The History of New Year (New Year's Day) in Europe - Every Year
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- Опубликовано: 1 окт 2024
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New Year's Day has rich and long history of its existence. According to some reports that is the ancientest holiday (first mentions are dated to the third millenium BC). Each nation had its own traditions of celebration and dates of the starting of the year which were changing during the time.
This video will show how Europe introdused the single date of January 1 as the beginning of the year.
Happy New Year and have a pleasant viewing!!
Music:
1. We Wish You a Merry Christmas
2. Silent Night
3. Deck the Halls
Happy New Year and Merry Christmas!
You too
Nope it wasnt a happy year
2021
*calm christmas music as germany proceeds to take over Europe twice*
Why did no one comment lol(if people actually commented here already because all I saw was NOTHING
Wow! Not only you are showing the history of New Year’s celebrations, you are also changing the frontlines and borders of each country every year! Keep it up!
Thank you very much!! Very pleasant)
@@CherepashkaShusha stop using your fucking “)))”
@@simplifier_ )))
@@DexFire1115 ugh
1:43
The Holy 1st January Empire was the first and last country to conquer Russia in the winter
This is because Peter the Great
*second and last country* sorry for ruinong the joke but mongol
@mendaix because the Bolsheviks oppressed from behind.
They still used the Julian calendar, so THEIR Jan 1st was actually our Jan 14th.
@@awormnamedscoobis3419 boo
Map: shows millions of people dying in ww1 and ww2
The music: CHRISTMAS!!!
00:25 Venice has just created the 1st january empire
aahuahuahuahuauha
And Yes they colonize Asia and everywhere to achieve one faith, 1st january empire
So the 1st January Empire is the greatest empire in history.
Fun fact:
There is actually a place in Greece with similar status as the Vatican City called Agio Oros (Holy Mountain) in Chalkidiki (it's the third part of land in this weird looking hand thingy in northern Greece, actually visible on the map), where a bunch of Orthodox monks from every Orthodox church of the world (not only Greece) live and have autonomy and self rule. Even to this day they use the old calendar and celebrate New years day on the 14th of January!
Mount Athos
Wow.
U mean athos?
No, they celebrate New year on September 14th (September 1st with the Julian calendar)
@@haj0727 Um yeah, the mountain's name is Athos but it's more common to call it Agio Oros (Holy Mountain) in Greece at least. English speakers might know it as Mt. Athos though
Everyone: January 1st
Balkans: *Is this something I'm too smart to understand?*
@Jonathan Williams I'm talking about the 19th to early 20th century
@@HellenicMapping Different uses of calendars as for country and in use of Orthodox Churches. Even today, the 14th January is a big thing in Serbia, but not celebrated as national holiday, and a lot of people call it a Serbian New Year, but in reality it is just an how Serbian Orthodox Church uses Cesar's calendar.
@@Resnicanin So what? Just because 10.000-20.000 use the different calender means it's a big deal to start a debate on? Everything is majority-based. Understand it, and then complain about a joke that you can't get
@@HellenicMapping Nah man, didn't wanted to start the debate, I was just sayin'. I haven't complained about the joke :P.
@@Resnicanin omg, I'm so dumb, I'm Serb and live in Serbia. and I thought oh 14 January? they celebrated Christmas as New Year? I forgot that 14 January is Serbian New Year, and that 7 January is Christmas. I'm so dumb
2:25 is it related with the crazy french republican calendar ?
Yes :D
Ok thank you so much!
@Bangbabangbabangbang doesn't matter if they were secular as they massacred people for frivolous reasons
2:25 Imagine living in France, getting ready for the New Years on January 1st, only to realize it's been moved to September 22, and it's past September.
Was that because of the French revolution and they changed the calendar?
@@attiepollard7847 yes
22nd september is literally my birthday XD
In Russia before 1917 old style calendar was used; it is equivalent to Jan 14 in Europe
but Muslim new year changes the date every year because its shorter by 10 days
World war 2: *starts*
The music: 3:30
Fun fact:
The Song used , (we wish you Merry cristmas) was written in 1502 .
20 years Before the time of start of the video :)
Imagine waking up one morning to realize that news years day is on January 1st instead of September 1
2:17
Septemb
*S E P T E M B* I find that so funny for some reason
Really good video, although I think choosing March 1st makes more sense. Since that is regarded as the first day of spring, which symbolizes rebirth and a new beginning for nature. And also, September becomes the 7th month, October the 8th, November the 9th and December the 10th. Which also corresponds to their actual meanings.
Actually true, I personally wouln't change it right now but back then this should've been the winner.
Well it’s probably cause 2 extra months we’re slotted in, so it would technically be Jan 1.
I have to agree, i like March 1st as new year’s. The names of September to December would correlate to their numerical order; having new year’s at a seasonal boundary makes more sense to me (January 1 is arbitrarily 10 days after the astronomical solstice, while March 1 is close to a meterological season change in both hemispheres); and leap days would be at the end of the final month of the year rather than the 2nd month.
