@@Sonny-m1f cope, the French are culturally and linguistically Latin, they are mixed with Itallic people, and they are now Latin. Cope harder, you got kicked to the sidelines and you never recovered. Rome is still present, the city is still big, the center of Western Civilization while celts are on decline
@@justinianthegreat1444 Meh, Brittany isn't. France is still Gallic. They don't look like Mediterraneans, they look like Gauls in complexion. Their language is a bastardized version of Latin sure. With influences from the franks as well. But the base culture came from Celtic Culture. Vercingetorix tried. The Roman empire is gone but the Gaidhlig is still there. An the Gaidheal are some of the most powerful ppl on earth. Even the orange Chevalier is half Gael. Clan McLeod of skye. What happened to the Romans in Alba?Where are the great Italian leaders of today? What happened in Abysinia. Who played second fiddle to the Austrian corporal? Not a Celt. I'm seething but now I am coping. I think I'll be alright. ⚔️🏴🍀🏴🏴⚔️
As a Sicilian, I am proud of the Norman heritage of my land. Thanks to Roger I of Hauteville and the liberation from Islamic tyranny, we had one of the most important and noteworthy kingdoms and parliaments in Europe
@@-olives Sicilian history, over the last thousand years, has been strongly influenced by the foundation of the Kingdom of Sicily by the Norman Hauteville dynasty. Thanks to the Latinisation of the Island by migrants from the South and Lombardy, called to fill the void left by the Arabs after the Christian Requisition of the Island, the Sicilian identity as we know it today was born. The culture and history of the Sicilian people is clearly different from that of the Italians
@@nubnubdubdeh What? Absolutely not! Genetically speaking, most Sicilians descend from the populations that inhabited the island before Greek colonization. Obviously, on the east coast, there is a strong impact of Greek genetic influence. However, another important genetic component of the Sicilians is the influence from the Levant which occurred through the migration of Levantines to the Roman province of Sicily in the late empire.
@TheRunoben nice. I'm norman/saxon from my grandmother as well! When I look at the outfits they wore, it seems familiar to me like I've seen them. It's like a kind of memory I guess.
@@Dawn0616on top of that my parents were both born in Mexico but our family came from the us they came from England to the us and to Mexico from the us
"This name, sometimes written Popple in England, is of very ancient existence there, coming from Normandy about the time of the Con-quest. It was long established in Dorset-shire."-- "Genealogies of the State of New York: A Record of the Achievements of Her People in the Making of a Commonwealth and the Founding of a Nation", Volume 3
@@zorandusic7079 >does ydna test >comes back as E1b1b >find out your branch of ‘pople’ isn’t actually Norman >turns out your grandfather was an African slave brought to England >posts some abstract quote about a similar surname from an incorrect source >negropilled and noneuropid
@@shitzgiggles6456 Get your history from reputable sources. No genocide was involved. Most people and historians view the invasion as a great unification and transformation of England for the better.
You did nothing. It's just weird saying you are proud of the nation you were born in.. See, that was an accident or rather random. One should only be proud of your own achievement.. It's like saying I'm proud I'm born with brown eyes. It sounds stupid.
@@Ealdorman_of_Mercia Then what other word should we use when we value our heritage and feel excited about it ? One of the definitions of "proud" given by the Cambridge Dictionary is "feeling happy that you have done or are part of sth good". Apparently, Vinnska is part of the Norman and Anglo-Saxon people and cultures, which he/she values as something good, this seems to fill the condition to use the word "proud", doesn't it ?
@@Ealdorman_of_Mercia Well, I'm proud to be born with green irises, proud of my Celtic and northern anglo heritage and quite frankly, I'd be a miserable bastard otherwise. To pine for a bygone, glorious era is just one of those High-Test traits you lack.... Fix that, weakling. And get a gym membership while you're at it. opinion: disregarded man-pass: revoked GET TO FUCKING WORK, PEASANT!!!!
The Normans were arguably one of the most influential groups in history. Within 2 centuries they controlled half of France, all of England, southern Italy, Sicily, and Antioch. Can’t think of another group who has done that. They were not only fierce warriors but supporters of the arts and culture. Truly unique.
The normans were historically important but there are definitely more influential, larger empires. The Romans, Persians, ottomans, islamic caliphate, Mongols, british etc.
My surname Prior historically is an English surname (I'm Irish), but the Normans came to Ireland in the 12th century. I'm convinced that Prior has its own origins in the Norman invasion.
