just remember that we have evidence that the norse saw christs ressurection as him beating death, which made him a bad ass in their eyes and they were , apparently known for doing artwork of him trampling death... which the rest of christendom may have seen as a bit odd...
@@FS-me8mj Yes, I heard from a reliable Muslim source that a certain Christian leader was a blood sucking monster who could transform into a bat. We make movies about him now. Which are all totally true.
We all know that the Viking who just converted to Christianity a week ago has joined the Crusades because he isnt allowed to raid Christians anymore, so he had to settle for muslims.
At the time of the Crusades, the Norse had been Christians for decades. I think only Finland (which converted in the Crusades of St. Eric IX of Sweden) and some parts of Sweden were still pagan.
@@gabriel_brasil33 nah bro they did still have some pagan parts hell during the reign of King Sigurd the Jerusalem Traveler (or Crusader its either) that when he got back home some people in southern sweden converted back to the Old Gods and he had to lead a crusade there.
My family are descended from Norman knights. It's nice to know they were respected. We had land, a castle, duty by way of being made constables, and continued to be knights for centuries until politics lost us everything.
No he is not, for he too fell to the forces of Satan and like judas betrayed jesus he betrayed the templars. Both the pope and the king responsible for this treachery died within the year the king not producing any male heir and the pope suffering the same fate. (Also the pope was kinda a dick back then and he killed the templars on false charges of heresy for money)
@@Justin-pe9clDescendants of Vikings... But also the Franks. The Scandinavians weren't that numerous, with Marriage, they quickly mixed and assimilated with the Gallo-Frankish World, or French medieval speaking World.
If Richard the Lionheart played chess he would have taken away the Queen piece (and probably put a man in her place) adopted all the powers of the Queen, and only use that piece to fight against all the other pieces. He wasn't a good king that is unquestionable. But he was a TRUE BEAST on the battlefield, going straightforward against the enemy being on the first line. Normally soldiers go first and the king is in the middle so in that order they can protect their majesty But Richard was a reckless bastard he was the one who protected his soldiers and positioned himself on the first line. That was also a negative aspect of his life but also his most cherished quality. The association with the Lion wasn't made up for anything and you have tho be a truly skillful fighter and a scary man for making someone as incredible as Saladin ran away from his base by just knowing that Richard was coming. He was a undefeatable opponent on the eyes of the Muslims. He was the devil on the Eyes of Filip II He was a loyal leader for the eyes of his friends and his soldiers a lot of them outlived him but stayed by his side until the end. He was a lovely son for the eyes of hid mother. He was a bad king for the eyes of the people of England. And maybe I think what he wanted more than anything was trusting someone, I think he forgive a lot of his rivals like William Marshall and his own brother for this reason. After Filip's betrayal he wanted to feel secure at someone's side. That is the reason why despite all the horrible things he did, a lot of his soldiers considered him more like a friend than a leader, a Mercenary named "Mercadier" I think got to know Richard over years and years and when he died cried deeply for the king, and his wife was also devastated, never married again after his death that tells you a lot about how you treat your people. We have to think that history isn't written on stone and I think Richard was a better man with his family and friends that he was as a king, but that's a part that has been forgotten about him.
I think, like the Normans, he had great writers. Richard started conflict at a whim for only himself, taxed heavily for only himself. His own father cursed him and he blatantly used the Crusades to bolster his reputation. As soon as he arrived at Acre he distributed bribes to fragment Philip's troops and threw his weight around so much Philip would have likely left even if he wanted to stay. Richard could have taken Jerusalem. There'd no way a logistician of his immense talent would have committed that far otherwise. He didn't care it couldn't be held, he was never going to stay for that. He did, however, realise it'd take too long so he abandoned his oath to go home. He was quote arguably the best general at that time, but he was a douche that needed a reform filled rule to turn around. We'll never know after he died, but things fell appart so easily we must question how good his reign was
@@kruggmichaels8958 first of all I was making a joke. Second even if I wasn’t there is a chance some (not all) of the crusaders who went with Sigurd the crusader were still pagan because in Sweden there was a pagan rebellion that Sigurd defeated on his way back from said crusade if I remember correctly.
Trust me if you were there you'd know the Crusader Kings were probably the worst! I was there bro, they were busy messing eachothers plans up while we were starving. Oh wait, wrong year
Idk about the role of Jesters and their general position during the crusades but they were historically quite well of. Usually being allowed a living in the palace, saying stuff other people dare not to say in front of the king/queen, good wages etc.
