Kingdom of Bohemia

[@SiMiK2022]

For the Kingdom!!!

[@vaha-yv5nu]

Martin Šimon a proč to nepíšeš česky, hypervlastenče?

[@jirinovotny9674]

Nekaž mu to xd

[@samuelkovac1008]

@@vaha-yv5nu Protože angličtině rozumí více lidí hypertupče.

[@tomaskrutilek7848]

Vlastenci tu stále jsou a jsem za to rád!

[@masos8508]

Já jsem velký vlastenec

[@masos8508]

@RedGaming Studio ten kdo by zemřel pro svou vlast praktycky láska k vlasti

[@kadash7126]

Měli by jsme ovládnout republiku a udělat Českou říši! :D

[@kubikkuratko188]

​@@kadash7126takový koloběh národů, království - republika - říše

[@tauhidershadKUFNAFLORAN]

@@kubikkuratko188 78

[@terezamadrova6305]

úžasné, je pěkný, že se i v dnešní době najde někdo, kdo se orientuje v české historii. Palec hore :))

[@dejiny]

Název videa je nepřesný, protože se věnuje i období knížectví, ale to je spíš detail. Nechápu ale ten skok od Ferdinanda II. ke Karlovi Wittelsbašskému. A proč video končí Marií Terezií?

[@PeterXDonOfficial]

Lepší než hodina Dějepisu. :-)

[@Mila-pe1tj]

Nejkrásnější přehled českých dějin !!!

[@dominikbilek5321]

Proč mají tedy v dnešní době Poláci naše nebo německé Slezsko? Protože se sem serou skrz vlajku a měnu a vše to území co vidíte na videu oni chtěli a chcou. Neměli dělat nic krom sjednocení čr a Německa a Polska netykalo se to jedné země spíš jen té naši ale špatně bohužel

[@oliversodomka3651]

@@dominikbilek5321 Slezsko Poláci mají, protože za Marie Terezie ho Prusové vybojovali, a když zanikla Německá říše, tak ho získalo Polsko. Konec

[@cisarvitiate]

Kde je Bořivoj, Václav, Zikmund Lucemburský, Ludvík Jagellonský a proč to končí u Marie Terezie?!?????

[@dejiny]

To by mě také zajímalo.

[@Loostyc]

Tehdy se zrušila česká dvorská kancelář v Praze a byla jen kancelář ve Vídni. Někdy se to bere jako zánik posledních zbytků suverenity. no...

[@evzenvarga9707]

@@Loostyc Česko bylo v personální unii s Rakouskem až do roku 1806 kdy se celá monarchie sjednotila to jednoho císařství, takže by to mělo končit až 1806.

[@cumlery]

Jo no

[@dejiny]

@@evzenvarga9707 V době vzniku Rakouského císařství (1804, ne 1806) se už dávno nejednalo jen o personální unii. To propojení všech zemí bylo mnohem těsnější.

[@DarkcanCZ]

Czesi i Polacy, Słowacy SA naszymi Brac ZAWSZE :) w 10 -14 Wieku mieliśmy jeden Mowe

[@honzaeichler9607]

Česko Slovensko Polsko Chorvatsko Ukrajina Rusko Bělorusko bratři navždy:-)

[@stepanpytlik4021]

Honza Eichler Rusko ne

[@evzenvarga9707]

@@stepanpytlik4021 Rusko ano a k tomu ještě, Slovinsko, Bosna, Makedonie, Srbsko a Černá Hora, Rusové jsou bratři, oni za své politiky nemohou a invaze Československa se lidé nezastávali ani v SSSR.

[@adampytlik8453]

@@stepanpytlik4021 D:

[@antoniodonizettigiuliano995]

Amazing!!! I've seen the video 3 times and I'm still impressed. I did not know the story of Bohemia. Congratulations. The wealth of detail aligned with the simplicity of the presentation was fantastic. I really liked the song too, although I can not identify its author.

[@KarlosTheMighty]

The music is from one of the biggest czech composers - Bedřich Smetana and it is called Má vlast (My country). Fun fact is that he was such music genius, that he composed this when he was totally deaf.

