My best work to date! New features: a genealogy of the main characters and a timeline of events, improved sound, small mistakes were corrected, and Basel was slightly shifted to the N-E. The next series will be about Early Modern Asia and it will be great!
You do know the Spanish Inquisition was not the bloodthirsty caricature that Protestant propaganda has painted. The Spanish inquisitions was benign when compared to the German/ French and Anglo persecution’s…
A lot of Hugenotes fled to religious freedom in the Netherlands, which helped in the coming years to spur the Netherlands into a a golden age. I came across a Hugenote church near the Hague that served as a monument. Great to have received this video from the YT algorithm to learn more about those times. Subbed as well!
Lots of Huguenots came from the artisan class, and their skills were highly prized in both the Netherlands and in England - this influx of new talent helped to spur proto-industrialization, and arguably laid the groundwork for the industrial revolution (along with many other factors, of course).
@@cuttingbored4195 seemed like Belgium was established to connect those Kingdom's all around it, easy access I think Westinghouse dug in and the beer brewing, nothing like a cold one after work goes down the hatch and takes the edge off.
Si les protestants avait gagnés c'est toute l'histoire de la France qui change, elle aurait sans doute recolonisé la Floride, été allié à l'Angleterre et la Prusse (les anglais et les protestants de l'ouest de la France étaient amis) en gros il n'y aurait pas eu de monarchie absolue, de révolution ou de Napoléon. En gros on aurait eu une France peut être moins forte à l'échelle européenne mais plus forte à l'échelle mondiale.
@@pascalladalle9018 Which is better right, I think that a powerful France in external affairs would have made France sort of a British power in the 19th century (With Canada still in their grasp maybe the entire area of California too)
@@joshuarodriguez3025 repent of the sin of denying the authority of Rome? Nah, I'm pretty sure of my salvation. My paternal forefather was a Huegonoaut who moved to the Cape of Good Hope, who's descendants created a new society which God ordained through the miracle of the Battle of Blood River.
This is my first time watching one of your videos. It's very well done. It looks kind of similar to how Kings and Generals illustrates battles but your style has many unique differences. No disrespect to K&G but I prefer your voice narration as well. Keep up the great work. 👍
Great work ! Follow your channel since The Italian Wars series,always unique animation and sound effects and improving ,you guys deserve many more subs!
@@joshuarodriguez3025 Hi, I think that if you really want to live in accordance with the teachings of your religion, you should dedicate your time to helping others, doing some real-world volunteering and being kind and compassionate to those around you. I don't think leaving RUclips comments on random videos is going to do much for anyone, besides maybe fuel your ego.
My maternal ancestors fled France from this religious persecution, they found refuge at Stepney in London, then after 140 years they migrated to New Zealand, after 2 generations my ancestor migrated to Australia
@@yellowpete79 hi Pete, no, I’m an atheist, my maternal ancestors were Huguenots, interestingly, 2 generations back my maternal grandfather married a lapsed jewess, they then both became atheists.
Insanely underrated channel, definitely one of the best on youtube. I can honestly say that despite being a major history fan, the French Wars of Religion have always confused me, and I've never been able to fully comprehend them. This is the first time I've actually gotten a grasp of this insanely complicated subject. Bravo!
Very well explained and illustrated. My only complaint would be about treating Navarre as a non-entity, when it was still an independent polity north of the Pyrenees (Bearn, Low Navarre and Soule as vassal), and retained nominal independence through all the reign of Henri of Bourbon (later absorbed into France as a "province" but the schuteon remaining along the French one as memory of that duality.
Great series and even better documentary, keep up the awesome work! One question though were the French setting up colonies during the wars of Religion?