An Irish friend of mine could trace his family surname PRENDERGAST back to the Norman invasion of Ireland. He also spoke Irish Gaelic fluently.And he said the Gaelic language incorporated many Norman words over the centuries.
@@senmidesenmide109 What do you think Franks were? Merovingians are Germanic with 'Romano-Gaul' subjects and mingling. Like the Burgundians, Visigoths and such they were distinguished by adopting or adapting to Roman ways and their own, in those waves of influence. Imparting the same in return, some Normans weren't really pious either but that's war for you.
May someone please help me to identify the song and artist from time 1:50 to 4:45 on this video? I would appreciate it, a thank you in advance. I like it. I'v even tried a music listening app to identify it just didn't work.
Mi chiedo una cosa a chiunque legga questo messaggio ma esiste un libro vocabolario italiano-normanno perché so che esiste questa lingua e viene parlata in Normandia e alcune zone inglesi .
Wasn't it Rollo who, when told to kiss the French king's foot, lifted the foot to his lips while standing, rolling the king onto the floor? "A Norman kneels to no man!"
My last name is Allen. Christian Michael Allen. We are a Christian Celtic People. Many ties. Even some to St. Patrick’s blood himself I’ve read. God Bless and give peace after death.
Im american My last name is apparently anglo saxon for black smith but see the thing is i have irish,scottish,welsh ,northern england whatever that is im gonna assume northumbrian? But needles to say my roots run deep in Britain 🇺🇸❤️🇬🇧
I have deep roots in England and Ireland as well except my last name is Miller which is irish/German for a Miller on a farm which comes originally from Norway cause they would name people based off of occupation
Makes me think of things like Pilgrimage, Templar’s, to wade in the blood of my enemy. Better to die fighting for what you believe to be right than of disease I guess.
@@masonmccarty8551 First it is complete bullshit, second it has nothing to do with Video on the Normans or Chipmunks,Zion is the land of Israel,Zionism is Jewish Nationalism in the land of Israel,specifically big part of this view is more isolationist attitudes towards gentiles and thier politics, claiming "Zionists" even care about England or America AT ALL outside maybe thier political view toward Israel is laughable(even that is debatable if you look at the right wing Zionist they do not care at all),if you want to say Jews don't sugarcoat in words which only makes you look more ignorant.
A mixture of old French and Viking on horse back? No wonder why they were so feared
@Billy Wilson You should try to read some History books.
@Billy Wilson modern french? no ye olde french? you best get some new pants
@@bigb5681 I love old French :)
And the old French pronounced everything.
they were not french only viking
Vikings: Ahh fuck it, let's eat some baguettes
Ou ho ho
Those baguettes do look mighty tasty my friend.
Repent
@@baggerz4448 no you for choosing an evil religion called Christianity
@@baggerz4448 for what? Normans are the Tribe of Benjamin, the apostles! YOU repent!
Let’s eat some baguettes or be erased by feudalism *
Julius Caesar: I came. I saw. I Conquered.
Normans: We Came. We Sort. We built big scary forts....We stayed. lol
One could say they had even earned their keep.
Also add that Julius Caesar massacred and made Gaul Latin that is still Latin until this day
@@justinianthegreat1444France is Celtic. Rome is gone. The Celts still thrive. They'll never destroy us!
🏴🍀⚔️🦄🏴
@@Sonny-m1f cope, the French are culturally and linguistically Latin, they are mixed with Itallic people, and they are now Latin. Cope harder, you got kicked to the sidelines and you never recovered. Rome is still present, the city is still big, the center of Western Civilization while celts are on decline
@@justinianthegreat1444 Meh, Brittany isn't. France is still Gallic. They don't look like Mediterraneans, they look like Gauls in complexion. Their language is a bastardized version of Latin sure. With influences from the franks as well. But the base culture came from Celtic Culture. Vercingetorix tried. The Roman empire is gone but the Gaidhlig is still there. An the Gaidheal are some of the most powerful ppl on earth. Even the orange Chevalier is half Gael. Clan McLeod of skye.
What happened to the Romans in Alba?Where are the great Italian leaders of today? What happened in Abysinia. Who played second fiddle to the Austrian corporal? Not a Celt. I'm seething but now I am coping. I think I'll be alright.
⚔️🏴🍀🏴🏴⚔️
As a Sicilian, I am proud of the Norman heritage of my land.
