The Celtic Warriors and Their Fight for Freedom - The Celts Part 2 - Great Civilizations

[@TheViking-mu4xb]

We always here how barbaric everyone else was compared to Rome, but honestly those people tried their best to defend their homes and families. As much as historians like to lick the feet of Romans and their accomplishments, in the end despite all their influence even up to today, they fell. The roman empire and their people fell and lost their positions of power to the very savages they had previously defeated

[@craigg4219]

They evolved into the Catholic church they were never defeated and have continued their goal of destroying our cultures and customs that linked us to the world we live in. Now we are lost souls.

[@scpsputnik9730]

Boom just said it perfectly.

[@joshjonson2368]

Considering Rome enslave people in the hundreds of thousands, it's probably more barbaric than what many of these barbarian tribes have committed

[@XXNNssTIMis]

No empire lasts forever. But the Romans were impressive for having an empire that lasted so long ( if you count the successors too like the HRE and/or Byzantium the number is even more impressive) , was so large for the time , and did civilize people. They were ahead of p much everyone else in the region in terms of civilization , the Romans did more than war. Not only that but their influence in Philosophy , Arts , etc... Is massive. The Roman Law is still a subject studied in Law University, and overall no other people had more impact on history than them, pretty much all the other empires in Europe that came after them were influenced by them. Later in time Europe came to dominate the world, and to this day Europe and the USA ( that has European descent) are the first in pretty much all metrics. Other people at the time while may have been great warriors and defended their homelands, they didn't build that much and their influence was small afterwards. The Celts were brave, yes, but what have they built? What have they written? Who have they influenced? What great accomplishments have they other than resisting the Romans for a bit?

[@Inquisitor_Vex]

It’s doubly ironic since “civilised” Rome stole or borrowed most of their early innovations from the Celtic tribes that were brutalising them for centuries beforehand. Gallic helm, gallic mail, the tall shield, the spatha, the pilum, the use of cavalry, roads, barrels, etc

[@gatorman5547]

I love the use of Total War Rome 2 art in this.

[@overseer3072]

Making them look like authentic classical art

[@heliosapollyon4391]

He should have been treated better!!!! The abuse of such a magnificent warrior is a great sin against the warrior spirit itself. Very distasteful. He should have been made a house prisoner somewhere in Rome

[@chickeninyeezes3759]

"The celts were an ancient warrior people" The Scottish, Irish, Welsh, Bretons, cornish and manx "Am I a joke to you"

[@primeoozarururalsmith4403]

They all fall under cells though

[@chickeninyeezes3759]

@@primeoozarururalsmith4403 ??

[@TheHorseSlayers]

Kernow Bys Vyken!

[@brucejedilee5290]

What?

[@Inquisitor_Vex]

Yma o hyd! We’re still here!

[@sifilore]

Next video, please make one of this goddess who is hardly ever known. Khione, the Greek goddess of snow ❄️. Her Roman counterpart is Chione, which is sometimes merely an alternative spelling for her name.

[@whytho1534]

gods who are rarely known don’t have a lot of stories they aren’t known for a reason so the video would be ultimately pointless as what’s there to talk about when there’s nothing there

[@ragnar010162]

Don't forget the great Caratacus leading an effective insurgency in Britannia despite being betrayed. Emperor Claudius admired him so much that he spared his family's and his life and allowed them to live out the remainder of their lives in Rome.

[@terrancelittle3652]

Makes you not feel bad for Ceasar Being betrayed

[@wyattrota9070]

Yea fr

[@margaretkairu7418]

i love your videos.

[@Historiale2895]

The story of vercingetorix is so sad but inspirational

[@Stylah3001]

I like the series that you have but it just seems like you forgot about the Celts in Iberia they were one of the strongest Celtic cultures and more resistant to Rome and I haven't heard one thing about them what's up with that?

[@roflswamp6]

They are trying to erase that from history

[@jordanrichelieu9204]

celtiberos

[@Stylah3001]

@@jordanrichelieu9204 cantabris y gallaicos

[@Stylah3001]

O y astures

[@benyahudadavidl]

Perhaps you are unaware that we are discussing Israelites i.e Black people. This is why our enemies took out certain books of our history. Iberia from ibri or Hebrews. White supremacists and their supporters love lying about and our history because our history is the greatest history and heritage of the earth. Anacalypsis is a good read Shalom.