I think your videos and selected subjects are great, I hope we will be able to watch new videos about spanish-dutch encounters and 16 th century Mediterranean wars, however I will watch whatever you do 😂
Great video. I cannot yet have my own bank account, but as soon as I do I am subscribing to the Patreon. Hope you continue making videos of such high quality - maybe something in Poland / Lithuania ? - cool mix between Pike and Shot and the “Medieval” style of combat
Dear Pike and Shot: Would you be kind enough to share with us the name of the gorgeous lute piece watch appears at the end of your excellent video? And also the name of the musician? Or perhaps a link to the performance? Many thanks.
my mother's side were Huguenots who fled France and arrived in South Africa's Cape in 1688. Though they quickly assimilated into Afrikaner culture and language. When I was young and visited my mother's family in the western Cape in the 70's I vividly remember my grandmother leading me to a cemetery showing the ancestors graves. Virtually all the last names on the gravestones were French. She was a Malan, and the names of Afrikaners that were married into the family included Lagrange, Terreblanche, Laroux, Malherbe and Duval. She told me the Afrikaners of Huguenot ancestry, even though they lost their language still retained pride in their Huguenot ancestry and made an effort to marry other Afrikaners of Huguenot background.
Both of my parents ancestors were French Huguenots. I know that they were seen as the Protestants and original were I'Eglise Reformee. When my fathers side left France they went to Holland and joined up with The Dutch Reformed church. My Mothers side left France and went to England then to Virginia first landing of Huguenots in 1699-1700. But the English made them walk 25 miles up river to occupy a supposedly a deserted Monacan Indian village? Which I believe they forced the Monacans to leave that area. Because the English had already wanted them out of England and they didn't want them in Williamsburg either because they were mostly trade people and Silversmiths and seamstress and trades people. My Father side went too The New Amsterdam (New York area) in 1670's. I'm so proud of my heritage and I carry the Huguenot emblem on my back window of my SUV and I'm a member of The Manakin Huguenots of Va. But thanks for the History here, Avec amour `a tous Huguenots!
I liked the video. It is one of my best life experiences . This video help me to go through knowledge about French war of religion. Thanks for the amazing one. I really love this. By the way when will the video on skanderbeg come
Really good video. Very informative. 30:25- nice to see that the Swiss are still being very Swiss about things, despite the reverses earlier in the century, and simply refusing to run.
@@joshuarodriguez3025 With the greatest of respect, please keep your religious opinions to yourself. Jesus was a jewish revolutionary and God was murdered at Magdeburg in 1631. And you know what? Given the religious slaughter Christianity has been responsible for over the last 2000 years, I'm bloody glad. Oh, and just to cap things off, I'm a modern Witch. Blessed Be.
@@joshuarodriguez3025 I feel sorry for you but - whatever it is - he key to the Kingdom of G•d is not a lie... Your pathetic "ONE & ONLY TRUE RELIGION" hustle is a scam for desperate fools. Jesus doesn't love me because he's been dead for 2000 years, You can't love me because you don't love yourself enough face the truth. Stop trying to suppress your doubts by hustling suckers... It's insulting to those who know better and cruel to those who don't....jt
Great video. Too many of these history channels all cover the same subjects (90% Roman, ERE/Byzantine, Ottoman and Mongol events). Amazing how many times each side’s leaders snapped defeat from the jaws of victory. Navarre and Henry Guise seem like they were only the good leaders with Navarre being by far the best.
one minor thing, when listening to your video, the sound effect you used to crossout your characters in the beginning kept making me check for security alerts on windows. Seems good so far.
I’m late to the party but you’ve got me hooked. This is a totally neglected era of history (at least in America) and you’re knocking em out of the park.
Why did both sides rely so heavily on foreign recruits/mercenaries? I'm pretty sure France had one of the largest populations in Europe. I understand Germany and the Swiss had developed unique types of infantry that became effective and sought after, but couldn't these fighting types be outfitted with French men?
That's the norm for those days, even Moscovy hired Kalmyks and Cossacks for their war against Poland, Tatars and Ottomans dispite their tendency to mass conscript peasant into foot soldiers. Mercenaries from Swiss and HRE were expensive but they're professionals while conscripting French population would took longer time and long term planning, something that the French nobility didn't have patiance for. Sorry for my english, i dont use auto correct since i hate it.