I got 2 videos in one, timeline Europe 1522-2020 and History of New Year
I'm not sure but i think that the balkans in the 19th centurie celebrated on "their" 1st January. Their calendar was just 14 days back. That's why in those countries now there is "old style" and "new style".
2:44
When you convince your lord to change their New Years Date
I really like this video but I must say Turks(tatars and ottomans in video) dont celebrates new year according to Islam. Theys celebrate new year in nevruz (Nawroz).
Nawroz is an Iranian word but old Turkic nawroz called with an other name.
and Can I take sources ? :D
I didn't know about Turkish New Year... Thanks for the correction!! Sources for this video were wiki articles and some other sites :D
@@CherepashkaShusha turks celebrates new year according to europa wahatever thanks for this cool video .
@@KayraAtakanQX Selamlar
Probably 21 september is coming from greek Church or something
Cherepashka Shusha that is a lie, we are celebrating new year and islam says nothing about it, this man is one of that rightists that think new year is same thing with christmas.
we celebrate nevruz as well, but its meaning has changed. it means start of the spring nowadays. nevruz was our new year before our conversion to Islam.
I like how you put Kosovo under Serbia, thank you my friend!
I dont know if this is good, or its bad, due to the lots of celebrations and parts of cultures we lost in the way.
Thank you!!!
Brilliant video!
Love from Russia! 🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺
New Year since 1700)
Europe: England, just change the date already! Everyone else has and even part of your country has too!
England: NevEr!!
Muslims' new year date changes every year because our calendar is a lunar one and have 10/11 days less than solar one.
1:44 perfect timing
Well I ain't surprised it restarted to be a thing in Venice, but I am surprised by how much detail there is in this video and how underated it is! Good job and keep it up!
I think there is some confusion with the Julian and Gregorian calendar. In the 16th through the 18th century there is no differentiation when Western countries shift calendars, but in the 19th centuries appesars the 14th January as new years day in Greece and other Orthodox countries. (btw in the 19th century should be 13th of January). Additionally, I don't make sure but the official calendar of Morocco is the Gregorian calendar, so new year is on the 1st of January.
People those days were just mad! Imagine changing the year in the middle of a month! 24/12/1511 then 25/12/1512!
First you think wow, there were a lot of countries which used September 21 then you realize it was all Ottoman😂😂
Omg, please do the History of Europe based on this. You may think there are many of those, but your graphics style is superior!
i love how this is recommended to me in may
june here
С новом годом (я ето позно скозал но все ровно).
Да ладно уж, всего 3 дня прошло) С Новым Годом!!
@@CherepashkaShusha ты русский?
@@романсмирнов-п7у да
Omg Яusskies!
Cyka blyat
Germany: Murdering millions of citizens during ww2
this video: *happy music*
Seas and oceans are celebrating new year on 4.20
2021/2 New Year's Eve
You got one thing wrong. Russian Old new year was on the 14th of January not the first of September
Btw, I just noticed that it's 500th anniversary since Venice introduced 1st January as a New Year's day.
For anyone wondering, January 14th in the Gregorian Calendar is January 1st in the Julian Calendar, which is why Orthodox countries like Greece, Serbia use it.
Who is watching this video after the new year?
The calendar of muslim countries was higri
Excellent job! Your style is awesome!
Three comments under three videos.... I am very pleased!!! Thanks, thanks and thanks again!!!
@@CherepashkaShusha No problem! Most of this wasn't me, though. Somebody shared this on a discord server I was on.
In Venetian republic it was 1 march always and uninterruptly until 1797
Great Job !
Thanks)
@Rizeli Caner Wtf satp
Bit awkward when you're the King of Scotland and England in 1603, when Scotland celebrates New Years on January but England continues to celebrate on Lady Day. You, a Scottish Monarch who rules both countries - have to celebrate New Years Day twice!
Im going to make the history of Russia but i have question can you give me the map of russia from 1500-2020
I personally used the map from this article
ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/%D0%A0%D0%BE%D1%81%D1%81%D0%B8%D0%B9%D1%81%D0%BA%D0%B0%D1%8F_%D0%A1%D0%BE%D0%B2%D0%B5%D1%82%D1%81%D0%BA%D0%B0%D1%8F_%D0%A4%D0%B5%D0%B4%D0%B5%D1%80%D0%B0%D1%82%D0%B8%D0%B2%D0%BD%D0%B0%D1%8F_%D0%A1%D0%BE%D1%86%D0%B8%D0%B0%D0%BB%D0%B8%D1%81%D1%82%D0%B8%D1%87%D0%B5%D1%81%D0%BA%D0%B0%D1%8F_%D0%A0%D0%B5%D1%81%D0%BF%D1%83%D0%B1%D0%BB%D0%B8%D0%BA%D0%B0
@@CherepashkaShusha Can i contact you like discord or something?
And did you see my new video about Tunisia?
@@Warsawke Sorry, I don't have discord
@@Warsawke I have already seen, very nice video!!
Жаль что за всей описанной историей праздника страшные войны. (
真正的新年是八月十七日（蛤的生日）
The real new year is August 17 ( Ha’s Birthday )
Who is Ha?
stfu
This was uploaded a day before the year of human extinction.