[@morrismurimi3965]

Asterix has entered the chatroom

[@countdracula.666]

History I Love It

[@erenn04x]

Love it

[@ether540]

I am early and I love your videos they make me learn so much

[@chriswatson7493]

I wish there was a Celtic playlist.

[@archiev1976]

now Ambiorex is added to Civilization VI, very defense heavy civilization

[@hanzohattori5980]

I remember reading a book on the Celtics warrior think was second grade.

[@sharkymoon422]

Was the book good fun? What did you learn? Enlighten me sir

[@hanzohattori5980]

@@sharkymoon422 yes

[@clongshanks5206]

Was that before or after your Kisho training?

[@loslobos786]

Vercingetorix capture and death marks the end of Celtic resistance to Rome... The Picts ...am I a joke to you????

[@peterroberts7684]

Yes,I believe he was dragged back to Rome in chains,kept prisoner ,and then later sacrificed to the Roman god of war Mars..

[@ballee7138]

The PICTS YOU SAY, AGHAHAHAH THOSE WEIRDOS DONT COUNT AS CELTS THEY ARE NORTH OF THE WALL.

[@loslobos786]

@@ballee7138 whatever KNEELER 🤣

[@ASmartNameForMe]

@@ballee7138 STOP YELLING also you’re wrong the Picts would have been considered Celts, same with the irish

[@chaudhry6769]

Make a video on Scythians

[@chaudhry6769]

@C. Ó Dubhlaoich brother get out of this black and white thing we are all equal and colour had never been a symbol of race at any time in history it is the creation of colonial era before that era there were no black or white people there were mongols,turks,goths,saxons,arabs,scythians,khazars,berbers,greeks,celts,meds e.t.c The scythians would never have considered themselves white or black or any of these they were just scythians and humans similarly the greeks or romans didn't considered them as white they considered them as greeks or romans because of a lot of other factors but not because of color

[@margaretkairu7418]

make a video about boudica

[@countdracula.666]

For Honor Needs To Add More Warrior's And More Story

[@tobago3679]

wait wait wait, I'm sorry but how do you make a video on this topic, Vercingetorix's war against Ceasar & his legions, but make no mention Gergovia... Seems like quite the oversight, to be frank.

[@judahlamuelsitohang1289]

Wow i like this song

[@judahlamuelsitohang1289]

Because this song is the woman voice

[@stephanosnormandusdelacroi8570]

My ancestral search led me to the county of Vexin in Normandy I am Veliocasse.

[@matthewmann8969]

Yeah constant fighting with other Celts as well as Anglos, Saxons, Anglo Saxons, Normans, Anglo Normans, Vikings, Romans, Greeks, Gauls, And Slavs

[@DeRegelaar]

Part of the Belgae tribes moved to southern England after the revolt of Ambiorix and the massacre of the Eburons and populated the lands there.

[@nightviber2097]

YEA BOIIII LESS GO

[@-RONNIE]

nice 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@lydiakasita4320]

Can you please post a part 2 of error and psycho

[@pblaise]

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[@baroznoma2056]

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[@LuisGonzalez-gb4uh]

It is a mistake to say "Celtic Belgians". The Belgians were not Celts, they were one of the three peoples in which Gaul was divided according to Caesar in his commentaries. The other two were the Celts and the Aquitanians.

[@LowlightTonight]

Title sounds like an NBA finals

[@euariaeu8873]

so they live in boston before?

[@jonpaura3918]

Shout out me and your next video, the best birthday gift thankyouu💕

[@knightlyscholar2745]

Glory to Caesar. May we remember Vercingetorix for his bravery.

[@taethegreat6607]

Caesar betrayed Vercingetorix and had him killed even though he surrendered

[@knightlyscholar2745]

The Great Ceasar crushed a rebel. One must bow to Rome, or face its wrath.

[@frozzytango9927]

@@knightlyscholar2745 Brutus was right to put a knife through Ceaser's back.

