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Pointing out bias in stories just tells people of the opposite persuation to not believe it. Also just who does the "factualty" checking part? And just what are their leanings? Many Left leaning sights couch themselves as unbias in their reporting however heavily one sided they are slanted. May I add that when a left issue is ever presented that isn't tied into an emotion rather than logic will be the day I ever take they left serious. But they are still scary af people with a little power and cannot be trusted with that power for the good of all the people. Not blaming you in this. But it is akin to presenting climate facts from NASA thinking it's the truth(cause it's Science!)and not knowing anything about their 20 years of changing the historical temperature record and slowly erasing the past as we've understood it for the last 150 years and invented their own...cause "SCIENCE"! You wanna get into history? Go back and listen to President Eisenhower's farewell address to the people in 1961. Pay particular attention to what he says AFTER he talks about the Military Industrial Complex. There's your sign
It is said that after Loudon Hill, Longshanks, outraged at the defeat, challenged Bruce to what is now recognized as the first recorded rap battle in history. While we only have fragmentary documentation of the ensuing clash, it is considered one of the finest examples of a lyrical engagement to exist. Bruce's brilliant use of rhyme scheme and strategic deployment of biting insults literally caused Longshanks to perish. Whether or not this occured is still debated by historians, so it makes sense that History Marche didn't include it. I would include the segment of Bruce's final verse that ended Edward's life, but not only would RUclips block my comment, I would likely be arrested. Bruce's rhymes are so powerful that it takes years of training to read them without risk to life and limb.
@@Zogerpogger I'm familiar with some of those rather obscure passages. There's current thinking that the word interpreted that insinuates a rhyme battle is more of an anachronism. This would indicate that it was in fact a dance off in which the Bruce and Longshanks partook. This has given rise to many modern cultural phenomena. For example, the injuries Longshanks sustained during this dance off, partly due to poor footwork resulting in several falls, contributed to his death soon after. The style of dance off incorporated by the Bruce therefore became known as "breakdancing". As you have pointed out, there were numerous biting insults hurled by the Bruce during the event, which apparently threw Longshanks off his game. This is considered to be the first instance of "sledging". This tactic has lived on into the modern era to be seen in sports like cricket. Further, some of the comments from UFC fighter Connor McGregor during his pre-fight epigrammatic exchanges are almost certainly straight out of the accounts from this historic engagement. So I suppose, like in all things history, the events surrounding this incident are very nuanced. My thinking is that it was both a dance off and a rap battle, but there is quite a lot of contention about this amongst the scholars.
@@haroldgodwinson5043 I appreciate your position. I have great respect for the work done by the scholars of the dance-off school of thought. Their theses indeed influenced my understanding of this historical episode. I'm ultimately more of a rap-battle purist, but mostly with you on the idea that it was both a rap-battle and a dance-off. I only chose to share just the original rap-battle narrative due to the complexity of the dance-off theory. At the end of the day I think we can agree that it was bold of Bruce to challenge a man with such sizeable legs. As we know Longshanks got his name via his practice of challenging rivals to proto dance offs. I like to think that Bruce knew this though and wanted to prove himself by defeating Edward at his own game. Ultimately this was a very influential decision, with many later leaders emplying Bruce's methods. There are examples everywhere, with evidence existing that points to the use of Brucian dance/rap tactics by Oliver Cromwell, Napoleon Bonapart, and even Vladimir Lenin.
"We fight not for glory, nor for wealth, nor honour but only and alone for freedom which no good man surrenders but with his life." - Robert the Bruce, King of Scots Every time a spider fell, it rose to rise again. To cast the web that would decide the fate of it's foe. England simply couldn't fully crush the fighting spirit of the Scots
Absolutely well produted, and very interesting to get to know these lesser known events before the battle of Bannockburn. Thanks for sharing it wtih us.
amazing, the Loch in Irvine is where my primary school is located (the land was drained in the 1600s) and now I live in Glasgow 2 seconds away from the Battle of Langside!
