It's so weird when you live in an area that's considered really rural and low pop density today but then realise it was the thriving busy place to be in the medieval period
I'm a big fan of Top 5's and big fan of the medieval period. So this channel is just perfect. Expertly narrated and rather than being vague going quite indepth in each content. Loved it since day 1! Please keep then coming to save my sanity! XXX
We must learn from our history! We are still being screwed over by these same families! We must unite regardless of our faith, race, sexual orientation or country of origin and take to OUR streets and make ourselves ungovernable ✊🏻✊🏿🏴
Right? What a letdown. I was hoping the peasants would burn it all to the ground. They were doing so good too!😂 Idk about the whole "changed society" thing though. I'd bet that Tyler guy would've wanted to install himself as the next king and the shit would've repeated itself as the power corrupted him as it would anyone.
Been with you since 100 or so subs. I think you're fabulous, don't change your videos ❤️. Really few decent channels about Medieval times and you're one of them!
You never mentioned what could have been the trigger of the rebellion Supposedly, a tax collector attempted to prove that Tyler's daughter was old enough to be subject to the poll tax by PUBLICLY stripping her almost naked! This proved to be a VERY unwise action!
@@brc9739Bourgeoisie? Lol, it was the merchants and commoners who were likely were suffering the most during this period. Remember that one of the concessions the rebels made featured in the video was freedom of trade. The pol tax along with the church tight and othet forms of taxation could financially ruin a bourgeois at the time, worse than it could a peasant, as a serf who could just simply return to work the field. While a business man risked having his entire trade crumble because crown undertook legislation damaging his trade. The contemporary londoner bourgeoisie certainly welcomed the rebellion and used to destroy the local Hanseatic trade monopoly controlled by Flemish merchants, who were exempt from the taxes and enjoyed great financial autonomy and priviledge in the city.
Since all you videos are on the Medieval Times (and they're great by the way) would you have any desire to go back to the period in time if possible? If that meant you went back without any of the knowledge you have obtained during your study of the time period. I know it's a silly question but I'm really curious.
I know this question is most likely not for me but I would totally do it!! If I could come back that is. I would love to go see what it’s like bc I’m a huge history lover and I often feel a yearning to know more then a book could give me!! Ugh I would also love to get a good idea of the climate. We have tons of pollution would the air feel different??? It’s all just very interesting to me!
@@Alex-ms9em Same. I'd love to be able to time travel, not just this period but all of them. But I would like to be able to keep what knowledge I have. Just to see if what is written is different to what happened.
@@tmr4342 Unless you can time travel as well as room/location travel, then I don't know how you're gonna be able to confirm much of history in this era, considering most of the history was made behind castle walls in a king's chambers or wherever that certainly wouldn't be open to just anybody in the public. You'd have to be a fly on the wall, that kind of thing.
@@zachdalmaso2131 Yes. agreed. You'd need more than a time machine. You'd need a way to get about unseen or at the very least insect size drones. You'd also need to understand what people were saying. I have thought of these things too.
@@zachdalmaso2131 Otherwise the scene and smells would get old. Anyone spotting you would have such hate and mistrust in their dark eyes towards you. Word would get around soon a mob would out to rip you to pieces.
Based on, I have seen it all life experiences, I can imagine going back in a time machine to this. When I close my eyes, I see faces with such hate and distrust towards you, if you cannot speak the dialect and wear the apparel of the time. Man, just the looks you would be getting for standing out too much. Your life expectancy would be in minutes once you were pointed out to others. It would be wild though. Clear skies, torches, bonfires and alot of tweaked facial expressions. I can see the looks in my mind now. Pupils super dark full of hate and mistrust.
The wife and I work hard yet witness inflation outpacing our earnings… and I watch as BILLIONS continually go to ambiguous strategies in Ukraine. The connections to this are striking…
Goes to show that there will always be compromise between the more powerful and the least with the first winning in the end. Wonder what would've happened if they had gone all in till the very end.