[@killman4098]

Mě příde že jsme území získali a za dva dny ho zase ztratili :D Potom za rok zase vybojovali jinou oblast a za tejden ji měli zase pryč.....

[@joeymoldano6246]

Killman! ty vole ten češtin... získali, ztratili, vybojovali, měli když už teda.

[@killman4098]

Joey Moldano a co já s tím :D

[@joeymoldano6246]

Co já vím? Asi zpět do školy. :)

[@killman4098]

Joey Moldano hele v realitě bych si s tim dal víc práce ,ale tady na netu? proč bych to dělal :D

[@jestlordmcze1745]

TwinkerCZ Protože nechceš vypadat jak idiot?

[@Quetzal239]

@helljooz a bylo na výběr? Když Čs. vojáci chtěli bojovat za vlast proti Němcům? Polsko bylo v letech 1918-1939 nepřítelem Československa, na to se nezapomíná. Když jsme se měli bránit proti Hitlerovi v září 38, Poláci, místo toho, aby nám proti němu pomohli, si radši slepě a hloupě stáli na svých územních požadavcích na ČSR. Taky na to o rok později doplatili.

[@alesek8]

Vraťte Slezsko a Lužici !

[@Reedlyyy]

Ne ne ne 😀

[@hj1980]

Mily priteli! Uz tak v nasi zemi pribyva Ukrajincu, Vietnamcu, Srbu a jinych narodnosti. Chtel byste tu nakvartyrovat jeste par desitek milionu Germanu a Polaku? Prestante pit...

[@romannemec8190]

@RedGaming Studiocs.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sedmilet%C3%A1_v%C3%A1lka

[@YamiKisara]

@@hj1980 motáš jablka s hruškama

[@YamiKisara]

Nejlepší je, že podle stále platných smluv nám Lužice stále patří. Prakticky jakmile by Němci prolomili Benešovi dekrety, bylo by na místě vyžadovat vrácení Lužice, která byla pouze zapůjčena po dobu vládnutí saských knížat a ten rod již vymřel, takže se nám Lužice měla vrátit hned po První světové. Kdyby naši politici byli co k čemu, zavřeli by tímhle argumentem Němčourům hubu - vsaď se, že Merkelová by se po takovým požadavku o tech jejich Landmanšaft honem rychle postarala :D

[@MrFrTomas]

Jenom bych rád upozornil, že šlo povětšinou o různé personální unie, čili že neznamená, že to území bylo podřízeno Království českém, jakož to Čechám, Bohemii (nebo že to snad byly celé Čechy, ale to si snad nikdo nemyslí), ale že bylo spojené osobou panovníka pod korunu království Čech. Nacionální výklady to totiž rády zkreslují...

[@doktor_skunk]

super video, fakt moc pěkné

[@AsohoVidaho]

škoda, že to ten Přemysl II neudržel, mohli jsme mít Alpy :-)

[@czechmaster4994]

Ale hlavně by jsme měli moře

[@falkenstein9246]

V RAMCI KLANOVE POLITIKY TO NESLO CELI TEHDEJSI SVET SE PROTI TOMU POSTAVIL PROTO PADL A POSLEZE PADLI VITKOVCI A PREMYSLOVCI PO MECI sVET SE VZDY ŘIDIL KLANOVE MOCENSKYMI RODY

[@JarinCOD]

@@tondajenej3449 Snad Vítkovci.

[@samuelkovac1008]

@@falkenstein9246 Vypni capslock

[@tacoberu]

Tak, bylo by to zajímavé. Ale co znamená to my? My bychom neměli nic. A do Alp můžeme jezdit stejně :-)

[@luboskaderabek4223]

A kde jsme teď... :(

[@michalvlcek1762]

v prdeli.

[@idonsonofodin5781]

@@michalvlcek1762 to teda nejsme náš národ je malý ale ve světě jsme udělaly hodně věcí máme největší hrad a do Česka chodí každý rok milióny turistů

[@andelasimakova7754]

V EU a jde nám o náš stát a svobodu.