Thanks to Roger I of Hauteville and the liberation from Islamic tyranny, we had one of the most important and noteworthy kingdoms and parliaments in Europe
@@-olives Sicilian history, over the last thousand years, has been strongly influenced by the foundation of the Kingdom of Sicily by the Norman Hauteville dynasty.
Thanks to the Latinisation of the Island by migrants from the South and Lombardy, called to fill the void left by the Arabs after the Christian Requisition of the Island, the Sicilian identity as we know it today was born.
The culture and history of the Sicilian people is clearly different from that of the Italians
@@accursiomontalbano6252 how was latinization achieved? did the normans bring latin people from italy and beyond? asking as a greek
@@accursiomontalbano6252Sicilians are greco romano mixed people under the roman empire and didnt change much
@@nubnubdubdeh
What? Absolutely not!
Genetically speaking, most Sicilians descend from the populations that inhabited the island before Greek colonization.
Obviously, on the east coast, there is a strong impact of Greek genetic influence.
However, another important genetic component of the Sicilians is the influence from the Levant which occurred through the migration of Levantines to the Roman province of Sicily in the late empire.
@@accursiomontalbano6252 les normand on transmis leur culture et langue et je pense qu'il parle de sa
GUILLAUME LE CONQUÉRANT.. LA REINE MATHILDE 💗
TRES BEAU CHANT ET BELLE VIDÉO 👍
Proud of my English, Norman and Breton heritage...
I wish I knew what I was. 🤔🥺😭💔
You forgot Saxon you pig
My dad is Norman & My mom is Saxon both of English descent
@TheRunoben nice. I'm norman/saxon from my grandmother as well! When I look at the outfits they wore, it seems familiar to me like I've seen them. It's like a kind of memory I guess.
@@Dawn0616on top of that my parents were both born in Mexico but our family came from the us they came from England to the us and to Mexico from the us
"This name, sometimes written Popple in England, is of very ancient existence there, coming from Normandy about the time of the Con-quest. It was long established in Dorset-shire."-- "Genealogies of the State of New York: A Record of the Achievements of Her People in the Making of a Commonwealth and the Founding of a Nation", Volume 3
>goes to the comments section
>flexes his ancient origins
>sources and all
>refuses to elaborate
based and norman-pilled
@@zorandusic7079 >does ydna test
>comes back as E1b1b
>find out your branch of ‘pople’ isn’t actually Norman
>turns out your grandfather was an African slave brought to England
>posts some abstract quote about a similar surname from an incorrect source
>negropilled and noneuropid
Amen ! Vive la Normandie ! Un Normand pur souche !
NORMANDIE LIBRE
Virgin french vs chad normans
@@HansPeter_ Non
@@claromale Pas besoin la France est déjà sus notre domination
@@HansPeter_ Normans are French
Proud descendant of William, Count of Évreux, and Noble Captain Richard de la Warde. Both companions of William the Conqueror.
o7 From one cousin to another!
Proud descendant of William the Conqueror, worthy champions your ancestors were. Couldn’t have taken England without them.
ahh yes the men reponsible for the genocides of the Anglo-Saxons they conquered?
@@shitzgiggles6456 Get your history from reputable sources. No genocide was involved. Most people and historians view the invasion as a great unification and transformation of England for the better.
Descendent of the De Creswells and the Plantagenets. greetings.
Great stuff. Nicely illustrated too, with accurate details. Thanks!
Interesting slide show, mixing Norman and English sites. And the music, of course, is a wonder !
Why do I suddenly want to invade England?
*random crusade in Sicily
@@squakrock AVE MARIA
because they would make a worthy enemy.... to reach valhal one must always seek to conquer an enemy worth facing!!!!
@@MrSpaceinvader95 GOD WILLS IT
@@MrSpaceinvader95 the Normans were Christian
Proud of both my Norman and Anglo-Saxon heritage.
You did nothing. It's just weird saying you are proud of the nation you were born in.. See, that was an accident or rather random. One should only be proud of your own achievement.. It's like saying I'm proud I'm born with brown eyes. It sounds stupid.
@@Ealdorman_of_Mercia Then what other word should we use when we value our heritage and feel excited about it ? One of the definitions of "proud" given by the Cambridge Dictionary is "feeling happy that you have done or are part of sth good". Apparently, Vinnska is part of the Norman and Anglo-Saxon people and cultures, which he/she values as something good, this seems to fill the condition to use the word "proud", doesn't it ?