Hey, if you make a series about the history of European Protestantism, don't forget to make an episode about the history of Protestantism in Transylvania and the Freedom of Religion from the 1540's till the Habsburg conquest in 1690. So many Christian churches lived in peace in Transylvania, thanks to the World's first law of the Freedom of Religion from 1568: - Catholics, - Lutherans, - Calvinists, - Unitarians, - Sabbatarians, - Anabaptists (Hutterites), - Orthodoxes.
I'll certainly make a documentary about Transylvania - just for the sake of my princely ancestors! But I'll probably do it within the context of a "History of Hungary"series. Don't ask me when.
Maybe that's because of Ottomans at that time became overlord to most of Hungarians and Transylvania itself? Despite their outragous practices of kidnapping Christian boys for Jannisary but they do tolerate different religions given they payed their taxes well. If all of Hungarian crown land including Transylvania fall to Habsburgs earlier wouldnt that hard to practice such religious tolerance given Habsburgs were staunchly catholic?
Very good, however I have some reserve about the statement you make at 54:01. "Catherine de Medicis, the King and the Guises conspired to finish Coligny." Where did you get that? My understanding is that it is still a hjottely debated issue. And there are many conflicting analyses of the events. To make a parallel look at the investigation of the events on Jan 6... now we are talking about events that happened 6 centuries ago, with no record and within a day. The King look at Coligny as a father, and Catherine just married her daughter to the head of the Huguenots. The whole thing doesn't make much sense.
This seems to have less to do with how communion is received and everything to do with a desire for power at every level of society and a succession crisis.
Why not both? Authority was based on religion, a difference in religion meant that you likely don't recognise the legitimacy of the current rulers, and all bets were off. It's the same reason modern states fear "disinformation" so much.
@@ingold1470 France wasn't a theocracy. Secular and religious offices were separate. Although, the King of France had control over many clerical appointments in France so make no mistake why a protestant king was a touchy subject.
Wonderful. I am betting there was no time or money to discuss the logistics difficulties of logistics and shrinking populations. I'm long retired, can't give much. I assume there is a Patreon page. I'm in.
I visited Zurich and Berne a few months ago and spent days in their national museums which featured great exhibits with explanations of the swiss mercenaries and their historical contributions to european medieval and reformation era warfare. check it out when you go there
@@pikeshotBattles One more question. What was the ideology of the two sides? For example the German peasant war is often described as a protestant uprising against catholic lords, when in reality it obv had economic equality and political (anti tyranny) connotations aswell. Was there something like this here too?
@@incursus1401 both sides were commanded by nobles. It wasn't a war of political ideology, though the events of the war caused people to change how they thought about government and society (i.e. questions like "is it ever right to fight against one's own king?" "Should the Estates General be able to make binding decisions?" etc.)
To get a good idea of how Gracious the French Catholics were to the Protestants, read The Edict of Nantes. the French original is a tad more hateful than the English translation. Edite de Nantes 1598 issued by Henri IV. Celebrated as a great example of French Catholic tolerance.
@@chourtout "Paris is worth a Mass". Yes, he was a protestant at heart, but he had to word The Edict of Nantes to be hateful to be able to issue it at all.
Did anyone notice that in Poland the nobility chose the king in nprocess called "free election"? He was de facto only a life-long president with very restricted powers and no dynasty line continuity after his death. In the same way he become Grand Duke of Lithuania. Elitarian democracy was the key for final demise of the Commonwealth while other countries were ruled by skilled dynasties.
It was the 3rd deadliest war over Christianity, number 1 would be Taiping Rebellion which claimed 20-30 million lives (2) Thirty Years War 8-12 million lives.