[@mestakzprahy1310]

@@idonsonofodin5781 no právě, Praha a památky jsou zničené plyšovými pandami, žvýkačkami, zámky a graffitama, tedy hlavně památky, nemůžeš už ani jít po Karlově mostě, aniž by do tebe. Nikdo nevrazil. To, že je Praha možná i nejhezčí je hezké, ale špatné, protože ti co v Praze 1 tedy Staré Město především, Malá Strana, Hradčany, Nové Město, Vyšehrad bydlí se musí zbláznit... Kdyz si čas od času zajedu do Staré Prahy, neobejde se to bez toho, abych žádného dementního turistu nehodil do Vltavy....

[@MrMajsterixx]

@@mestakzprahy1310 To je ale daň za svobodu :) Chceš mít možnost cestovat po celým světě ? Tak to dovol i ostatním.

[@zhibenchew4506]

it is interesting for me to learn this history.

[@AMA2309]

I'm polish and I think it would be fine to give Vratislav to our little bohemian friend :)

[@झचझथणदझझढशशणदणदणददण]

AMA2309 Little.... Sea n' out Bohemia... Land of Wieners.... Cannot into.. Beerland... Gypsie Chicks... Enough!

[@stepanpytlik4021]

Agreed polish brother! Silesia belongs to Czech and Poland! I hope one day we will together defeat Germany! :)

[@19Koty96]

The whole of Silesien and Krakow )))

[@tomaskoptik2021]

Keep Wroclaw and give us Krakow, there´s even stronger CZ-PL historical bond and it looks beautiful. What do you say? :)

[@zerguskotus2648]

@@tomaskoptik2021 😶‍🌫

[@TheWladar]

to isté ako zakarpatská rus mala byť slovenská tak aj slezko vaše

[@xoutsideraspakavinatigo2650]

Ne ty noobe

[@danluna7916]

Anyone know where I can get books on the history of Bohemia?

[@PJBenderX]

Moc hezké, a velmi užitečné! Určitě doporučím všem okolo.

[@jludtxs]

do you know of any drawings of the castle that was built in Stemechy (Moravia at the time) in the late 1200's?

[@adamnovaku850]

commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:%C5%A0t%C4%9Bm%C4%9Bchy_-_tvrz.JPG To není Bezděz ani Karlštejn tudíž stavební plány jak to kdysi vypadalo nebude tak lehké najít..........Štěměchy slyším prvně a od cizince :-D :-D

[@jludtxs]

Thank you, I'm not sure the google translator did a very good job. The link shows a better picture of the ruins than I have seen before. I am hoping to one day know what it looked like when it was new. My grandparents came from the village of Stemechy in early 1900's. They said they had planted a tree as the other families did when they left. I hope I can visit someday.

[@MrKimi994]

Cheers from Serbia!

[@thepheene7168]

MrKimi007 I vás zdravíme. Hodně štěstí s Kosovem :D

[@tauhidershadKUFNAFLORAN]

@thepheene7168 kosovo is independent. and will stay so.

[@moravskysoutous7732]

Velmi kvalitně zpracované, opravdu krása! 🙂

[@milankriz7482]

Dobré,i když trochu nepřesné video.Když už jste začali od začátku,od Otce vlasti a zakladatele české státnosti knížete Boleslava prvního,mohli jste skončit na konci,prezidentem Zemanem.Ale to se vám asi moc nechtělo.Lidé by si mohli uvědomit,že za zločince Havla přišel náš stát o třetinu území.

[@Czechwalkerguy]

Protože to je historie Českého království bez Samové řiše, bez Velké Moravy i bez Československa, tak tež i bez České republiky

[@cyrusthagreat6649]

am i the only english guy watching this video

[@rexeightyfour6001]

Nope!

[@AncientHoplite]

Are *you* actually English and not an American saying they are?

