LARGEST CITIES IN THE WORLD | 2800 BC - 2100 AD
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- Largest Cities in the World | 2800 BC - 2100 AD
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After the fall of Baghdad it took over 700 years for the largest city to breach 1 million. And to see Rome reaching around 1,5 million over 2000 years ago is truly remarkable
Good observation!
Then after the fall of Rome another 600 years before another city (Baghdad) jumped over 1 million.
Aquaducts, plumbing, sewage
And reality shows like GLadiator fights with human carnage live
If you ask yourself why Baghdad disappeared completely from the Ranking, it's cause the Mongols slaughtered all inhabitants of the City, one of the biggest slaughters in human history if you think about it that you have to kill a million people with sword and bow.
@@kapgam9913 the same people who is crying like babies for the Russian invasion. How hypocrite their are.
Its crazy that Rome is the first to reach 1M in the 300s, and then it took almost 1500 years and an industrial revolution to make it more common to have 1M+ cities.
Wow, amazing that Teotihuacan in Mexico and Caracol in Belize at one moment were the most populous places in the world. The fall of Rome was really disastrous, same as Baghdad.
It's crazy how Istanbul appeared in the top 20 in 60 AD and disappeared in 1900... For 1840 years it remained in the top 20 cities in the world, truly remarkable!
Afterall it was Constantinople, the capital of the Roman Empire and then the Ottoman Empire. Still the largest city in Europe, Istanbul
Istanbul would be much more perfect if it weren't for your murderous grandfathers.😅
@@InvadeleYogurt it will forever be Constantinople for me
Strange when they opted to change the name, America pushed for it despite now being from the area isn't it?
@@doitdifferent2629 you are greek arent you
Iraq is like the grandmother here
Everything start there,abraham father of israel(the jews) the islam and christianity
Iraq is grandmother BC
Mesopotamia is the cradle of civilization. That’s where humanity’s development really started🇮🇶
Iraq was part of Iran !
@@meysambehbahani5891 not in all the history,babylon was a big empire,its like saying eastern turkey is iran and western turkey is greece ,because thats how it was in a part of the history
In the past, City sizes were mostly linked to economic growth and might. Now and in the future it is purely linked to insane population growth.
You can’t have Excessive population growth without economic growth. People will die off without economic Resources.
Population is still a critical indication of economic growth, especially low-end manufacturing.
@@fatboy19831 Yep, thats why I wouldnt take the future numbers too serious. A lot of stuff can happen.
It's not population growth alone, it's mainly the global centralisation of cities and abandoning the rural areas. It is way easier to control a civiliazation when they're at one spot, that's why It's funny to see all the hipster city lovers dragging each other down the void.
@@fatboy19831 For a while they'll solve their problem by migrating to Europe and North America.
كانت سوريا والعراق مهد الحضارة البشرية لألاف السنين ومركز العالم حيث كانت مدننا عواصم الامبراطوريات الساميه والفارسيه والاغريقيه والعربيه
ولاكن اندثر كل شيء الى الأبد بعد سقوط بغداد وغزو المغول
وايضا الاديان الابراهيميه الثلاث نشئت فيها ✡️☪️☦️
وايضا الابجديات الاتينية والسيريليه والعربيه انبثقت من ابجديات سوريا القديمة وتحديدا الفينيقيه والاراميه
لا يسعني الا ان أقول
تحياتي الى جميع من شاهد هذا الفيديو
من تل براك التي كانت في يوم من الايام اكبر
مدن العالم واعرقها واقدمها
الدعاء لبلاد اجدادكم ومنبع ثقافاتكم
🇸🇾🇮🇶💔
In the golden age of China (Tang Dynasty), Xian is really wealthy and prosperous, many foreigners come to Xian to learn chinese culture and technologies. Now even though Xian is not the top city anymore, you can still see traces of ancient prosperity in the ancient buildings in the city center. I like this city very much!❤❤❤
Actually, the foreigners brought ideas and technology to China, for instance Buddhism and precious metalworkers. Consult The Golden Peaches of Samarkand, which details all the imports. Also, music and dance. Of course, China exported much, especially silk.
