I've been binge watching your channel lately and I have to say I lve struck gold, I wouldn't be surprised with the quality of your content you could grow to 500k or more subs, You are now one of my favorite channels
I just want to point out that while both Cronus and Chronos are major Greek deities, and are represented as scythe-wielding, and are both famous for fatherhood, Chronos is the one with the name "Father Time", but is not the father of Zeus, whereas Cronus is a Titan (some of the earliest powerful deities), and is the father of Zeus, Hades and Poseidon, along with a number of other major deities, making him a major patriarch, however he was slain by Zeus for his tyranny. They're extremely similar and are understandably confused with one another, but are not the same.
Well that's easy. It was named after the land of "India". But I don't think we'll ever know how the Southern ocean got its name (also please know I was being sarcastic with the first part don't r/wooosh me)
Hey, this video just reminded me: you know the saying about Sailing the Seven Seas? Which ones are considered to THE Seven seas? Even by ancient times, there were well more than 7 seas known (albeit some more important than others).
I always figured it was a either a list of European/Middle Eastern seas: Mediterranean Sea Black Sea North Sea Baltic Sea Caspian Sea Red Sea Arabian Sea Or a list of Greco-Roman "seas": Balearic Tyrrhenian Adriatic Ionian Aegean Alboran Black
It varies and it is ancient, like no one really knows it origin since before the greeks the expression was known. For the greeks it was the aegean sea, red sea, black sea, ionian sea, marmara sea, tirrenian sea (west meditearrain), east mediterrain. Like all the ones they know (adriatic, azov, ligurian, etc are include aswell). I think thats the best original explanation of why did stick around with romans, with arabs, persians, etc. For the arabs it was the seven seas (caspian, red, persian, arab, etc) to reach China, but after the greeks most uses lack any sense.
Correction. Chronos and Cronus are different gods. Chronos is the god of time. Cronus is the god of harvest and father to most of the Olympians. Also, Atlantis refers to Poseidon's son Atlas, unrelated to the Titan.
Atlas means, among the other things, a collection of maps. Pro is short for professional or expert. I think you can rub 1 and 1 together and figure out how they make 2.
Oceans names: Atlantic: the name of a mountain that became the name of a mythological character, that became the name of a lost legendary city,.... Etc Pacific: the wether was good the day it was discovered by Europeans from the west
I'm from Uruguay and we've got a city called "Atlántida", the Spanish word for Atlantis. Is a seaside city, quite small (about 8k when not in tourist season). In the beginning of the XX century its inhabitants took a vote and chose the name. By the way, is on the Río de la Plata, and not on the Ocean.
I just realized the really old map of the world on my wall is actually using Aethyopique Ocean for the southern Atlantic, and likewise the Mar del Sur for the eastern Pacific, and is from 1643, or is a copy of a 1643 original. Either way, yeah, you see Ethiopian sea for a really long time, weird stuff.
What about Atlantis? The first usage of that is from Plato's story/fable about the city that was sunk into the sea. I figured the Atlantic Ocean was named after that.
I don't know if it's related but in Spain and Portugal there's a river called Duero or Douro which is said to come from Durius, a god praised by the celts living there.
How the Atlantic Ocean got it's name: *_A greek dude literally holding the f*cking sky._* How the Pacific Ocean got it's name: Portuguess Explorer be like *_"hehe water kalm."_*
The titan Kronos (Κρόνος) didn't have anything to do with time. It was the god Chronos (Χρόνος). They've been really confused throughout centuries, even to the point to be considered the same, but they're not.
The background music is literally fine. People might be talking about the highest pitch of the drum beat which could be solved through EQ. But insulting the music ITSELF is a little overboard. When talking about history, geography or biology how could you NOT use something traditional? #uncultured #jk
The Atl, as they appear in Atlanta, Atlas, and Atlantic are also South American root words also found in names like Quetzalcoatl. The argument that humanity's roots reach much deeper into the past than we are told is likely considering not only etymological terms but in the dissemination of fruits, spices, and technology through Europe and Asia. Fun fact: Roman artifacts have been found in Newfoundland and other parts Canada. See the work of Robert Sephr. I may have butchered the spelling of his surname.