Vikings be like “man this Jesus guy is cool, turns water into wine??? And you say Sampson leveled a temple with his bare hands because he prayed to your god? Fuck yeah let’s get in on that!” Priests: “uh actually that’s not- yknow what? Sure man good for you”
Here in Czechia we did have attempts to establish Templar order by Bohemians in later years but they didn't get to become significant here and were banned shortly which upsets me because I like Templars more than Hussites which are the most known knights here.
The Norse followed King Sigurd to the Mediterranean, fought a bunch of dudes, partied, gave all the treasure they took to the Byzantines, then left. Chads.
The lion heart died supposedly by a kid and his crossbow. The holy Roman emperor drowned in the rhine (200000 troops really could have been the game changer of the king’s crusade). The templars and hospitallers were mysterious, yet remarkably skilled.
Honestly being a Jester was actually a pretty good gig if you were good at it. A good Lord, Baron, Duke, and even King would take good care of their court Jester. Even if you weren't paid you had a good roof over your head, good food, and you could insult people and not get punished a lot of the time so long it was for a good joke. Basically as long as your boss was entertained you were well set. That's the jist of it anyways.
0:50 I don't know if that's a real fact or a made up thing. However I once saw a story about English soldiers fighting Scottish renegades that wanted to claim a castle for themself. The castle belonged to a Scottish Lord and he already lost a big majority of his men to the renegades (either dead or became renegades themself). The English lost first encounters and their commander died in the first one. They were getting ready for the final charge and they decided they will face the enemy with honour on the field rather than die behind walls. They were outnumbered and shit. Then a Drakar appeard on a nearby shore and the English begun to retreat out of new fear from Norwegian invaders, but the renegades didn't let them and surrounded them. Renegades didn't realize that there are vikings coming and English decided to fight to the last and die like men. Then when there were shortened to merely 20 or less men the viking appeared and CRUSHED the renegades shouting ,,IN THE NAME OF GOD".
Catholics are good at that. The 4th Crusade doomed Outremer as it ended popular support for the stated and started crusades on fellow Christians instead
@@TheCrusaderReturnsI searched that but none of the search had a part as the crusader king in this video. Have you more specifications? _Anyways nice video_
what is the difference beetwen knight and normal knight? and foot soldier, pikeman, longbowman, soldier who fukinm run away, are knights where you learned history
Sapper... Curious I think I know one, he is British from Birmingham exactly and he has served in France I also think he is the leader of a gang but a I can't remember the name... Blinders something gosh how much people change Mate hope you are alright Tommy
You have no idea of history or? Most depictions were from after the Crusaides...a Longbowman could not be in a Crusade as well as a Pikeman couldn´t they are later troop types that werent a thing in the HighMedival times from 1066 to 1300
Viking who converted to Christianity a week ago has got to be my favorite.
*He doesn't quite get it yet but he is enthusiastic*
Bohemond
just remember that we have evidence that the norse saw christs ressurection as him beating death, which made him a bad ass in their eyes and they were , apparently known for doing artwork of him trampling death... which the rest of christendom may have seen as a bit odd...
The viking heard there will be glorious battle ahead. He'd have worshipped a slice of bacon if he was promised combat
They barbecued women and children and ate them. If you are curious, you can search up first crusade.
@@FS-me8mj Yes, I heard from a reliable Muslim source that a certain Christian leader was a blood sucking monster who could transform into a bat.
We make movies about him now. Which are all totally true.
What could be better than a crusader king? A Leper Teenager King
Or Godefroy de Bouillon
Lion of lions, king of kings, Gigachad of gigachads
Larper
@@BillionsWillDiethe ones who committed cannibalism during the siege of Antioch?
I forgot about the leper king
"5 gold. Final offer."
I found that hilarious.
But hey, it's still better than Judas. He settled for *silver* to betray our Lord and Savior!
What for do you sell yourself to the devil when you sin ?
He did it cause at the last supper Jesus had 5 margaritas and all Judas had was a salad, and Jesus still wanted to split the bill 13 ways.
dont worry, he got better after and flew into space
@@stereowiredTaking your jokes from Family Guy is low.
We all know that the Viking who just converted to Christianity a week ago has joined the Crusades because he isnt allowed to raid Christians anymore, so he had to settle for muslims.
