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Tfw you’re fighting Napoleon and appear to be winning, and then this banger begins playing: 😟

Long Live Napoleon…..

Anytime I’m watching a documentary and this banger comes on, I’m paying attention.

Austrians in 1802, Marengo: "Why do I hear boss music?" The music used in Epic History just sets the tones SO well. This track, you can feel the sense of urgency, the bravery and despair of battle.

Never before have I seeked out the music from a history documentary

"The Russian army commanded by the 67 year old one ever general Kutuzov."

Franklin let's Lamar in his crib :)

Franklin let's Lamar in his crib :)

Franklin let's Lamar in his crib :)

Welington bid farewell to portugal.. and begin his advance.. 'farewell Portugal i shall never see you again'.

Welington bid farewell to portugal.. and begin his advance.. 'farewell Portugal i shall never see you again'..

Welinggton bid farewell to portugal.. and began his advance.. 'farewell portugal, i shall never see you again'.

*He would risk everything... In one great battle... to decide the fate of his empire... and the fate of Europe.*

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Prussian soldiers however could be relied on to fight with pride and Determination, while prussian cavalry was regarded as amonst the best in europe.

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Bro this makes you go and march and fight to death in blizzards

En verdad me gusta la urgencia y el incremento en la intensidad del combate que se desarrolla, que trasmite está banda sonora. Me hace pensar en el momento en que napoleon descubre que ney no puede ayudarlo en leipzig porque llegaron los prusianos. También podría usarse para el momento en que las divisiones de Lanes y Víctor combaten desesperadas a un número cada vez más grande de austriacos en el arroyo, durante Marengo

Anyone here after wacthing gnostic informant?

Le roland de la grande armée... JEAN LANNES

Parbat is an Urdu/persian word which means top of a glacier

nanga is by far the best track.

John Williams is going to have a hard time topping this if he does the music for Steven Spielberg's Napoleon miniseries.

*- Endgame*

*Borodino flashbacks*

"Le 40eme millénaire est une époque bien sombre et cruelle pour une humanité assaillie de toute par, Ses braves guerrier ce battent continuellement afin de protéger les domaines de l'empereur dieux mais hélas ces ennemis sont innombrables, et connaice aucune pitié, quil s'agisse des terribles hordes xenos telle que les tiranide, ou des orcs, des forces démoniaque des puissances de la ruines, des cruelles eldars noir ou bien même d'empire galactique telle que ceux des necrons ou des T'au. Tous ne souhaite qu'une seule chose. Assouvir leurs domination sur la galaxie et la destruction de l'imperium de l'homme." Indomitus40k les Ultramarines

Napoléon était destiné a éclairer le monde comme un météore

Historymarch

"After Lodi, French soldiers have a new nickname for their general: *Le petit caporal - The little corporal.* It's a term of affection, because he gets his hands dirty, even aiming the guns himself... the job of an artillery corporal. In just a month, Napoleon has transformed a war-weary, dishevelled and demoralized army into a victorious fighting force; brimming with esprit de corps and eager for further conquest. While he in his first campaign, has demonstrated extraordinary energy, mastery of detail, brilliant military intuition... above all - Indomitable self-belief. It is this quality that Inspires his soldiers to risk their lives, for glory, for the republic, and for the man they will one day acclaimed... their Emperor."

"Remember Limerick, and Saxon perfidy!" - Irish officer at Fontenoy, 1745

Napoleon needs to force a decisive battle… and quickly!

Welington army Occupy highground 4 mile south of salamanca...

Welington army Occupy highground 4 mile south of salamanca...

Welington army Occupy highground 4 mile south of salamanca...

Welington army Occupy highground 4 mile south of salamanca...

How much epic can a track get?

Me on my way to the grocery store

*"In an instant, the entire momentum of the battle has swung 180 degrees. Thousands of French troops who'd been retreating moments ago, stop and join the attack. As the Austrian center collapses, general Ott's division becomes dangerously exposed, his men soon join the rest of the army in their race to escape. Later that evening, general Murat adds the coup de grâce, launching a final French cavalry that seals victory, and drives the enemy back to their bridgeheads. The Battle of Marengo was one the greatest comebacks of the Napoleonic era. Thoroughly defeated by mid-afternoon, the French are completely victorious by nightfall."* The video itself was entirely filled by Epic moments, but personally imo, this was the height of climax in the video and among all its absolute epicness. There's just really something magical whenever *General* just suddenly starts playing in an Epic History TV video.

"3 years, 8 months since he took command of the army of Italy; Napoleon has risen to the summit of political power in France. He will now be one of three in charge of drafting a constitution for the Republic. But... through his brilliance, energy and immense popularity, he will soon overshadow his two colleagues. Only one man will emerge to rule France... the first consul - Napoleon Bonaparte. And what better way to cement his hold on power than a new military campaign. And a return... to Italy."

Listening to this while playing Total War Napoleon is just perffection

I'm a Tanzanian and Kilimanjaro is the name of Mountain found in my country . It fourth highest mountain in the world.

*The study of it alone has given me a greater idea of the scale of his genius than any other."* - The Duke of Wellington, on Napoleon's 1814 campaign

Could Alexander really be trying to encircle their huge army? - The Battle of Gaugamela (October 1, 331 BCE)

Sultan Murad III felt obliged to retaliate. He deemed the defeat far too embarassing to ignore. Accordingly, Sultan Murad III, declared war on Holy Roman Emperor Rudolph II and the two superpowers of the era began preparing for a confrontation that would decide the fate of Central Europe for centuries to come. Thus, the Long Turkish War, had begun!

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his presence was like an electric shock, everyone cheered vive le empreur and charged into fire blindly!

Napoleão o maior general de todos os tempos.

the music when things start going very badly

the music when things start going badly...

"Yes, Bourrienne, I am satisfied. But Desaix! Ah, what a triumph would this have been if I could have embraced him tonight on the field of battle!"