Consonant changes; overtime and across languages, some consonants alter due to this transference and reinterpretation or vocal range in the languages it passes through. For the word 'Durus', d (voiced alveolar stop) can become t (voiceless alveolar stop) and r (alveolar approximate, flap, etc.) can become l (lateral alveolar approximate). Vowels are more fluid so they are more easily changed when they are unstressed. Eventually the word becomes 'Atlas' i.e. (aka one improbable but possible example) Durus -> Duras -> (d-r-s -> t-l-s) -> (A)tulas -> Atulas -> Atlas
The Greeks certainly had more mathematical geographic knowledge that was lost, but they did consider rivers to be the borders of continents. T-O maps were a medieval simplification/symbolization of lost knowledge.
So the pillars of Hercules are both named after the muslim generals that started the conquest of Iberia. Gibraltar or Jabal Tariq after the general that led the first army and Jabal Musa after the general that led the second army. I wonder what the greeks would have called them.
Atlas was an ancient king of Atlantis. The Earth has reset several times wiping out all traces of predinastic civilizations. Our little current epoch of 10,000 years is just the latest blip waiting on another reset or pole shift and not just the magnetic precursor...
Aha, and you are one of the immortal survivors of Atlantis, that's why you are in possession of this knowledge or built a time machine to travel back and have seen Atlantis with your own eyes. You people who desperately want to believe that Atlantis was real and a super advanced civilisation are as nuts as religious idiots who believe in dumb fairytales.
I will tell you the dimwitted columbus used the toscanelli map on his voyages and on the map there is a massive ocean called oceanvs occidentalis (ocheanvs occhidentalis)
Yes but no: You see, Virgil was not very good with Greek- or etymology. In Greek the verb TLAN means "to work" or "endure" or "put a lot of effort in" and the privative prefix A- denotes a lack; so the adjective ATLAS means "effortless" ("not working hard"). The Titans were so old and so mighty, that it took but one of them to support the heavens... presumably without too much effort. Back to reality...admittedly, by Virgil's time the verb TLAN had been out of normal use for many centuries, being a bronze age word of pre-Greek origin. Some of the more spicy sound clusters in Greek, like TL or NTH are in fact very shadowy and archaic and always in words the Greeks adopted from the indigenous pre-Greek people whom they assimilated or displaced when they began to settle in what we think of as Greece. (Words like hyacinth, labyrinth, even Corinth... not too many examples with TL though! SM is another cluster not native to Greek, as in sminthos or Smintheus.)
The Atlantic was named for Atlantis which got its name from the Arkonian crown prince Atlan da Gonozal who is named after the mythological hero Tran-Atlan who is the Arkonian version of Dar Tranatlan in Lemurian myths, who was actually a time travelling Atlan da Gonozal (at that point twice disposed Emperor of Arkon).
Funny how they changed the name of the Ethiopian Ocean during the transatlantic/ethiopic slave trade. The entire so called sub saharan portion of Africa alll used to be called Ethiopia.
P.S. the etymology of Kronos is annoyingly uncertain; to call him "Father Time" is tempting and very satisfying, because chronos does mean time, but I just wouldn't go there myself. My reason? Well the Greeks were always so obsessively careful in their spelling of the name: always with a kappa (K) and never a chi (X). Also there is no suggestion in the literature of such an obvious link- and Greek writers loved fishing for etymologies and were notorious for simply inventing them. Technically this still proves nothing and clears nothing up, one way or the other- so I prefer to stay out of the whole mess... it's all Greek to me!
Why are you trying to deminish the Greek contribution..to almost evrything and talk about romans that came thousands of years leater after the name already existed in Greek??
Saying the legend of Atlantis ruined the Atlantic ocean intentionally directs you away from the fact that Atlantis was a place in recorded history.. and theres geological evidence of its exsistence south of Morocco.
@@cyberpro1239 Socrates, and the Dead Sea scrolls have historical links to it. It's truly interesting.. theres a possibility that it was linked with ancient Egypt as the 2 super cities of the past
*Atlantihuacan* I smell a distant land of peppers and potatoes and I wonder if we ever met before Imagine our people praying to the popes to wonder if to be under God across the sea Upon the fallen temples power used to pour to pay the red redemption in times before the matador A waking sun in east pacing fast our path are we all then destined to meet the hand of wrath
I've been binge watching your channel lately and I have to say I lve struck gold, I wouldn't be surprised with the quality of your content you could grow to 500k or more subs, You are now one of my favorite channels
Thank you! It's always so great to get comments like these :)
I would not be surprised if you grew past 500k subs
Its happening
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I just want to point out that while both Cronus and Chronos are major Greek deities, and are represented as scythe-wielding, and are both famous for fatherhood, Chronos is the one with the name "Father Time", but is not the father of Zeus, whereas Cronus is a Titan (some of the earliest powerful deities), and is the father of Zeus, Hades and Poseidon, along with a number of other major deities, making him a major patriarch, however he was slain by Zeus for his tyranny. They're extremely similar and are understandably confused with one another, but are not the same.
