I love how you provide historical context for every battle. Your voice is ideal for storytelling and it’s something that helps separate you from the rest. I enjoy the quality and detail and can’t wait to see more from you my friend. Keep grinding!
يعتبر نقش قادش الذي وجد في تركيا من اهم الوثائق التاريخي التي تصور الصلح الذي عقد بين رمسيس الثاني وبين ملك الحثيين بعد معركة قادش وهذا النقش اهدته تركيا الى مقر الامم المتحدة . تحياتي من العراق
Great video! I am fascinated by Bronze Age history and I didn't expect you to do a battle on it! I'm surprised you didn't use Total War Pharaoh but the Age of Bronze mod instead. But I can't blame you as TW Pharaoh still feels underbaked. Anyway would love to see more battles around this time period, like Hittites vs Mitanni or Assyrians.
@@AdituLaudisMMXXI Das kann ich verstehen. Aber Total war pharaoh wäre vorallem was die Streitwagen angeht viel Historischer gewesen. Man merkt leider das die Rome 2 engine auch mit Mods hier an ihre Grenzen stößt. Generell haben sich die Entwickler viel Mühe gegeben die Pharao Einheiten historisch akkurat darzustellen.
This is the first video of yours I have come across. I will be subbing. As a history guy myself that was well done and much enjoyed will be checking out more of your content.
The Hittites also wrote about this battle. This was translated much more recently, compared with the Egyptian source. According to the Hittites, they defeated the Egyptians, pursued the fleeing enemy and stopped only at the old border of Egypt, which they did not want to cross. The Egyptian narration glorifying Ramses II as the savior of the day is the oldest known PR presentation = propaganda stunt. The Hittite version is confirmed even here: 16:13
It's crazy how much your channel has improved ever since a year ago It was an amazing video Suggestion : A video about the battle of Anglon 543 would be great It's a very underrated battle Almost totally forgotten in history
It is famous as the world's first war in which a peace treaty was signed. However, I have heard that the prevailing theory is that this battle was actually a defeat for Egypt, although the king of Egypt recorded that he was victorious.
It is now believed that the king of Egypt recorded their victory in the record, but in fact it was a defeat for the Egyptian side. They couldn't bear to admit defeat, so they erased that fact from history.
Unless I missed it, you overlooked the contributions of the two most southern Egyptian Divisions. Their timely arrival prevented the Hittes from overwhelming Ramesses' forces.
Excellentes description et cinétique. Je suis fan J'en ai vu 3 tantôt, Les émissions sont de qualité pour ceux qui aiment l'histoire vue de la stratégie.. Merci 😀
Many battles with the Assyrians and Hittites, the most famous of which is the Battle of Megiddo. The Egyptians controlled the Levant and even the Anatolian Plateau for long centuries during the reign of Tuthmosis I and the entire Ramesside era.
Some graphitis of that time found in Canaan says: "Egyptians go home", and later in roman times, there are 100 equal graphiti depicting "Romane eunt domus"
Egyptian chariots had 2 people , driver and a warrior Hittite chariots were bigger , heavier and typically 3 person crew. Driver , warrior and a shield bearer in the back Still interesting video
i would remake the scenes in this video with total war dynasties. better graphics and so many more battle animations and there are an array of mods that polish up the game for a great cinematics experience.
بما انك طلبت التعليق فلك هذا.... لم تتحدث عن المعاهده... معاهدات سلام بين رمسيس الثاني وماؤ طو (وتعني ذائع الصيت الثاني انا اعتقد ان هناك مغالطات معتمده في الاحداث التاريخيه... اولها انه لم يحدث بين الطرفين صراع بهذه المده والطول وعندما اقتنع الطرفان انه لا غالب ولا مغلوب عقدة اول معاهدت سلام بين الامبراطوريتين وهي من سبعين بند موجوده في المتحف المصري.. طلب فيها رمسيس من ملك الحثيين السلاح الذي حارب به الحوثيون... فاجابه ان لا يملك الحق في ذلك وسلاحه الفردي هو ما يمكنه التصرف به وقد اهداه الى رمسيس كما زوجه اخته الى رمسيس الثاني... القصة بقيه
히타이트는 당대 초강대국 이었고 오스만제국의 자랑 이기도 했습니다. 1200년대의 작은 오스만은 히타이트의 영광을 재현하기를 원했습니다. 그리고 실제로 동로마를 멸망시키고 초강대국으로 성장했습니다. 카데시전투의 승부를 놓고 터키인들과 이집트인들은 현대에도 앙금이 있습니다.
