The History of Eastern Europe : Every Year

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[@Cottereau1]

That video deserves a lot more views

[@JuliaDM]

:)

[@wireplay-1.5metre]

you!

[@Noobgrunt]

Oh hi ë

[@thef9487]

I totaly agree dude. This is abaut history. Who dosen't like history!?

[@Noobgrunt]

@@thef9487 i like history

[@njorlpinipini]

Rus: *gets ravaged and burned by mongol hordes* Lithuanians: “Allow us to introduce ourselves.”

[@Land070696]

also Rus after 5 centuries: thank you so much, and now give back)

[@Cnut_the_grape]

Lithuania more like western Rus Seriously it looks like Kiev Rus just moved to the left

[@plrc4593]

@@Cnut_the_grape And it's exactly what happend. Lithuanians established the Grand Duchy and conquered Kiev Rus. But they were still pagans, whereas Rusians were christians (orthodox) for hundred of years. And Lithuanians adoped Rusian culture and language. Which is why Belarusians are today as much heirs of the Grand Duchy as Lithuanians does. PS I'm a fan of Cnut as well :D He was half Polish by his mother, a Polish princess.

[@user-yj3bq2ki5m]

Grand Duchy Of Lithuinia,Rus.Samogtia was more bellorussian/ukranian country that lithuanian

[@ysquartz2948]

Contrary to what the two people above me said. All cultures were tolerated in the GDL. There was no such thing as "Ruthenization" or "Lithuanization". Both Lithuanians and Ruthenians kept their own culture and language and would make cultural exchanges with one another as well as go to battles. Though it was basically a state were the majority(Ruthenians) were ruled by the minority(Lithuanians). Belarusians(Their mostly a mixture of Lithuanian and Ukrainian(Ruthenian) blood) are not on the same level of hereditation of the GDL as Lithuanians are since they did not found nor rule that state.

[@ekevelviste9010]

3:34 Lithuania is THICCCCCC

[@whitecastlehill9205]

Not bad huh? :D

[@INecr0]

Because of personal union with Poland. Had it not been for Poland's help, Russia would have swallowed Lithuania, which had far fewer inhabitants than Poland.

[@lightened6445]

@@INecr0 Actually no, almost all the battles that GLD fought for territories, consisted of Lithuanians without any Poland's help.

[@INecr0]

@@lightened6445 Oh really? So when did GDL single-handedly win against the Grand Duchy of Moscow/Tsardom of Russia?

[@lightened6445]

​@@INecr0 The battles that were fought for territories mostly, Kiev had been taken by Lithuania already in 1323 Algirdas' marches to Moscow in 1368,1370,1372. One of the first lands that were taken by Lithuania by force from Moscow were Polotsk and Naugarduk, Grodno by Mindaugas. Later Bryansk, Brest, also Vitebsk but this one taken by marriage, Later Kiyv, Lutsk, taken by Gediminas. Bratslav, and other provinces including a coastline of Black Sea, all these provinces were taken without Poland's help. And I am not even mentioning battles against Livonia which most of them Lithuania of course fought alone and of course Golden Horde. After 1385 Lithuania and Poland started to cooperate much more, but by that time almost all the lands had been taken already by Lithuania and before that relations between these countries were weak, so talking about a military alliance is unreal. And after union of horodle, when Vytautas had became separate completely separate ruler from Jogaila which was also Lithuanian, he captured southern lands like Bratslav, coastline as I have mentioned again Vytautas was separate by then and there was no interest to Poland to help Lithuania take southern lands and also Poland by that time also expanded to the south. So as you can see all the lands were taken by Lithuania alone, without Poland's help. Only in XV century second side and XVI century Poland and Lithuania seriously cooperated to fight Tsardom and most of Polands battles were also with a help of Lithuanians at the time of Commonwealth but some battles and wars were fought only by Lithuania. Battle of Ula in 1564 which was a turning point, and a whole Livonian war pretty much, one of the reasons why it was weakened because Lithuania was pretty much supplying all the armies feeding them, Battle of Vedrosha in 1500, Battle of Kletsk in 1506 these battles were fought later., but Lithuania by then already had all of its territories which it took without Poland's help and was 930 000 square kilometers long before serious military cooperation with Poland.