@@Ealdorman_of_Mercia Well, I'm proud to be born with green irises, proud of my Celtic and northern anglo heritage
and quite frankly, I'd be a miserable bastard otherwise. To pine for a bygone, glorious era is just one of those High-Test traits you lack.... Fix that, weakling. And get a gym membership while you're at it.
opinion: disregarded
man-pass: revoked
GET TO FUCKING WORK, PEASANT!!!!
@@mysticnovelbro Why put so much cringe in one comment? You're not a knight pal, grow up.
@@FroggyHopScotch30 Haha I can't take people who use terms like beta or alpha serious. You should grow up too kid.
Fantastic - also, I love the photo of Le Vieux Moulin on the Seine in Vernon 4.31
The normans true catholic knights . Kicked the popes ass in battle then pledged alliegance to him
You make a very interesting good point i’ve got Norman than me saxons defeated the Franks in 772-804
You make a very interesting good point i’ve got Norman saxons in my family tree defeated the Franks in 772-804
@@redenodelnno2233 was no such thing
@Gerg Gergenheimer then obviously you aren’t familiar with their history in southern Italy nor the politics or general lay out of Europe at the time .
Didn't know that they fought the pope
You are giving me life...
I’ve got some relatives in Ireland, they’re the power clan and they came from Normandy.
Nobody:
drunk Normans: hey man you see that mountain right there? let's just fuckin build a castle riiiiight into it! IT'LL WORK JUST TRUST ME OKAY
lets build a hundred of them in this sheep shagging area
Anglo-Norman and Italian, love both of my beautiful european cultures
The surname Costello is the missing link between the two.
@@brettburke9295 i have a costello in my line as well haha
This is one of the best channels ever. Tradition made music =D
Normans beautiful culture
Yes!
thx
merci =-)
Thank you brennan
@@Dibipable oui
Vive la Normandie vive les Vikings de France !
Faux
When someone starts talking about how cool the Anglo Saxons were.
ok
Long live the Normans! My surname originates back to 1066, so yeah, guess my lot originally originated from that period. Proud! 💪 🛡️
Awesome 👍
From Normandy to England, then England to Texas, the blood of the conqueror does not cease.
True. Do you resonate with the imagery and music displayed here as well as i?
@@Dawn0616 Vehemently.
@Honorable_Judge_Mental it feels familiar to me as well, like ive seen it before
heavenly
rollo!
King Roger!
William the conqueror!
The Normans were arguably one of the most influential groups in history. Within 2 centuries they controlled half of France, all of England, southern Italy, Sicily, and Antioch. Can’t think of another group who has done that. They were not only fierce warriors but supporters of the arts and culture. Truly unique.
The normans were historically important but there are definitely more influential, larger empires. The Romans, Persians, ottomans, islamic caliphate, Mongols, british etc.
The goths dwarf the norman domain
Not half of France. The Counts of Anjou and Champagne were more powerful than the norman dukes.
,,Proud of both my Norman and Anglo-Saxon heritage.,,Nun, ich bin nur ein Norman.
My favorite
Love the song from time 1:50 to about 4:40 what is the name of the song and who is the artist?
My surname Prior historically is an English surname (I'm Irish), but the Normans came to Ireland in the 12th century. I'm convinced that Prior has its own origins in the Norman invasion.
An Irish friend of mine could trace his family surname PRENDERGAST back to the Norman invasion of Ireland. He also spoke Irish Gaelic fluently.And he said the Gaelic language incorporated many Norman words over the centuries.
Vive le roi Guillaume le Conquérant!
Captivating at the highest degree "
M.Gomes-san diego california 🇺🇸
Lendário
5:17 Waterford, Ireland being captured by the Normas
That’s where my family is 🤣
proud of my norman irish viking culture
Are you related to the Power clan too?
William the conqueror is my many times great grandfather.
Hello cousin! X28 for me.
My mum is Norman, this is heritage.
This is a German medieval song in Latin lmaooo
@@senmidesenmide109 Still, the images are norman
Lewis Mendez ok?
@Lewis Mendez Wow cool, we're descendants of his standard bearer. Vive la normandie!
@@senmidesenmide109 What do you think Franks were? Merovingians are Germanic with 'Romano-Gaul' subjects and mingling.
Like the Burgundians, Visigoths and such they were distinguished by adopting or adapting to Roman ways and their own, in those waves of influence. Imparting the same in return, some Normans weren't really pious either but that's war for you.