The only problem with this is showing only one person in beach chariot, you couldn't drive a chariot and fire a bow or fight a enemy warrior at the same time
Probably that war marks unfortunately the beginning of large scale stupidity among humans. When this kind of wars come up during lessons, we never discuss how stupid they were; instead we are forced into the glorification of the battle.
Yep, you're right! The Battle of Kadesh ended without a clear winner. And nope, the Hittites weren’t Yamnaya folks. They were more of the Anatolian variety. History sure is a melting pot, isn't it?
@@AdituLaudisMMXXI So the Hittites were the Anatolian farmer types from the fertile Cresent that spread into western Europe probably 4000 BC ? History is a fascinating puzzle. Without DNA, and carbon dating, we'd be reading a book not understanding the language
@@AdituLaudisMMXXI Aditul, I like you're enthusium. What would be interesting and educational would be some sort of 3 way graphics showing 1. land maps with ice retreat and sea level rise, #2Timeliness of course, $3 assumed migration and hapalongs. YOUR graphic skills could make this different starting at the end of ice age
The story was told right, but there are issues with the animation. Hittite Chariots had 4 wheels. Both sides had more than one man on them. You cannot drive a chariot and fire a bow at the same time. Egyptians did not usually charge into the enemy ranks but fired and wheeled around and kept that up. There were no Greek chariots in the battle has shown the Hittites using in the animation. Other than that, good story telling.
Notes: Ramses II wanted to regain the territory of Egypt to get back to its former glory. The Hittites didn't like this so they made their own army to counter the Egyptians, who were headed towards their land. Two captured Hittite spies lied to the army and told them the Hittites were really far away, so the Eyptians set up camp. Then, they were surprised attacked, and Egypt was caught off guard. So basically, the Egyptian army ended up being broken apart by the Hittite army, and Ramses was even said to have been all alone with no troops around him to defend him. Despite this, he somehow made it through the thick of the counter-army, making it back to his troops. Then, the Hittities assumed they had won the war, and began looting the encampments. While they were doing this, pharaoh and his army caught THEM off guard and defeated them. Rameses actually fought in the battle with the troops, He is the same ramses as from the story of moses from the bible, (Include whether this was before or after), and the weapons used include wooden and metal shields, horses, chariots, swords, armor.
Your words are correct, except for the part related to the Pharaoh of Moses. This is a myth from the Abrahamic religions. There is not a single archaeological evidence for it. On the contrary, when you compare the Torah and what you say about all the kings of Egypt, you will not find any correspondence at all, neither in dates nor in characteristics.
Actually, Moses and his generation lived @ 1450 BC, and the claim of Ramses II as the Pharoah he opposed is a creation of modern scholars who reject the Bilbe date for the Exodus and place it 200 years later.
I CARRI DEGLI ITTITI NON ERANO LEGGERI DA CORSA, TOTALMENTE DIVERSI, ERANO TORRI SEMOVENTI CONTENEVANO 15/20 PERSONE, TUTTO DIVERSO, combattevano a piedi👋
Привет. Скажите пожалуйста, насколько крупной была война пяти царей с участием Авраама? Хочется узнать, армии с какой численностью участвовали в ней. Библия гласит, Авраам встуил в эту войну, чтобы освободить племянника Лота, но кроме личной драмы, это ещё и историческое событие. Прошу осветите это.
The war of the five kings was significant, involving multiple armies. The exact sizes are debated, but it was indeed a notable event in both biblical and historical contexts.