[@theholyspiritus4326]

I love how 50% of the time austria peeks out a little to say:"hey guys, I am kinda east european too, a little bit"

[@Catani99]

When your British, American, French, Asian or Australian and have no idea what these Hungarians and Romanians are arguing about.

[@TarebossT]

Transilvania... Transilvania is like Scotland or Northern Ireland for UK, Texas for USA & Mexic, Alsace-Lorraine for France & Germany, Tibet for China and so on...

[@dorthusiast]

​@@TarebossT None of those examples you mentioned make sense because in the ones you mentioned, an area ethnically and linguistically should belong to a country, but is controlled by another. For example, Irish people live in NIR but the country is a part of the UK, or Alsace-Lorraine should ethnically belong to Germany but is owned by France. However, in the case of Romania, Transylvania is ethnically Romanian and thus belongs to its rightful owner, while the others don't.

[@TarebossT]

@@dorthusiast Well... I couldn't find a better example

[@dorthusiast]

@Adolf Hitler Calling me an idiot in your Hungarian delusion? The statistics don't lie. 70% of the population of Transylvania is made up of Romanians and Hungarians are only a minority of 18%. In addition, Szekelyfold isn't even at the heart of it. Even at Austro-Hungarian times, Romanians had a majority of 50-60% with Hungarians at 20-30%.

[@iwillsalt3459]

@Adolf Hitler I found a triggered hungayrian toddler

[@bbaboysi]

1:32 poland = texas

[@tondomapping6119]

A bit

[@user-dm8dg6xe1y]

Lol.

[@thenerdplace1590]

@@user-dm8dg6xe1y здорова русский.

[@user-dm8dg6xe1y]

@@thenerdplace1590 Мимо, украинец.

[@thenerdplace1590]

@@user-dm8dg6xe1y да какая разница.

[@rogertrooman7918]

3:28 Holy shit, Lithuania be looking thick 🇱🇹

[@serhatyigit1321]

Lihuania was vassal of poland at the time

[@rogertrooman7918]

@@serhatyigit1321 cool 👍

[@damianzdunczyk762]

@@serhatyigit1321 Partner in personal union.

[@serhatyigit1321]

@@damianzdunczyk762 No it's vassal at the time,After lithuania and poland being personel union

[@serhatyigit1321]

@Fabian Kirchgessner No it's not

[@Gomeshock]

5:02 PLC has left the game.

[@andydufresnefromshawshank5866]

4:18 what a beast Poland & Lithuania we’re at this time

[@soso_playz3741]

Not a beast - some slavian territories joined voluntary to get protection from Golden Horde and/or crusaders attacks, others joined by means of marriages. It was all about defence, not offence

[@rv6104]

Lithuania just by itself was bigger at 3:26

[@andydufresnefromshawshank5866]

@@rv6104 not really Lithuania was a bit smaller

[@kexPOL]

Title: eastern europe Poles: intense rage

[@JakubEugeniusz24]

Im polish and poland is eastern europe

[@plrc4593]

Back then Poland (usually) lay more to the east.

[@presh3681]

1:15 Hungary join the game

[@cristi.5]

Ardealul,pământ românesc

[@iwillsalt3459]

@CompareLIVE Actually, Transilvania has got more Romanian people than Hungarians, checkmate.

[@Maczeta_Pompa]

1:39 Bohemia looses silesia 1:53 Bohemia regaines silesia 1:57 Poland regaines silesia 3:06 Poland looses silesia 3:55 Austria gains Silesia 4:49 Prussia gains Silesia 5:41 Poland regains Silesia after over 600 years *bruh*

[@faasoula7812]

Życie

[@Land070696]

it's a polish historical territory. And the one reason why they hate russian, which return them the land))

[@Maczeta_Pompa]

Valentín Freymóðsson 396 in Poland (including time after ww2); (about) 310 in Czechia; 215 in Austria and 204 in Germany. Also dunno bro germans are notorious in calling Silesia a basically German land

[@lobster5114]

@@Maczeta_Pompa i would say the region is heavly influenced by the germans

[@Maczeta_Pompa]

Lobster no i would call it slavic and Germanic at once

[@thebossisnotpleased6770]

Look at east Europe it’s so diverse Russia: I wanna commit thicc Russia: *defeats all Eastern empires*

[@grrumakemeangry]

lol

[@iwillsalt3459]

@@Data10000 Stop your fucking spam.