@@kirilelinov177 Well they do believe in Christ and are followers Christ and hong, they can be considered Christian or Christian hybrid, like the Mormons
@@kirilelinov177 Nope there many Christians that don't believe in the Trinity. Christians means follower of Christ. But does not simply state that he is highest. Jehovah Witness are considered Christians, because they follow Christ, but they believe that the father (Jehovah) is the most high
Something I don't understand is that how did these religious movements like Calvanism or other Protestant groups become so popular so far, or rather why were the Catholics not able to stop people from wanting to convert?
Really enjoyed this one you are a legend! My only complaint is talking about Marx around 1:36 or so “the war begins” as we all know Marx was not yet alive or capital as we know it today so it kinda makes me wonder if everything else is correct although I know it was just some Humor lol and hey what were the English doing at this time? Thanks again for your efforts of enlightening engaging entertainment
Dear God... who put in charge Montmorency? that was an invitation to disaster the guy was a magnet for enemies, he didn't caught the meaning in the first battle and surely he wasn't lucky for the second.
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My best work to date! New features: a genealogy of the main characters and a timeline of events, improved sound, small mistakes were corrected, and Basel was slightly shifted to the N-E. The next series will be about Early Modern Asia and it will be great!
Very impressive! Thanks a lot, man, you are GOAT of youtube!
Impressive work! Looking forward to more astonishing content!
You do know the Spanish Inquisition was not the bloodthirsty caricature that Protestant propaganda has painted. The Spanish inquisitions was benign when compared to the German/ French and Anglo persecution’s…
@@antonexx Indeed
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A lot of Hugenotes fled to religious freedom in the Netherlands, which helped in the coming years to spur the Netherlands into a a golden age. I came across a Hugenote church near the Hague that served as a monument. Great to have received this video from the YT algorithm to learn more about those times. Subbed as well!
Lots of Huguenots came from the artisan class, and their skills were highly prized in both the Netherlands and in England - this influx of new talent helped to spur proto-industrialization, and arguably laid the groundwork for the industrial revolution (along with many other factors, of course).
Some also to Germany for example Prussia 🙃
@@cuttingbored4195 seemed like Belgium was established to connect those Kingdom's all around it, easy access I think Westinghouse dug in and the beer brewing, nothing like a cold one after work goes down the hatch and takes the edge off.
South African Boers also have some Huguenot ancestry. It's why so many White South Africans have French names
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Real nice work, you've got me hooked on Reformation history
Glad I did!
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Thank you for your post on a underrated war in history, that claimed possible as high as 1/5 of France population wiped out
Si les protestants avait gagnés c'est toute l'histoire de la France qui change, elle aurait sans doute recolonisé la Floride, été allié à l'Angleterre et la Prusse (les anglais et les protestants de l'ouest de la France étaient amis) en gros il n'y aurait pas eu de monarchie absolue, de révolution ou de Napoléon.
En gros on aurait eu une France peut être moins forte à l'échelle européenne mais plus forte à l'échelle mondiale.
@@pascalladalle9018 Which is better right, I think that a powerful France in external affairs would have made France sort of a British power in the 19th century (With Canada still in their grasp maybe the entire area of California too)
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Incredible work. Not a moment did it drag. I’m a Huguenot myself and this is some fantastic documentation of the period.
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@@joshuarodriguez3025 repent of the sin of denying the authority of Rome?
Nah, I'm pretty sure of my salvation.
My paternal forefather was a Huegonoaut who moved to the Cape of Good Hope, who's descendants created a new society which God ordained through the miracle of the Battle of Blood River.
This is superb. A splendid effort. Engrossing, Well written and the visuals are great. Excellent! Really setting the standard here.
Thank you very much, I'm glad you appreciate it!
This is my first time watching one of your videos. It's very well done. It looks kind of similar to how Kings and Generals illustrates battles but your style has many unique differences. No disrespect to K&G but I prefer your voice narration as well. Keep up the great work. 👍
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Great work ! Follow your channel since The Italian Wars series,always unique animation and sound effects and improving ,you guys deserve many more subs!
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Thank you for all the work you put into your videos! Also, love the documentary format, great idea!