@@malin5468 the Chinese had way more ideas the foreigners only gave a little bit of ideas
@@malin5468 nice joke🤣
@@destructoGB I was less clear in my comment than I should have been. I would not for a moment underestimate the contribution of China to technology. I have read parts of Joseph Needham’s Science and Civilization and so am well aware of Chinese inventions and technology. My point is that China has also borrowed from the West. Let us start with bronze metallurgy. Although this is somewhat controversial, on balance I think there was a stimulus from the West. The chariot was certainly introduced from the West-it appears suddenly at Anyang whereas it had long been employed on the Western steppes. Iron is also much later in China, although the Chinese rapidly surpassed Western iron technology. Glass also, although not much used, came in from the West. Buddhism from India was a huge influence on Chinese culture. Sassanian metalwork influenced Chinese. Chinese chess is based on Indian chess and Shuanglu 双陆and polo are originally Persian games. The pipa is a Western Asian musical instrument that came across the Silk Road. Silk, paper, the wheelbarrow, the compass, gunpowder, porcelain manufacturing, etc were all important Chinese inventions that influenced the West. Interestingly, it is likely that cobalt oxide used to paint on Chinese porcelain was introduced from Western Asia where it had long been in use. And once the Industrial Revolution got going the flood of Western influences was unstoppable.
@@malin5468 yes that is only a little bit compared what the Chinese invented, the thinking, the crafting, the building… etc.
The fact that once Belize had the largest city in the world is unbelieveable
The fact that Belize itself is the size of one large city is even more insane.
Yep. I had no idea.
4:07 Baghdad is the capital of wisdom and knowledge
stark.
It WAS in the time long ago BEFORE the nonsense of Islam!
In former times there was NO Islam you nothing knowing boy !!!
Islam holds ALL Muslims captured in the dark premiddleage!
@@achmedmohamed4708 wtf?
@@achmedmohamed4708 does your little brain know the Abbasid Caliphate or the concept of history?
@@achmedmohamed4708 cope harder
WAS
🇪🇬🇮🇶🇸🇾 History of humanity in one color 👏👏👏
Erróneos los datos de este video: En 1519, Tenochtitlan, la capital del imperio azteca tenía entre 80, 000 y 300,000 habitantes; y si contamos los habitantes alrededor del lago (es decir, el área metropolitana) tendría 700,000 habitantes; es decir, inmensamente más grande que ninguna ciudad del resto del mundo en ese momento.
Da stimmen längst nicht alle Daten, leider
Amazing how Britain, a small island off mainland Europe, had 4 of the largest cities in the world including the largest, during the 19th century. The industrial revolution drew people to cities like moths to a light bulb.
The whole thing is so wild, Europe to us was on top for a while, but it really was just 3-4 centuries.
@@dixonhill1108 Having large cities does not automatically equate to prosperity or success. The largest cities in the world of today are pretty much all in the developing world. The wealthiest countries in the world in terms of national income per capita are still within Western Europe and North America.
@@Kaiserbill99 When I said europe I specifically meant Europe. Japan-Can-Aus-Japan-Korea-Taiwan-USA have all done well. And it's likely India/Indonesia will do well too in the coming decades. Europe has serious demographic issues, and they have basic basic problems like being entirely dependent on Putin for their natural gas.
@@dixonhill1108 India will always struggle because of the size of its population and attitude to labour costs. India does not automate because labour is so cheap and I cannot see that changing. Japan is an interesting one. Large economy but relatively low GDP per head of population with massive debt.
@@Kaiserbill99 Indias advantage is that it doesn't have to do any one thing to do well. They have multiple realms where they can do well. Otherwise it isn't that india is so great, just that everywhere else has such a dismal future because of demographic issues/non democracies.
It's interesting to see that it was almost impossible to maintain a city of over a million people before modern transport systems in the 1800s. Infrastructure and especially goods transport are the unsung heroes allowing even modestly sized modern cities of 1-5 million people to exist at all.
Thats why baghdad was so special
well until the mongols came...
@@unlimited8410 I think the big thing too was just access to fresh water. All of the initial larger cities had a river running through them and we know about Rome's aqueducts.
Exactly. Enough fresh food and enough infrastructure just couldn't provide for much more than a million people before the industrial age. Cities just sank into sewage, pestilence and starvation when they tried to get larger.
London's exponential growth in the 19th century was the prototype for all global metropolises that were to follow but soon found itself completely eclipsed by them. For the first time in human history, hundreds of thousands of tons of food and fuel could flow into a city each day at a sustained rate using canals, railways, paved roads and steam shipping. The Victorians quickly realised they also need to build enormous clean water reservoirs and sewage systems utilising thousands of miles of pipework and driven by steam pumps. Revolutions in brick-making, concrete production, and mass produced steel provided the cheap, abundant buildings that these new cities demanded.
Also, the advent of medical science saw new hospitals, surgical techniques, hygiene measures and medicines flood the market allowing more people to live longer. On top of all that was the mechanisation of agriculture and finally the application of artificial fertilisers via nitrogen fixation. Today, 85% of the world's population are alive _only_ because of these vast implementations of chemistry such as the Haber process.