Es una batalla en que realmente Ramsés II perdió , actualmente se sabe, cuando Ramsés II de pronto se vio que casi se quedaba sin soldados , solicito la Paz , le fue aceptado , previo a volver a Egipto, empezó a hacer campaña de que había ganado la batalla , consiguió engañar a sus compatriotas , entrando a la capital de Egipto fue bien recibido.
@@AdituLaudisMMXXI Es un Faraón fanfarrón le gustaba arrogarse obras ajenas , con solo poner su nombre , es famoso por contar con millares de concubinas en las cuales tuvo Miles de hijos , es por eso que vive eternamente, sus descendientes actuales le rendieron homenajes y hasta creo que el Dr. Hawas es descendiente de Ramsés II.
Did the Egyptians really come outside of their palisades to fight? Why not stay behind the palisades and use them as cover? Why even bother having palisades if you're not going to use them?
Good point. Using palisades for defense would seem more logical, but strategies varied. I would think it would be very hard for soldiers to form up within the camp and some may have formed outside
It's fascinating how advanced some ancient technologies were. History's progression isn't always linear, and various factors influenced the technological development over the centuries.
If story Moses existed, considering army of Pharaoh Ramesses II, why he pursued Moses by himself. Instead he better asked the medium army to chase Moses. Finally Egyptologist explained the story of Moses in Ancient Egypt was fiction.
Yeah there no denying it's doesn't match up but the pharaoh of exodus was never specifically named, with pretty much the only reason Ramesses the Great is chosen because he's famous. Not to mention a lot of the biblical chronology, (as much as can be trusted) indicates story is set closer in the 18th dynasty not his 19th.
SO MUCH LIFE LOST BECAUSE PEOPLE CAN NEVER LIVE IN PEACE NO MATTER WHAT AGE. LITTLE DIFFERENT NOW … NOW THE HUMAN RACE CAN DISAPPEAR. I KNOW THE ELITES THINK THEY ARE ABOVE THE NORMAL PEOPLE BUT THEY ARE WRONG.
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What is this game called? 🤔
Thank you for a good documentary! Learning the relationship between the various nations of Canaan is enlightening.
I love how you provide historical context for every battle. Your voice is ideal for storytelling and it’s something that helps separate you from the rest.
I enjoy the quality and detail and can’t wait to see more from you my friend. Keep grinding!
Thank you! 😊
يعتبر نقش قادش الذي وجد في تركيا من اهم الوثائق التاريخي التي تصور الصلح الذي عقد بين رمسيس الثاني وبين ملك الحثيين بعد معركة قادش وهذا النقش اهدته تركيا الى مقر الامم المتحدة . تحياتي من العراق
Great video! I am fascinated by Bronze Age history and I didn't expect you to do a battle on it! I'm surprised you didn't use Total War Pharaoh but the Age of Bronze mod instead. But I can't blame you as TW Pharaoh still feels underbaked. Anyway would love to see more battles around this time period, like Hittites vs Mitanni or Assyrians.
Thanks. To be honest, the new TW isn’t as good looking in terms of effects and animations
@@AdituLaudisMMXXI Das kann ich verstehen. Aber Total war pharaoh wäre vorallem was die Streitwagen angeht viel Historischer gewesen. Man merkt leider das die Rome 2 engine auch mit Mods hier an ihre Grenzen stößt. Generell haben sich die Entwickler viel Mühe gegeben die Pharao Einheiten historisch akkurat darzustellen.
The mix of graphics is perfect! 👍
Breathtaking! Awesome!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Отличная работа! Спасибо!
Thanks
Your commentary is top tier 💯 I'll also put chariots on my list of least likely unit, I'd like to face.
Thanks!
This is the first video of yours I have come across. I will be subbing. As a history guy myself that was well done and much enjoyed will be checking out more of your content.
thank you! And welcome to the channel!
14:06 That soldier just got a javelin that touched his arm and he reacted as nothing happened.
Спасибо за великолепно представленный материал....
hank you. I'm glad you found the material well-presented.
I am glad that I liked it.
LOL
It's very interesting and beautiful to see.
thanks
The Hittites also wrote about this battle. This was translated much more recently, compared with the Egyptian source.
