Tidus Flavious left a bad Yelp review at a pizza place there and that was all the excuse the gods needed.

[@giorgiannicartamancini3917]

cerberus144 The most shocking fact is that nor pizza or pasta existed yet, those were terrible times

[@angusyang5917]

Pasta and pizza came from China later on xixixixixixixixixixi

[@giorgiannicartamancini3917]

Angus Yang Not really, pasta was actually discovered indipendently in both countries and in Italy derived from a Roman meal(it seems contradictory to my previous statement but it wasn't really the pasta we think of today) while pizza was rendered possible by the introduction of tomatoes, there's also a nice legend about it

[@angusyang5917]

www.pbs.org/food/the-history-kitchen/uncover-the-history-of-pasta/

[@giorgiannicartamancini3917]

Very good article, and I think I wasn't clear, I did not mean to say that Italians invented pasta, simply that, as the article mentions, it was probably not imported from China, it's a dish so ancient thats a bit difficult to track down to its origin and it was likely discovered indipendently in many places; like fire or the wheel

[@shadowrunner7014]

Your videos are so unique , I like your animations, I like how you edit your videos, and how you tell the storyline. Keep the hard work man. Wish you the best 😉

[@pattymellon7740]

Italy part 2?

[@MrDroenix]

I doth agree!

[@JiafeiProducts6969]

@@MrDroenix so?

[@LucaArdis]

Ora non so di cosa parlano certe persone, ma ragazzi i romani erano italiani a tutti gli effetti, al dila' che l'Italia era solo un'espressione geografica. I romani erano un popolo di ceppo italico, come gli etruschi od i bruti, bruzi o come volete chiamarli, lucani ecc.. Ecc.. Che poi questi popoli provenissero da altre zone ok, ma a sto punto dobbiamo arrivare a parlare dell'evoluzione e varie migrazioni da parte dell'uomo ahah.. Comunque sia i romani erano italiani, come i galli e franchi francesi, anche se i franchi erano di ceppo Germanico, ma ritornerei al discorso antecedente. Ribadisco romani uguale italiani... E comunque sia nella storia del nostro paese ci sono ben altri popoli oltre loro, anche se i romani hanno insegnato la cultura... Anzi noi italiani l'abbiamo insegnata al mondo...

[@frawolfhd1490]

Ma tipo no

[@qwerty-rv4gc]

@@frawolfhd1490 Ma tipo si

[@frawolfhd1490]

@@qwerty-rv4gc no, noi italiani siamo il frutto della mescolanza di tantissimi popoli che ci sono stati dopo i romani

[@qwerty-rv4gc]

@@frawolfhd1490 E invece no, voi italiani siete la mescolanza ANCHE di popoli che ci son stati dopo i romani. Geneticamente, il vostro dna è in parte come quello romano (che già di per sé era mescolato). In più, I romani possiamo descriverli "italiani". Gli unici fattori da tener in mente non sono certo solo la geografia e la genetica

[@frawolfhd1490]

@@qwerty-rv4gc Ma chi sta parlando di mescolanza genetica! Stavo parlando di mescolanza culturale, i romani non erano italiani, bensì ITALICI.

[@eliasfrahat7074]

Miss you

[@iamaheretic7829]

Elias Frahat i see you everywhere

[@eliasfrahat7074]

Obi Wan Kenobi it is just luck

[@natashalejune1]

REEEEEEEEEE

[@odysmar619]

Do The Animated History of Greece next!!

[@Cataphracts_History]

Love and peace from end enemy of the rome

[@ciao300]

Thx bro

[@Plata-ori-plumbu]

As a Romanian, I consider Italians as family. Noi suntem familie!!

[@nathanaelbenkakitie6823]

did you say family?

[@claudiodambrosio6480]

@@nathanaelbenkakitie6823 dom??