I profoundly respect and appreciate the precision of your maps. I'm intrigued to view old and ancient battlefields and envision the events unfolding on the landscape. The show "Battlefield Britain" was extraordinary in this regard and provided a format I'd love to see reproduced for historical battles worldwide. With your channel, the detail of the mapping and its accuracy with the terrain and landmarks for the era of the events covered are marvelous for cross-referencing side by side with modern maps and aerial/satellite imagery of the battlefield. I like too that you acknowledge when the exact location is not 100% known or agreed upon, but your attention to these aspects is wonderful for us inquisitive history geeks. Cheers!
Edward longshanks was in his later years in this campaign. If he was younger he wil be able to defeat scttish warriors. But Scottish warriors faced edward and English with their courage and determination. Brilliant doc. Historymarche always give us beyond hope. Animatons are getting better and better. One of my fav channels and my top 3 channels list in RUclips. Highly recommended their docs. Huge fan of you from Sri Lanka ❤️.
It would have made little difference, you don't know us Scots and Robert The Bruce was very rich and powerful before he became King and being a Nobel means he was taught Military Strategy from a young age plus his father fight in crusade with longshanks. Robert The Bruce is more than a Military match for Longshanks as we found out. The Bruce didn't just fight a couple battles, he also had to fight Comyns Clan and other Powerful Clans at home. What he achieved is nothing less than a Genius considering most would have given up.
On site you can see the 'funnel' in the land the English were guided towards and when there's been a drought the pit lines and holes dug for the cavalry can still be seen, it's cool 😎
I love this channel I learn a lot every time I watch, no matter how much I think I "know" a battle, your channel reminds me that I know nothing and I like that 😆
These events are also depicted in Outlaw King, but as with any historical movie there are some inaccuracies...still pretty cool to watch this having watched that.
Hello @HistoryMarche i dont think youll ever read this but A few weeks ago i have a very important history exam that included the Scottish wars of independence I decide to bunge watch all of your scottish videos to help with my exam And today the results came and i got an A Thank you for helping me getting a good result in my exam 🙏
I kept seeing this channel as an ad on other animated history RUclips channels like "The Armchair Historian". And I'd say that ad wasn't lying, this channel can make pretty good animated history videos as well, keep up the good work lads 👍
Class video - you should do one for the Battle of Old Byland or Myton On Swale.. it was the 700th anniversary of Old Byland this year and i’ve been to the area where the battlefield is.. genius tactics again by bruce 🏴
@@NaysayKen Stanhope Park where the Black Douglas was so close to catching him, Edward III apparently cried in deafeat.. although he made us pay a couple times after the pr*ck hahaha 🙄🤣
If you don’t mind me asking but can you do videos on the second Scottish war of independence and during the war king Robert the Bruce’s son and heir King David the second of Scotland would face the forces of John Balliols son Edward and also the forces of King Edward the 3rd of England and the Scots would be joined by the French and this war was taking place at the same time as the first phase of the Hundred Years’ War and I am interested in the war because at the battle of Halidon Hill which was an English victory a certain man named Alexander Bruce was killed and he is an illegitimate nephew of Robert the Bruce and he is an illegitimate nephew to Robert the Bruce because Alexander Bruce is the illegitimate son of Edward Bruce the second born son of Robert de brus 6th lord of Annandale but Alexander is also a very sneaky/traitorous person because he first fought for the Bruce royalists but then he joined the side of Edward Balliol and he was captured and nearly killed by the forces of the Bruce royalists however he then rejoined the side of the Bruce loyalists and he would be killed fighting for king David the second king of Scotland during the battle of Halidon Hill.
@@HistoryMarche Might only be because people are strung up with a misplaced Scots romanticism. The "ugly" truth of it is that Scotland came off a lot worse against the English despite often having a numerical advantage in most of the seminal battles of the period. Dupplin Moore, Halidon Hill and Neville's Cross aren't exactly easy for the Braveheart crowd to take especially when you consider how those battles took place. They weren't lopsided battles in England's favour, but rather battles in which the Scots held the numerical advantage yet were utterly defeated. I doubt you'd want to cover those.