[@petras4922]

Jupí

[@annalitz1400]

yes.... im an English girl

[@gonefishing167]

@@AncientHoplite I’m Australian - it’s 2020. 🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺

[@Danny2400]

2:36 až takový jsme byli wow

[@05KAR]

@Perokneznik Sorry, i ment Constance of course. Bohemians were in a way a side of this whole fight. Żiżka was for sure there with a contingent of Chech mercerines, it`s not clear if he lost his eye there, but there are some records of him saying so. No idea if he was sent by Wenceslas IV, or wasn`t just "working" for his money. Also taborites participated in the Varna Crusade. Lots of religious refugees from Bohemia were free in Poland to settle and work, most notably Jan Amos Komensky.

[@КириллКирюхин-р9з]

what is music?

[@tomast1323]

google: music wikipedia

[@agfd5659]

Bedřich Smetana - Vyšehrad

[@SpacewolfCZ]

Je to slozity, nasi kralove/ knizata byli i jejich kralove. Polsko stridave patrilo k nam. V jiznim Polsku ma jeden kraj/ vojvodina bileho dvojocaseho lva na rudem poli. Polaci nas maji radi a maj z nas respekt (ac se taky nekdy divim proc, jsou vetsi a pocetnejsi). Treba nam to nejaky polak vysvetli.

[@miroslavledl2624]

Družba gks a fcb

[@jozefgarab]

Že to moc prežívate. Sú to dejiny tých kráľov. Oni sú podriadený Vatikánu. Za to ich dediči dedia ten titul. Kráľovstvo nemôže byť národným štátom. Dnes Katalanci v Španielsku. Zánik Moravi vznik tých troch kráľovstiev je komédia z Vatikánu. Keby moc moravy ostala. Bol by to nie aký štátny útvar a písalo by sa cirylikou. To by viedlo k zjednoteniu jazyka. I keby nárečie jestvovali ďalej. Možno by sa to ani nebolo morava. Veľká Morava je len dejepisny nazov. Lebo grécky kronikár nepoužil názov Moravská riša. Grécke ķňazstvo chcelo duchovne ovládnuť tento priestor podobe ako Vatikán.

[@DavidJGillCA]

I loved the video though I struggle to put the details in the context of an American's general familiarity with the incredibly complex history of Europe. over the last 1000 years. I don't think it would be possible to put colors on a map to depict the political character of each period of history depicted...there are too many overlapping realms. A simple example: when the Plantagenet kings of England held Normandy as part of their realm did that make Normandy English or French?

[@novaki1]

Simple example ... but it took 100 years of war to clarify and answer the question.

[@DrugiPoWojcie]

@weyrother I meant the colours again - I think they are wrong at some times (again, I'm primarily looking at the Czech-Polish situation). For example: 1329 - "Mazovsko" shouldn't be in red like the proper Bohemia is.

[@davidamajako961]

Ah so thats where kingdom come deliverance takes place

[@Crusader8814]

If you marked that between 1301-1304 "Horní Uhry" had been under czech occupation, mark that between 1479 and 1490, Morava and Slezsko were parts of the Kingdom of Hungary (Mathias I.)

[@vladislav89ify]

Love Czech Republic 🇨🇿❤️

[@Perokneznik]

Opět skvělá práce!! dávám do favorites

[@DrugiPoWojcie]

...concerns are primarily based on Czech-Polish territorial history and are mostly about marking some territories with the same colour the proper Czechia has been marked here - I take it that it means such lands are to be taken as integral Czech lands, integrally incorporated into Bohemian state. For instance, take Boleslav I's time: how can "Krakovsko" (deep into today's Ukraine in the east) be marked as such? How do we know it (which is my second concern here - the credibility

[@Perokneznik]

@MaximusProteus That explains a lot I´m talking about the whole area from southern Moravia, to Bohemian forest to Egerland, northern Bohemia to north moravia-silesia..it´s not geographically correct but in czech or german its generalized as Sudets..

[@05KAR]

@Perokneznik Were there any records of etchnic composition, population etc? Croats lived in Sudetes as far as Kłodzko (Glatz), where was a major stronghold. Sławnikowices ruled several tribes, but they were Zliczans. It`s enough Germans colonised Lusatia, soon also Obodrites and Veleti. They were even before Mongols, whos main objective was Hugary. That invasion was a decoy. Kraków was burned, people of Opole escaped to forests, islands of Vratislav weren`t captured, neither Legnica.