One of the catch cries of the peasants in this revolt came from the biblical idea that just after the expulsion from the garden of Eden there was no social hierarchy and no distinction between rich and poor "When Adam delved(dug) and Eve span -who was then the gentleman?"Actually the Bible especially the New Testament with its exhaltation of the poor and humble and denigration of the wealthy was often a source of rebellion and insurgency and inspired so much unrest.This happened on a huge scale in Germany with Martin Luther and his ideas leading to the massive peasant's revolt there with Luther having to renege on his ideas and his condemning of the massive insurrection.No wonder then that the church and the establishments liked to keep such tight control on the Bible and discouraged translations.This sort of thing reached crescendo level with the English Civil War and with the extreme left wing of the Puritan movement who took the Book of Revelation literally and the Fifth Monarchy idea.Actually it was Calvinism and its offshoots in places like England,scotland,the Netherlands and above all New England in the U.S. with its republican anti-monarchical impetus (If there be no bishops there be no kings exclaimed king James the First to the puritan leaders who later set sail for New England)that probably had a lot more to do with promotion of democracy and parliamentary government than remote Athenian democracy and Roman republicanism -though the intelligentsia often nodded rather symbolically to this era.John Milton.Cromwell's Latin secretary and great English poet wrote the first thorough plea for freedom of the press in his "Areopagitica" and he is recognized as such in American revolutionary documents.
It seems British historians always comment on the "corruption" of the Church. Unless you were a Monástic Friar taking vows of obidience, chasity, poverty.....Bishops were of the Nobility and had thier own Castles and Fuedal peasants below them. Tithes and rents were part of the peasant Rights and duties whether your Lord was a layman or cleric.
Of course we all want the rebels to have won. But reading accounts of the destruction of the Savoy Palace and all its art makes them seem monstrous. They didn't steal, they only destroyed, shredding tapestries, smashing carved crystal and other exquisite sculptures, breaking heads too before burning everything to the ground.
Why Did the Peasants Revolt in 1381??? That's easy years a ago men were men and "WOMEN WERE MORE MEN IN 1381 THAN MEN ARE IN 2022.....Another reason, humans back then had guts, balls, and great pride in them selves "TODAY NOT SO MUCH".....
@@jasonkinzie8835 I'm only saying what I'm seeing. I didn't say you were one of them, but if your "OFFENDED" by my opinion, and or post, then maybe you are......
A rather flippant and cursory treatment of one of the most important events, along with the signing of The Magna Carta and The Civil War, of English history. These three events are the cornerstones and foundations of English Liberty which were later to find expression in The Declaration of Independence and The US Constitution by the English/American colonialists but who sadly failed to live up to their ideals, virtually from day one, by excluding black slaves in their pious pronouncements. The price for this exclusion is still being paid today.
No, on the contrary, they should never have brought black slaves to the Americas in the first place. That was the first nail in the coffin. A balkanised America is inevitable at this point.
Dude from day one it was the freedom for the aspirational mercantile class and the peasants were kicked off land and forced into indentured wage earning. British Liberalism was only ever about and for the ascendency and domination of merchant class. Industrialization enabled by The same systems were then exported to Ireland and other parts of Europe. What happened to 90% of people during the industrial Revolution and liberalization was forced on them and absolutely brutal. While you are right about the Americans excluding blacks, their Revolution, because they had so much land and opportunity, actually did benefit the white underclasses and all those rushing their shores to flee the brutal “liberal” tyranny of Europe. .
So it doesn’t seem like peasants were slaves, but they also weren’t free. How would you describe their status in today’s language or are there people living in similar circumstances today we can compare them to?
From descriptions you could not leave your homeland. You could not deny your labour. You could not ask for more wages and you could have your work or the proceeds of your work sold. But you yourself could not be sold. That is the main difference between slavery and serfdom.
@@annabellethedoll nvm I found it. I was looking at the video while also trying to pay attention in class 😭 quick question the last words are going to show up tmw in 2 separate video right?