From where we are today, it is difficult to reconcile that just 200 years ago, the urban lifestyles we so take for granted today were not only absent, they were physically impossible.
@@deanpruit4216 don't forget about wars, which changed the borders and erased a lot of cities
No plastic no problems 😂
*1) In 1519 the Mexica capital Tenochtitlan was one of the largest cities in the world ranging anywhere from 150,000 to 300,000 inhabitants. The Spanish record that it was 4 times larger than Seville and comparable to Constantinople. I don't understand why it never even appears in this video until it became the Mexican capital.*
*2) Kano suffered famines all throughout the 1800s (at least 10 separate famine years are documented) and thusly never had a population as large as claimed in this video. In fact the highest estimate I've ever found anywhere put it at 200,000 and that was the absolute highest. Making it the second largest city in the world after London with a population more than 15 X the highest estimate is very suspect here.*
*3) Luanda never even reached 1 million in population until the 1980s so to see it here larger than Chicago (once the world's fastest growing city) in the early 1900s makes no sense whatsoever.*
These have to be urban metropolitan areas as "city." I know Boston has never had more than a million people.
As to number 1.. it is there under the name of: Teotihuacan. i was amazed that it ws up there but it does make sense from the aztec civilization
@@sg12onlinename40 The Teotihuacan Civilization and The Mexica (Aztec) Civilization are not the same. They were two different cultures, separated by more than 600 years.
@@danielmontes3987 no way, for real? I did not know that. now I am super curious, thank you for this info, I got something new to explore. Have a great day!
after a quick review of the comments, it seems that the uploader is liking all the answers that get some attention even if those answers are critical against the credibility of that video and that those answers are criticizing the data, without even answering any of the points mentioned. My verdict is that the uploader made a clickbait video with out of the hat data to make a living off of it. People should stop liking this video and any of the contradicting comments, as it seems to bring more views.
Em 2023, São Paulo, onde nasci, é a quarta maior cidade do mundo. E São Paulo já está entre as maiores há pelo menos 50 anos. (In 2023, São Paulo, where I was born, is the fourth largest city in the world. And São Paulo has been among the largest for at least 50 years).
I just could not imagine living in a city of 88 million people. Australia has a population of 26 million, my city 2.1 million. These numbers blow my mind.
*↓↓ AUSTRALIAN CITIES 🇦🇺*
*- TOP 48 IN THE WORLD : SYDNEY 5 MILLIONS + 500,000*
*- TOP 49 IN THE WORLD : MELBOURNE 5 MILLIONS + 400,000*
🍒🍂 *SMALL POPULATION FOR THE COUNTRY, BUT LARGE POPULATION FOR THE CITIES* ✊🏻❤️💙
There are also about 2 million people in my city, I can't imagine what it would be like to live in a city where the population is 44 times larger, if already in this city there is not enough territory for the construction of houses and you have to build on forest plots.
@@tokidere_dalbaeb this is what the capital citys are for
You honestly wouldn't really tell the difference. NYC has 21million and Tokyo has 38Million but if you look at the surburbs it's quiet and empty
And my city is just 300 thousand population lol
Knowing Japan is a small country able to keep up and even put 3 cities on the chart is purely amazing!
Japan's land area is 1.6 times larger than the UK. (It just looks small on a flat map because of how anything away from equator gets distorted.)
@@doodlePimp Sitting right next to China probably didn't help either.
This data is stupid and not accurate at all. Shanghai is not even the largest city in China.. 🤣🤣😅
Japan has a large population (127 million) and high population density which leads to large metro areas.
@@TheExtraterrestrial99 这没什么问题，因为上海不是古老的城市，上海发展为城市的时间很近。
بكل فخر وشموخ عراقي سومري اكدي بابلي اشوري عربي سرياني
انا الجميل السومري البابلي كانت يدي قيثارة العشاقي
ارض النبي ادم ونوح وشيث ابراهيم وهود وصالح وايوب ودانيال وحزقيال وارض الانبياء والعظماء والملوك والامبراطوريات والتاريخ
Iraq, Egypt, Syria, China, India and Greece all have a wonderful and unique history. Love for this country
🇮🇶❤🇸🇾❤🇪🇬❤🇮🇳❤🇬🇷❤🇨🇳
Imagine if we actually _knew_ the populations of all these cities, consistently and accurately, from 2800BC to past our own era?? I salute the estimators & guessers & interpolators who put this together.
Buy a Delorean, put a Flux Capacitor in it, take it to 88 MPH, and you can tell us all about it, I am sure the locals will not think you are from another planet, I am positively sure.
Little known historical fact: George W. Bush was an estimatator.