[@saiien2]

@3DSFuture, and how it was with Poland? Poland was defeated for 7 days? It is an ally?

[@GurnySlunzok]

Jaký je název písně?

[@Kralibus]

@weyrother ... Díky za odpověď

[@Superchickenman159]

what is the song

[@DrugiPoWojcie]

@weyrother Oh, alright, indeed I can see it now, as well as the describtion. But why call the video the "Kingdom of Bohemia" instead of the more suitable the "Kings of Bohemia" (for example) then? And why the (sometimes) incoherent differentiating of the lands under their influence?

[@Perokneznik]

That's a good question, but although Plantagenet kings were vassals of the French kings (due to their possesion of Normandy and Aquitania) French king had no actual power over those lands, so they were technically speaking English

[@frozenjohny6001]

Václav II. byl český a uherský král a pro svého syna získal i korunu polskou....takže Václav IIU. byl český,polský a uherský král

[@petrberounsky9702]

Chyba. Naopak, Václav II. byl český, později, po sňatku s Eliškou Rejčkou i polský král. Pro svého syna pak získal Uhry.

[@MrFrTomas]

@weyrother Hmm, vím moc dobře kdo byl Karel III, každopádně na videu 4:30 je uveden Karel III, čili jsem vycházel z toho... prosím o vyjádření k té Moravě mistře. Osobně se domnívám, že zůstala věrná Marii Terezii.

[@05KAR]

@Perokneznik So it seems i can learn alot from you, i`m not a master, not even a history student :) As far as i know, nobody was doing etchnic censuses then, so how can You tell they were 'majority'? Also many familyies just died out in that war. Germans contributed alot to our state too, but they got eventually assimilated, with exception of Gdańsk and Toruń. We had this experience to compare, Germans from Austria are not the same as chavinists from "Prussia", settlement was impossible.

[@AntrozLPs]

Po pádu Přemyslovců to s Čechama šlo do kytek..

[@martincikanek1446]

+AntrozLPs nn nešlo, co třeba Karel IV. nebo Jiří z Poděbrad? Ale je škoda, že už tu více českých rodů nevládlo

[@tondajenej3449]

Karel se považoval za Přemyslovce spíše, bylo to jenom dobře protože jeho otce neměl nikdo rád, jeho matku a její rod ale ano

[@gessuto6890]

Až do Masaryka.

[@sidonshekel2991]

Moravou, Slezskem etc...

[@miroslavledl2624]

Můj oblíbený panovník Karel 1

[@paskalis333]

Zdar. Není tam to Slezsko a ta Morava truchu divně zaznačená?

[@MarkusTJ1]

@weyrother Right, Vaclav II became king of Poland, but when his son Vaclav III died before coronation, and then Poland was again independent.

[@PirateDigiBayness]

@DrJuwelier I do not know what it taught you. Maybe just a bad translation or a similar word? Czechs are Slavs, the Slavs were and always will be. With Germans we have never had good relations. You can specify the year? 1000 years ago ...? (Sorry for bad English :( )

[@MrFrTomas]

A mám výhrady ke Karlovy III, ten, pokud vím, nabyl přijmut na Moravě za Markrabího, a přijetí v Čechách za krále k tomu, aby vládl Moravě, rozhodně nestačilo.

[@Kralibus]

@weyrother ... Děkuju za odpověď

[@Rengmancz]

Chyby: P.O. II. získal Furlandsko 1272 (na mapě 1270) Kral IV připojil roku 1368 Dolní Lužici (na mapě 1364) a Svídnicko-Javorské vévodství (na mapě 1369)

[@azerbah]

Nice Video. Greetings from Polska.

[@jiritichy7967]

You did not seem to describe Lusatia.

[@Quetzal239]

@czcech No a?Že jsou Slované?Sověty to moc nezajímalo,když je roku 39 přepadli..a onoho roku 38 nás jako "slovanští bratři" Poláci zradili a šli s GERMÁNY proti nám.

