The History of Rome (Every Year)

[@tanzverbot8244]

I use this map to expand in Imperator Rome historically

[@alexanderraz.]

>imperator rome

[@agungoka2535]

Yep ;)

[@padoo4426]

I so the Same in rome 2 😂

[@LuizHenrique-zw5su]

chad, i did the same in roma total war II

[@mauriciochandia1669]

Same

[@SxVaNm345]

Rome wasn't built in a day...

[@SxVaNm345]

Rocky The Rooster .... Please.

[@SxVaNm345]

Secret Dark Anbu Obito Ah, I see, I thought the user ‘Rocky the Rooster’ was just being random, trolling me or perhaps was a Rome hater lol. I added “Please” in reference to the “Nigga please” meme. Thanks for informing me, never played San Andreas, at least not for a long time anyway.

[@The_Copper_Element_Itself]

@@RockyTheRooster noooooo the N word

[@fridayyy.2102]

@@RockyTheRooster n WoRd RuDe

[@maxverstappennonofficial]

The battle of the 300 spartans at hot gates took place 440BC , at that time , who knows if the Rome even existed ( only tribes in the latin islands). So , if at that moment , The Xherxes passed through Spartans and Greeks and got into Europe, they would become the dominatora of the world literally. I consider , only God did the miracle that gived so much power to spartans and greeks at that time to be able to face off the Persians. Rome , because it choosed to develop the society , not be barbaric like others , thats why God choosed them to rule over the world , because they worth this title , because they reformed our world we know today. Everything breaks down were wealthiness gets a unstoppable lust , and the Emperor Nero was such an not-right person for such an enormous responsability.

[@parkerstyers4812]

This map demonstrates the technological advantage of boats. Their boarders don’t stray far from coastlines. And when hearing about the collapse of the romans from stretching their empire out too far It helps back up the importance of naval travel at the time.

[@oscarmoxon]

It's actually equally connected to the fact that the terrain is unique around the Mediterranean region. There's a common theory that civilisations adapt well to their home climate, and find it hard to break out of their territorial home; which is why the Germans were never able to defeat the forest-dwelling barbarians, or venture East. But the boat enabled a very trade dependent civilisational structure, which meant that Rome could support itself with a relatively sparse army. If you look at the size of their military, it's a fraction of what other civilisations used relative to their size.

[@malinim4433]

Rome brought civilization to Balkans, Iberia, France, Britain

[@rationalbasis2172]

When he landed in Britain in the 1930s, Gandhi was asked "What do you think of Western civilization?" His reply was: "It sounds like a good idea."

[@gabrieleguerrisi4335]

@@rationalbasis2172 Brittons have been bad learners, we have to say

[@vladmagnat3935]

Уже существовала эллинская цивилизация

[@brettvogel8418]

They had their own civilizations before the romans came, don't be ignorant.

[@sarasamaletdin4574]

You should study more if you don’t think there wasn’t civilization in those areas

[@mecha7419]

2:44 the colosseum was “builded”

[@scienceinsociety3099]

4:19 the Roman Empire splited

[@Michael_the_Drunkard]

@An unimpressed Rooster true, what abour the ERE?

[@rationalbasis2172]

Your comment is irrelevanted.

[@MiniBeyShop]

Past tense of build is built not builded ( i think )

[@Bram06]

This is the highest quality mapping video I've ever seen. Keep up the great work!

[@DK-gg1io]

Then you seen not so much Videos of this type. Roms First split doesn’t was in 395 n.Chr

[@themadmanwithapen]

Have you ever thought of doing something like this but from the founding of Rome to today, including every state that has claimed the legacy of Rome? The goths, Franks, HRE, Ottomans, Russians, etc. Could be neat.

[@marcoalbino2944]

The spanishs have this right for Andras Palaiologos's Will

[@mikewangsama1127]

@@marcoalbino2944so did Charles VII de valois but that didnt mean anything

[@selok91]

@@marcoalbino2944 well, actually, technically finland is a rightfull heir of rome.