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@@joshuarodriguez3025 Hi, I think that if you really want to live in accordance with the teachings of your religion, you should dedicate your time to helping others, doing some real-world volunteering and being kind and compassionate to those around you. I don't think leaving RUclips comments on random videos is going to do much for anyone, besides maybe fuel your ego.
My maternal ancestors fled France from this religious persecution, they found refuge at Stepney in London, then after 140 years they migrated to New Zealand, after 2 generations my ancestor migrated to Australia
Are you a Protestant?
@@yellowpete79 hi Pete, no, I’m an atheist, my maternal ancestors were Huguenots, interestingly, 2 generations back my maternal grandfather married a lapsed jewess, they then both became atheists.
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@@anthonyburke5656your current atheism exactly proves the futility and nihilism of the Reformation
Insanely underrated channel, definitely one of the best on youtube. I can honestly say that despite being a major history fan, the French Wars of Religion have always confused me, and I've never been able to fully comprehend them. This is the first time I've actually gotten a grasp of this insanely complicated subject. Bravo!
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You really deserve more subscribers, the content you make is excellent.
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Great Documentary ! Hope you guys are taking a break and that the channel will continue the excellent work in future. Cheers from Croatia
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One of the best online documentaries I've seen - and on such an overlooked topic. I hope you continue to make more documentaries like this!
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Very well explained and illustrated. My only complaint would be about treating Navarre as a non-entity, when it was still an independent polity north of the Pyrenees (Bearn, Low Navarre and Soule as vassal), and retained nominal independence through all the reign of Henri of Bourbon (later absorbed into France as a "province" but the schuteon remaining along the French one as memory of that duality.
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Great series and even better documentary, keep up the awesome work! One question though were the French setting up colonies during the wars of Religion?
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I think your videos and selected subjects are great, I hope we will be able to watch new videos about spanish-dutch encounters and 16 th century Mediterranean wars, however I will watch whatever you do 😂
I'll do the Dutch War of Independence early next year. I might also do a Siege of Malta with 3d graphics one day.
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This documentary is exceptional! I can't wait to enjoy your other works.
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This is such a good documentary honestly its the type of video where you wish you watched it for the first time again. Narrator i applaud you.
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Most comprehensive and excellent overview of one of the most fascinating periods in French history!
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I agree with others.
An astounding series of must watch videos.
Most informative!
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Una de las más completas documentales, excelente trabajo. Felicitaciones
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Stunning document about the French wars of religion. Your channel deserves way more subscribers.
It’s amusing to me how much the Bourbon and Guise houses fought against each other so hard.
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Excellent video. To be honest, only at 40 minutes, did I check the timer and realize it was so long. Still finished it in one shot.
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Great video. I cannot yet have my own bank account, but as soon as I do I am subscribing to the Patreon. Hope you continue making videos of such high quality - maybe something in Poland / Lithuania ? - cool mix between Pike and Shot and the “Medieval” style of combat
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THIS DOCUMENTARY ENLIGHTENED ME. THANKS FOR THE HUGE EFFORT FOR MAKING THIS VIDEO.
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Thank you for the upload. I love your work
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Great video! Thanks! Such an intricate part of history...
Dear Pike and Shot: Would you be kind enough to share with us the name of the gorgeous lute piece watch appears at the end of your excellent video? And also the name of the musician? Or perhaps a link to the performance? Many thanks.
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I hope you decide to come back to this channel someday! I’ve really enjoyed what I have watched
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my mother's side were Huguenots who fled France and arrived in South Africa's Cape in 1688. Though they quickly assimilated into Afrikaner culture and language. When I was young and visited my mother's family in the western Cape in the 70's I vividly remember my grandmother leading me to a cemetery showing the ancestors graves. Virtually all the last names on the gravestones were French. She was a Malan, and the names of Afrikaners that were married into the family included Lagrange, Terreblanche, Laroux, Malherbe and Duval. She told me the Afrikaners of Huguenot ancestry, even though they lost their language still retained pride in their Huguenot ancestry and made an effort to marry other Afrikaners of Huguenot background.