[@Kralibus]

Co znamenjí ta oranžová území (např. rok 1085 - Polsko)? Patřili česku nebo jak to s nimi bylo?

[@Perokneznik]

@LemurekPL That was not meant in offensive way, but if you look in our medieval history, Poles were the nation we fought almost the most, practically whole 11th and 12th century. My idea was that if you look at position of our state, stuck between Germans to the west, Hungarians to the southeast and Poles to the north, we did great job in preserving of our statehood

[@05KAR]

@Perokneznik Yes i know, but i thought we talk about these mountains in particular and the case of Croats, depopulation etc at now. Austria actually has regions called Ostmark, Steinmark etc. i guess you know what the very name "Osterreich" stands for. They`re in fact Bavarians, whose settled there in medieval. The whole region was populated by some sort of Slavs, there also used to be some duchyies like Carantania, than a Mark.

[@Perokneznik]

Informace která mi ale uchází je ta lenní příslušnost Mazovska za Jana Lucemburskýho, o tom jsem nikdy neslyšel. To je spojený s tou jeho výpravou do Litvy?

[@Perokneznik]

@MaximusProteus Damn I can´t find any map considering inhabitation in Middle-ages..I have great maps at home (Ottův historický atlas). The tribes you named lived in the flatlands. In fact Libice is about 5Okm from my hometown..it´s 250 above sea level. Germans inhabited border regions, because Germany was overpopulated, and central Europe also suffered from Mongol invasion, so there were huge gaps of devastated areas in lowlands also(Moravia 1241), so kings naturaly invited them to live there

[@Perokneznik]

@MaximusProteus It´s easy to tell, because they mostly settled in the areas which were previousley unsettled. In middle-ages Czech population lived in the low lands (around Elbe,Moldau,Morava rivers) Germans started to colonize lands of higher attitude, because of their superior agriculture skills..and that were mostly areas of Sudets (mountainous range arroud republic) they also settled towns, where mining of precious metals occured (Jihlava, Kutna Hora,Stribro)

[@DrugiPoWojcie]

@weyrother OK, that's all fine, just consider introducing some changes referring to topics we've discussed.

[@05KAR]

@Perokneznik For my knowladge, the first etchnic census around here was made in XIXc by Austrians and still it wasn`t clear since they included Jews as "Germans". I don`t know much about fiscal policy, nor about the criminal law in Bohemia, but what i know for sure is that peasants in general had no surnames until late XVIII/XIXc, eventually nicknames. The "border areas" such as Marks were in different places, Sudetes were a "border area" between Bohemia and Silesia if anything.

[@GurnySlunzok]

@Quetzal239 Horní Slezsko mohou morawe i czeska

[@Perokneznik]

@MaximusProteus Well first global records of population were done in 18th century I think, but before you could get some picture from the taxcollecting books, or from crime recording books (smolne knihy). The fact is that the border areas were firstly inhabited by germans and they lived there for hundreds of years, there where counties were lived 95% of germans accordind to 1910 census (Egerland-Chebsko, Bruntalsko-Jaggernsdorf..atd..) sadly I cannot offer you a czech-speaking literature

[@Perokneznik]

@MaximusProteus you mean council of Constance for sure in 1415, and of course bohemian represention also opposed sentence for Hus :) at the time of Grunwald (1410) there was no active hussite movement, they were probably send by king Wenceslas IV. who favored Poles against his brother Sigismund who favored Teutons..in fact nobody knows if Zizka was really there, and on which side he fought, but more Czechs and Moravians joined Polish side .-)

[@DrugiPoWojcie]

@weyrother Right, Wacław was a duke at Płock only (duke of Płock), just a part of „Mazovsko”, the western part of it and not whole of Masovia as your map has it. And there you go, you can see for yourself what John of Luxemburg’s influence was - he happened to have been nothing but a one-time subjugator of the land (he besieged Płock and raided vicinity when Wacław eventually surrendered and pledged vassal to him) who could really care less about it - only he could gain some dosh on the rights.