[@Celeste90ify]

On the other hand, Italy and the Romans are two neo-Latin countries 😍💕

[@ilcamerata6266]

Like, if you are Italian

[@mihailshevchenko2368]

Fucka no

[@andreabonacossa8709]

Va ben tut ma no "il camerata" 😂 Mi preferisi pù see "il compagno" 😂

[@mat4860]

Salve

[@arandomface9985]

Oh si

[@filipporemonato4235]

Eee bella a tutti ragazzi

[@mhansen9255]

Big love to Italia from Danimarca 🇩🇰❤️🇮🇹

[@jinjiyoshi5548]

I kid you not I just ordered some little Ceasar's when this was uploaded. It's always a treat when Suibhne uploads.

[@mattwightman3930]

I'm happy to see that you're still making these videos! They're really enjoyable, and educational! Keep it up.

[@charliemasson4287]

Greeting to Italians from France ! Vive les pays latins !

[@reviewer7368]

4:25 There shouldn't be The Colosseum in 46 AD. It was founded in 70-80 AD But great video! Waiting for part 2

[@chille0136]

Finally the story about Italy, thank you

[@Saretta-go3zl]

Eh finalmente bro (are you italian?)

[@heckincat1406]

Out of all european countries, as a european myself, I'll always respect Italy and Greece for being the most culture rich and old countries. Much love

[@ManKnz]

Love this video and the cartoons :) Btw Flavian dinasty was 69-96 AC, and the Vesuvium explosion (along with the destruction on Pompei, Ercolano and Stabia) was in 79 AC. Geat video.

[@christophermcd9507]

I love these animated histories, i accidentally watched all of them before work this morning. I cant wait to see what you make next, keep up the amazing work!

[@sovietunion3034]

Ya, Rome 2 Total War background music... (love that game) ROMA INVICTA

[@jhudieltheone308]

ME TOO DAS RITE

[@RealDarkBlade]

No matter the crime, the characters in the animation are so cute you just can't be mad at them :)

[@Ifritlordofire]

It's "Panem et Circenses", not Panem et Circunsenses (?!). Good video though!

[@VachicorneOld]

On top of that, the C was pronounced K.

[@aster965]

Rodolphe Fouquet the creator of this video speaks English. The point of the video isn’t his fluency in Latin, it’s just a quick history video.

[@atomar8995]

I always find absurd and ridiculous when english speakers read latin like if it was english

[@uhh-8445]

panem et circumcision

[@albebelt3013]

Pump and circumstances.

[@grivar]

History of Italy? You missed over a millennium...

[@pedrozayas9051]

At the end of the video he mentions this is part 1

[@olocin3477]

Well where is rome?

[@grivar]

^Been there, done that. Can confirm.

[@aristotelismoulakakis4181]

Una faccia una racca. One face one race. Pretty common in Greece when talking about Italians.GR ❤ IT

[@Celeste90ify]

Sure! it is also a popular saying here in Italy. Nothing more truthful ❤❤❤

[@Psd863]

Yay, you're back! Of all the history KZbinrs, your animations are the ones I enjoy most.

[@lucasv.7658]

Interesting... _pan y circo_ “panem et circum” or “Bread and circus” is also a popular traditional saying in Spain. Although circus here meant bullfighting circus, we probably kept it from the times of the Romans.

[@annnee6409]

I really enjoyed this. I'm not sure to what extent Roman Empire history is part of the history of Italy, but I particularly enjoyed this as learning some things about the history of the Roman Empire.

[@InfoRome]

Rome is in Italy, of course it's part of our history. Why would you take that away from us? That's absurd.

[@pedrohenriquecarvalho5722]

Greatings from Brazil! Can you do a animated history from Brazil? It would be great

[@LunaticoniSolar]

Oi

[@combos149]

I don’t why but I love these videos

[@arturomillan]

Can't wait for the Animated History of Mexico.

[@joepeters8225]

I’m so glad you uploaded!