At the time of the Crusades, the Norse had been Christians for decades. I think only Finland (which converted in the Crusades of St. Eric IX of Sweden) and some parts of Sweden were still pagan.
@@gabriel_brasil33 nah bro they did still have some pagan parts hell during the reign of King Sigurd the Jerusalem Traveler (or Crusader its either) that when he got back home some people in southern sweden converted back to the Old Gods and he had to lead a crusade there.
@@marcus4046As I said, some parts of Sweden and Finland still had pagans.
Maybe it was so he didn't have to pay back the Muslims for all the slaves he'd bought from them
Aand quite a few Eastern Christians. Welp... It's only illegal raiding if it's your denomination!
You forgot God Himself.
*Himself
@@yellow_triad oh yeah you're right.
Are you trying to kill us all, no mortal can withstand such glory.
*proceeds to great flood all the infidels then rains frogs on them to assert dominance*
His name is Jehovah
Based Norman knight appreciator and probable descendant.
My family are descended from Norman knights. It's nice to know they were respected. We had land, a castle, duty by way of being made constables, and continued to be knights for centuries until politics lost us everything.
VIVE LA NORMANDÍE! ⚜️👑
The Pope himself : infinite moral boost
You could get an actual goose to go crusading before you could get a pope to actually go is ownself
No he is not, for he too fell to the forces of Satan and like judas betrayed jesus he betrayed the templars. Both the pope and the king responsible for this treachery died within the year the king not producing any male heir and the pope suffering the same fate. (Also the pope was kinda a dick back then and he killed the templars on false charges of heresy for money)
@@abdurrazzaqmumin1574 well tbf bro had work to do at home
God is Better, the pope isnt infallible
Who said that God isn't above the pope?@@OrthoKarter
Norman knight literally a Viking who convert to Christianity and at the same times, they're become French
Decedents of Vikings* They were Christians from the start of Normandy.
@@Justin-pe9clDescendants of Vikings... But also the Franks. The Scandinavians weren't that numerous, with Marriage, they quickly mixed and assimilated with the Gallo-Frankish World, or French medieval speaking World.
@@thibaultsardet7399 Yes
As a crusader i can confirm that this is accurate.
Really, the events of the "Norwegian Crusade" weren't all that different to, say, the voyages of Hastein.
Norman knights are something else
Frederick the Redbeard has got to be one of the biggest chads in history.
My brother in Christ, a soldier who runs away is called a deserter.
Bohemond I, easily the worst Crusader. If it'd failed he'd have been held responsible for abandoning his brothers
If Richard the Lionheart played chess he would have taken away the Queen piece (and probably put a man in her place) adopted all the powers of the Queen, and only use that piece to fight against all the other pieces. He wasn't a good king that is unquestionable. But he was a TRUE BEAST on the battlefield, going straightforward against the enemy being on the first line. Normally soldiers go first and the king is in the middle so in that order they can protect their majesty But Richard was a reckless bastard he was the one who protected his soldiers and positioned himself on the first line. That was also a negative aspect of his life but also his most cherished quality. The association with the Lion wasn't made up for anything and you have tho be a truly skillful fighter and a scary man for making someone as incredible as Saladin ran away from his base by just knowing that Richard was coming.
He was a undefeatable opponent on the eyes of the Muslims.
He was the devil on the Eyes of Filip II
He was a loyal leader for the eyes of his friends and his soldiers a lot of them outlived him but stayed by his side until the end.
He was a lovely son for the eyes of hid mother.
He was a bad king for the eyes of the people of England.
And maybe I think what he wanted more than anything was trusting someone, I think he forgive a lot of his rivals like William Marshall and his own brother for this reason. After Filip's betrayal he wanted to feel secure at someone's side. That is the reason why despite all the horrible things he did, a lot of his soldiers considered him more like a friend than a leader, a Mercenary named "Mercadier" I think got to know Richard over years and years and when he died cried deeply for the king, and his wife was also devastated, never married again after his death that tells you a lot about how you treat your people.
We have to think that history isn't written on stone and I think Richard was a better man with his family and friends that he was as a king, but that's a part that has been forgotten about him.