[@jakubmintel3747]

Opravdu nechápu, proč v poslední době je v diskuzích pod videa o České historii tolik polských spammerů, si z toho vždycky dělají nějaký chat jako kdyby to bylo o jejich historii....

[@miroslavledl2624]

Bo Polska

[@Perokneznik]

@MrWWFattitudefan If we go deeper into this, we could find many more slavic tribes, nations inside HRE. Silesians at that time were also slavic, Poles lived there also, Lusatian Sorbs..and you can consider Moravians as single nation in that time (some consider themself moravians even today)

[@jiritichy7967]

There is no Moravian nation. Those who claim it look like Bavarians saying that they are not Germans.

[@DrugiPoWojcie]

...Odnowiciela po rok 1945, kiedy próbowaliście zająć Kotlinę Kłodzką i dostaliście po nosie. Zapomniałeś też wspomnieć, że Czechy przez cały ten "czas świetności" były lennikiem cesarskim, lub w taki czy inny sposób (jak pod Habsburgami) - kolejną uzależnioną od Niemców ziemią albo z czasem po prostu niemiecką prowincją. To jak było w końcu z tą czeską potęgą, także militarną? :)

[@Czechwalkerguy]

Snad si už zmoudřel a nepišeš také hlouposti.

[@Ibrahim.leasure]

Kingdom Come Deliverance brought me here.

[@מהשלומךככהככהככהככה]

me too

[@DarkcanCZ]

škoda že jsme přišli o Slezsko

[@thepheene7168]

Hvězdobijec Děkuj "bratrům" Cholerám (Polákům) :D

[@dejiny]

@@thepheene7168 Co ti s tím mají společného?

[@SirPiter94]

Nice one ;) Regards from Poland ;)

[@GurnySlunzok]

Horni Slezsko greets Czech!!!

[@Perokneznik]

@MrWWFattitudefan Slovenes also...in that time part of Slovenia was called Carinthia

[@Perokneznik]

@dseano221 well in the time when this offer was made there was no commonwealth. Reason for this offer was very pragmatic polish king Jagiello was the only monarch in the neighbouring states who was not openly hostile against hussite movement. He even hosted hussite scholars at his court. But to accept bohemian crown in that time, he would risk another wars he could not risk because of teutonic knights

[@spcvyjezdy3799]

a co Zikmund

[@ghost963cz]

Zmizkund? Ten je někde v Polsku.

[@tondajenej3449]

V madarsku

[@petrberounsky9702]

Jenť si myslím, že by bylo lepší, pakliže hovoříť-li jse v souvislosti s Korunou českou, užívati českého číslování. (Nikoliv Karel IV. avšak Karel I.)

[@dejiny]

To by sice bylo logické, ale pod Karlem I. si každý představí toho, co vládl v letech 1916-1918, takže by to bylo matoucí.

[@Perokneznik]

@MaximusProteus This is about this discussion and especially smoothwhatever..theoretically all christians were vassals to holy roman emperor, because he was head of western christianity..all you have to look is the exact power he had over his subjects..since 1212 he had very limited power over Bohemia..Luxembourgs were domestic bohemian dynasty..they were powerfull because of Bohemia not otherwise .-)..germanization is connected with 18th century (maria theresa, joseph II.)

[@Perokneznik]

@MaximusProteus Czech nobility ceased not to exist..protestant families left the country, but many of them were Lutheran Germans who came to Bohemia during 16th century..Catholic families such as Kinsky, Czernin, Lobkowitz, Sternberg, Valdštejn and many more remained..other families like Schwarzenbergs got domesticated, and now head of the family is our Minister of foreign affairs .-)

[@05KAR]

@Perokneznik So how`s about that "agressive" neighborhood? No idea what do You mean, i`m not reading all the discussions in the net, especially if most are full of rubbish... regardles of subject and nationality. Wasn`t King of Bohemia a vassal of the "Roman" Emperor? Nevermind that most of them were Germans, also these "Holy" Emperors like Luxembourgs or Habsburgs, Bohemia was getting germanised with the time, especially since 30 years war... I have no "agressive" intentions, this is just sad.