[@angustan1180]

everybody gangsta until the mongols come 2:41

[@playingonahigherlevel9365]

Sensei Unami we stopped them :)

[@Lukar___]

@@playingonahigherlevel9365 Poland stopped them ;)))

[@playingonahigherlevel9365]

Lukaz i dont want to take this victory from u polak brother, but 1241-42. Hungary stopped them.

[@tanultorosz]

@@playingonahigherlevel9365 Hungary was devastated by Mongols. In fact, Mongols stopped and turned back on their own free will.

[@deusgiff]

and gets thrown out by Lithuanians.

[@Spartan-ny8qm]

5:02 the moment to cry

[@Daniel-kp9oy]

😢

[@kubix_gaming1222]

r.i.p poland :c

[@subscribekenhmiluckyo3867]

It is karmic retribution when your ancestors invaded Russia and bullied the Orthodox

[@abanereizei204]

joy*

[@makskiebasa6903]

@@abanereizei204 very funny...

[@AwoudeX]

did anyone else pause at 1444?

[@spyroxsp7068]

AwoudeX eu4?

[@empireofsealand1865]

Only legends do that

[@michaelzheng5250]

*sees the Horde still owning Crimea* HERESY!

[@rohanr.9714]

the shape of Poland though

[@allpinglass5443]

4:31 Ottoman agressive expensive 1000

[@Someone-by6jm]

Russia has entered a coalition against us

[@wallolo]

2:44 Grow up, Lithuania!

[@lightened6445]

Scordisci I will!

[@incosy]

At 1:14 you can see Hungary saying "bojler eladó" for the first time.

[@arandomguy1153]

F for polish-lithuanian commonwealth

[@uyiuit5332]

There is always some country that owns almost whole Eastern Europe it seems.

[@canyonyellowstone]

because of the great european plane. very hard to defend

[@plrc4593]

Indeed. There is always played a great game of Eastern Europe.

[@russianmapper3702]

Excellent!!!

[@josephjude1290]

As a Slav; truly appreciate your videos!

[@tetikid6631]

Bardzo fajny film. Tego typu rzeczy to dowód na to, że da się wpleść naukę z przyjemnością. Widać, że się starałeś. To musiało kosztować wiele wysiłku i czasu. Takich ytberów mogę oglądać. 💪💪

[@hmmmm3061]

Zarąbiste! Oczywiście lajkacz leci! :D

[@yaagiz]

Good job! Good luck in your mapping carrier!

[@JuliaDM]

❤️

[@TheGilliams]

You are so criminally underrated.

[@YangSing1]

Amazing video

[@auberginereverie]

1:11 Bulgaria: it's so peace here- Kievan Rus *teleports* SUP BRUH

[@michalindesergev7395]

In that time Bulgaria is big and is in eastern europe and in southern sorry for my english

[@axelandersson6314]

Philippine Ball Where not going to mention BASIL THE BULGAR SLAYER ok then bye.

[@i_v_a_n_o_ff_]

@@axelandersson6314 But Nikophorus's head was a drinking cup of Khan Krum

[@isabellamori592]

Eastern europe history is so cool :)

[@Gavhouse]

I don't know to much about history but these videos are fascinating either way.

[@ronanmahaffey2996]

great video

[@pixelpeoplewarrior4221]

Lithuania do be looking thicc tho

[@danutamichna3314]

The blank map shows just how little we know about the early origins of Eastern Europe still today...

[@CostasMelas]

Great work!

[@doman_t]

Amazing video (again xd)!

[@plrc4593]

5:00 - the moment when all men cry.

[@snakeeateerrrrr]

True

[@xNazgrel]

Because the music is sad.

[@rastislavdemko6682]

Well, not the Austrian, Russian and Prussian.

[@threat3071]

F In chat for Lithuania

[@ritasalengiene2706]

F

[@arty5876]

F means "Fuck"?

[@Croat955]

@@arty5876 no

[@benjaminiiwielki5928]

F

[@Schody_lol]

@@arty5876 it’s an old meme, „press F to pay respect”.