[@tomboerstra2533]

F for the fall of Rome and Constantinople

[@AbdallahAzerjawi27]

F

[@DaveMillerOldSport]

F for rome not constantinople

[@ItsDeveloper_]

F

[@Joao_Victor753]

F

[@jgb7480]

​@@DaveMillerOldSportwhy?

[@HistoriasyMapas]

Nice rise & Fall video, I look forward to seeing the rest! Also good job on the effects.

[@imperatormaximus8952]

this is truely awesome! I respect that you could gather that much information ,really great vid!

[@BrianLyons315]

0:34 We went WILD and conquered the Latin League, 0:39 the Samnites, 0:47 the Etruscans! WOO! What a rush!

[@HeadsetHatGuy]

Dad, Rome seems pretty barbaric-

[@BrianLyons315]

@@HeadsetHatGuy YOU'RE BARBARIC! Oh! I forgot to tell you about the time told Saturn his son would one day overthrow him, so, so Saturn literally ATE his own son seconds after he was born.

[@bobing1752]

​@@BrianLyons315... I don't wanna see a picture

[@BrianLyons315]

@@bobing1752 Here's a picture!

[@MrGhost77757]

Another fantastic video well done !

[@1Guy12]

A crown reaches Emperor Zeno and a letter saying, an emperor in west is no more needed, was sent by Odacer, some decades later Justinian punished them for these words.

[@awakenhawk4056]

Emperor Zeno sent the ostrogoths to kill odoacer and regain italy for rome.

[@rationalbasis2172]

First, Odoacer was long dead by the time of Justinian. Second, the "punishment" resulted in near total depopulation of Rome and most of the Italian peninsula, which didn't recover for about 700 years. It is estimated that by the time of Belisarius' occupation of Rome, only 25,000 people were left living in the city (from a high of nearly a million in the mid-Principate.) Finally, the letter and imperial insignia was not sent by Odoacer, it was sent by the Roman Senate.

[@flaviusjconstantius]

⁠@@rationalbasis2172lmao the senate sent the envoy which presented the regalia to Zeno, but Odoacer was very much behind the decision. Hell, half of the envoys mission was to get Zeno’s approval of Odoacer as patricius, and governor of Italy. Not to mention Odoacer utilized the Roman Senate and institutions during his own reign, so it’s not like he was absent from senatorial operations in any way.

[@rationalbasis2172]

@@flaviusjconstantius I can't imagine a case of anyone missing the point better. Congrats, and thanks!

[@flaviusjconstantius]

@@rationalbasis2172 and what point was that? I corrected you, that’s it. Seems like you just don’t enjoy being proven wrong. Suit yourself.

[@jakemapping2868]

Very well done!

[@rantzntirades1104]

Technically rome survived until the fall of constantinople in 1453.

[@DarknessWasHere1]

yea 🇹🇷

[@CGC2_0]

Technically the fall of voinsta (eprius) In 1479

[@tommoore2012]

And even then it continued to exist until the mid 1800s. I believe its size was slightly smaller than France.

[@CGC2_0]

@@tommoore2012 uhm no. The eastern Roman Empire fell in 1453 and its last successor Epirus fell in 1479. Not the 1800’s

[@KastrosKitchen]

Technically Britain still runs Canada and Australia… in reality they don’t.

[@historyrhymes1701]

Great job as always

[@veljkosimovic6779]

Samo nastavi tako brate, daj Boze da nam je vise takvih kao ti!

[@hazzmati]

Glava ti izgleda kao muda

[@veljkosimovic6779]

+hazzmati Rece trol sa slikom iz decje emisije... Ne umes nista bolje, a?

[@hiteshkumar.v461]

What language is this

[@acketech69]

@@hiteshkumar.v461 serbian

[@Teapoid]

@@hiteshkumar.v461 the best one

[@darth1nsidious726]

I love your vids Although I prefer your war videos this is excellent too

[@v_cartographer]

Great video! The used music is awesome!