According to the Hittites, they defeated the Egyptians, pursued the fleeing enemy and stopped only at the old border of Egypt, which they did not want to cross.
The Egyptian narration glorifying Ramses II as the savior of the day is the oldest known PR presentation = propaganda stunt.
The Hittite version is confirmed even here: 16:13
Is this channel still live, or has it gone gone dark, after all, it’s been 5 months sir. Enjoyed and thankyou.
It's crazy how much your channel has improved ever since a year ago
It was an amazing video
Suggestion : A video about the battle of Anglon 543 would be great
It's a very underrated battle
Almost totally forgotten in history
Thanks for the idea!
Thank you for having Totol Var, otherwise we would have had to stage a real battle for the documentary
It is famous as the world's first war in which a peace treaty was signed. However, I have heard that the prevailing theory is that this battle was actually a defeat for Egypt, although the king of Egypt recorded that he was victorious.
How was Egypt defeated and able to control the Levant again?
@@abomoaaz7245 Египет не достиг целей похода
Despite Egyptian records claiming victory, many historians view it as a strategic stalemate or even a setback for Egypt.
It is now believed that the king of Egypt recorded their victory in the record, but in fact it was a defeat for the Egyptian side. They couldn't bear to admit defeat, so they erased that fact from history.
Match nul
I am but a humble barbarian.
I see a Bronze Age video, I click and I like and I enjoy. 🧿🧿
Haha, thanks!
But your words is kind like an Egyptian diplomat😅
Superb thanks 🎉
What references were used to determine the size of the horses in that place and era?
Unless I missed it, you overlooked the contributions of the two most southern Egyptian Divisions. Their timely arrival prevented the Hittes from overwhelming Ramesses' forces.
Excellent!!!!!!
Thank you! Cheers!
Très bonne vidéo !! Ou l'on découvre les techniques guerrières de cette époque, trouble !!
Would like to see a recap of the battle of Carchemish please.
I find it amazing how those generals back then managed to keep order on the battlefield.
Yes, it is impressive. Their ability to maintain order without modern technology was quite a feat.
Excellentes description et cinétique.
Je suis fan
J'en ai vu 3 tantôt,
Les émissions sont de qualité pour ceux qui aiment l'histoire vue de la stratégie..
Merci 😀
Love your videos.!
Thank you, Rick!
Essa batalha foi insana muitas das estratégias usadas nelas são estudadas até hoje 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
that is insane
Muy bien explicada la batalla y con buenos graficos.
Thank you!
Отличный ролик, жалко, что его не было, когда писали роман об этих событиях
simply unbelievable !
مبدع بحق .
Make a video about battle of Ankara
it's on my list. support the channel so I can create more videos !
Was Kadesh the only battle the Egyptians ever fought?? It seems like it's the only one we ever hear about.
Many battles with the Assyrians and Hittites, the most famous of which is the Battle of Megiddo. The Egyptians controlled the Levant and even the Anatolian Plateau for long centuries during the reign of Tuthmosis I and the entire Ramesside era.
هناك معارك كثيره جدا ابحثي عن المللك تحتمس الثالث لم يهزم خلال ٢٧ معركه حربيه
Another brilliantly created battle
Thanks!
Very nice work.
It is my opinion that many of the horses would have starved to death
in the average landscapes depicted.
Never mind starvation, thirst would have killed them first.
Спасибо-было интересно!
Thanks so much! Glad you found it interesting! 😊
many thanks for making this Video.
Can we have the battle of las navas de Tolosa 1212ad please?
How do you hide mouse cursor in Cinematic camera?
it's an option when you record your screen
Would love to know how to do the map animations.
can you make video about battle of thymbra it would pretty interesting to see 👀
😮 Una maravilla histórica.
Some graphitis of that time found in Canaan says: "Egyptians go home", and later in roman times, there are 100 equal graphiti depicting "Romane eunt domus"
Very good and informative I thoroughly enjoyed it
Glad to hear it!
Please do battle of magedo
When their are different God's involved nobody wins, just a fact of life..... I love you all my brothers and sisters
Excellent!
Many thanks!