[@Richard_is_cool]

How do you draw the borders? The color scheme and design is great, but they always seem a bit sketchy..

[@josephstalin2829]

Very well done

[@stanislavivball]

3:22 look at Wallachia

[@Emily-5124]

U trolled me

[@stanislavivball]

No, only fakts

[@user-ce4on5tt3p]

О, я твій фанат, а відео про історію України взагалі топ ( і кордони точніші), не очікував тебе тут зустріти 😁

[@noobjo.mp4196]

sweden in 1721: *ight imma head out*

[@Cottereau1]

Beautiful !

[@AndrewVasirov]

Great video, dude!

[@michaelzheng5250]

Comments: *Hungarians and Romanians arguing about Transylvania* *Russians and Ukrainians arguing about Crimea* *This is so inaccurate* *Praise/bash on [insert country/culture/religion here]* Me, a Han Chinese through and through: (._.)

[@wolfstephen2439]

Not complaining. Historical facts speak for themselves. Transylvania is Hungarian.

[@moonwolf8470]

Wolf Stephen the Romanian are coming

[@michaelzheng5250]

I am not siding with anyone in the Transylvania debate, but historical facts speak for themselves, Taiwan is Chinese. I mean, come on, no matter whether you are pro-PRC or anti-PRC, the government in Taipei claims to be the “Republic of China”, and thus, by definition, Taiwan is Chinese.

[@bratumihai9249]

@@wolfstephen2439 Surely you are hungarian. Only they come with such comic books :))

[@Fruzhin5483]

@@bratumihai9249 You want to talk about the romanian occupation of Dobrudjia?

[@NeOCsati]

Please do The History of Hungary: Every Year. Thanks!

[@Tubejczyk]

kurwa ale sztos - więcej! Szczególne plusy za szczegółowość. Szanuje bardzo

[@liletm3993]

Perfect music I feel like i can rule an empire now

[@user-pi2ux2zo8v]

Music is from the movie Gladiator

[@emaneman4874]

damn lithuania was that big 3:43

[@moinsen3906]

Yess🇱🇹

[@danilapolesciuk4316]

Lithuania used too be the biggest European country

[@enriquemorales5791]

Increible trabajo . Que buen canal no tengo palabras suficientes para felicitarte . Saludos desde MEXICO.

[@iamdarthvader998]

How do you make these history videos? what websites do you use?

[@bryan692]

Make of all Europe ,please

[@JWPemperor]

Nice video but what is 1. 2. 4. etc until 29.? Is one of the numbers Tver (1246-1485)?

[@Flutterzancelight]

awesome video

[@ZukaZuj]

LITHUANIA LESS GO

[@rv6104]

3:26 Lithuania's peak

[@brandon3872]

Until I watched this video I had no idea Lithuania used to be such a big country.

[@rv6104]

@@brandon3872 Yeah it was the biggest country in Europe at that point. Sad it's so smol now

[@dorthusiast]

4:31 - when Ottomans vassalised PLC.

[@berabork7265]

@Mateusz Kasperski yes you are right! Sweden vassalized plc

[@dorthusiast]

@Mateusz Kasperski Poland became a "fief" of the Ottoman Empire for the moment.

[@cltcthuganomics2570]

Wtf!!

[@javier6926]

Touchy Torchy it didn’t , that’s Islamic propaganda. They paid a tribute to avoid raids , that was common back then , all european powers from time to time paid some money to to the Barbary pirates in North Africa until the 19th century. Doesn’t mean they were vassals. Paying was cheaper than fighting.

[@javier6926]

Besides the polish Sejm ( Parliament ) never ratified the payment of those tributes.