@@jrus690 I mean yeah.. and? What was the point of this. Added nothing to the conversation whatsoever
@@_Crazyman109 How else is one supposed to answer OP's question, you clearly need a time machine. Just better make sure to fill the tank and not drive over anything bad, otherwise welcome to the past. I am sure they will not notice you clothing difference.
You mean the bull shit artists....
From 2500 BC to 1759 AD there was at least one city in Iraq in TOP 20..
That means 4,259 consecutive years being a great country It's sad to forget this because of the last 50 bad years in the modern century
All because the US decided to invade and privatise their oil wealth so that they could've unlimited access to it 🙁 .
4:28 Genghis Khan
@@nathatos Since, Iraq has been on the decline. Iraq has always fallen behind but we always find our way back to the top. Our history is our proof.
@@fogshadow9112 except the people that live in Iraq today aren't the same people that lived in the Iraq area in the past. You are not Assyrian, you are not sumerian, you are not babylonian, you are not Hittite, you are not canaanite, you are not Phoenician. You are Arabs that have no actual connection to that area hence why the middle east will never go back to what it once was.
Fascinating. I paused and rewound multiple times to take it all in. Thanks for creating this.
Proud that my country Pakistan at dawn of history had two cities - Harappa and Mohenjo Daro. Much respect to Syria, Iraq and Egypt as well. PK🇵🇰 🇵🇰 🇵🇰 🇵🇰 🇵🇰 🇵🇰 🇵🇰 🇵🇰 🇵🇰 🇵🇰 🇵🇰 🇵🇰
Calm down you were born not even 100 yrs ago its old india you are talking about 😂
@@neat6539India Also Dont Exist
Its the History of Subcontinent With the Current Boundries
Wow India! 🇧🇷♥️🇮🇳
This video isn't even accurate. One that sticks out like a sore thumb in the early 1900s is Luanda, Angola. It's population is listed as being larger than the population of the entire colony was! It's listed at 5.2 million in 1940, when in reality it had 60,000 people. Kano, Nigeria is also inexplicably shown as one of the largest cities throughout most of the 20th century.
With mistakes that glaring it's hard to take this video seriously.
Somany Data is not accurate Time period shown of some city was inappropriate, before that time Dynasty or civilization in that city was destroyed or end
Nigeria is predicted to surpass the US in population in 2,3 decades
Tenochtitlán population by the time spanish invaded in 1519 was estimated to be about 400,000 people.
Lisboa had a terrible earthquake and tsunami in 1755. By that time it was estimated to have a population of about 300,000 people, 10,000 to 90,000 of which were killed in that disaster.
None of these are reflected in this video.
indeed, how was this mistake made
I think that in that particular case they assigned country population to capital city population by mistake, which for an agrarian country makes a huge difference. Also Tenochtitlan, according to multiple sources, had some 400,000 inhabitants around 1500 (before the smallpox pandemic and resulting population collapse of the 16th century) making it the third/fourth largest city in the world at the time, certainly larger than Constantinople, and this is nowhere to be found here.
Im very happy to see dar es salaam will the the third largest city in the world in 2100..mungu ibariki Tanzania 🙏
After the fall of Rome the fact it took 500 years for another city to get 1M is truly amazing
Wow i cant believe that my small country Cyprus, once had one of the biggest cities in the world before Christ. Small country with a huge ancient history
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É provável que nenhuma cidade do mundo chegue sequer a 50 m, nem em 100 anos, nem em 1000, as cidades superpopulosas como SP, cidade do México, Pequim, Tokio já ultrapassaram o limite sustentável de crescimento, os preços elevadíssimos dos terrenos, combinados com a tendência do homeoffice, estão empurrando muita gente pras cidades médias, aliás essa é a melhor opção pra quem quer vários serviços, lazer e opções de trabalho e negócios mas sem a desvantagem do trânsito excessivamente congestionado, a poluição do ar, e os elevados preços dos terrenos das grandes cidades, de agora em diante a tendência das 10 maiores cidades do mundo é na melhor das hipóteses estagnar, mas é provável que decresçam
Pior que chega, algumas cidades na África e na Ásia vão passar dessa População no futuro. Somente fora desses continentes vejo como improvável ter cidades com mais de 50 milhões de habitantes.
東京は少子化で人口が減るだけで人口過密の解消で減っていくわけではない
大気汚染や交通渋滞の問題なんて無い
It's so sad to witness what's happening to Irak nowadays, the cradle of civilization
Ehh. What happened to america is sadder
Non-Islamic Egypt and Middle east was awesome, just roo much of history.
مصر تظل دائماً هي مصر
they was good because Allah sent them prophets that made religious or they was not good and they died
@Archer Le Pronze no the whole world
@Archer Le Pronze and you?