@@zombie_snax absolutely it is much different corporate tax cuts and bail outs that don't have to be paid back etc blindly reading the tax table you'd assume they paid more but new laws keep being passed giving the wealthy loop holes so they end up paying less than the average American
In most modern languages Sixty Thousand is written with the numerals 60,000 not 6000 as here in this video. This particular string of numerals generally refers to the number Six thousand.
In America almost all the taxes are paid by the rich. The top 20% of earns pay almost all. As well the creation of wealth has only made the lower classes more wealthy. It is an economic fallacy that someone has to get poorer for one to get richer . I’m sure none of you commenting about this understand the difference between a progressive tax system vs a regressive tax system. There are individuals who see losses and pay very little in income tax but then the following year make up for it if they make a profit or have unrealized gains and you ruin an entire system taxing those. Also in the US our poor are some of the richest lower classes in the world have flat screen tvs and cars. Meaning as the rich get richer so do the poor as they need more labor. Also paying for the whole country to run! Or we just print it………….but that would be a governmental problem lol
'In 1381, the peasants were revolting. Truly disgusting.' knew it was coming, still chuckled though.
Me too 😂
That joke was met with a Sigh. How can a joke be both brilliant and stupid? 😂
You said it. They stink on ice!
"Wizard of Id", mid 1960's
THE PEASANTS ARE REVOLTING!
King: You can say THAT again!
Total Dad joke lol
It's so weird when you live in an area that's considered really rural and low pop density today but then realise it was the thriving busy place to be in the medieval period
THE BRITISH WORKING-CLASS NEED TO HAVE A REVOLT RIGHT NOW, WITH THE WAY THEY'RE GETTING TREATED BY OUR PRESENT GOVERNMENT.
not only the british
Join the Don't Pay and Enough is Enough campaigns ✊
@@zadebasil3033 campaigns are pointless sometimes a true revolt is needed.
Lel you think British have it bad look at china, India Pakistan and so on
@@DieEineMieze Just because other countries have it worse don't mean you shouldn't strive for better life in your own country. #Idiocracy
Your videos are legitimately the best historical content on RUclips hands down!
I'm a big fan of Top 5's and big fan of the medieval period. So this channel is just perfect. Expertly narrated and rather than being vague going quite indepth in each content. Loved it since day 1! Please keep then coming to save my sanity! XXX
As go the taxes...
The rich pay less and the poor pay more. Priceless.
Some things never change.
Exactly the thought that crossed my mind when I heard that.
We need another revolt but this time, against Corpo Suits
well how else can the rich stay rich ? the world's wealthiest families have been inheriting and passing down vast wealth _since_ those times
The rich pay 85% of all tax in the USA. Why does it still seem unfair?
Rich people bad 😭😭😭😭😭😭
I don't get why this channel isn't as popular. Must not be in the algorithm. Keep up the great work!
cus history is boring, and most would rather have fun
@@lillemy5062 history is boring? Yikes.
@@jmorale7798 yeah
@@lillemy5062 No u
Very interesting. And timely. There are troubling times ahead for England in the quite foreseeable future.
We must learn from our history! We are still being screwed over by these same families!
We must unite regardless of our faith, race, sexual orientation or country of origin and take to OUR streets and make ourselves ungovernable ✊🏻✊🏿🏴
Such rebellion had happend theoughout history in every part of the world,In Taiping rebellion chinese peasant revolt ended in 5 million death
Don't be an idiot.
Nah. I'd rather eat Goldman Sachs ass than trust to the goodfaith of MAGA voters.
great vid keep up the great vids also great vid🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾
Excellent video. Sad all this effort came to nothing.. it could've changed society. Love your channel, I've binged all your videos.
Right? What a letdown. I was hoping the peasants would burn it all to the ground. They were doing so good too!😂
Idk about the whole "changed society" thing though. I'd bet that Tyler guy would've wanted to install himself as the next king and the shit would've repeated itself as the power corrupted him as it would anyone.