At that time coronavirus was a little baby being born in Wuhan.
Im confused Does this take in to consideraton what calander is used and if so how?
Yes, for example Romania moved from the Julian calendar to the Gregorian in 1919 and after that the single date of New Year (January 1) was set
Greece and Serbia: "Fuck it, JANUARY 14TH IS NEW YEAR'S"
App
January 1: Here I come kids
Everybody else: aaaAaaaaaAa
Heyyy recommended again in December
Very Nice RUclips
When is your new video?
For now I have a very difficult project... But I think the new video will definitely be released in March
@Rizeli Caner achtung!
Certain parts of the video seem to break up which wasn't always the case
Excellent video, but I have a little doubt, it’s true that England and later Great Britain followed the annunciation date to start the year until 1752, but I’m not sure if it was the case between 1647 and 1660, during that period of time the parlamentarians established their rule and abolished the monarchy, and their project of a protestant puritan nation lead them to abolish christmas, as they considered it a catholic and heretic celebration, pointing out that the biblical sources indicated that Jesus was born in spring. That being said, if the nativity date was considered heretic, logically the annunciation date would have been as well, therefore it makes no sense to keep it as the start of a New Year.
(Sorry for bad english)
3:23 only the last one left is turkey 1 january Happy New Year
Fun fact: many sources and people think that April fool's came form new year's. Yes It came form April 1st people celebrated that as the new year but it changed.
Spain is the oldest without change I think.
Hey it’s the 1 year anniversary of this vid! Merry Christmas, happy birthday, and happy new year!
Uh actually it depends on what calendar you are looking... yes on all the european calendars it is 1st January, but in the 1600s-1800s countries were converting to the Gregorian calendar, while other countries stuck with the old Julian calendar (like Russia)
In the Gregorian calendar, Russia celebrates the New Year on the 14th of January
On tge Julian calendar, most countries seem to be celebrating on the 19th of December... or somewhere there
Yes, but despite using the Julian calendar Russia celebrates New Year on January 1 since 1700 (Peter's I decree)
@@CherepashkaShusha i did say that... in the comment... but there wasn't a clarification in the description or the video..m
I'm just making sure
Thanks for your response anyway
I like how the borders were just removed for ww2
Do this in Asia or some continent
Great job ! I did not know about this ! Good luck for next video :)
Lol really nice!
U deserved more
To be honest, this is kinda wholesome. Nice!
Спасибо что добавил чечню, но мне кажется у тебя дата на 10 лет опережает карту...
Where is the Iberian Union?
In Serbia we celebrate New Year like others 1st Jan , and in 14th January Serbian New Year or Ortodox new year
Great video 👍
You are know how to do this work
In Serbia we are still celebrating our new year on 14. January, as well as our old calendar (kolodar) with the year 7531.
Привет
*1:44** Peter First (Пётр Первый) window to Europe (прорубил окно в Европу)*
London is the capital of Great Britain
happy 1 September from Georgia
You earned a new subscriber. But where do you get material for such a video?
Thanks!! I used wiki articles and some other sites
WW2: *starts*
Music:
Turkey is best
Я знаю какое видео я буду смотреть на новый год, Спасибо Черепашка Шуша!
Обращайся :D
Fuckin' globalization.
Romania stronk.
2 büyük dünya savaşı çıkar
O sırada noel müziği: sorun yok ben çalmaya devam ediyorum mutlu noeller!
Do you just have unpainted borders map so you could paint anything on it?
Religions, New Year's days and etc.
Привет, Черепашка Шуша)
Привет!!
how muslims nations change years day is in September if they don't even use our calendar?
In serbia and montenegro we still celebrate new years on January 14th and we call it the Serb new year, although the one on January first is more popular
can i have this map?
Yes, you can
Nobody:
Absolutely nobody:
Britain: March 25 is the first day of the year
Why?!
BECAUSE I'M BRITISH
RUclips: "Tired of this year already? *Here, start hyping New Year's Day several months before!"*
You seem to have messed up the Gregorian / Julian Calendar in the end. By this logic Russia should also be 14th of January before 1917. Best not show this at all, as the "14th of January" nations consider the 14th to be 1st of January.
О, да, Косово је Србија
The only time the English and Irish agreed on something for so long.
Когда видео
I’m confused if everyone in Western Europe used the Gregorian calendar how did they all have different New Year’s?
Nice video thanks. I hope that the channel will grow very well soon. Greetings from Turkey.
Well lads, I think we know why the Ottoman Empire fell.
Tuscany adopted January 1 in 1750, not in 1720.
Hijra calendar was used at the time of the Ottoman Empire, Turkey began to use the Gregorian calendar, the proclamation of the Republic.
The Ottoman Empire used the Iranian new year for anything other than religious purposes, the Islamic calendar being worthless at announcing the seasons (Joumada isn't necessarily in the winter, Rabi' isn't in the spring, etc). Even Ramadan comes from the word (الرمضاء), meaning the intense heat and is supposed to be a summer month.
I personally think we should go back to starting the year in March so that it coincides with the beginning of Spring.
31st December 2020!
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