That's all Islamic history bro..... 😁
Fascinating chart, and very interesting to see it put together like this!
I would be interested to know how you decide on the city sizes though. I feel like some of these cities include the metro-areas/continuous urban area (as they should) and others include only the administrative city-proper, which doesn´t give a true reflection of the size.
e.g. Los Angeles metro area is around 20,000,000 plus and so is bigger then New York, but according to this chart it is several positions down. Likewise, the Jakarta Metro Area is the second biggest on earth (I believe around 28,000,000), after Tokyo, but doesn´t even make it onto this chart.
Likewise I was looking out for Tenochtitlan around the time of the Spanish conquest, as it was supposed to be one of the biggest cities in the world, but it also doesn´t make it onto this chart.
Second this. It is incosistent. Metro jakarta has a pop of 32 million, right behind metro tokyo. But hey, i finished wathing the video just for the background music.
agreed Tokyo administrative is only 12 million. This chart represents Tokyo Metro a.k.a “Kanto Region”.
Luanda data are complete nonsense, more than Angola total for a long period.
Also, "Ruhr" is not a city in Germany but instead the name of a valley, where multiple cities are located, such as Dusseldorf and Duisburg.
Sure but not very accurate. WUT? Not accurate at all. Take e.g. Jakarta, Indonesia, one of the biggest cities in the world > 10 million and totally with suburbs maybe 25 million.⁉️or more (Carlos Liwang here above: 32 million)⁉️
I'm from Nagercoil, Tamilnadu , Currently living in Germany . I recently compared the population of cities in both Germany and Tamilnadu and surprised to know that even with almost same area Germany is way ahead with number of cities . I lived in Nagercoil with a population of 200k but at the same time almost with the same population cities here in Germany are well developed . So how could that be possible . What should we implement here to improve the cities . Any idea?
@@flynn3164 R u from Nagercoil
uh money ?
Embrace technology and development, look outward and get and implement the best in class. Stop mixing religion and rules of law. Let free thought flourish and encourage entrepreneurship. Fund innovation.
Germany, czechia, Denmark tourism is huge and good at sports
First city to hit 100,000 people:
Thebes, Egypt
First city to 1,000,000:
Beijing, China
First city to 10,000,000:
New York, USA
First city to 20,000,000:
Tokyo, Japan
First city to 30,000,000
Tokyo, Japan
0:33 the entry of mohenjodaro and Harrapa was epic 😎
Pakistan 🇵🇰
3:24 Em 150 D.C., Roma, Itália (na época Império Romano) foi a primeira cidade a bater 1 milhão
8:38 Em 1847, Londres, Inglaterra, foi a primeira cidade a bater 2 milhões 8:49 e em 1864 a primeira a bater 3 milhões 8:57 Em 1877, 4 milhões 9:05 Em 1888, 5 milhões 9:12 Em 1899, 6 milhões 9:21 Em 1912, 7 milhões
Londres era a capital do mundo no século passado
Vlw
3:10 Since these are still mostly educated guesses and that there were a LOT of unregistrated inhabitants back then, I'd say Alexandria was the first city with 1 million at 60 BC (2 centuries before Rome)
世界第一个100w人口城市 其实是 南京 中国
@@kevin-jg1pt他们也是沉浸在他们自己的认知中，古代100W人口的大城市，最少有城市运转系统，比如，用水，粮食，甚至地下排污系统等等，当然要有确切的记录，官方的户籍登记最好，还有古迹，遗迹才能准确，视频就图个乐吧
As for London, the figures at present depend on which boundary you choose, figures range from 6.5m to 30m in 2021. I suspect many other cities in this list are the same.
I suspect many an Englishmen will be quick to point this out
I love this video..! ❤️
This is really true observation.
Rome - first to reach 1 Million (Baghdad the only other in the early Middle Ages)
London - first to reach 2 to 7 Million
New York - first to reach 8 to 13 Million
Tokyo - first to reach 14 to 37 Million
Cool info 😎 and TY 👍
1 million what?
It took 1000 years for another city to rise over 1 million. Then by pillaged by the Golden Horde. The destruction of Baghdad reported to the world population that time is now the equivalent of destruction of New York, Shanghai and London combined. After that, the Muslim world has never been the same. They lost centuries of knowledge
@Adolf hitler what about 3:11 ???
@Adolf hitler okay and thank you
Os vídeos deste canal são excelentes.
Yes🥺
Agreed.
Proud to be Iraqi 🇮🇶❤
Well done Iraq. Pakistan comes in at No 3 slot.
Excellent video. Amazing research and graphic interpretation. Great argument for birth control.