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I hope you are a Catholic today
I love this longer format! Really great work. Thanks!
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Great content and a good sense of humor definitely gonna sub 👍👍👌
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Just found this video; it is amazing! Looking forward to exploring the rest of this channel!
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double thumbs-up. riveting illustrations, resourceful material, welcoming narration. thanks.
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This was absolutely wonderful. You should be proud!
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Really glad I've stumbled across your channel.
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Just found this channel. Can you do more long form videos like this?
Both of my parents ancestors were French Huguenots. I know that they were seen as the Protestants and original were I'Eglise Reformee. When my fathers side left France they went to Holland and joined up with The Dutch Reformed church. My Mothers side left France and went to England then to Virginia first landing of Huguenots in 1699-1700. But the English made them walk 25 miles up river to occupy a supposedly a deserted Monacan Indian village? Which I believe they forced the Monacans to leave that area. Because the English had already wanted them out of England and they didn't want them in Williamsburg either because they were mostly trade people and Silversmiths and seamstress and trades people. My Father side went too The New Amsterdam (New York area) in 1670's. I'm so proud of my heritage and I carry the Huguenot emblem on my back window of my SUV and I'm a member of The Manakin Huguenots of Va. But thanks for the History here, Avec amour `a tous Huguenots!
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So good, these topics can be complex but this distills it very well.
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Thank you for all your work. You deserve more views
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Fantastic work
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I liked the video. It is one of my best life experiences . This video help me to go through knowledge about French war of religion. Thanks for the amazing one. I really love this. By the way when will the video on skanderbeg come
Very well said dot 👨
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Really good video. Very informative. 30:25- nice to see that the Swiss are still being very Swiss about things, despite the reverses earlier in the century, and simply refusing to run.
My mother was Swiss. In my experience, that seems like a precise description of the national character...jt
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@@joshuarodriguez3025 With the greatest of respect, please keep your religious opinions to yourself. Jesus was a jewish revolutionary and God was murdered at Magdeburg in 1631. And you know what? Given the religious slaughter Christianity has been responsible for over the last 2000 years, I'm bloody glad. Oh, and just to cap things off, I'm a modern Witch. Blessed Be.
@@joshuarodriguez3025 I feel sorry for you but - whatever it is - he key to the Kingdom of G•d is not a lie... Your pathetic "ONE & ONLY TRUE RELIGION" hustle is a scam for desperate fools. Jesus doesn't love me because he's been dead for 2000 years, You can't love me because you don't love yourself enough face the truth. Stop trying to suppress your doubts by hustling suckers... It's insulting to those who know better and cruel to those who don't....jt
Great video. Too many of these history channels all cover the same subjects (90% Roman, ERE/Byzantine, Ottoman and Mongol events). Amazing how many times each side’s leaders snapped defeat from the jaws of victory. Navarre and Henry Guise seem like they were only the good leaders with Navarre being by far the best.
great video as always.
would it be possible to cover the 1706 siege of Turin in a future video?
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one minor thing, when listening to your video, the sound effect you used to crossout your characters in the beginning kept making me check for security alerts on windows. Seems good so far.
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I’m late to the party but you’ve got me hooked. This is a totally neglected era of history (at least in America) and you’re knocking em out of the park.
Thank you for your amazung work!
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I really enjoyed this, I wish I’d found it sooner
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Would love to see one of these documentaries on the English and Scottish Reformations!!!
Awesome video
Why did both sides rely so heavily on foreign recruits/mercenaries? I'm pretty sure France had one of the largest populations in Europe. I understand Germany and the Swiss had developed unique types of infantry that became effective and sought after, but couldn't these fighting types be outfitted with French men?
Invicta has made a video "how to raise a medieval army". They touch on theese issues.