Gee, I really wonder how the Indian Ocean got it's name
Because some indian mofugga was like "ay lemme get at that shit" and thats just how it be
@Salva Mayardit and he did
Well that's easy. It was named after the land of "India". But I don't think we'll ever know how the Southern ocean got its name
(also please know I was being sarcastic with the first part don't r/wooosh me)
That's actually a good a good since most of the Indian coust is the Arab see and bay of Bengal.
@Владимир Путин by whom?
were Arabs called Indians? I think you mean actual Indians, and native Americans were called Indians
Hey, this video just reminded me: you know the saying about Sailing the Seven Seas? Which ones are considered to THE Seven seas? Even by ancient times, there were well more than 7 seas known (albeit some more important than others).
Yarrr
I always figured it was a either a list of European/Middle Eastern seas:
Mediterranean Sea
Black Sea
North Sea
Baltic Sea
Caspian Sea
Red Sea
Arabian Sea
Or a list of Greco-Roman "seas":
Balearic
Tyrrhenian
Adriatic
Ionian
Aegean
Alboran
Black
I think it's just an idiom but I've heard it was use to refer to the Arabic, Red, Mediterranean, Adriatic, Black, Aegean, and Tyrrhenian seas
It varies and it is ancient, like no one really knows it origin since before the greeks the expression was known. For the greeks it was the aegean sea, red sea, black sea, ionian sea, marmara sea, tirrenian sea (west meditearrain), east mediterrain. Like all the ones they know (adriatic, azov, ligurian, etc are include aswell). I think thats the best original explanation of why did stick around with romans, with arabs, persians, etc. For the arabs it was the seven seas (caspian, red, persian, arab, etc) to reach China, but after the greeks most uses lack any sense.
Its called "Atlantic" because of Atlantis and the nation of very advanced and powerful people who were living in the city of Atlantis.
Correction. Chronos and Cronus are different gods. Chronos is the god of time. Cronus is the god of harvest and father to most of the Olympians. Also, Atlantis refers to Poseidon's son Atlas, unrelated to the Titan.
So how did the name "Atlas Pro" came to be I wonder?
I don't know. I think Atlas was the name of some Greek dude holding to world or something.
Atlas means, among the other things, a collection of maps. Pro is short for professional or expert. I think you can rub 1 and 1 together and figure out how they make 2.
Oceans names:
Atlantic: the name of a mountain that became the name of a mythological character, that became the name of a lost legendary city,.... Etc
Pacific: the wether was good the day it was discovered by Europeans from the west
I'm from Uruguay and we've got a city called "Atlántida", the Spanish word for Atlantis.
Is a seaside city, quite small (about 8k when not in tourist season).
In the beginning of the XX century its inhabitants took a vote and chose the name.
By the way, is on the Río de la Plata, and not on the Ocean.
I just realized the really old map of the world on my wall is actually using Aethyopique Ocean for the southern Atlantic, and likewise the Mar del Sur for the eastern Pacific, and is from 1643, or is a copy of a 1643 original. Either way, yeah, you see Ethiopian sea for a really long time, weird stuff.
Please do a Herodotus video, guy was super fascinating. Also. Keep up the good work.
Wow man you're amazing! I had long been wondering and now I'll just watch this video. You rock :)
Glad you enjoyed! :) more coming soon!
Great content. Too bad I could barely hear it because the background music was too distracting. Turn it down a bit, please
I didn't notice this at all.
I like it however, the loud drums in the background were a little distracting. Keep it up!
Thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed :)
@@AtlasPro1 The drumming goes along nicely with your speech at the beginning.
Thank you for your research and work on this topic....WOW!! As you know, most educational systems don't even teach and share this info...WOW!!
0:12: Um Chronos and Cronus, are two different entities (one is Orphic the other is Hellenistic)
Yeah i noticed that
What about Atlantis? The first usage of that is from Plato's story/fable about the city that was sunk into the sea. I figured the Atlantic Ocean was named after that.
no. Herodot came before Plato
At my place of work, the software we use to keep time is called Kronos. I never realized why this is until now haha
0:49 took me a few minutes to understand that you had to turn this map 90 degrees right :P
I feel for my boi, Atlas. I have a bad back and shoulders too, yet I endure.