@@doug6500 I'm Scottish and I don't mind him covering our defeats too, it's more balanced. He covers Falkirk in another video where England won and Wallace was defeated. In amongst the big English victories you forgot about the most significant English victory, Flodden, but you also forgot significant Scottish victories at the Battle of Otterburn, the Battle of Sark... There are lots more on either side. Scotland is smaller than England and had a smaller economy so England could usually better fund their armies and have more professional soldiers and knights in their armies - so it's surprising that even in the largest battles between the countries, Scotland gave a very good showing with back and forth victories and defeats on either side.
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Pointing out bias in stories just tells people of the opposite persuation to not believe it. Also just who does the "factualty" checking part? And just what are their leanings?
Many Left leaning sights couch themselves as unbias in their reporting however heavily one sided they are slanted.
May I add that when a left issue is ever presented that isn't tied into an emotion rather than logic will be the day I ever take they left serious. But they are still scary af people with a little power and cannot be trusted with that power for the good of all the people.
Not blaming you in this. But it is akin to presenting climate facts from NASA thinking it's the truth(cause it's Science!)and not knowing anything about their 20 years of changing the historical temperature record and slowly erasing the past as we've understood it for the last 150 years and invented their own...cause "SCIENCE"!
You wanna get into history? Go back and listen to President Eisenhower's farewell address to the people in 1961. Pay particular attention to what he says AFTER he talks about the Military Industrial Complex.
There's your sign
It is said that after Loudon Hill, Longshanks, outraged at the defeat, challenged Bruce to what is now recognized as the first recorded rap battle in history. While we only have fragmentary documentation of the ensuing clash, it is considered one of the finest examples of a lyrical engagement to exist. Bruce's brilliant use of rhyme scheme and strategic deployment of biting insults literally caused Longshanks to perish. Whether or not this occured is still debated by historians, so it makes sense that History Marche didn't include it.
I would include the segment of Bruce's final verse that ended Edward's life, but not only would RUclips block my comment, I would likely be arrested. Bruce's rhymes are so powerful that it takes years of training to read them without risk to life and limb.
HIistoryMarche.Hello, you can also place the Albanian subtitles, that is, the Albanian translation. Thank you.
@@Zogerpogger I'm familiar with some of those rather obscure passages. There's current thinking that the word interpreted that insinuates a rhyme battle is more of an anachronism. This would indicate that it was in fact a dance off in which the Bruce and Longshanks partook. This has given rise to many modern cultural phenomena. For example, the injuries Longshanks sustained during this dance off, partly due to poor footwork resulting in several falls, contributed to his death soon after. The style of dance off incorporated by the Bruce therefore became known as "breakdancing".
As you have pointed out, there were numerous biting insults hurled by the Bruce during the event, which apparently threw Longshanks off his game. This is considered to be the first instance of "sledging". This tactic has lived on into the modern era to be seen in sports like cricket. Further, some of the comments from UFC fighter Connor McGregor during his pre-fight epigrammatic exchanges are almost certainly straight out of the accounts from this historic engagement.
So I suppose, like in all things history, the events surrounding this incident are very nuanced. My thinking is that it was both a dance off and a rap battle, but there is quite a lot of contention about this amongst the scholars.
@@haroldgodwinson5043 I appreciate your position. I have great respect for the work done by the scholars of the dance-off school of thought. Their theses indeed influenced my understanding of this historical episode. I'm ultimately more of a rap-battle purist, but mostly with you on the idea that it was both a rap-battle and a dance-off. I only chose to share just the original rap-battle narrative due to the complexity of the dance-off theory.
At the end of the day I think we can agree that it was bold of Bruce to challenge a man with such sizeable legs. As we know Longshanks got his name via his practice of challenging rivals to proto dance offs. I like to think that Bruce knew this though and wanted to prove himself by defeating Edward at his own game. Ultimately this was a very influential decision, with many later leaders emplying Bruce's methods.
There are examples everywhere, with evidence existing that points to the use of Brucian dance/rap tactics by Oliver Cromwell, Napoleon Bonapart, and even Vladimir Lenin.