I absolutely love your channel. Discovered it yesterday and have been binging through all of your videos since. Keep up the good work! :)
Been with you since 100 or so subs. I think you're fabulous, don't change your videos ❤️. Really few decent channels about Medieval times and you're one of them!
You never mentioned what could have been the trigger of the rebellion
Supposedly, a tax collector attempted to prove that Tyler's daughter was old enough to be subject to the poll tax by PUBLICLY stripping her almost naked!
This proved to be a VERY unwise action!
Tyler was a legend, man defended his daughter took on the whole crown and corrupt bourgeois and paved the way for modern workers rights
@@brc9739Bourgeoisie? Lol, it was the merchants and commoners who were likely were suffering the most during this period. Remember that one of the concessions the rebels made featured in the video was freedom of trade. The pol tax along with the church tight and othet forms of taxation could financially ruin a bourgeois at the time, worse than it could a peasant, as a serf who could just simply return to work the field. While a business man risked having his entire trade crumble because crown undertook legislation damaging his trade.
The contemporary londoner bourgeoisie certainly welcomed the rebellion and used to destroy the local Hanseatic trade monopoly controlled by Flemish merchants, who were exempt from the taxes and enjoyed great financial autonomy and priviledge in the city.
Nothing new today.
More taxes on the middle and lower classes while the billionaires get all the tax breaks.
This is what is needed today
Truly love this channel!
"Oh well in that case we'll go home then!" 🤣🤣🤣
Kudos to the Foot!!! Great video, as always!
Thanks for uploading!!
Me before watching the video: Is this an April Fool's joke?
I was a peasant in 1377 I enjoyed paying the poll tax superb enjoyed it
You must be one of those old timey medieval bots.
Can’t wait to watch this one
came for the pun and was immediately gratified. good man. 😁👍
Since all you videos are on the Medieval Times (and they're great by the way) would you have any desire to go back to the period in time if possible? If that meant you went back without any of the knowledge you have obtained during your study of the time period. I know it's a silly question but I'm really curious.
I know this question is most likely not for me but I would totally do it!! If I could come back that is. I would love to go see what it’s like bc I’m a huge history lover and I often feel a yearning to know more then a book could give me!! Ugh I would also love to get a good idea of the climate. We have tons of pollution would the air feel different??? It’s all just very interesting to me!
@@Alex-ms9em Same. I'd love to be able to time travel, not just this period but all of them. But I would like to be able to keep what knowledge I have. Just to see if what is written is different to what happened.
@@tmr4342 Unless you can time travel as well as room/location travel, then I don't know how you're gonna be able to confirm much of history in this era, considering most of the history was made behind castle walls in a king's chambers or wherever that certainly wouldn't be open to just anybody in the public. You'd have to be a fly on the wall, that kind of thing.
@@zachdalmaso2131 Yes. agreed. You'd need more than a time machine. You'd need a way to get about unseen or at the very least insect size drones. You'd also need to understand what people were saying. I have thought of these things too.
@@zachdalmaso2131 Otherwise the scene and smells would get old. Anyone spotting you would have such hate and mistrust in their dark eyes towards you. Word would get around soon a mob would out to rip you to pieces.
The lords of industry seem to have forgotten that concessions and contracts are the compromise, instead of beheading.
They were protesting high taxes and not getting paid enough momney, as well as the conditions of life during a pandemic. SOUND FAMILIAR?
The pythonesque edit made me LOL 🤣
Those Mario sounds made me laugh 😂 good video
That was Monty Python.
"Truly disgusting"
My God, I laughed way too hard.
We need another, right now!
Revolution now!
Your channel will hit 150K
THE HONKS DONT STOP. 🇨🇦🚚🚛🚚
William Payable: 'Bout that Life!
Based on, I have seen it all life experiences, I can imagine going back in a time machine to this. When I close my eyes, I see faces with such hate and distrust towards you, if you cannot speak the dialect and wear the apparel of the time. Man, just the looks you would be getting for standing out too much. Your life expectancy would be in minutes once you were pointed out to others. It would be wild though. Clear skies, torches, bonfires and alot of tweaked facial expressions. I can see the looks in my mind now. Pupils super dark full of hate and mistrust.