Great video....bad background music
The first King of Atlantis was called Atlas
also first king of Mauretania...
I don't know if it's related but in Spain and Portugal there's a river called Duero or Douro which is said to come from Durius, a god praised by the celts living there.
The drum playing throughout made it a little difficult to pay attention to the words..
Jeez you do all that research in one week. Impressive.
Beatiful ocean
Ooh, the map at 1:48
There is also the place called Anduras...
This channel was an insta subscribe.
Snatched
How the Atlantic Ocean got it's name: *_A greek dude literally holding the f*cking sky._*
How the Pacific Ocean got it's name:
Portuguess Explorer be like *_"hehe water kalm."_*
Please stop the music of drums in the background, feels like foreground.
Dude you confused Cronos, the Titan ruler and father of Zeus, with Chronos the Titan of Time
Just subscribe at the first video I watched from u. Great channel and content.
So Interesting
is there a chance to have the video play without the drum sounds background?
it is kind of fun
The titan Kronos (Κρόνος) didn't have anything to do with time. It was the god Chronos (Χρόνος). They've been really confused throughout centuries, even to the point to be considered the same, but they're not.
The background music is literally fine. People might be talking about the highest pitch of the drum beat which could be solved through EQ. But insulting the music ITSELF is a little overboard. When talking about history, geography or biology how could you NOT use something traditional? #uncultured #jk
Did you really just use hashtags?
@@tjs200 lol indeed, I type how I like when I want to
@@tjs200 #whynot #youarecringe #youaretoxic
@@ZeloticMemes #thisdumbassdoesn'tknowwhattoxicmeans
Cronus is Zeus’ father and was the King of Titans, Chronos is time. I remember it “King is Cronut and Time is Chronological”
You should do one on the Indian Ocean
The dislikes was from ancient cartographers
Amazing and exelent video.
Lets start sporting to each other
I’d be open once we get a little bigger!
atlas pro talks about how his channel got it's name for 5 minutes straight
great video
Thank you! I really like the way you spell your last name, I did a whole video just on that letter :)
Drums are way too loud dude
nice.
Buying gf
The Atl, as they appear in Atlanta, Atlas, and Atlantic are also South American root words also found in names like Quetzalcoatl. The argument that humanity's roots reach much deeper into the past than we are told is likely considering not only etymological terms but in the dissemination of fruits, spices, and technology through Europe and Asia.
Fun fact: Roman artifacts have been found in Newfoundland and other parts Canada. See the work of Robert Sephr. I may have butchered the spelling of his surname.
And here I thought the Atlantic got its name because it was believed that that was where Atlantis was located.
heroditus vid would be dope
How did Virgil come up with Atlas deriving from "durus"? They are totally different words
Consonant changes; overtime and across languages, some consonants alter due to this transference and reinterpretation or vocal range in the languages it passes through. For the word 'Durus', d (voiced alveolar stop) can become t (voiceless alveolar stop) and r (alveolar approximate, flap, etc.) can become l (lateral alveolar approximate). Vowels are more fluid so they are more easily changed when they are unstressed. Eventually the word becomes 'Atlas'
i.e. (aka one improbable but possible example)
Durus -> Duras -> (d-r-s -> t-l-s) -> (A)tulas -> Atulas -> Atlas
Whays the backfroums music called? It had me tricked lol
Maybe they called it the sea of Atlantis because thats where Atlantis was.
nice
Douras sounds simaler to the Gaelic word doras, meaning door.
Is the god atlas how you got your name?
For many years on the map was known as the Ethiopian Ocean, not the Atlantic Ocean. Why the name needed to be changed ?
Cronos sounds like Thanos.
I thought the O-T map was meant to be symbolic?
The Greeks certainly had more mathematical geographic knowledge that was lost, but they did consider rivers to be the borders of continents. T-O maps were a medieval simplification/symbolization of lost knowledge.
How the Mediterranean got its name! PLEASE!
Medi-terranean
Middle land.
Half of the atlantic ocean belongs the Ethiopian till the 19th century half of the atlantic ocean was called the Ethiopian sea
Check out the related video, "How AtlasPro got its name."
Atlantis?
And Lemurian island was in pacific ocean
So that atlas dude is you?