I think, like the Normans, he had great writers. Richard started conflict at a whim for only himself, taxed heavily for only himself. His own father cursed him and he blatantly used the Crusades to bolster his reputation. As soon as he arrived at Acre he distributed bribes to fragment Philip's troops and threw his weight around so much Philip would have likely left even if he wanted to stay. Richard could have taken Jerusalem. There'd no way a logistician of his immense talent would have committed that far otherwise. He didn't care it couldn't be held, he was never going to stay for that. He did, however, realise it'd take too long so he abandoned his oath to go home. He was quote arguably the best general at that time, but he was a douche that needed a reform filled rule to turn around. We'll never know after he died, but things fell appart so easily we must question how good his reign was
The viking didn’t care what god they fought for just that they could raid.
SHADOW LEGENDS IS AN ONLINE FREE TO PLAY MOBILE GAME-
The raiding didn’t care what god they fought for just that they could raid
How do you know that? Stop spreading unfounded opinions about historical groups of people
@@kruggmichaels8958 first of all I was making a joke. Second even if I wasn’t there is a chance some (not all) of the crusaders who went with Sigurd the crusader were still pagan because in Sweden there was a pagan rebellion that Sigurd defeated on his way back from said crusade if I remember correctly.
@@suicidalbastard1977🤓
We should see this but on the saracen side that would be pretty cool
Half of their best troops were slave soldiers taken from former Christian territory.
Agreed
on it.
0:19 I just noticed the rosary!
Your show LITERALLY gets me up and keep FIGHTING, THANK YOU
0:47 big thumbs up for this 😌
What’s the music ? Thanks
@@KalamityStorm doom
Chosen undead
The saint and immaculate crusader king São Sebastião of Portugal is unbeatable.
The assassins: "I'm about to end this man's whole career"
Bro is speaking facts
Mongols: I’m going to end THIS man’s whole career.
@@Justin-pe9cl horse archers go brrrrrr.
Trust me if you were there you'd know the Crusader Kings were probably the worst! I was there bro, they were busy messing eachothers plans up while we were starving. Oh wait, wrong year
A guy in a red and white gambeson with a halberd mad underrated
Idk about the role of Jesters and their general position during the crusades but they were historically quite well of. Usually being allowed a living in the palace, saying stuff other people dare not to say in front of the king/queen, good wages etc.
The focken viking got me XD
And the most OP sentence: Deus Vult!!!! 😎
The best role you got?
Italian merchant
Longbowman and Pikmen are Soldiers on foot also caled Footsoldiers why are they sepred?
they also were not right in the timeframe, a longbowman never was in a crusade because longbow wasn´t a thing then but later
@@RockmeHellsing the oldest long bow is older than the crusades by a few thousand years.
Because they are professionals.
Vikings be like “man this Jesus guy is cool, turns water into wine??? And you say Sampson leveled a temple with his bare hands because he prayed to your god? Fuck yeah let’s get in on that!”
Priests: “uh actually that’s not- yknow what? Sure man good for you”
John Hunyadi was the best crusader
Pretty sure there is overlap of between foot soldiers and farmers. Probably a lot them were farmers if we are being honest.
as a traitor who converted to islam in anatolia and gave information about crusader army to seljuks I can approve
Did you know there were Three Crusader Kings?
The crusader emperor drowned before making it to this video.
Byzantine Soldier: 🤏😎👍
You forgot the local cristians who knew the land and the nature of the terrain, without those there would have been 10 more Hattins
Ah yes, I'm certainly the best
Bro you seriously need to comeback Britain is hell rn
@@Iminyourare12 You lost the knoife foight today?
Here in Czechia we did have attempts to establish Templar order by Bohemians in later years but they didn't get to become significant here and were banned shortly which upsets me because I like Templars more than Hussites which are the most known knights here.
The Norse followed King Sigurd to the Mediterranean, fought a bunch of dudes, partied, gave all the treasure they took to the Byzantines, then left. Chads.
You like to fight?
Yes
You wanna fight?
Yes
Ok just believe your god has a beard...
Done
Lets go battle then?
Yes
You forgot holy divine blessed crusading British knights
The crusader feats of the Norman Knights are crazy
The lion heart died supposedly by a kid and his crossbow. The holy Roman emperor drowned in the rhine (200000 troops really could have been the game changer of the king’s crusade). The templars and hospitallers were mysterious, yet remarkably skilled.
Ngl this is definitely me when I Crusader Kings 3(tm) 😂💯
But the foot soldier, farmer, and pikeman are all the same guy. The archer even.
I somewhat relate to the Viking, since I converted about 3 months ago, God gave me a second chance, I’d be crazy not to take it ✝️
The worst type: the one who has to fight against the lithuanians.
You forget Monastic Warrior.