[@gabri41200]

As a Portuguese speaker, Latin lives through my language. So many words are still equal or very close to the original latin words. The arab conquest of the Iberian peninsula introduced some arabic words to portuguese, and later indigenous words were assimilated to form the brazilian dialect that i speak.

[@Christian_Sannino]

Today we have two Rome, Italy and Greece.

[@UkrainePatr1ot]

The History of Rome *(Every Year)* 752 BC-510 BC: We ARe jOke 2 U?

[@jesusaguilera6572]

this is exactly what i needed to make a timeline of roman expansion from caesar to constantine I

[@AK-rz2xx]

I used a clip from this in a video I made. Thanks for the post!

[@nowaydude4283]

Rome.. the center of the world🌍

[@Stel6700]

2:20 the death of Jesus rest in peace lord 🙏☝️😔

[@Rapora9]

According to some stories, he didn't.

[@IvanKnyazev-dm9of]

Цой жив!!!

[@DeonexGlower]

@@Rapora9 according to some stories, your mom is gay

[@originalhistory4446]

What is the second song?

[@equalopportunityoffender1816]

The music at 1:50 is awesome!

[@dizzypukas8410]

90:21:07 was this the part the second colosseum was builded

[@MiniBeyShop]

How tf did u-

[@dizzypukas8410]

@@MiniBeyShop wank

[@WTWWRESLINGCREATOR]

💀💀💀

[@pelvismen5510]

Yo I think the video isn't 90 hours long bro

[@dizzypukas8410]

@@pelvismen5510 sut up

[@stevepasxos188]

Steve:Evolution Of Italy(🇮🇹)800BC-1.000.000!!!

[@askerton08]

This just makes me play crusader kings 3 more 🫠

[@Улыбашкин]

Подскажите пожалуйста, в каком приложении можно делать такие анимации карты?

[@mathi612.videogamingchannel]

Also if you're wondering what the 3rd song is it's called alone Warriors

[@Koopinator]

Why no byzantine empire?

[@imperfectcell7081]

Koopinator ‍ there is a seperate video

[@bwtkz]

Couse they thinks the Rome dead at 476AD not 1453

[@guanhui1376]

whats the music called?? it's so good

[@X28X282X]

If you are not descended from these people, the Italians and in general Romans then it is a tragedy .

[@joemiller9931]

I'm descended from those who drove them out of Germania.

[@kiwichippie5465]

(April 21) 753 BC was the mythical founding date of rome, not the actual historical one.

[@TlatoaniMontezuma]

It is certainly anachronistic, but there is evidence of a settlement there since the 8th Century BC, so 753 BC isn’t too farfetched actually.

[@seniorbob2180]

Things really went to shit after Julius, didn't they? Republics > Autocracies

[@jekyle1980]

Not bad. Wish it was at a slightly slower pace, to fully process what all was going on.

[@TlatoaniMontezuma]

Great map and video, mistakes here or there, but overall solid.

[@IchliebeHunde58]

You marking at 81 AD say “the Colosseum is builded” it should be BUILT, “the Colosseum is BUILT”

[@MiniBeyShop]

the Colosseum ‘ was ‘ built 💀

[@CIutchX]

This is so beautiful.

[@Archangel-pd1rn]

The Empire collapsed, but the Gospel of Peace had already spread through it all.

[@morin9113]

Roman empire ended in 1453 sorry but as a Turkish guy I truly respect to byzantium even tho name changed it was still Rome.

[@BLG80]

Maybe not even then, mehmed saw himself as heir to the empire, although it would now be an islamic empire the change wasn't dramatic really. I think it's more the case of the west noticed at this stage the unfamiliar now outweigh the similarities. A process only accelerated by mehmed but started under Constantine.

[@morin9113]

@@BLG80 actually ottomans was having right to claim the throne of roman Empire because they did had an marriage with princess of byzantine

[@bobing1752]

4:55 "the decline of the Roman race" is the wildest take I've ever seen on the matter. Quite sus by the way...