Robby, mercenaries dying in a war is costly for the hiring party but those casualties are much easier for the home front to abide.
it was very common back then to use mercenaries
That's the norm for those days, even Moscovy hired Kalmyks and Cossacks for their war against Poland, Tatars and Ottomans dispite their tendency to mass conscript peasant into foot soldiers. Mercenaries from Swiss and HRE were expensive but they're professionals while conscripting French population would took longer time and long term planning, something that the French nobility didn't have patiance for. Sorry for my english, i dont use auto correct since i hate it.
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What are the names of the music used in this video?
Hey, if you make a series about the history of European Protestantism, don't forget to make an episode about the history of Protestantism in Transylvania and the Freedom of Religion from the 1540's till the Habsburg conquest in 1690.
So many Christian churches lived in peace in Transylvania, thanks to the World's first law of the Freedom of Religion from 1568:
- Catholics,
- Lutherans,
- Calvinists,
- Unitarians,
- Sabbatarians,
- Anabaptists (Hutterites),
- Orthodoxes.
I'll certainly make a documentary about Transylvania - just for the sake of my princely ancestors! But I'll probably do it within the context of a "History of Hungary"series. Don't ask me when.
@@pikeshotBattles Thanks
Maybe that's because of Ottomans at that time became overlord to most of Hungarians and Transylvania itself? Despite their outragous practices of kidnapping Christian boys for Jannisary but they do tolerate different religions given they payed their taxes well. If all of Hungarian crown land including Transylvania fall to Habsburgs earlier wouldnt that hard to practice such religious tolerance given Habsburgs were staunchly catholic?
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Very good, however I have some reserve about the statement you make at 54:01.
"Catherine de Medicis, the King and the Guises conspired to finish Coligny." Where did you get that? My understanding is that it is still a hjottely debated issue. And there are many conflicting analyses of the events. To make a parallel look at the investigation of the events on Jan 6... now we are talking about events that happened 6 centuries ago, with no record and within a day. The King look at Coligny as a father, and Catherine just married her daughter to the head of the Huguenots. The whole thing doesn't make much sense.
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@@joshuarodriguez3025 FU!
@@joshuarodriguez3025ok as a Catholic I hope too, Jesus says be a Catholic
This seems to have less to do with how communion is received and everything to do with a desire for power at every level of society and a succession crisis.
Why not both? Authority was based on religion, a difference in religion meant that you likely don't recognise the legitimacy of the current rulers, and all bets were off. It's the same reason modern states fear "disinformation" so much.
@@ingold1470 France wasn't a theocracy. Secular and religious offices were separate.
Although, the King of France had control over many clerical appointments in France so make no mistake why a protestant king was a touchy subject.
Always, lol
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Great work
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Excellent summary 👍
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Great work !!
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Wonderful. I am betting there was no time or money to discuss the logistics difficulties of logistics and shrinking populations. I'm long retired, can't give much. I assume there is a Patreon page. I'm in.
Don't mind me as I cite your awesome video for my essay in my english class.
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Are you able to cite your source for a few points? I'm writing a research paper on this topic. 😃
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@@joshuarodriguez3025 Thank you, Joshua. I am a Christian too. :)
I visited Zurich and Berne a few months ago and spent days in their national museums which featured great exhibits with explanations of the swiss mercenaries and their historical contributions to european medieval and reformation era warfare.
check it out when you go there
Very well done.
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Can you more videos of king Francis ii and 3 D☺️
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about to have a lecture on this were i need a good grade in, better introduction than from the professor lol
Glad to help!
@@pikeshotBattles One more question. What was the ideology of the two sides? For example the German peasant war is often described as a protestant uprising against catholic lords, when in reality it obv had economic equality and political (anti tyranny) connotations aswell. Was there something like this here too?
@@incursus1401 both sides were commanded by nobles. It wasn't a war of political ideology, though the events of the war caused people to change how they thought about government and society (i.e. questions like "is it ever right to fight against one's own king?" "Should the Estates General be able to make binding decisions?" etc.)