[@jacombodoescare]

Greetings from America 🇺🇸🇵🇷🇬🇺

[@natalialivshits9439]

3:45 the assassination was done in a senate meeting. Soldiers weren't allowed to enter senate meetings (a rule that says that soldiers can enter senate meetings was decided on only after the assassination) In the background there are clearly soldiers

[@jjc5475]

i didn't know italy stopped developing after justinian? ;) part 2 confirmed? good video as always.

[@peroz1000]

So glad you’re back! Keep up the good work!

[@littlejohng6901]

Do Greece

[@robbieyianni7361]

Korakas g he must include Byzantium, can you add this to your comment. Ευχάριστο

[@alexandrosios1979]

@HellenicNationalist 💪

[@endzmeetmusic9053]

Half of greece s history has been done in this video

[@ChuckMarteau]

That's what HE said

[@petrosantoniou2147]

@@endzmeetmusic9053 Um no

[@OtterSam]

Finally you are back

[@howtubeable]

Thank you for mentioning that globalisation added to the instability of Rome. A harsh lesson Western Civilization will have to re-learn.

[@ciagangstalker]

Yet people still pretend Rome was this SJW Nation that accepted all people socially as some pan-european nonsense

[@akash23494]

Today is my bday and this is a great gift

[@josephjacquescesairejoffre70]

Good

[@josephjacquescesairejoffre70]

Provocateur so

[@thebluecyndaquil1752]

But bad the tribune veto pizza

[@117mick7]

Provocateur what are you talking about?

[@tylerw1774]

I subscribed 58 seconds into the video. Great stuff👍🏻

[@randomitalic3387]

The history of Italy does not begin with the Romans, but with the Greeks, the Sardinian Nuragics and the Etruscans.

[@ray20907]

Even more earlier with the celtic-italics, splitting up from the Indo-europeans migrating to the Italian peninsula

[@ciagangstalker]

@@ray20907 italics are far more related to hellenics as we both came from Anatolia. The only link between italics and celts is linguistic

[@georgev56]

He literally starts with the Etruscans and Greeks…

[@michaeldiaz1343]

Yeah, the people that came from the south to Sicily and started farming and also going to Malta

[@flyboy152]

Did you watch more than the first 10 seconds of the video?

[@PH33RPIKEY]

Finally! Haven't seen you guys in ages!

[@gusmusika9777]

Looking up all my ethnic background and this guy made it really good. 🇮🇹🇺🇦🇵🇱

[@nateontheguitar3095]

Yay! Your back!

[@sarkis951]

History of Persia!

[@mariorossi8028]

Man you ve earned a new sub. this video is one of the best and more beautiful of youtube. hope to see a part 2 and a part 3

[@froggers8916]

DO BELGIUM Cause Belgium is a great country with waffles.

[@nicholashaskett9151]

The wafflest waffle i can tell by your name 😂

[@nicholashaskett9151]

No offence

[@claudioferraro1652]

The history of Belgium ''let's go to massacre some million of congolese'' the end

[@mardertrident5507]

Love from the UK 🇬🇧❤️🇮🇹

[@dootzombieking9984]

Love too italy from america 🤞🏾

[@oblivioncreature4652]

Brilliant video, thanks!

[@williamlag7939]

After an obvious part 2, please do history of Greece.

[@val882]

Yessss i was waiting for this! Thank you.🙌🙌

[@Artwolf007]

Roman History seems to be the history of the human race in a weird way. *Romulus and Remus being Cain and Abel stand ins, an allegory for our constant aggression against one another due to one having the things the other wants, and our desire and willingness to kill to have it or deny them the enjoyment from it. *The overthrow of Monarchy and the end of one man rule as a popular system of government, and the subsequent hatred for that system (much like the modern world), with a form of democracy as it's replacement *That democracy being characterized by the 'rule' (they had no real power) of two people (think President and Vice President), and a society divided between the haves/wealthy/politically powerful (uber rich/elites/patricians-who were Rome's equivalent of 'Old Money') and the lower classes (the poor/the marginalized/plebians) *The eventual degradation of that system into those who can arouse the most angry mobs to 'beat up' political opponents being the ones who can get elected (internet and social media flame wars between people on both sides of political debates these days) *People turning back to an altered form of one man rule, albeit one couched in democratic process and subsequently being more open to the idea, having reached a conclusion that a revolving door of leaders leads to national instability and civil distress (modern Presidents seeking to use the democratic process to become Presidents for life) I find it strange that the political history of the Roman Empire seems to line up so eerily with human history tbh