[@upandawaygames]

For 50 CE 2:35

[@dariusgherle3215]

Sir I would like to end the test here.

[@Elflopadoor]

The coliseum was builded?

[@aka99]

Great, but you forgot south of Germany being Roman

[@epicvideos8894]

This music makes me want to play RuneScape

[@duduchannel6729]

Roma invicta

[@DefinitelyACircle]

Well now you made me cry 😭

[@MiniBeyShop]

How…

[@DefinitelyACircle]

@@MiniBeyShop A skibidi kid wouldn't get it.

[@doraemon61377]

Why was the roman empire so successful? Because they never gave up. They don't know when to quit. They had a strong fighting belief. And they believed in the virtues of their system while not being absolute about it.

[@underloveryz2731]

2:55 Roman Empire as its peak

[@nouser6541]

actually Odoacer delcared himself western roman emperor but couldn't get the east to recognise him as such.

[@rationalbasis2172]

That is categorically not true. Don't post information without double-checking it first. The Eastern Empire eventually appointed Odoacer "Patrician" with the right to rule Italy as dux.

[@braydenbrown8428]

Is this a continuation of the struggle in the Mediterranean sea

[@劉友中]

Byzantine Empire 476 ~ 1453

[@bwtkz]

There was never a country called Byzantium, it was the Roman Empire itself, and Constantinople was the capital of the entire Roman Empire since Constantine I built it and moved it there

[@Colbearthebear2]

Rome wasn't built in day, it was built in 5 minutes and 33 seconds

[@adrianarivoltella5940]

Ho trovato questo nella Bibbia sui Romani. Primo libro dei Maccabei, capitolo 8: dopo aver parlato dei Romani con ammirazione per la loro potenza, continua: "....si sono ingranditi moltissimo. Ma, con tutto ciò nessuno di loro si è imposto il diadema nè rivestito di porpora per grandeggiare. Si sono eletti un Consiglio in cui ogni giorno 320 uomini si consultano riguardo al popolo per mantenere sempre un buon andamento." Questo è quello che pensavano le altre popolazioni dell'Antichità di Roma.

[@International_Brigade]

Long live the republic!

[@CoreyJayB]

Kind of weird to leave out the servile wars, especially the 3rd given that it directly threatened Rome and set the stage for transition to the empire.

[@faraonetolomeo]

2:24 Rome becomes a super power

[@V-man117]

Awesome

[@henriknielsen9674]

They weren't interested in trying out my mom's ancestors "the jutes", it seems to be right where their expansion stopped going north

[@patrickalo1975]

forget the empire, Rome became Rome tanks to the Republic

[@rufaiguruboy7677]

Rome conquered Magnesia (West Anatolia) in the Roman-Seleucid war (192-188 BC) BEFORE Conquering Macedonia (171-168 BC), Carthage (149-146) and Greece (146)

[@llantwit6629]

No. There were no territorial changes for Rome after the Seleucid war. Pergamum and Rhodes (both Roman allies) enlarged their territories in Western Anatolia.

[@rufaiguruboy7677]

@@llantwit6629 Thank you

[@frefox2701]

This is basically if mussolini wasnt the leader of Italy in WW2

[@LuisSuarezgoat]

Wow no comment after 2 years but true

[@frefox2701]

@@LuisSuarezgoat Haha yes and i still reply

[@rationalbasis2172]

Yes, Italy could have taken on Britain and the U.S. no problemo. Industrial power be damned.

[@frefox2701]

@@rationalbasis2172 its a joke

[@traditionalimations6671]

they all start with the republic 💀

[@olaszherceg8486]

Rome is fuckin boss

[@IvanKnyazev-dm9of]

Unfortunately since 1949 Italy is controlled by USA. At this point thousands of US soldiers deployed in Italy. Tens of US military bases were built since WWII in Italy. Sad to see this. Mussolini made some mistakes yes, as well as Hitler. And both countries are just American colonies basically. Economically and politically.