[@furkancimen3145]

Good video 👍

[@user-bs5wi2of6m]

Lithuanians beat the shit out of Mongols

[@nikodemdobrenko3680]

actually it was more poles and hungarians but they helped a lot

[@FinyApple]

Nice bs dude

[@user-bs5wi2of6m]

@@nikodemdobrenko3680 hungarians were beaten do death until croats started to push mongols (Croatia was fortified better than Hungary because of Frank/Byzantine infuelnce

[@mkelkar1]

Slavic languages belong to the Balto Slavic branch of the Indo European family. English is an Indo European language of the West Germanic branch. English milk, Tocharian malke, Latin mulgeo, Old Irish melg, Greek amelgo, Russian moloko and so forth. Linguistic, textual, genetic and archaeological evidence for the Out of India Theory of Indo European Languages Baghpat Chariots, Weapons and the Horse in the Harappan Civilization - Dr. BK Manjul kzbin.info/www/bejne/nIvZfKOgn7mjnck Findings from the latest genetic study conducted by ASI in collaboration with the Reich Lab at Harvard using ancient DNA from Rakhigarhi slides at 29:00 mark kzbin.info/www/bejne/eprSZHimZdOfrJY kzbin.info/www/bejne/pGW6d55mnqp-a80 kzbin.info/www/bejne/nGGvmGSYlJ2Ba5Y kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y6ispmaaitigqrs Here are the tribes that spread the Indo European languages from South Asia to West Asia, Central Asia and to Europe Avestan) Afghanistan: Proto-Iranian: Sairima (Śimyu), Dahi (Dāsa). NE Afghanistan: Proto-Iranian: Nuristani/Piśācin (Viṣāṇin). Pakhtoonistan (NW Pakistan), South Afghanistan: Iranian: Pakhtoon/Pashtu (Paktha). Baluchistan (SW Pakistan), SE Iran: Iranian: Bolan/Baluchi (Bhalāna). NE Iran: Iranian: Parthian/Parthava (Pṛthu/Pārthava). SW Iran: Iranian: Parsua/Persian (Parśu/Parśava). NW Iran: Iranian: Madai/Mede (Madra). Uzbekistan: Iranian: Khiva/Khwarezmian (Śiva). W. Turkmenistan: Iranian: Dahae (Dāsa). Ukraine, S, Russia: Iranian: Alan (Alina), Sarmatian (Śimyu). Turkey: Thraco-Phrygian/Armenian: Phryge/Phrygian (Bhṛgu). Romania, Bulgaria: Thraco-Phrygian/Armenian: Dacian (Dāsa). Greece: Greek: Hellene (Alina). Albania: Albanian: Sirmio (Śimyu). Shrikant Gangadhar Talageri talageri.blogspot.com/2020/07/the-full-out-of-india-case-in-short.html Five waves of Indo-European expansion: a preliminary model (2018) Igor A Tonoyan-Belyayev I. Tonoyan-Belyayev www.academia.edu/36998766/Five_waves_of_Indo-European_expansion_a_preliminary_model_2018_

[@Eagle_271k]

Lithuania 🇱🇹

[@EllieRedruby03]

1:11 *Slavs have entered the game*

[@thef9487]

*Kievan Rus' will remember that*

[@igorpiotrowski7179]

Kievan rus wasnt slavic tho it was more associated with vikings

[@MoleMatis]

Swedes, actually

[@dziadzia8]

5:01 rip Poland 5:31 epic comeback

[@renaldiroekanto789]

I have noticed that most countries would blob and then break apart to many pieces only to blob again.this is a cycle that i have noticed recently

[@esteebangus]

Lithuania did not have it's modern borders and claims during 1918~1920. Look up the Soviet-Lithuanian peace treaty.

[@jerseymontolalu2030]

Lithuania Is Thicc

[@daniellesnicki5929]

Moze byś zrobil historie całego świata? Dawać mapki by widzial

[@JuliaDM]

I tak widzę dx A co do pomysłu to fajny, ale niestety przygotowanie trwało by nawet 3 miesiące

[@user-je5od7ms3n]

I am proud to be a citizen of Lithuania

[@ysquartz2948]

Me too

[@woefulfisher]

Pride is a mortal sin. Also, sorry to remind you, but half of the population in your country has either left or died out

[@yehudatheodoros6547]

Everybody gangsta till some random mayjar dudes from deep russia show up

[@sectorgovernor]

Magyar

[@hbowl_5005]

what was the first music in the video

[@serifkalas6905]

Kevin macleod - heroic age

[@Minion-my4xz]

Wasn't there different music used near the end? If so, what was the name?

[@vuvietcuong-gz3bj]

What is the first music of this video?, I really love this music.

[@jakobreagan2592]

What are the songs played?