[@dseano221]

Do you know that the Czechs were to join the Commonwealth of Poland and Lithuania of their own volition? That was near end of the life of Wladyslaw Jagiello - the king of Poland and Lithuania. He wanted it, but someone in Poland prevented him. I read it yesterday.

[@TheLojo99]

Odpovědět na toto video... And about the name of sudetenland-this name was actually first used by an greekgeographist Ptolemaios he named sudetenoi the Krušne hory and Durynsky les(on german side. After than the name sudetenland was first usedby Franz Yesser in the begining of the 20th ce.

[@Mirinovic]

not Sudeland but Sudeta And its mean boar wood

[@DrugiPoWojcie]

...The story was to do with the tense Teutonic Order-Łokietek’s Poland-John relation with Wacław in between. I should dig the subject to come up with any details on Wacław’s factual vassal obligations that have been honoured if you like but I could tell you there wasn’t much into it. And as you’ve written: „oranžově (...) znamená, že český panovník (...) neměl v dané zemi žádnou skutečnou politickou, nebo vojenskou moc”. Therefore I say that that part of Masovia at the time should be marked

[@MrFrTomas]

@weyrother Neboj, to nebylo pro Tebe... video je podařené.

[@Gosudar]

@Perokneznik I see that you have already been answered, still I have to add my two Czech cents :) Bohemia was for most of the medieval era the stronger one of our two brotherly nations and our policy towards the Polish state could be hardly described as considerably less aggressive then theirs towards us. The fact that our state didn't travel around Europe as the Polish one could be easily explained with a glimpse at the topography of Central Europe. God bless our mountains! :)

[@petufo]

Vynikající video!

[@Perokneznik]

HRE was an universal empire ..German was called since 16th century. It was a realm of many nations, germans of course, czechs, italians, slovenes, dutch, french (kingdom of arles)..lusatian sorbs, silesians..etc..habsburg empire was also ethnic diverse

[@05KAR]

@Perokneznik Eeeeee... most of this whole region was just a one wild forest and people generally lived along the rivers. In Sudetes actually lived a tribe of Croats, you should know that, as well as the clan Sławnikowic with "capital" in Libice. Czechs were a competing tribe located around Prague. If the German agricultural skills were so "superior", why they even bothered to immigrate? You can`t tell for sure when they made a 'majority'. What about Lemuzi, Luczane etc?

[@minewazzz]

спасибо

[@Perokneznik]

@3DSFuture I thought that we´re speaking about greatness of the kingdom not about nationality of it´s kings. In fact to speculate about nationality of medieval kings is as lame as your comments..in that time there were dynasties, loyalty to the souvereign, god and country..nationality is invention of 19th centrury..Jagellons came from Lithuania, Bathory from Hungary etc etc and you count them as polish, you caught in your own net

[@pavelkelly3008]

Z dlouhodobého historického hlediska, tam nevidím opodstatnění být spojeni se slovenskem.. Ale to ztracené území kolem by se hodilo.. 😁😁

[@DavidJGillCA]

...and when a 4:41 second video generates this many pages of comments...!

[@annalitz1400]

My mother is 25% Bohemian and I looking into it! Thx

[@Perokneznik]

Greatest achievement of Czechs is that being a neighbour of such agressive nations as Germans, Hungarians, Poles are, or used to be in the past, our borders in 1100 years of our state´s history did not changed at all. Compare czech state in 1019 and now..maybe thats what angers some Poles, we achieved same thing, but without millions of unnecessary dead

[@jiritichy7967]

And the Czechs survived German's push as opposed to Elba Slavs, Lusitanias and Silesians - the latter ones are now back in Poland.

[@filipsimerda6236]

It would be better to work together instead of trolling before the Germans and Russians recall their imperial appetites.

[@DarkcanCZ]

no vím slovanská invaze bylo mnohem dříve ale ještě ve 14 stol jsme si rozuměli jako Slováci dneska nám a na opak :/