Dark Arts in The Middle Ages: 6 Mysterious Medieval Curses You'd Never Want to Face...
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- Опубликовано: 26 июл 2024
- For thousands of years, people have placed curses on their enemies and wished them misfortune. Many of these hexes have involved pleas to the forces of the occult with prayers and rituals.
Sometimes it might be an actual object or a place that is cursed, like a tomb. Many Medieval tales involve warnings about destruction and deaths that appear to be linked to curses. Let us travel back in time now to the Middle Ages and hear about some of these mysterious tales of a biological bomb, the downfall of a dynasty, and why a bank in Tokyo opened an account in the name of a samurai warrior who had been dead for 1,000 years.
0:00 Introduction
0:48 King Casimir IV
Jagiellon
1:55 Deadly Serious
3:51 Jacques de Molay
5:22 A Dead Dynasty
6:44 Taira No
Masakado
8:49 A Deadly Legacy
🎶🎶 Music by CO.AG: / @co.agmusic
Narrated by James Wade
Written by Lisa E Rawcliffe
Edited by Jamit Productions
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1:23 what!? Columbus arrived in America the 12th October 1492! Twenty years later. That's almost a quarter of a century.
I had to rewind the video to make sure I heard correctly. "Just about" isn't 20 yrs
He was mistaken in the video. The king did die in june 1492.
The dark ages had the best aesthetics in history imo
Yeah man, I yearn for that... a time when communities strove together to make things to glorify a higher principle and felt proud of the legacy and beauty of it.
Sure beats the asthetics of the modern and post modern especially. I'm speaking mostly of the aesthetics as in other ways I'm obviously much happier in the modern world, but there are elements of the old we might recapture in modified ways.
Those good old pagan rituals looked great.
I love the dark Victorian dreary gothicness of it all
Blood and Zealotry, delicious irony.
@@jtzoltan We're coming pretty close to their aesthetics wrt the serfs
Perhaps the fungus was intentional. They may not have been able to cast spells, but its possible the lore originates from some kind of ancient bio-weapon.
I had a appointment at one of the commercial buildings outside of Otemachi station and walked right past Masakado’s burial. Had no idea the history behind it but the receptionist asked me if I had visited the cursed grave downstairs next to 711 😂😂😂
And did you?
@@janececelia7448 nope! I was heavily pregnant at the time and def didn’t want to bring home bad juju 😂😂😂😂
@@toko_ribbon You made the right choice protecting your baby like that :)
I watch videos like this daily, I didnt' know there were so many ways to be cursed!
I have to admit, after hearing the story of the dead Samurai, I'd be a little afraid of him too
Awesome video
I LOVE THIS CHANNEL!!!
Taira no Masakado doesn't fuck around
I really enjoyed those stories. New subscriber. Blessings. 👏
Okay so where are the other 3 of the promised 6 curses?
Kee-o-to. 🙂
Stunning wood block prints.
I love these longer videos.
I watched the video, but I only counted 3 curses...
Same
I wonder where Cayot’oh is? Is it anywhere near Kee-yo-to, 🇯🇵?
Number one just proves that people should leave well enough alone. Similar to frozen viruses being thawed out and wreaking havoc. Also, my dad had a theory that sending craft into outer space and bringing them back could bring back hitchhiking viruses and bacteria. Maybe we should mind our own business
Humans can't help being curious cats.
Your dad is probably right. Humans interfering with nature has caused many spillovers where viruses have been unleashed from their usual habitats. Imagine the viruses that spaceships might bring back, though I'm sure the ships and all on board will be quarantined.
Sounds like a reason for a moon base to quarantine people at so we don't bring people to earth
We're like toddlers who wreck the kitchen and then want to go play somewhere else
My dad said the quarantine after Apollo 11 was a waste of time and money.
I think my dad was right.
Space holds lots of dangers. Viruses and bacteria are not dangers from space. Space is dead.
"Maybe we should mind our own business"
I say explore the universe.
@@ddegn The truth may surprise you. In fact, it turns out that over 250 different species of bacteria and fungi can survive in outer space. Even more shocking, they actually thrive there.
Today I learned that Columbus discovered America in 1472.
I found out that I have been lied to for my entire life. Must be a curse.
He was mistaken. The king did die in 1492 tho
Say this episode made me think of something that I don’t think has been looked at that closely. Do a video on what life was like in the former cradles of civilization: Egypt, Iraq (Mesopotamia), and Greece (I left Rome out for obvious reasons).
Just a minor correction. Columbus stumbled across the America's in 1492 not 72.
Japan’s lore and mythos just hits differently ya know.
the medieval ones are better
I appreciate the prominence of wayward floating heads.
Another favourite story of mine is the Heike crabs. Cool lore, cool battle (if only they had a better budget for historical dramas, battles always feel cheap).
Cool story bro
The French Royals: I curse you with fire
One Templar Grandmaster: I curse you with decapitation and the music of Queen
1492, Key-oh-toh, Eh-doh other than that
I really really love these lil documentaries about life in these times!!! So I have started to slowly buy n collect gold. I started at 1 gram about 3 months ago. Now have 8 grams gold and 1 ounce silver with two lil extra bars one 5gram one 10gram. So one and a half ounces of silver and only 8 grams gold. What would this be worth in these times please? Can I buy a loaf of bread or a house? Maybe a horse? It would be super cool to know please mate
What’s the name of the intro music?
Please accept my constructive criticism of your pronunciation. In French, a rule is that a final s is silent, so "Jaques" is pronounced "Zhock." "Orléans" is pronounced "Or-lay-on" ("-on" is pronounced at the back of the mouth like the "on" in "honk"). "Kyoto" has only two syllables, "Kyoh-toe." Similarly, "Tokyo" also has only two: "Toe-kyoh." This root syllable is also used for the name of a traditional type of dance originating in Kyoto called kyomai (kyoh-my).
I do not mean to attack or denigrate your efforts. I am offering help to improve your appearance in this public forum you have chosen. For free. ❤
🙂👍
Tokyo at that time was known as Edo it didn’t become Tokyo until the Meiji restoration
Columbus was 1492, not 1472.
I must point out a mistake that you've made. You said that Columbus arrived in America in 1472, while it was really in fourteen NINETY two. 😛
I always enjoy your productions, but your illustration at 9:16 has nothing to do with the overthrow of the Shogunate! It refers to the tale of 47 Ronin, based on an event that originally transpired in 1701, nowhere near 1868. The ronin are almost always pictured in clothing with black/blue & white zigzag border.
Don't disturb the dead.
The S in French name Jacques is mute.
Do not disturb the dead. and do not take cursor lightly
Ha first time commenting first take that. Now lets here the madness.
You win my punk-rock points of the day Mr Doe.
I have still yet to be first comment
@@mandiemoore3272 Don't worry keep trying it'll happen someday. But today I'm the lucky one who hit the lottery.
It’s pronounced KYOH-Toh, not KAI-Yoh-Toh.
Terribly researched with a heavy left leaning narrative. Stop talking about history please
How so?