Egyptian chariots had 2 people , driver and a warrior
Hittite chariots were bigger , heavier and typically 3 person crew. Driver , warrior and a shield bearer in the back
Still interesting video
Amazing logistical support assumed
When are you gonna do the Battle of Issus? You did Gaugemala and Granicus but not Issus?
The video didn’t do that well. Maybe in the future.
@@AdituLaudisMMXXI oh you did one but took it down? Man that’d be cool, also do Hydapses River and the Battle of Wild Fox Ridge too!
@@jabarhenv5933 no, I was referring to the Granicus one
Nice
Les images sont bonnes pour l'époque...
i would remake the scenes in this video with total war dynasties. better graphics and so many more battle animations and there are an array of mods that polish up the game for a great cinematics experience.
Why are the Hittite chariots manned by only one man?
Good question. Just the design of this game mode. I am sure there were more than one man on the chariots
@@AdituLaudisMMXXI Use Pharaoh Total War maybe? :)
@@navinkumarpk86 you think it will look better?
Felt better
بما انك طلبت التعليق فلك هذا.... لم تتحدث عن المعاهده... معاهدات سلام بين رمسيس الثاني وماؤ طو (وتعني ذائع الصيت الثاني انا اعتقد ان هناك مغالطات معتمده في الاحداث التاريخيه... اولها انه لم يحدث بين الطرفين صراع بهذه المده والطول وعندما اقتنع الطرفان انه لا غالب ولا مغلوب عقدة اول معاهدت سلام بين الامبراطوريتين وهي من سبعين بند موجوده في المتحف المصري.. طلب فيها رمسيس من ملك الحثيين السلاح الذي حارب به الحوثيون... فاجابه ان لا يملك الحق في ذلك وسلاحه الفردي هو ما يمكنه التصرف به وقد اهداه الى رمسيس كما زوجه اخته الى رمسيس الثاني... القصة بقيه
히타이트는 당대 초강대국 이었고 오스만제국의 자랑 이기도 했습니다.
1200년대의 작은 오스만은 히타이트의 영광을 재현하기를 원했습니다.
그리고 실제로 동로마를 멸망시키고 초강대국으로 성장했습니다.
카데시전투의 승부를 놓고 터키인들과 이집트인들은 현대에도 앙금이 있습니다.
The Hittites had a significant influence, and their legacy has been remembered and admired throughout history.
@AdituLaudisMMXXI 맞다
Османы не знали о хеттах ничего!!! Хеттская ивилизацция была открыта уже после падения Османской Империи
Османы-турки-завоеватели -не имеют ничего общего в языковом и культурном отношении с древними народами Анатолии.
@@DEMETRA1978 맞다.
터키극우 들도 문제다.
what a sham... never saw something that bad. Greetings from Germany.
greetings, and sorry for the disapointment
The only problem with this is showing only one person in beach chariot, you couldn't drive a chariot and fire a bow or fight a enemy warrior at the same time
SHAME PEOPLE CANNOT LIVE IN PEACE EVEN BACK THEN. SO MUCH COULD HAVE BEEN OFFERED. EVEN TODAY NO PEACE ONLY WAR AND THE WEAPONS ARE MUCH MORE LETHAL.
Stupid bot
Probably that war marks unfortunately the beginning of large scale stupidity among humans. When this kind of wars come up during lessons, we never discuss how stupid they were; instead we are forced into the glorification of the battle.
I heard this battle was basically a draw. We're the Hittites a Steppe Yamnahya culture ?
Yep, you're right! The Battle of Kadesh ended without a clear winner. And nope, the Hittites weren’t Yamnaya folks. They were more of the Anatolian variety. History sure is a melting pot, isn't it?