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if they had a glass ball that could peek into 2024.. I don't think they would have had the motivation to do anything but smoke week and chill.
this video is underrated
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Why the Tricolor?
I prefer your version of the placards’ text.
To get a good idea of how Gracious the French Catholics were to the Protestants, read The Edict of Nantes. the French original is a tad more hateful than the English translation. Edite de Nantes 1598 issued by Henri IV. Celebrated as a great example of French Catholic tolerance.
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Henri IV was a protestant himself
@@chourtout "Paris is worth a Mass". Yes, he was a protestant at heart, but he had to word The Edict of Nantes to be hateful to be able to issue it at all.
Can you made video about the huguenot rebellion
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Nice video
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And what about armies, units, armors, equipment?
Did anyone notice that in Poland the nobility chose the king in nprocess called "free election"? He was de facto only a life-long president with very restricted powers and no dynasty line continuity after his death. In the same way he become Grand Duke of Lithuania. Elitarian democracy was the key for final demise of the Commonwealth while other countries were ruled by skilled dynasties.
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Very nice
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Vive la france catholique!
Vive la France catholique!
Excellent.
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So basically catherine should have been removed nearly immediately for screwing things up
None of this Bloodshed would have happened if Francis the 2nd had chosen to play football rather than joust to celebrate his daughter's wedding.
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The Protestants really just kept trying and trying, constantly outnumbered
It was the 3rd deadliest war over Christianity, number 1 would be Taiping Rebellion which claimed 20-30 million lives
(2) Thirty Years War 8-12 million lives.
@@kirilelinov177 They believed in Jesus Christ and the bible. They just believed that Hong Xiuquan was part of that heavenly family.
@@kirilelinov177 Well they do believe in Christ and are followers Christ and hong, they can be considered Christian or Christian hybrid, like the Mormons
@@kirilelinov177 Nope there many Christians that don't believe in the Trinity. Christians means follower of Christ. But does not simply state that he is highest. Jehovah Witness are considered Christians, because they follow Christ, but they believe that the father (Jehovah) is the most high
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Something I don't understand is that how did these religious movements like Calvanism or other Protestant groups become so popular so far, or rather why were the Catholics not able to stop people from wanting to convert?
Satan. Same reason Communism spread fast.
"Cuius regio, eius religio".
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¿Cómo se llama tu iglesia?
@@chriscoke2505agreed
PLEASE PLEASE rerecord this with a better mic or something. It does look like this could be really good, but I can't tolerate the audio quality.
It may just be my upbringing, but even though I'm an atheist I always find myself unconsciously rooting for the catholics.
The Catholic Faith is true, good and beautiful. It calls on the better part of human nature
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Good video on a relatively uncovered subject by English speaking documentaries.
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The Cathars have a RUclips Chanel now lol
Oh no it's a mash up of all videos... anyway. (Hits the chromecast button and begins the whole series again)
complicated event = great rewatch value
Is this channel dead?
Subbed
Really enjoyed this one you are a legend! My only complaint is talking about Marx around 1:36 or so “the war begins” as we all know Marx was not yet alive or capital as we know it today so it kinda makes me wonder if everything else is correct although I know it was just some Humor lol and hey what were the English doing at this time? Thanks again for your efforts of enlightening engaging entertainment
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Are these stories told from the perspective of landowners or were normal people also as concerned about this difference in religion?
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There was nothing like kingdom of Ilaly and what are you thinking of
Fantastic work my friend, God I love history. DEUS VULT
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Dear God... who put in charge Montmorency? that was an invitation to disaster the guy was a magnet for enemies, he didn't caught the meaning in the first battle and surely he wasn't lucky for the second.
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The story of the most influential geese in history. Honk.
I wonder how much credence can be put into the Cosimo Ruggeri myth?
Nicely done. A suggestion if I may; please please drop the hideous awful aggravating GD music. It ruins an otherwise excellent work.
What is this clearing throat noise every now and then? It is irritating.