Respect vaishali solo hold indian pride 300bc to 1500 ac more than 1800 years❤️
Wow love to see my bihar (patna, Rajgir, vaishali)❤️❤️
That's incorrect list . Mohanjodaro was older than 2800BC.
Totally shit list. Indian cities are much older than this. (in terms of size and popullation)
Vaishali was the capital of lichvi kingdom. It is known as the birth place of democracy
When i see Iraq and remember how they have beautiful country without no terrorism , people had great life and then american democracy came .
Now IRAQ is very stron
Indian cities Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore, Kolkata, Chennai, Hyderabad,......
So glad and grateful that I live in Australia.
2:22 hasta el día de hoy es un misterio que paso con Teotihuacan, cuando fue descubierta por los mexicas ya estaba abandonada. Pero se estima que fue una ciudad muy grande en su época
Etateretes. 😱
O Tenochtitlan, que nisiquera aparece aqui ...
@@MarianMihalcea Asi es, les falto poner a Tenochtitlan
Seguramente lo mismo que a la mayoría de las ciudades mayas que se abandonaron. Cuando las ciudades prevalecen durante siglos sin realmente cambiar sus métodos de sustento, serían testigos de climas cambiantes y estacionarios como las sequías o catástrofes climáticas pueden diezmar su fuente de alimento y basta con un par de años para decidan emigrar a otro lugar en busca de sustento. Si incluso en la actualidad hay ciudades que han pasado décadas de sequía, sobreviven gracias a que pueden traer el sustento de otro lugar gracias a los transportes modernos. En el pasado era imposible, la única opción era dejar todo atrás y buscar un nuevo lugar con buen clima.
Es que dejaron de pasar el chavo del 8 y se fueron todos para Irak
BUENOS AIRES 🇦🇷
1909: Enters top 20
1975-77: Reaches Top 5
2035: Leaves top 20
Последние 100 лет до 2022 и то с натяжкой можно верить данным, остальное просто фантазии
не веруешь сввто в 147млн россеянцев ?
а 43млн морекопов таикмижеж ...?
5:00 i am from vijayanagar city ( hampi)
Ok, so Malawi, country that has smaller area than Pennsylvania, is projected to have two +40M cities in 80 years? I just can't see this extreme population growth not leading to wars, famines and destruction of environment.
Yeah, most of the projections are wildly unrealistic. Malawi is landlocked, ethnically diverse and in the southern hemisphere - all highly detrimental to economic development. Even if Africa does somehow become the most populous and technologically advanced continent by 2100, I wouldn't expect Malawi to be one of the main benefactors.
Same with Nigeria, the country is not small by any means, but it's not huge and this prediction puts Lagos with 80m in 2100,the entire country is projected to surpass the US in population in the upcoming decades, that with religion dividing the country, climate change, cannot end well for the country
@@abcdef-qk6jf Malawi and Mali are not the same
Desde 800BC algunas ciudades de México comenzaban a tener mucha población 🇲🇽🏙️🏙️🏙️
I could not believe my eyes when I saw 2800 BC. Iraq had powerful cities then; looks like Iraq was the main power in the world.
3:11
Nice to see my country get a moment of glory, however brief
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After 2000 it's called kolkata not Calcutta
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calcutta was the old name of kolkata so i think its correct
Interesting. Having spent a lot of time in both Kinshasa and Lagos I don't believe either of those cities are stable enough to grow like that. They will come apart at the seams first.
Tanrı dünyada İstanbul'a özel bir konum vermiş .bunu da biz Türklere nasip etmiş . Allah'ın Türklerle özel bir bağı var .bu çok açık
It's great to see our vijayanagara dynasty on the top, feeling proud being a Telugu man.
Interesting but context is very important here. I have been studying Ekistics for years and most people don't appreciate the difference between a 'city proper' and a 'metropolitan area' and even this varies from country to country. The list here (as stated) seems to be taking into account the whole Metro area. 36 million for example is the population of Tokyo Bay which also includes Yokohama, Kawasaki and Chiba alongside the 23 Special Wards of Tokyo 'proper' and they are all cities in their own right.
Not surprised to see the figures at the end though. African cities like Kinshasa are exploding in population.
Here in the UK, the 'City of London' is actually extremely small - about 8,000 people in the historic Square Mile. What is generally seen as 'London' is the 32 boroughs of the Greater London Metropolitan County which is about 9.2 million
Interesting video. Thumbs up.
For sure, there's a ton of this in the US as well. Many cities that are technically small or medium but if you count the metro area are actually massive. I think for the most part looking at metro area is the sensible thing to do, since people living contiguously in an area is what we really care about here, not imaginary lines.
it seems to be arbitrary. Based on metro population, Jakarta Indonesia is the second largest city in the world with about 33.5M. New York @18M seems odd since the entire state is < 20M, and Albany + Buffalo + Syracuse = 3M... they must be including New Jersey numbers.