@@AdituLaudisMMXXI So the Hittites were the Anatolian farmer types from the fertile Cresent that spread into western Europe probably 4000 BC ? History is a fascinating puzzle. Without DNA, and carbon dating, we'd be reading a book not understanding the language
@@AdituLaudisMMXXI Aditul, I like you're enthusium. What would be interesting and educational would be some sort of 3 way graphics showing 1. land maps with ice retreat and sea level rise, #2Timeliness of course, $3 assumed migration and hapalongs. YOUR graphic skills could make this different starting at the end of ice age
I love armies that build a wall to fight outside 😂
good
The story was told right, but there are issues with the animation. Hittite Chariots had 4 wheels. Both sides had more than one man on them. You cannot drive a chariot and fire a bow at the same time. Egyptians did not usually charge into the enemy ranks but fired and wheeled around and kept that up. There were no Greek chariots in the battle has shown the Hittites using in the animation.
Other than that, good story telling.
How about the siege of Troy? 1200 BC.
interesting idea :)
Depiction of Hittite chariots totally wrong. Tbey ere manned by a crew of 3 and totally devastated the Egyptian chariots
Ok , muito bom
놀라운 사실은 이 당시의 이집트는 이미 2000년의 역사를 가진 고대제국 이었다는 것입니다.
람세스2세와 지금 유튜브를 감상하는 우리들의 격차만큼
람세스2세와 고대이집트의 차이가 비슷하다.
페르시아인 들과 그리스인 로마인들이 이집트를 보고 놀랄만 했다.
It's incredible to think about the vast history Egypt had even back then.
맞다@@AdituLaudisMMXXI
So your not using "Total War: Pharaoh" for this content?
Nope
@@AdituLaudisMMXXI c'mon at least use that game for this at least.
I thnk its combat synchronisation & animation has been already updated
@@samym1694 i will give it a shot later thanks
The title is misleading. It is the largest battle involving chariots, not the largest battle.
3:03 one of his feat is off his chariot
Notes: Ramses II wanted to regain the territory of Egypt to get back to its former glory. The Hittites didn't like this so they made their own army to counter the Egyptians, who were headed towards their land. Two captured Hittite spies lied to the army and told them the Hittites were really far away, so the Eyptians set up camp. Then, they were surprised attacked, and Egypt was caught off guard. So basically, the Egyptian army ended up being broken apart by the Hittite army, and Ramses was even said to have been all alone with no troops around him to defend him. Despite this, he somehow made it through the thick of the counter-army, making it back to his troops. Then, the Hittities assumed they had won the war, and began looting the encampments. While they were doing this, pharaoh and his army caught THEM off guard and defeated them.
Rameses actually fought in the battle with the troops, He is the same ramses as from the story of moses from the bible, (Include whether this was before or after), and the weapons used include wooden and metal shields, horses, chariots, swords, armor.
Your words are correct, except for the part related to the Pharaoh of Moses. This is a myth from the Abrahamic religions. There is not a single archaeological evidence for it. On the contrary, when you compare the Torah and what you say about all the kings of Egypt, you will not find any correspondence at all, neither in dates nor in characteristics.
Actually, Moses and his generation lived @ 1450 BC, and the claim of Ramses II as the Pharoah he opposed is a creation of modern scholars who reject the Bilbe date for the Exodus and place it 200 years later.
Do you think bronze age apply on civilization like egypt 🇪🇬
I CARRI DEGLI ITTITI NON ERANO LEGGERI DA CORSA, TOTALMENTE DIVERSI, ERANO TORRI SEMOVENTI CONTENEVANO 15/20 PERSONE, TUTTO DIVERSO, combattevano a piedi👋
Had no idea
World's 1st superpower authority is challenged by the World's 2nd superpower the Anatolian Hattite Empire
Привет. Скажите пожалуйста, насколько крупной была война пяти царей с участием Авраама?
Хочется узнать, армии с какой численностью участвовали в ней.
Библия гласит, Авраам встуил в эту войну, чтобы освободить племянника Лота, но кроме личной драмы, это ещё и историческое событие.
Прошу осветите это.
The war of the five kings was significant, involving multiple armies. The exact sizes are debated, but it was indeed a notable event in both biblical and historical contexts.
Hmm... Sekä egyptiläiset että heettiläiset ovat tummapintaisia? Olivatko todella?