[@knightlyscholar2745]

@@frozzytango9927 Rebels must be crushed against the will of Rome. Lol. On a serious note though. Brutus and the other Liberators went too far in assassinating Caesar. All it did was turn him into a martyr. And entrenched his popularity in parts of the Republic. Then Octavian and Antony in alliance crushed them in a civil war. They should have tried a more subtle approach. By acquiring allies from outside Roman borders. And gaining support from the areas of Rome that did not care for Ceasar. Then they could have kept up calls for Caesar to step down, or declare him a monarch. Then start the road to rebellion that way. Or wait till Caesar passes away and take advantage in the division over who will take over after him. Basically a slower and more patient approach of rebellion then assassination may have been more prudent. As well as would have kept the growing empire stable with Caesar at the head. But at the same time slowly poking at his weaknesses.

[@Anaris10]

@Tribhuvan Shekhawat Millions of Gauls were murdered and enslaved, Whole Tribes!. Not a good guy.

[@heliosapollyon4391]

I'm a huge J.C. fan but of all his advisories I love and hold deep admiration for first "Virsengeterics" (how ever you spell it

[@misere4]

Alesia, Alisanos Wake me when I'm gone Ianotouta, eternity Proclaim our barren sacrifice

[@thegratefultraveller9395]

👍

[@paulbrowne3033]

Don't rely on Cesaer he killed a million Gauls and enslaved another million Rome /Byzantine empires built on Slavery a topical issue today rightly so unlike contemporary Han empire where land farmed by peasants leading to tax/monetary economy with rapid technological changes it seems only military Historians glorify "Glorious Rome" more balanced view should be taught unlike previous generations who studied Latin /Roman history!

[@davidyeo8731]

I guess you dont know that every nation has been built on slavery yes even in china they enslaved their own people and sold slaves to other countries same goes for africa selling their own people to different countries like Britain Portugal and the Netherlands and arab nations including Egypt (the most advanced nation of their time). Unfortunately no country would exist without it.

[@Wolfways]

Why did they not have roads? There were roads in Britain.

[@pantagruel1066]

I used to hang out with an Italian gf. Every time I mentioned "the forest" she got apprehensive.

[@georgederuiter1412]

There are so many errors in this video!

[@EarthChronicles2]

Nowhere in Roman accounts of the Gauls is the word Celt ever used. I'm not even sure how this assumption that Gauls were "Celts" even came about.

[@craigmoyle2924]

Same in wales the welsh are the cymru/khumry and are part of the lost ten tribes of israel the term Celtic was made up as a cover up to conceal the true identity of the british natives

[@misere4]

because the term Celt didn't even exist at that time, it's a broader term taking into context many tribes all over europe who had the same culture, and almost all of those tribes were opressed by the Roman Empire, so it's not an assumption, Gauls literaly are Celts, as are many other tribes

[@benyahudadavidl]

Perhaps you are unaware it's because they were Black people i.e. Israelites. Shalom.

[@RedOrm68]

Celtic tribes did invade northern Italy and sack Rome in the early days of the Roman Republic, so there is that. More than once. Not saying Rome's war on the Celts was justified, but I believe the Celts would have understood grudges and vengeance, given they were so prevalent in their own culture.

[@georgederuiter1412]

Nonsense! The war in Gaulby Caesar was illegal, the senat of Rome did not allow this war!

[@brucejedilee5290]

They only sacked Rome once and it was several centuries before Caesar. But yes, long held grudges was common among the Celts so they could probably understand it

[@Alasdair37448]

There was nothing “shameful” about the battle of Alesia if anything it goes to show just how truly brilliant Julius Ceasar was building such a large wall around the city was an incredible feat of engineering in it’s time but to build a second one going all the way around it again was insane nothing like this had ever been done before and even then when the Gauls broke through the wall a normal general might have fled the fight or lost control of what was a dire situation but Ceasar maintained control of his men rallying his forces and forced the Gauls back thought the wall and plugged the hole it was a incredible feat that only Ceasar could have pulled off.

[@Bruce438]

Nothing shameful about letting the civilians wander between the wall of alesia and caesar's wall until they died from thirst?

[@Alasdair37448]

@@Bruce438 they would have starved to death in the wall regardless Vercigetorix pleaded with Caesar to let the civilians go the shame is all Caesars.