The last one is the ck2 experience
What did the foot soldier do my guy.
Honestly being a Jester was actually a pretty good gig if you were good at it. A good Lord, Baron, Duke, and even King would take good care of their court Jester. Even if you weren't paid you had a good roof over your head, good food, and you could insult people and not get punished a lot of the time so long it was for a good joke. Basically as long as your boss was entertained you were well set. That's the jist of it anyways.
What is that final music piece?
You forgot hospitler and crusader prince.
0:50 I don't know if that's a real fact or a made up thing.
However I once saw a story about English soldiers fighting Scottish renegades that wanted to claim a castle for themself. The castle belonged to a Scottish Lord and he already lost a big majority of his men to the renegades (either dead or became renegades themself). The English lost first encounters and their commander died in the first one. They were getting ready for the final charge and they decided they will face the enemy with honour on the field rather than die behind walls. They were outnumbered and shit. Then a Drakar appeard on a nearby shore and the English begun to retreat out of new fear from Norwegian invaders, but the renegades didn't let them and surrounded them. Renegades didn't realize that there are vikings coming and English decided to fight to the last and die like men. Then when there were shortened to merely 20 or less men the viking appeared and CRUSHED the renegades shouting ,,IN THE NAME OF GOD".
Forgot 4th Crusade 💀
Facts
Bro forgor 💀
Catholics are good at that. The 4th Crusade doomed Outremer as it ended popular support for the stated and started crusades on fellow Christians instead
No priest? They needed someone to say mass for them
Crusader King? I hear there’s 3 of them now hehehe
King Baldwin IV:✋😔
I respect your choices brother.
What is the Crusader Kings theme?
Its a theme from attack on titan season 4 Footsteps of Doom
Queen of the Monsters by Bear McCreary
@@TheCrusaderReturnsI searched that but none of the search had a part as the crusader king in this video. Have you more specifications?
_Anyways nice video_
Footsteps of doom min 1:40
Footstep of doom - Shingeki no kyojin
Bro forgot Templar knights and the Teutonic Order
They are Knights,so yeah, they are mentioned
Random angry Nord soldier: has the same attack and health boost as he did as normal, except is Christian, so gets religious moral boost.
Didn't understood the joke of the jester
technically.... norman knights are also vikings who converted to christianity.
Serious: The worst Crusaders are either the cannibals or the 🍇ists.
I'm pretty sure some of them were punished, but not all.
What's the name of the music at Crusader King?
Queen of the Monsters by Bear McCreary
men at arms
Don't forget the Venetian. Crusade is impossible without their ships😆
1:07 song?
You forgot templars and hospitallers
Song on the last slide?
long bow men became a thing after the crusades; the viking indeed launched a crusade against Andalus and were brushed away by the muslims.
what is the difference beetwen knight and normal knight? and foot soldier, pikeman, longbowman, soldier who fukinm run away, are knights where you learned history
dysentery enter the chat
Richard lion heart pretty much: 1:14
The first Tour de France XD
What is your opinion on Jacques de molay?
You forgot Saints literally descended from Heaven to give a helping hand .Saint James did it .
Dont forgot Tafur ...
hate asking this question, but what's the song on the "longbowman" portion? ( 0:28 )
What is the song at the end?
To the Normans the cause of and solution to all the Byzantine Empires problems
Frederico II, the best crusader king
0:47 0:57 Whats the difference?
About three or four generations with a dose of French.
0:32 Cant blame them.
1:08 song name?
Footstep of doom - Shingeki no kyojin
@@solidsnake4655 thanks, didn't notice it was from aot
@@biggiemongusmemethief7714 You're welcome mate
God bless you!
Whats the song for the crusader King?
Sapper... Curious I think I know one, he is British from Birmingham exactly and he has served in France I also think he is the leader of a gang but a I can't remember the name... Blinders something gosh how much people change Mate hope you are alright Tommy
Subscribed!
outstanding larping
How is a farmer better than a foot soldier?
Common Norman W
I did not see the viking thing happen, but its kinda funny bc i hade many vikings in familie
For The Emperor
I need that last track name!
the viking crusade is always one of my favorites the arabs what is that noise? is that singing
are they riding on dragons?
Teutonic Knight
You have no idea of history or? Most depictions were from after the Crusaides...a Longbowman could not be in a Crusade as well as a Pikeman couldn´t they are later troop types that werent a thing in the HighMedival times from 1066 to 1300