لا المصريين يختلفون بأشياء كثيره
아시아 전쟁사도 만들어줘
중국의 삼국지 같은걸 부탁한다
Es una batalla en que realmente Ramsés II perdió , actualmente se sabe, cuando Ramsés II de pronto se vio que casi se quedaba sin soldados , solicito la Paz , le fue aceptado , previo a volver a Egipto, empezó a hacer campaña de que había ganado la batalla , consiguió engañar a sus compatriotas , entrando a la capital de Egipto fue bien recibido.
Ramses II faced significant losses and sought peace. He later promoted the battle as a victory to maintain his image back in Egypt.
@@AdituLaudisMMXXI Es un Faraón fanfarrón le gustaba arrogarse obras ajenas , con solo poner su nombre , es famoso por contar con millares de concubinas en las cuales tuvo Miles de hijos , es por eso que vive eternamente, sus descendientes actuales le rendieron homenajes y hasta creo que el Dr. Hawas es descendiente de Ramsés II.
Déjà la guerre dans cette région
At the head of the hittite worriors there was Hattishili. Muwattalli was the emperor and stayed in Hattusa.
Thanks for the historical insight. Yes, Muwatalli II remained in Hattusa while Hattusili III led the forces.
So a Hittite victory then...makes sense, you leave the field of battle you lose the right to declare a victory.
لم تخسر مصر الحرب
The Egyptians had their a--es handed to them.
wow😊
Glad you liked it!
Visir is in spanish language: "veedor or espía encubierto"...
The afterlife in the Hittite mythology is a mess.
Ozymandias the king of show offs
Did the Egyptians really come outside of their palisades to fight? Why not stay behind the palisades and use them as cover? Why even bother having palisades if you're not going to use them?
Good point. Using palisades for defense would seem more logical, but strategies varied. I would think it would be very hard for soldiers to form up within the camp and some may have formed outside
伝説のリーグ（戦い）
I doubt any archaeologists can prove Moses and exodus were untrue. It is very difficult to prove a negative.
can't say much about the accuracy of the game used....Hittite chariots would carry three soldiers, not 1.
All this with stone, flint, copper, tin and guts.
청동자체가 귀한 시절인데 저렇게 정밀한 마차를 만들었는데 왜 지금은 후진국일까?
저정도 기술을 가졌다고 하기에는 유럽의 발전이 너무 더딘데
로마시절에 저정도 기술력이면 천년전에 전차도 충분히 가능했어야 했지.
It's fascinating how advanced some ancient technologies were. History's progression isn't always linear, and various factors influenced the technological development over the centuries.
This one's called Rama Lama Ding Dong so Hittite 🤪
In fact Ramses lost this battle, although he claimed otherwise. Kadesh remained in Hittite hands!
رمسيس لم يخسر المعركه
Yeah
If story Moses existed, considering army of Pharaoh Ramesses II, why he pursued Moses by himself. Instead he better asked the medium army to chase Moses. Finally Egyptologist explained the story of Moses in Ancient Egypt was fiction.
so many questions
Yeah there no denying it's doesn't match up but the pharaoh of exodus was never specifically named, with pretty much the only reason Ramesses the Great is chosen because he's famous. Not to mention a lot of the biblical chronology, (as much as can be trusted) indicates story is set closer in the 18th dynasty not his 19th.
@@mbourne3538 no but most adaptations make Ramesses the pharaoh in the tale.
NOT SURE LOTS OF WHOLES IN THE BIBLE. LIKE TO BELIEVE ITS TRUE .UNDERSTAND YOUR THOUGHTS .
SO MUCH LIFE LOST BECAUSE PEOPLE CAN NEVER LIVE IN PEACE NO MATTER WHAT AGE. LITTLE DIFFERENT NOW … NOW THE HUMAN RACE CAN DISAPPEAR. I KNOW THE ELITES THINK THEY ARE ABOVE THE NORMAL PEOPLE BUT THEY ARE WRONG.
It was not a stalemate.. the Egyptian won the battle of Kadesh against the Hittites.
@@dennisbrock1435 No, there was no winner in this battle.
No Egypt won
Foa no esta en español
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Wow, thanks for the love! Glad to see you're as excited about history as I am! 🦅❤️