[@Alasdair37448]

@@Bruce438 in fact Caesar's crimes in Gaul were so great there was talk Rome abound handing Caesar to the Gauls in chains as a war criminal and the only reason they did not was because he had legal immunity due to a loophole in Roman law that Caesar exploited. Caesar was a war criminal that managed to overthrow the rule of law in Rome.

[@AllYourPals]

then they lost and decided north America was a great place to set up shop. although Edison wasn't to fond of that. also there was some guy from japan. good times.

[@AllYourPals]

@Cormac - Fate grand order reference

[@AllYourPals]

@Cormac - its a fun time if you have a wheelbarrow worth of money to burn. or you could just watch the anime.

[@peterroberts7684]

Queen Boudicca leading the Iceni didn’t fair too well either against the Roman commander Paulinus,who used superior fighting tactics,the Celts of Britain. Never stood a chance,they were crushed by the body weight of their own warriors against Roman shields,it was revenge for the sacking of Londinium.....p.s.,a numerically smaller army that is disciplined will always defeat a numerically superior but undisciplined force..

[@thegreenmage6956]

Why celebrate military massacre of civilians? Boudicca's revolt was just that, an insurgency. It's incredible they sacked three towns and defeated the Ninth Legion, but how could a single dead Chieftain's disgraced wife stand a chance leading a demilitarised group of peasants and geriatric veterans who hadn't had a warrior culture for over 20 years?.

[@Crusader-Ramos45]

I thought the celts couldn’t find metal mines in Europe, because of the forests, before the Romans showed up.

[@taethegreat6607]

Nope the celts were actually master iron smiths

[@TTTT-ok1om]

Why did all of the celtic warriors wear pajama bottoms?

[@ANTSEMUT1]

Cause its warm and comfy?

[@ceddyspaghetti7905]

Watch the Roman Empire on Netflix 😎👍

[@DeRegelaar]

Very very bad docu series.

[@ceddyspaghetti7905]

@@DeRegelaar Just something to watch while I eat

[@JokerJay1990]

Is the thumbnail a black celt!?

[@chickeninyeezes3759]

No just a celt in the dark

[@brucejedilee5290]

No, he is just claoked in shadows

[@noahtylerpritchett2682]

No he covered himself in black to hide

[@unitor699industries]

Too many ads

[@frozzytango9927]

Man i hate Rome now.

[@noahtylerpritchett2682]

Are you Celtic?

[@frozzytango9927]

@@noahtylerpritchett2682 no

[@noahtylerpritchett2682]

@@frozzytango9927 what's ya ethnicity?

[@frozzytango9927]

@@noahtylerpritchett2682 malay

[@noahtylerpritchett2682]

@@frozzytango9927 ok

[@DM-nl7kf]

Cezat was blonde, not brunet, man!

[@peytenandmadi2831]

Julia Caesar never look like that bro

[@user-jb3ip6bi3p]

I'm a proud Norse Gael 78.8% Irish and 21.2% Danish Sláinte/ Skål

[@scoobydicky9459]

I think that the Germanic people have a blood type with majority blue eyes, they are calm, shy but able to cooperate with each other. The celts has majority O blood type with blue eyes, and are calm but can become angry, violent and ruthless and not very Cooperative with each other. I think that's why Romans easily conquered the Celtic lands. But they can't do the same to the Germanic lands. And they even conquered the Roman Empire.

[@eee9034]

Even if rome was defeated, they returned , not with sword but with a religion, conquered all europe and who knows what parts of the world, and till now rome is able to enslaved all land using religion, I think you know what is the name of this religion

[@eee9034]

Even if rome was defeated , the rome returned, not with sword, but with a book and a re

[@chickeninyeezes3759]

Is this based on reality or a fan fiction of yours

[@scoobydicky9459]

@@eee9034 Yeah.

[@centurion316]

Supra terra britannorum Volat aquila legionum Roma Invicta

[@Tangerine10.]

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[@Epsillion70]

I could not stop cringing when I heard the name Vercingetorix being said! It is pronounced "Ver singe a tor eeks"

[@BopWalk]

ROMA VICTRIX !

[@zacharts781]

First lol

[@alsteff6785]

The jamicans