I'm surprised how accurate "The Outlaw King" was. Seems like it was based in history even more than Braveheart was
That's not a hard achievement to be fair
@@loyalpiper lmao sad but true
@@loyalpiper Braveheart was funny
@@julianshepherd2038 over budget over length historical comedy skit
Did they had seks before ambush thingy?
Although technically that would be raid and not an ambush.
"We fight not for glory, nor for wealth, nor honour but only and alone for freedom which no good man surrenders but with his life."
- Robert the Bruce, King of Scots
Every time a spider fell, it rose to rise again. To cast the web that would decide the fate of it's foe. England simply couldn't fully crush the fighting spirit of the Scots
Finally someone’s covered Loudon Hill. Can you please keep the series going by covering other battles like Otterburn.
I love how there's subtitles for 40 different languages!!!! 🤩🤯🤯🤯
But still not subtitled for Scottish English 😛
@@TheMelbournelad That is a dialect, not a language
@@Almirante1741 didn’t get the joke clearly 😛
@@TheMelbournelad If only we had subtitles for people who don't understand humour :p
@@ashyahardan it subtle but it’s there 😛
This is going to make my Friday even better
Happy Friday and wish you and yours a merry Christmas
It's going to be a great friday eve 🎉❣️
@@HistoryMarche to you and yours as well 🎄
I worked in Darvel, the town where this hill is located just outside of, and practically passed this battle site on a daily basis.
Wow
Robert the Bruce with an excellent use of terrain/the area around him to counter his enemies strongpoints.
Very clever.
Im from, and currently am 20 mins from this place, the entire west coast and miles inland is just hills and hills and hills
I find it very cool that no matter how many defeats the Scots received, and Robert personally, he kept fighting.
Well ofc! He was on the defense and he knows how to use the Terrain. Plus, the English army outnumbers them massively!
Have to. Hes heavily outnumbered and outmached. Straight up conventional battle, the scots will lose.
He was fortunate Edward I died and was replaced by his pansy son with his own problems.
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Best narrator in this space. Thanks for all edutainment over the years.
Absolutely well produted, and very interesting to get to know these lesser known events before the battle of Bannockburn.
Thanks for sharing it wtih us.
I signed up to GROUND NEWS two weeks ago and I LOVE IT. If you love following the news, Ground News is invaluable.
Finally, a proper amount of detail on how the high and lows of the Scottish independence wars.
amazing, the Loch in Irvine is where my primary school is located (the land was drained in the 1600s) and now I live in Glasgow 2 seconds away from the Battle of Langside!
Keep it up, boys! Thanks for the amazing content!
I profoundly respect and appreciate the precision of your maps. I'm intrigued to view old and ancient battlefields and envision the events unfolding on the landscape. The show "Battlefield Britain" was extraordinary in this regard and provided a format I'd love to see reproduced for historical battles worldwide. With your channel, the detail of the mapping and its accuracy with the terrain and landmarks for the era of the events covered are marvelous for cross-referencing side by side with modern maps and aerial/satellite imagery of the battlefield. I like too that you acknowledge when the exact location is not 100% known or agreed upon, but your attention to these aspects is wonderful for us inquisitive history geeks. Cheers!
Thank you for the kind words! I'm glad you appreciate the effort that goes into the maps.
Weird sense of pride seeing my hometown of Banff, make an appearance on a map 😆
Edward longshanks was in his later years in this campaign. If he was younger he wil be able to defeat scttish warriors. But Scottish warriors faced edward and English with their courage and determination. Brilliant doc. Historymarche always give us beyond hope. Animatons are getting better and better. One of my fav channels and my top 3 channels list in RUclips. Highly recommended their docs. Huge fan of you from Sri Lanka ❤️.
It would have made little difference, you don't know us Scots and Robert The Bruce was very rich and powerful before he became King and being a Nobel means he was taught Military Strategy from a young age plus his father fight in crusade with longshanks. Robert The Bruce is more than a Military match for Longshanks as we found out. The Bruce didn't just fight a couple battles, he also had to fight Comyns Clan and other Powerful Clans at home. What he achieved is nothing less than a Genius considering most would have given up.
