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Would love to see some real legit documents instead of inaccurate highly fantastical AI images

We cannot judge previous eras with todays standards and cultural norms. Agustus brought peace and stability for a while. However the imperial system eventually self destructed because of the decline in patriotism and the greed of wealthy men ... just like today.

amazing video, keep it up bro!

Y’all think this was a productive choice or a reductive choice? I think it was definitely a good/bad choice but I think the pros outweighed the cons. With the main pro being the stability of the empire’s frontiers while the main con is the gradual, everlasting political division between east and west.

"Cultural Renaissance" wait what ?

For the god's of the algorythm!

Surprisingly I never heard about the tulip era My country, Serbia was under the Ottoman Empire during this time and it was literally just villages and fields Unfortunately, the Eastern European part of the empire never got much love from the Ottomans because we were not muslims Serbs did not have our language in written form up until the 19th century when we separated from the Empire That is why most of the Balkans pretty much missed out on the Renaissance and even the Industrial Revolution

Learned this in school yesterday, very well timed upload

I love it

Are you kidding me its the 18th century not the 17 century

Actually the turning point came with Aurelian, but then they went and assassinated him. He was the one who re-united the empire defeated Zenobia crushed the rebellions pushed back the Persians and the Germans. Restitutor Orbis Invictus, the Victorious Restorer of the World

For information purposes. Janissaries were established by Murad I early 14th century.

They all had galleys not galleons :)))) the Holy League had some galleases but that was it

The Holy League ships had more and better cannons than the Ottoman galleys. This helped to offset the numerical advantage that the Ottomans held in the battle. They could field large fleets, but not with greater tech.

I do love these programs. This one made me recall my 3 to 4-year-old daughter asking for more "cold slop" instead of her mother's "cole slaw". I was guilty for, literally, decades for pronouncing the word misled as myzld. I married a lady who was a language/pronouncing/vocabulary/etc nerd, and she got hysterical for a bit. Do do more shows please!

I CAN SEE THIS CHANNEL IS NEW, I KNOW HOW DIFFICULT IT IS TO GROW KEEP IT UP

Nice work. It was an interesting time period for the Roman Empire.

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Thank you for these videos , it's so educating

A backward slave empire that stagnated for centuries until outclassed and defeated by the Christian West and Orthodox Russia. Even during Suleiman's reign his forces suffered repeated major setbacks from European Catholic forces. Shortly after his death the Ottoman fleet was wiped out by Spanish and Venetian led naval forces. Most Muslim states today remain poor and repressive.and no Islamic country is anywhere close to being a world power. This is the product of 1,000 of aggression without technical or political modernisation and a contempt for basic human rights.

Would love to see some videos the Mughal/Timurid Sultanate, the Afghanistan Sultanates, Arab and African Sultanates too

Mashalla a magnificent Sultan, may Allah Subhanatallah bless him with the highest level of Jannat inshallah

Just remember folks! A "Byzantine Empire" is a MYTH! Such empire never existed, what you are referring as "Byzantine" was the only the Roman Empire of the East, or better said the Eastern Roman Empire! The name "Byzantine Empire" is an intention a century after Constantinople had fallen, it was invented by a german historian during 1550's!

No man should ever have that much power, but I'm glad he chose to do good things for his people. I can't say that about the clown show in Washington D.C.

you got a new sub! lets rock on!

It was not under the rule of Trajan when the empire was at it largest

Good channel

go ahead bro.. best wishes

Pretty wild to call it a war, was 3 guys that had a few military grade guns who wanted to get rid of emus but couldnt and that was that now people act like it was a full on war lol

Keep it up and this channel will grow, thank you

The "eegin islands?"

Always watched the swamp fox series as a young boy, verry interesting. Every Saturday mornings on tv.😊

wrong subtitles

good vid

Great storytelling! Toured the house in Newburgh, NY where it took place a few years back, highly recommended.

Never seen a video on this topic! Glad someone finally showed the dawg Washington in this light

Thank God for George Washington and the Patriots who served with him. BTW: what's the deal with the helicopter 4:11? G.W. call in the AIR CAV?

100 casuality and few americans . Was no battle at all .

17th Foot made a laughing stock of the rebels 💪🏻

Great job brother, this was an amazing video and very well put together. Not like my Incoherent history babbling I post as videos lol. You earned yourself a new sub and managed to get success with YT’s algorithm, since they recommended this to me. I wish you the best and foresee your channel doing very well.

That must have been a sight to see. There's a similar thing going on right now in Texas with wild hogs. Search 'Texas Wild Hog shooting' if you want to see that sight.

4:11 I feel like not using the word "anal" in a historic video would be a great idea to keep in mind for your future videos

I've always liked reading and learning about my countrys history and heard about this from memes 😂 I didn't believe it for so long. Even more shame that we do so well at war and emus and kangaroos are the dumbest animals when they get startled they will run into your car

No B-52 in sight. There was a B-2, though!

Pile 🗑️ and

AI trash

ITS TIME AMERICANS WAKE UP!!!

EMU!

probably lead poisoning

Alien obduction...