[@matthewmann8969]

More mystic, mystical, enigmatic, and mysterious compared to its Western European counterparts

[@anetteespinoza1139]

X 1000

[@RedoStone35]

1:11 Breaking News: Big green blob takes up half the screen!

[@DerJack2350]

Best soundtrack 👌

[@Dozeji]

Pytanie - Mógłbyś podać legendę do numerów księstw w Rusii Kijowskiej w 1212?

[@nuck477]

5:32 that escalated quickly

[@botondivancsics8878]

Nuck477 when real men cry

[@bobuemil7579]

What song is in Intro?

[@nikanikuradze7437]

i thought this was new cause it kept popping up n my notifications

[@adamkzuwitz171]

4:19 i od tego momentu wszystko zaczyna się pierdolić

[@Fruzhin5483]

God damn swedes

[@HiddenLord]

zawsze sobie takie rzeczy odbijam w Europie Universalis.

[@siemekkk]

@@HiddenLord same

[@petarmitkov1056]

When someone says Bulgaria was weak: Well who fought Francia, huh? But seriously just imagine that.

[@kisszoltan3951]

Bulgária Európa anyja! Tisztelet!

[@kebabist8550]

Nearly most of the countries were strong and big from time to time in history that's right but I don't think Bulgaria is an important power today.

[@BatmanMapping]

please make a history of Spain

[@hakanyes63]

Very nice

[@barnabasfarkas3830]

Hungary- just chillin' there since 910.

[@patriktakacs3768]

Ottomans in the 1500's hello

[@ethanleung5824]

5:40 oops soviets are coming (1944)

[@dbulc5171]

Wow so much history. That would explain why I have so many countries show up on my Eastern European side. Ukraine, Poland, Slovakia, Hungary, Austria, Romania, Croatia.

[@dbulc5171]

@red x17 Yeah and that's not including my Italian, Spanish and Middle Eastern ancestry lol

[@dbulc5171]

@red x17 Very much so :) I come from the "melting pot" of Pennsylvania, they call it. Many people from Europe immigrated there..including my family.

[@k.m.g.351]

Fajne! :)

[@maniakfalloutaigothica5953]

Doczekałem się wschodniej Europy Świetny film i pozdrawiam z Gdyni.

[@JuliaDM]

Też mieszkam w Gdynii

[@Tramseskumbanan]

What about the great northern war?

[@sebastianvangen]

Lithuania i feel that its not right to shrink. :(

[@Exo88712]

Whats the intro music?

[@vivatrzeczpospolita1412]

Super

[@prodbyIGNAT]

United provinces?? It's united principalities

[@TacoBoii]

namęczyłeś się trochę ,ale było warto :D

[@borislavpenkova]

Please, make a video about "The History of Southeastern Europe: Every Year"!

[@Y_YX]

Борислав Пенков Isn't that just the Balkans? Somebody has already made a video about that.

[@pomernguy1835]

Zajebiste :) like

[@mdcaruan]

what was the last song?

[@vdagr8795]

Preobrazhenskiy march

[@endy776]

1674 (4:32) poland was an ottoman vassal, WHAT THE FUCK?

[@leaveleaf3338]

Corrupt Polish nobles didn't want give money and army to a king for war. Then the desperate king decided to give up to Ottomans and accept their demands, which were that Poland becoming a vassal of Ottomans, paying a huge tribute and the one of most important Polish forts "Kamieniec Podolski" was annexed. In pracitce it meant that Poland got the same position like Wallachia or Moldavia which were also vassals of Ottomans. Polish nobles found that very humiliatingly and decided to cooperate with the king. It brought to another war where Poland won but "Kamieniec Podolski" was lost until the Battle of Vienna. I hope it helped and I would like to apologise for all mistakes in my English.

[@justas6235]

Poland-Lithuania*

[@user-my8tp6cf8c]

I like your videos from king dom of Saudi Arabia

[@jozefstalin4667]

Super odcinek

[@kevinctba11]

5:10 name song please?!

[@TheTiggygal23]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/nGK9dYiPorKFrdk Hello @Kevin. The name of the song is "Dark Times" by Kevin Macleod. I have included the link to the song as well.

[@kevinctba11]

@@TheTiggygal23 thank you very much!