Dang. 2 times through... this one is hard!
"Sire, the peasants are revolting."
You said it, they stink on ice!
The wife and I work hard yet witness inflation outpacing our earnings… and I watch as BILLIONS continually go to ambiguous strategies in Ukraine. The connections to this are striking…
Goes to show that there will always be compromise between the more powerful and the least with the first winning in the end.
Wonder what would've happened if they had gone all in till the very end.
They would have killed some jews, weny home, then Bolingrook would have "Destroyed the Rebels".
Peasents aren't very good at reformation.
What is the name of the song that starts at "taxes and wars" around the 12 minute mark?
1381, a DAMN GOOD IDEA!
No one even remembers 1381 anymore
One of the catch cries of the peasants in this revolt came from the biblical idea that just after the expulsion from the garden of Eden there was no social hierarchy and no distinction between rich and poor "When Adam delved(dug) and Eve span -who was then the gentleman?"Actually the Bible especially the New Testament with its exhaltation of the poor and humble and denigration of the wealthy was often a source of rebellion and insurgency and inspired so much unrest.This happened on a huge scale in Germany with Martin Luther and his ideas leading to the massive peasant's revolt there with Luther having to renege on his ideas and his condemning of the massive insurrection.No wonder then that the church and the establishments liked to keep such tight control on the Bible and discouraged translations.This sort of thing reached crescendo level with the English Civil War and with the extreme left wing of the Puritan movement who took the Book of Revelation literally and the Fifth Monarchy idea.Actually it was Calvinism and its offshoots in places like England,scotland,the Netherlands and above all New England in the U.S. with its republican anti-monarchical impetus (If there be no bishops there be no kings exclaimed king James the First to the puritan leaders who later set sail for New England)that probably had a lot more to do with promotion of democracy and parliamentary government than remote Athenian democracy and Roman republicanism -though the intelligentsia often nodded rather symbolically to this era.John Milton.Cromwell's Latin secretary and great English poet wrote the first thorough plea for freedom of the press in his "Areopagitica" and he is recognized as such in American revolutionary documents.
Could do with this now.
Sire, the Peasants are revolting!
You said it, they stink on ice!
The peasants are revolting! The peasants are revolting!
. . . . but you I like.
It's the Monty python foot for me
It seems British historians always comment on the "corruption" of the Church. Unless you were a Monástic Friar taking vows of obidience, chasity, poverty.....Bishops were of the Nobility and had thier own Castles and Fuedal peasants below them. Tithes and rents were part of the peasant Rights and duties whether your Lord was a layman or cleric.
Of course we all want the rebels to have won. But reading accounts of the destruction of the Savoy Palace and all its art makes them seem monstrous. They didn't steal, they only destroyed, shredding tapestries, smashing carved crystal and other exquisite sculptures, breaking heads too before burning everything to the ground.
Why Did the Peasants Revolt in 1381??? That's easy years a ago men were men and "WOMEN WERE MORE MEN IN 1381 THAN MEN ARE IN 2022.....Another reason, humans back then had guts, balls, and great pride in them selves "TODAY NOT SO MUCH".....
Speak for yourself.
@@jasonkinzie8835 I'm only saying what I'm seeing. I didn't say you were one of them, but if your "OFFENDED" by my opinion, and or post, then maybe you are......
@@johnkellett2669 You're a self hating modern person.
Jailed for promoting equality...🤔
#GreatWork!
Who else is here taking notes 👀 lol
there was feet
👍👏
Why do we never learn?
A rather flippant and cursory treatment of one of the most important events, along with the signing of The Magna Carta and The Civil War, of English history. These three events are the cornerstones and foundations of English Liberty which were later to find expression in The Declaration of Independence and The US Constitution by the English/American colonialists but who sadly failed to live up to their ideals, virtually from day one, by excluding black slaves in their pious pronouncements. The price for this exclusion is still being paid today.
