The History of the Roman Kingdom

[@AncientHistoryGuy]

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[@thej8903]

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[@AncientHistoryGuy]

@@thej8903 Ill add it to the list!

[@BronzetheGolden]

I would love to see the history of the acheanimid persian empire or the arsacaid parthian empire

[@AncientHistoryGuy]

@@BronzetheGolden ooh that's a good selection of ideas!

[@BronzetheGolden]

@@AncientHistoryGuy thank you I feel like your channel overshadows other ancient nations like Dacia, gaul Germania and Persia but I still like your channel with your cute animations

[@Wallyworld30]

When the Romans chose a successor to Romulus they came up with an important compromise between the Romans and Sabines. They agreed to let the Romans choose the King but the person had to be a Sabine. The Romans chose Numa who was loved by both Romans and Sabines. Numa is the person credited with Starting many of the Religious importance and rituals of Rome. Numa introduced the Vestal Virgins, Built the Temple of Janus. In the Temple of Janus tradition was if the Temples door is closed when at peace and open when at war. For most of Numa's reign the doors were closed which was a rarity during the history of Rome. Romulus also introduced the position of Pontifex Maximus a title still carried to this day by the Pope. This religious position has been around for an amazing 2700 Years! Some people think Numa was even more important than Romulus himself. Numa turned Rome into a Kingdom of Warriors that are very religious which helped them maintain law and order.

[@AncientHistoryGuy]

The more I read about numa the more I just can't help thinking how is this guy not more well know!!!

[@mr.2083]

Remus and Romulus didn't argue over the name of the city. They argued over the location, on which hill they'd build their initial city, with their supporters split into two groups both claiming to have received signs of the gods their chosen location was the right one.

[@Wallyworld30]

This is one of the first stories we learn when studying Roman History. How could he flub this one? This story is also the origin story of the Roman pomerium. Romulus killed Remus when he crossed the Pomerium which became Roman law that you can't cross into the Pomerium armed. This law was ignored during Late Republic Era but was heavily enforced for hundreds of years before the fall of the Republic.

[@AncientHistoryGuy]

Different versions of the same myth. Some say it's who would rule. Some say it's the location of the city. Some say its the name of the city. In school I was taught it was the name and as a story its far more interesting than a quarrel over where they wanted to put a wall. Ultimately this is a myth there's no historical proof to back it up. It's just a fun little story with different versions. . Have a nice day and thanks for the comments!

[@kungalexander829]

​@@Wallyworld30Because remus and romulus might not even and the foundation of rome was entirely a "myth" I don't think they should even be considered as historical figures for there are no accounts they existed It's like saying hercules a historical figure

[@μιατρελητρεληφαρμα]

I hope you don't change the intro, keep it as a reminder if your roots when you're at 100k subs.

[@tjomka0072]

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[@mbathroom1]

Good job. Makes me miss Rome which I just moved out of last year.

[@AncientHistoryGuy]

Thankyou! Thinking of travelling to Italy when I get the chance, any recommendations?

[@mbathroom1]

@@AncientHistoryGuy Rome is the best but you must also visit Florence, Naples, Venice, Pisa, Milan, Ravenna etc. I lived there 7 years and I didnt even see enough

[@leavetre8405]

You better be on that job

[@erikprank4611]

You should have added, that this earlier part is rather legend or myth, not a solid historical knowledge.

[@AncientHistoryGuy]

Good point that. Thanks for the feedback!

[@balticbvll2987]

@@AncientHistoryGuy maybe myth but its more interesting than just some latins coming together

[@Astavyastataa]

No it isn't, that's blasphemy. May the gods strike you down for your slander.

[@voidwalker9223]

@@balticbvll2987 and that’s exactly how the media works. Post random lies because it’s more interesting and gets more views. Good job buddy

[@balticbvll2987]

@@voidwalker9223 what the fuck are you talking about, i post just saying that its more interesting and you give a passive aggressive rant about how the media works and all their little lies

[@Fatherofheroesandheroines]

There is so much being learned about this actual period all the time. In fact it seems Rome might be even older than the myths. When the Senones sacked Rome they might have lost those histories. Hopefully someday we find out the truth one day.

[@Zephmir]

Great video as always

[@AncientHistoryGuy]

Thankyou!

[@manangohil2553]

Alexander's campaign conquests in full details And his battles with Indian emperor Porus!! And yes, Likings for your channel from India!

[@AncientHistoryGuy]

stay tuned!

[@thefeudallord3149]

Can you do the history of Genoa?

[@overlordover114]

Well this isnt history but legend

[@travisblack8767]

I love your content keep up the great work

[@AncientHistoryGuy]

Thankyou!

[@thefeudallord3149]

Nice video! As always its very interesting!

[@kanyekubrick5391]

Awesome 👏🏽

[@AncientHistoryGuy]

Thankyou!

[@joelmaynard5590]

It's a shame you missed one of the heavy hitters of the regal period (Servius Tullius) but this is still a good video.

[@AncientHistoryGuy]

gotta condense stuff down sometimes, especially in the History Of series. Thanks anyway!

[@joelmaynard5590]

@@AncientHistoryGuy the regal period is the only part of Roman history that is allowed to be skipped over so it's no problem.

[@theuniverseisme432]

Wait isn’t this mythology and not true history?

[@AidanMartin]

it is a good thing tarquinius was dethrone for comitting every single act of pure evil possible!!

[@AncientHistoryGuy]

not the nicest of people eh?

[@AidanMartin]

@@AncientHistoryGuy why he was anti-nice,he was pure barbaric through and through

[@alphariusomegon7374]

Agreed

[@celestialweaver8460]

@@AidanMartin It isn't necessarily a true story

[@tai-yomaruno3680]

For the algorithm!!

[@AncientHistoryGuy]

legend

[@xyAKMxy]

Pretty cool video but the pronunciation of some videos needs more work. For example, you say "Tarquinicus" but it's "Tarquinius", but otherwise it seems like a good video.

[@nightmaremono7363]

I'm confused about the Imperium part, so basically, the candidate was required to propose a new law for the Imperium and it had to be agreed upon?

[@AncientHistoryGuy]

yup basically. Couldn't go around giving imperium to anyone so the senate would have to agree to give imperium to the candidate.

[@leavetre8405]

I was at the Rome kingdom and it was very dusty I will say

[@chrisschaeffer9661]

Not a recap going back to Troy? This is for Casuals

[@jakedominie3654]

As far as art thumbs up. I do wonder tho. During the first two hundred years of romes existence, would they have the Greco Latin architecture that we all know. Or would they live in huts?

[@AncientHistoryGuy]

Cheers! And most likely not on the scale I showed in the art. Huts prob would have been a common sight tbf.

[@jakedominie3654]

@@AncientHistoryGuy either way it looks good. Really good

[@AncientHistoryGuy]

@@jakedominie3654 thankyou!

[@Veriox22]

I am so early that bots rule the barren land called the comment sections.

[@AncientHistoryGuy]

maybe you've travelled forward in time to a world where A.I has taken over?????

[@worldwidewebb3802]

You have a cute voice

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[@ThoriberoCaroli]

Bonum opus faciebat. Roma gratias tibi agit.

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[@memeking6295]

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[@johndowland3051]

How?