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Thanks for the video! Loudoun is often overshadowed by Bannockburn
And it's easier to spell 😉
An excellent account of the battle as well as the events leading to it.
I’ve been waiting for this for a couple weeks now! So grateful for HistoryMarche 🎉
11:06 Wow, I did not know that about the use of a Dragon on a banner!
Thanks, I really appreciated learning that fact!!
My friday is great now thank you! Your videos are great as all ways. Have a great christmas!!!
Merry Christmas. Happy holidays to you and yours!
I hope you guys will remake Robert's triumph at Bannockburn!
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Nice, polished docos, guys, love it.
Thanks so much!
Great vid as always HM!
Appreciate it! Always good to see you in the comments and it's great to get feedback from longtime subscribers!
Thank you too.
Loudon Hill is a 20 minute drive away from me, always an impressive site
SCOTLAND FOREVERR!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I hope my health stays ok for me to take the trip to see the Castle, the Hill, all things Louden/Loudoun. Cheers from 🇦🇺🦘
Just watched Outlaw King recently. Enjoyable video, thanks!
I figured that it was a battle such as Loudoun Hill and not Bannockburn that was depicted in The Outlaw King.
Great video as always!
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On site you can see the 'funnel' in the land the English were guided towards and when there's been a drought the pit lines and holes dug for the cavalry can still be seen, it's cool 😎
Excellent historical subject & a wonderful introduction... (History Marche) always sharing fascinating historical subjects
The Scottish Independance continues. Hallelujah!
Cannot wait for the continuation of the Hannibal series.
So much value in your videos thank u
I love this channel I learn a lot every time I watch, no matter how much I think I "know" a battle, your channel reminds me that I know nothing and I like that 😆
I just love medieval Scottish History!!! i wish for more videos in the future!!
Its all lies
@@je-freenorman7787 thats a scientific response? Lol
after watching Outlaw King, I had to look this battle up. amazing details!
These events are also depicted in Outlaw King, but as with any historical movie there are some inaccuracies...still pretty cool to watch this having watched that.
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Happy Christmas History Marche!
Thanks as always for another year of fascinating battles!
Hopefully more Hannibal next year?
They really need to finish it .. getting a bit tiresome now ..
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I have been absolutely blown away by the Hannibal stuff...i had no idea how amazing he was and i consider him the greatest General of all time.
Great job 👍
I really appreciate your videos thank you
I literally live next to Loudoun hill, thank you for covering my history
17:29 missed opportunity: have one of the pieces yelling “Douglass” when mentioning “black Douglass” 😂
Just found this channel amazing
Thank you for that video.
My pleasure! My pleasure, thanks for watching. See you for the next premiere
@@HistoryMarche Yes.
Great video
Hello @HistoryMarche i dont think youll ever read this but
A few weeks ago i have a very important history exam that included the Scottish wars of independence
I decide to bunge watch all of your scottish videos to help with my exam
And today the results came and i got an A
Thank you for helping me getting a good result in my exam 🙏
Wow, that's fantastic. If my little series did indeed help with your exam, I'm very happy to hear that. Thanks for watching.
Top class Video!
My favourite history series on RUclips 😃
Another great video! Thanks
I kept seeing this channel as an ad on other animated history RUclips channels like "The Armchair Historian". And I'd say that ad wasn't lying, this channel can make pretty good animated history videos as well, keep up the good work lads 👍
Thank you ...
We had Brave Hearts
great video, thank you
The sponsor Ground news. Love the concept.
The sponsor part wasn't skipped, I thought it has a very important and useful application!
Enjoyed this precursor and 'turning point' battle I had not known!
I'm new to the channel as a history buff myself its bloody brilliant
Excellent as always.
Nothing negative about your content historymarche 👍
these guys were like pros at fighting and ambush tactics
Good video!
Another awesome Video, Thank You for doing this! 😃
It's so amazing seeing how the scots used the land terrain to their advantage! Despite being outnumbered heavily, they still got the victory!
Very informative👍 great content
Very informative - thank you
These are great videos … keep them coming!!