[@josefk5659]

I’m so proud of them

[@mt0.and.0nly52]

POV: your teacher sent you here

[@iankirk9097]

Brilliant!!

[@Whywhywhywhywhy709]

Got a little Caesar’s add.

[@luciabaliani9485]

epic!!!🎉

[@washingtongeorge8687]

But you didn't do all of the Roman History!!

[@MiniBeyShop]

bet u cant even edit a video properly

[@g32.recitales]

And now they make Wine and drink coffee.

[@925souto]

Terrific race the romans

[@fridayyy.2102]

indeed

[@rationalbasis2172]

Can you define "race?"

[@parkerstyers4812]

Anthropologically speaking I believe they would be a culture.

[@swordofthedawn6495]

lol the Colloseum dun gone be builded 2:40

[@EmilMasnyj]

This video has several mistakes

[@luisfelipesilvasampaio7922]

There are some mistakes there!!!! During empreror trajan´s time(around early 2nd century) Rome conquered most parts of Mesopotamia and gain territory in north africa during septimius severus time around early third century!!!!! That is not shown in the map!!!!

[@Contribute_TakeCare_Learn_Play]

I'm checking this to see if my imperator Rome difficulty isn't to ease I'm playing on easy and i have similar amount of territories. So i guess easy setting for me is good

[@TomSeliman99]

"the colloseum was builded"

[@nichl474]

"The Roman Empire splited"

[@nichl474]

"Bosporan Kingdom overruned by the Huns"

[@cristhianramirez6939]

STFU

[@Aspirational123]

Not exactly accurate in terms of annexations

[@HistoriaRomanorum]

Definitely made several mistakes. Decent video otherwise.

[@CesarSalvadorGutierrezMa-tw1jf]

Descansa en paz Roma 753 a.C. - 1918

[@abuzmmii306]

We were so powerful and now we are nothing

[@X28X282X]

Look at the cultural impact of Rome

[@MatthewPinno-c6y]

Spoilers for the over simplified videos

[@blankface5052]

Idk, I would’ve put Egypt as part of Rome during Augustus

[@МаксимДребота]

Good!

[@HolyRomanEmpireMapping]

Well Rome fell in 1453 AD instead of 476. If you are using the Unified one, then it should be 380 AD. Here you are showing the Western Roman's Collapse, But Eastern Half is Still Surviving and is As Roman as west. Constantinople was the Capital of the Unified Roman Empire 330 AD to 380 AD. So Eastern Rome has better Roman Connection than the Western Part as Western Part only had rome, which was no longer the Capital.

[@WalterFromFortnite]

its built not builded I'm finding your ip address if u don't edit that video boi

[@IvanKnyazev-dm9of]

Unfortunately since 1949 Italy is controlled by USA. At this point thousands of US soldiers deployed in Italy. Tens of US military bases were built since WWII in Italy. Sad to see this. Mussolini made some mistakes yes, as well as Hitler. And both countries are just American colonies basically. Economically and politically.

[@Alexandre-zv8ci]

So even as a republic, Rome, technically, was already behaving like an empire.

[@chilloutcentral2097]

And the rest? Where is the next thousand years of the Roman Empire until the fall of Constantinople?

[@ASR1L-]

2:55

[@mathi612.videogamingchannel]

RIP Western Roman Empire

[@ThomasFogarty-kf8th]

cool😁

[@marcellanormanno7440]

Please, please whoever made this, set that horrid "builded" right! It's a fine video but I can't show it at school with language mistakes!!!

[@BelfastBandit]

They were doing great till they met Vandals :P

[@thekurdishtapes8317]

this is a joke, the Rhine-Danube border stays unchanged for 100s of years??? So the Uppergermanic-Raetian Limes didn't even exist??? I thought there would be a depiction of the expansion into Agri Decumates, how the Limes was build and expanded and how the Romans eventually had to retreat back to the Danube-Iller-Rhine Limes in 260. None of this at all!?

[@joebriggs6904]

The Colosseum was builded