Proud to be Norman
She was a damn fine woman Emma and she is my direct ancestor and probably yours too!
May someone please help me to identify the song and artist from time 1:50 to 4:45 on this video? I would appreciate it, a thank you in advance. I like it. I'v even tried a music listening app to identify it just didn't work.
Procurans odium II , it's in the description ^^
i can feel the spirit of my Norman ancestor, Lord Banister coursing through my vains
Rollo my ancestor.
Mi chiedo una cosa a chiunque legga questo messaggio ma esiste un libro vocabolario italiano-normanno perché so che esiste questa lingua e viene parlata in Normandia e alcune zone inglesi .
7:00 sounds like king gizzard and lizard wizard
Si un video es privado RUclips no lo ponga//esto es lo correcto(esto nada tiene que ver con esta música gracias)
proud hiberno-norman
HIBERNO-NORMAN GANG
Hiberno? Iberia? Fuck no
@@thegreatestshenfan933 Hiberno means Irish. Quite a few Catholic Irish have Anglo-Norman ancestry.
Anglo-Norman
Samuel Terry normans were Catholic.
Hibernia!
Cilicia 🇦🇲🇬🇷☦️♥️✝️🇨🇵🇬🇧 Normandy
Thank these guys for our proud Three Lions
Well, two at first at then it became three after a while
Wasn't it Rollo who, when told to kiss the French king's foot, lifted the foot to his lips while standing, rolling the king onto the floor? "A Norman kneels to no man!"
truly a land of faith
What is the last part of the song?
anglo saxon 4 life
Haha me too pal
Rollo grand papa
Antioch 28 june 1098 bohemond's camp
Marvelous!
My last name is Allen. Christian Michael Allen. We are a Christian Celtic People. Many ties. Even some to St. Patrick’s blood himself I’ve read. God Bless and give peace after death.
Im american My last name is apparently anglo saxon for black smith but see the thing is i have irish,scottish,welsh ,northern england whatever that is im gonna assume northumbrian? But needles to say my roots run deep in Britain 🇺🇸❤️🇬🇧
I have deep roots in England and Ireland as well except my last name is Miller which is irish/German for a Miller on a farm which comes originally from Norway cause they would name people based off of occupation
My great x 30 grandad was there, got knighted got land.
Mine too. Who was your ancestor?
👍 777
*yes, you understand what we are*
No longer medieval but still good!
me playing as the vlandians in bannerlord
ᚠᚢᚳᚳᛁᚾᚷ ᚾᚩᚱᛗᚪᚾᚩ ᚠᚱᚪᚾᛣᛁᛋᚻ ᚳᚢᛗ ᛋᛚᚢᚱᛈᛖᚱᛋ
Yes
What
@@HansPeter_ do you really want to know 🤣
@@SarynDres Yes, i don't know all of the runes.
Gay, Normans are Christian
"Smother every Saxon dog playing this hideous Germanic music.".........is what my Norman ancestors would have said.
Pas d'étriers au temps de Guillaume...
Makes me think of things like Pilgrimage, Templar’s, to wade in the blood of my enemy. Better to die fighting for what you believe to be right than of disease I guess.
Well the plague lasted about 27 years at peak . The Middle Ages : about 1200 years
@@squakrock There were many plagues back then unfortunately.
i'm at the gate
Nothing good like studying and sacking London
🗡️🍷🧜🏻♀️⛩️🌊🕊️⛵️
English made in normandy
nos bases
*
people who are normady
I
I
I
Redditors in the comments.
Li biax trovers normanur.
Norman chipmunks
-chipmunk voice- dex aieee!
@Gerg Gergenheimer Zionist?
@@yakov95000 yeah fuck zionist they ruined england and there going to ruin America.
@@masonmccarty8551 First it is complete bullshit, second it has nothing to do with Video on the Normans or Chipmunks,Zion is the land of Israel,Zionism is Jewish Nationalism in the land of Israel,specifically big part of this view is more isolationist attitudes towards gentiles and thier politics, claiming "Zionists" even care about England or America AT ALL outside maybe thier political view toward Israel is laughable(even that is debatable if you look at the right wing Zionist they do not care at all),if you want to say Jews don't sugarcoat in words which only makes you look more ignorant.
found the freemason
What? Communist ad in start
Noooo😂 it was the flag of Normandy.