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new historymarche video christmas came early
Magnificent video ❤
Waiting for next part.. thanks for uploading
Was great in the movie Outlaw King❤
Thanks for another entertaining & informative review. Have you any thoughts how this might sound paired with Kef 150 metas & a sub?
Great Post. Minor criticism, Scone is pronounced as Scoon. Rhyming with moon. Keep them coming please.
Thank you
Great video!!!
Class video - you should do one for the Battle of Old Byland or Myton On Swale.. it was the 700th anniversary of Old Byland this year and i’ve been to the area where the battlefield is.. genius tactics again by bruce 🏴
Was going to comment the same, the last major battle of Bruce and the young Edward the 3rd almost got captured
@@NaysayKen Stanhope Park where the Black Douglas was so close to catching him, Edward III apparently cried in deafeat.. although he made us pay a couple times after the pr*ck hahaha 🙄🤣
Hiding under a collapsed tent no less🎪🤣
Cool learning about Robert the Bruce. I just know him as the dude who betrayed Wallace in Brave Heart.
Fantastic video, always great content 👍
Can you guys do a video on the battle of killiecrankie?
I sacrificed to the algorithm and downloaded the app, love u bro
Cheers, much appreciated! Thank you for the support.
Hey historymarchee, loved the video today, sorry couldn't show up to the premiere
great content. Bravo!
Very interesting as per usual.
Wonderful as usual
Long live free Scotland !
If you don’t mind me asking but can you do videos on the second Scottish war of independence and during the war king Robert the Bruce’s son and heir King David the second of Scotland would face the forces of John Balliols son Edward and also the forces of King Edward the 3rd of England and the Scots would be joined by the French and this war was taking place at the same time as the first phase of the Hundred Years’ War and I am interested in the war because at the battle of Halidon Hill which was an English victory a certain man named Alexander Bruce was killed and he is an illegitimate nephew of Robert the Bruce and he is an illegitimate nephew to Robert the Bruce because Alexander Bruce is the illegitimate son of Edward Bruce the second born son of Robert de brus 6th lord of Annandale but Alexander is also a very sneaky/traitorous person because he first fought for the Bruce royalists but then he joined the side of Edward Balliol and he was captured and nearly killed by the forces of the Bruce royalists however he then rejoined the side of the Bruce loyalists and he would be killed fighting for king David the second king of Scotland during the battle of Halidon Hill.
Scotland videos tend to perform well. I'm definitely considering doing more.
@@HistoryMarche okay that’s great to hear.
@@HistoryMarche Might only be because people are strung up with a misplaced Scots romanticism. The "ugly" truth of it is that Scotland came off a lot worse against the English despite often having a numerical advantage in most of the seminal battles of the period. Dupplin Moore, Halidon Hill and Neville's Cross aren't exactly easy for the Braveheart crowd to take especially when you consider how those battles took place. They weren't lopsided battles in England's favour, but rather battles in which the Scots held the numerical advantage yet were utterly defeated.
I doubt you'd want to cover those.
@@doug6500 Get outta here with ur anti Scottish prejudice.
@@doug6500 I'm Scottish and I don't mind him covering our defeats too, it's more balanced. He covers Falkirk in another video where England won and Wallace was defeated.
In amongst the big English victories you forgot about the most significant English victory, Flodden, but you also forgot significant Scottish victories at the Battle of Otterburn, the Battle of Sark...
There are lots more on either side.
Scotland is smaller than England and had a smaller economy so England could usually better fund their armies and have more professional soldiers and knights in their armies - so it's surprising that even in the largest battles between the countries, Scotland gave a very good showing with back and forth victories and defeats on either side.
Love this series
Excellent content
Cheers, great battle
Merry Christmas HM.. Thank you for providing us with all these videos..
Thanks
Hell yeah brother
Liked and subscribed! When you said "Peace and Prosperity" my first thought was Kingdome Come Deliverance!
an accurate depiction of events, well researched and well done
This is not accurate at all
Scotland is Roman. Religion is a scam
@@je-freenorman7787 you've lost the plot
@@RobRoyNV I found the right path and got out of that mainstream rut.
@@RobRoyNV language is the key
Another great video! A great lead in to Bannockburn.