[@teseofabbri1812]

That Is not history of the human race, it's Just the bible

[@inserisciunnome]

Yea, that Is sort of the situation. Oh, wait, that wasn't a description of modern italy politics? Oh...

[@shadow_hunter7225]

Yay your back!!!!!

[@CEKROM]

I am always happy to see a new Video! =D

[@g.zizovas2082]

This is so great !! So glad i found your channel now i can learn about the history of countries espiacially ones i like! You earned a new sub man

[@antoniodeluca7729]

Italian history>>>> all

[@holyemperorofanimetiddies5548]

@Jose Moran tough words coming from a spaniard

[@mat4860]

W L'ITALIA

[@marcomarasco3057]

I love it! But the history of Italy does not end here! You must continue!

[@hoangkimviet8545]

Wait you for a lot of time :0

[@averagepeople9802]

Yeah! History! I love it! Can't wait for more!

[@jl9211]

There's nothing to say the Flavian' dynasty made Italy more "diverse and multicultural". One could argue that for the military during the severan dynasty that was the case, but the only large influx of people into Italy since the initial settlments of celts, greeks, and italics was the Lombards that came later.

[@dezmonasg6708]

That's right

[@Joeyz65]

Fantastic video! Looking forward to the next parts!

[@methyllithium323]

Better than school in any way!

[@JonOfxAnimations]

Make the animated history of Brazil!

[@ilonasapel3072]

natives natives natives natives Portuguese? no natives Portuguese brazil

[@Salmontemaki]

Ilona Sapel The biggest Italian community out of Italy is in São Paulo City, where I’m from

[@KeithBarnesLife]

I’ve watched just about half your videos. Your intro is the most epic intro I’ve heard in anything historical and makes me want to keep watching videos. I just thought you’d appreciate the anecdote. Lol

[@gurkanyesilbag]

Amazing as always 💙 could you do Turkey please?

[@deet0109mapping]

Great vid man! I think Portugal might be an interesting topic to cover in the future

[@ΙασοναςΟΜαριολης]

You should definitely do the history of Greece🇬🇷! But it would take three videos 😂😂

[@endzmeetmusic9053]

Half of greece s history has been done in this video

[@irondragon3430]

One video only for debts story

[@wizzya9966]

@@endzmeetmusic9053 unfortunately,people think that byzantium is roman,but its greek, Im glad you agree!

[@wizzya9966]

@@irondragon3430 greece is the richest country in the balkans

[@romainvicta8817]

@@wizzya9966 It is both Roman and Greek. The title Roman came from the state itself. Sort of how americans work: "latin-american, african-american" etc. The byzantines were Greco-Romans. But now that the Roman Empire fell the title "Roman" fell along with it. However, the various ethnic groups like the italians, greeks, etc that all ruled the empire's legacies all live on. At least, this is how I view the title of someone being Roman. I never saw it as an ethnic group.

[@kirbymarchbarcena]

This is more fun to watch than those made by National Geographic. Briefly done but really fun.

[@2Sneaky4You]

I cannot take it seriously after hearing “Plebians” for the first time here 😂

[@gionilotyo9331]

It is a long video and still it summarizes so much history, it is not easy to talk about thousand of years in 8 minutes

[@undersuger53]

History of Austria plz

[@mrs.kangaroo30]

Finally another great video

[@itsrandom4133]

Please do the history of Mongolia

[@中国毛泽东]

Jacob Ohare Yes

[@lkryo]

Finally. Missed ya.

[@slightez4591]

I want history of England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