Manila too, Manila City itself is indeed small
Yes, it is the metro area, if you can tell when you have crossed from Los Angeles to Burbank then you are doing pretty good, likewise between Tokyo and Yokohama. Same thing exists in the Ruhr valley in Germany, not particularly huge but there are like 10 small cities there, good luck with boundary finding.
@@jrus690 and likewise, if you can tell when you pass from Jakarta to Tangerang or Bekasi or Depok, it would be a surprise, and therein is another ~10M people.
Its really quite funny. The NYC Metro area includes 34,500 square km to reach the population of 20M. Jakarta metro is only 6350 square km and has a population of 32-34M. The didn't count that, only the city. The population density in Jakarta metro is almost 2x of NYC metro.
Iraq out here doing the most! Good on Baghdad for being the first to 1 Million!
Big love from *İstanbul.* 😂
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Its byzantium, get it right!!
@@brettvogel8418 There is no "byzantium" in all of history. It's *"Eastern Roman"* Empire. Latins are bigger than greeks and we proud from our ancestors for defeat them. Anybody doesn't care greeks.
@@Turkic_Soul no the city. It's called istanbul today, formerly constantinople, which was formerly byzantium. I know the "byzantine empire" never existed, but the city at one time did, hence how historians got their name for the eastern roman empire
São Paulo jumped from the 20th in 1962 with over 3 million to the 5th in 1979 with over 9 million. Still 5th now with 21 million. That's a huge increase
1 Shanghai 41 354 149
2 Tokyo 39 105 000
3 Giacarta 35 362 000
4 Chongqing 32 054 159 TODAY
You're missing Tenochtitlan. Largest city in the world back in 1521 AC. Spanish conquered that city and said it had 700,000 inhabitants.
Algunos estiman que tenían más de un millón, pero lo que más les sorprendió a los españoles fue lo bien organizada que estaba, más que muchas ciudades europeas de población similar.
They said that before or after slaughtering or enslaving those 700,000 inhabitants???
@@ggoddkkiller1342 antes de masacrar a esos 700 mil habitantes
To be honest diseases ravaged through the city before their siege. Tenochtitlan could likely have stood against that attack with the full population being healthy. This is why africa withstood and eventually gained independence while americans never did and are still basically forced to living in the badlands which make up 2% of their original lands. They could not have beat a city of 700 000, the diseases helped their devilish conquest
Big cities are a utopia, and living in them is torture.
Fascinating!
4:46 Delhi is like a jumpscare. More scare than Fnaf
These are based on evidences. Dwarka is oldest stipulated till now but obviously there were many more ancient cities but there is no evidences discovered yet.
Always impressed with that sort of data. No idea how people find them and how accurate they are.
probably a looooot of guesswork involved, especially when you go back to the BC times and the video is showing #s down to the 1 on all those cities lol, zero chance it is possible to be even remotely accurate when it comes to that. Still a cool video, and I imagine most of the #s are at least in the ballpark
@@EB-bl6cc That's just the result of tweening between rounded numerical values.
Nobody's going around saying "And this country had 3419 people in 2500BC"
A lot of these countries (including the ancient ones) had the bureaucracy to actually keep these records maintained, especially the Chinese which were sort of obsessed with it.
Everything pre bronze Age collapse (1156 BC?) will be speculation at best, and pure fantasy at worst. We know next to nothing about the cities in the Sumer city states (kingdoms) of present day Iraq, that is the 2900-2100 BC period. We have quite a bit more info of the Akkadians, Assyrians, Babylonians, etc, but still its speculation. Rome and Greece were the first well documented areas because they are apart of European and the America's history.
Its obviously estimates by historians and archeologists.
can you imagine 88 million of people in a single city?
4:50 Vijayanagara Karnataka India ... once a richest empire in the world, where gold and gems were selling on streets.
Harappa and Mohenjodaro were civilizations in indian history became part of Pakistan after partition, incorrectly shown to be in Pakistan when neither that country nor Islam was even born. 😤
How old is Islam ?
@@icost4671 1600 years.
mö endjö Darejö -:-
@@spreddyreds9408 thank you
@@ahmetcetin9605 talking about eating your own "shite"
If these figures are accurate, I'm really happy that I'll be dead by 2100. That final Top 20 is straight out of a horror movie.
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Once more!
This former times had NOTHING to do in this region with Irak and Muslims!
There lived OTHER people long ago.