No, on the contrary, they should never have brought black slaves to the Americas in the first place. That was the first nail in the coffin. A balkanised America is inevitable at this point.
Dude from day one it was the freedom for the aspirational mercantile class and the peasants were kicked off land and forced into indentured wage earning. British Liberalism was only ever about and for the ascendency and domination of merchant class. Industrialization enabled by The same systems were then exported to Ireland and other parts of Europe. What happened to 90% of people during the industrial Revolution and liberalization was forced on them and absolutely brutal. While you are right about the Americans excluding blacks, their Revolution, because they had so much land and opportunity, actually did benefit the white underclasses and all those rushing their shores to flee the brutal “liberal” tyranny of Europe. .
So it doesn’t seem like peasants were slaves, but they also weren’t free. How would you describe their status in today’s language or are there people living in similar circumstances today we can compare them to?
From descriptions you could not leave your homeland. You could not deny your labour. You could not ask for more wages and you could have your work or the proceeds of your work sold. But you yourself could not be sold. That is the main difference between slavery and serfdom.
Workers probably there are similarities.
Eww the little people. It seems like this is coming to a head at some point in the near future
6000 or 60000?
6 k
I was going through all the responses before making my identical comment. Thank you.
they kissed
The peasants are revolting. Yes, they do wiff a bit.
Never trust the monarch !
Why does Joan of Arc look like a modern day model rofl.
mr burns told me look at thi smh
just doing some research for umm... research purposes
Nullification is another tool
Is there an actual word in here or it’s a April fools joke?😂
If it is a joke then the other 2 would be too. Idk why they would do that.
It's in there.
@@annabellethedoll nvm I found it. I was looking at the video while also trying to pay attention in class 😭 quick question the last words are going to show up tmw in 2 separate video right?
@@LifesGoodG did you actually find it?
😮😮😮😮
The poor still pay more than the rich.
@Robert Stallard I'm in the U.S. its much different here
@@zombie_snax absolutely it is much different corporate tax cuts and bail outs that don't have to be paid back etc blindly reading the tax table you'd assume they paid more but new laws keep being passed giving the wealthy loop holes so they end up paying less than the average American
In most modern languages Sixty Thousand is written with the numerals 60,000 not 6000 as here in this video. This particular string of numerals generally refers to the number Six thousand.
wait 6000, 0r 60000 involved?
not bad but the background music is annoyingly loude
I feel like you don't need to explain why serfs revolt.
Video 4 down!!
Is there an actual word in here or it’s just a joke?😭
@@LifesGoodG it's in there
In America almost all the taxes are paid by the rich. The top 20% of earns pay almost all. As well the creation of wealth has only made the lower classes more wealthy. It is an economic fallacy that someone has to get poorer for one to get richer . I’m sure none of you commenting about this understand the difference between a progressive tax system vs a regressive tax system. There are individuals who see losses and pay very little in income tax but then the following year make up for it if they make a profit or have unrealized gains and you ruin an entire system taxing those. Also in the US our poor are some of the richest lower classes in the world have flat screen tvs and cars. Meaning as the rich get richer so do the poor as they need more labor. Also paying for the whole country to run! Or we just print it………….but that would be a governmental problem lol
Look how the tiny per cent of rich live now compared to the working class! Its not much different to then
🦶🏼
Have there been vegans/vegetarians during medieval times?
Yes. They were referred to as peasants
alfred the great was vegeterian
That isn't entirely true
@@alpacinoravidutt where did you read that ?
@@leighjordine4031 he had Crohns disease and would bleed from his bottom, so he gave up on meat. Its pretty common knowledge, Google it.
Im sure of this only bc I have the some condition as him, and like him I've given up on meat.
Clicked out of this after the childish & juvenile opening joke. OMG… grow up.
2022 .... what's changed???
11:13 It was going so well before this stupidity. Shame.
6000 or 60000?
No one even remembers 1381 anymore
1066 is really enough.