Fun Fact:- The channel's name is inspired by ATLAS....😏
How did the Indian ocean gets its name?
So the pillars of Hercules are both named after the muslim generals that started the conquest of Iberia. Gibraltar or Jabal Tariq after the general that led the first army and Jabal Musa after the general that led the second army. I wonder what the greeks would have called them.
Atlantis
how the indian ocean get its name?
atlantis?
Atlas was an ancient king of Atlantis. The Earth has reset several times wiping out all traces of predinastic civilizations. Our little current epoch of 10,000 years is just the latest blip waiting on another reset or pole shift and not just the magnetic precursor...
Aha, and you are one of the immortal survivors of Atlantis, that's why you are in possession of this knowledge or built a time machine to travel back and have seen Atlantis with your own eyes. You people who desperately want to believe that Atlantis was real and a super advanced civilisation are as nuts as religious idiots who believe in dumb fairytales.
I will tell you the dimwitted columbus used the toscanelli map on his voyages and on the map there is a massive ocean called oceanvs occidentalis (ocheanvs occhidentalis)
Las means earth in greek.
It is Ethiopian ocean but why change its name?
Revelation: maybe atlantis was labelled as such because it was in the Atlantic sea... i.e. potentially doggerland... just throwing it out there 🧐
no
Yes but no: You see, Virgil was not very good with Greek- or etymology. In Greek the verb TLAN means "to work" or "endure" or "put a lot of effort in" and the privative prefix A- denotes a lack; so the adjective ATLAS means "effortless" ("not working hard"). The Titans were so old and so mighty, that it took but one of them to support the heavens... presumably without too much effort. Back to reality...admittedly, by Virgil's time the verb TLAN had been out of normal use for many centuries, being a bronze age word of pre-Greek origin. Some of the more spicy sound clusters in Greek, like TL or NTH are in fact very shadowy and archaic and always in words the Greeks adopted from the indigenous pre-Greek people whom they assimilated or displaced when they began to settle in what we think of as Greece. (Words like hyacinth, labyrinth, even Corinth... not too many examples with TL though! SM is another cluster not native to Greek, as in sminthos or Smintheus.)
neither durus, douris nor adrar sound anything remotely like atlas.
how the indies got its name?
The Atlantic was named for Atlantis which got its name from the Arkonian crown prince Atlan da Gonozal who is named after the mythological hero Tran-Atlan who is the Arkonian version of Dar Tranatlan in Lemurian myths, who was actually a time travelling Atlan da Gonozal (at that point twice disposed Emperor of Arkon).
What am I watching
Funny how they changed the name of the Ethiopian Ocean during the transatlantic/ethiopic slave trade. The entire so called sub saharan portion of Africa alll used to be called Ethiopia.
😹 give me a break
P.S. the etymology of Kronos is annoyingly uncertain; to call him "Father Time" is tempting and very satisfying, because chronos does mean time, but I just wouldn't go there myself. My reason? Well the Greeks were always so obsessively careful in their spelling of the name: always with a kappa (K) and never a chi (X). Also there is no suggestion in the literature of such an obvious link- and Greek writers loved fishing for etymologies and were notorious for simply inventing them. Technically this still proves nothing and clears nothing up, one way or the other- so I prefer to stay out of the whole mess... it's all Greek to me!
Terrible decision on plugging in a loud annoying drum beat to a perfectly good topic.
Why are you trying to deminish the Greek contribution..to almost evrything and talk about romans that came thousands of years leater after the name already existed in Greek??
nincs hang hazudtak
Saying the legend of Atlantis ruined the Atlantic ocean intentionally directs you away from the fact that Atlantis was a place in recorded history.. and theres geological evidence of its exsistence south of Morocco.
Source?
@@cyberpro1239 Socrates, and the Dead Sea scrolls have historical links to it. It's truly interesting.. theres a possibility that it was linked with ancient Egypt as the 2 super cities of the past
What is this stupid drums beating in the back ground ? Commentary is completely drowned in the back ground noise !
The background music is very distracting and unpleasant.
*Atlantihuacan*
I smell a distant land
of peppers and potatoes
and I wonder if
we ever met before
Imagine our people
praying to the popes
to wonder if to be
under God across the sea
Upon the fallen temples
power used to pour
to pay the red redemption
in times before the matador
A waking sun in east
pacing fast our path
are we all then destined
to meet the hand of wrath
Booor