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nope, india is one of the most ancient civilization in the world of around 4000 BCE
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Nem no no caos urbano do Juiz Dredd, nem no pesadelo distópico de Soylent Green, os caras conseguiram imaginar uma cidade com tantos habitantes quanto Lagos no final deste século... Credo...
I'm from Pataliputra (now:Patna), one of the oldest cities of India
& did you know what: most of the powerful dynasties like mauryan empire,gupta, shunga had this city as there capital
no
I’m from a small town with about 15000 people and feel crowded.
So much to take away from this. Alexandria almost hit a million people in the time of Caesar, then regressed, then Rome topped 1.2 million, declined, and when it fell, no city would hit the million mark for another 500 years. We think of the fall of Rome being mostly a western European issue, and while the rest of the world didn't plunge into a dark age, there were various instabilities.
Also, whether by war, famine, scandal, or plague, once some of these great cities of ancient times fell, they often crumbled fast, not always to recover.
Believe it or not inventions still occurred in the so called "dark" age, the plow and the horse collar allowed the breaking up of hard claylike soil making food more plentiful, especially in northern Europe.
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Lagos is already overpopulated with hardly any land left
no wayit will ever reach that population .... it's literally the smallest state in Nigeria
The Industrial Revolution made million-plus cities workable.
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@@CityGlobeTour o quê é bc e ad ?
@@Roberto-zi8dg BC = (before) antes de Cristo e AD =Anno Domini é uma expressão em latim que significa "ano do Senhor" e é utilizada para marcar os anos seguintes ao ano 1 do calendário mais comumente utilizado no Ocidente, designado como "Era Cristã" ou, ainda, como "Era Comum". Aparecia em inscrições latinas e ainda é usada na língua inglesa, correspondendo à expressão "depois de Cristo"(ano do Senhor) depois de Cristo.
Are you sure about Kano? Haven't seen anything to indicate that it was so populous that it was the world's second largest city with over three million people in the 19th century. Indeed, the 19th century was a pretty grim time for the region, with multiple famines.
Just checked, and I'm pretty sure whoever compiled this confused Kano *State* with the *city* of Kano.
Same goes for New York. Whoever compiled this confused New York City (which never had 18 million people) with New York *State*.
With Kano idk but i believe that the metropolitan area of newyork also counts citiesin the state of newjersey and connectica
They may also just be counting the MSA of NYC which includes some regions of NY not in NYC, some parts of NJ, CT, and PA.
Agree, Kano and Luanda should defintely not be on the list.
That's metro new york.
In the year 2100 the 8 biggest citys have more people than complete USA.
But respect for Rom about first with 1million...did take another 1500+ years to get this done again
Quando chega nas previsões eu fico com um pé atrás.
Com a taxa de natalidade tão baixa em muitos países.
These numbers are way off. Constantinople, at it's height, had a huge metropolitan area of well over 500,000. It remained the most important and most populated city in the region up until the fall of the Byzantine Empire in 1453.
Iraq, Syria and Iran are so old it's unbelievably how underrated these countries are!
Thanks to Islam for destroying their history and prosperity.
@@shredder3055 It's really sad
@@shredder3055 8 crusades were made and none of them were successful, but this caused great damage to the Islamic lands.
@@kabaduz1980 Islam is what destroyed the "Islamic lands". They're still in the stone age.
@@osrikking8785 What is destroying Islamic lands is the endless murder of western colonialists. They talk about democracy but they destroy the world.
2100 looks a nightmare for mankind
So interesting! Especially how big tenochititlan was is surprising!
Tenochtitlan is not on this list even though it should be. You probably mean teotihuacan
Here in Moscow we have something like 25M people as of 2021 (information based on data from retailers and cell operators)
No começo a maioria foi no Egito e Iraque. Muito bom o vídeo 👏
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na verdade no começo só foi síria e iraque, depois que veio o egito
@@rangolegal5718 confudo as bandeiras kkk
Na vdd foi no Iraque que iniciaram as primeiras cidades do mundo.
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4:53 seoul
Curioso ... Mas acho que o gráfico ira ter uma queda absurda nos próximos 5/10anos e os paises menos desenvolvidos que mais ira sofrer
África vai dominar o mundo
Vc pensa isso, mas seria mais lucro a população se manter instável, sem contar que talvez dê superlotaçao, e isso é horrível de muitas formas possíveis ;-;
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I am From Pakistan . Moen jo daro and Harrapa are also very ancient cities i was unaware
.Omg We are ancient people :D🤣
Yeah you're converted 😂
@@risabhupadhyay6275 converted to what?
The peoblem I have with these 2100 predictions is: can you imagine the population density of these cities at these levels? At some point, people would have to get sick of it.
They're just predictions on current growth
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