How Poland Finally CRUSHED the Mongols - DOCUMENTARY

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  • Опубликовано: 3 окт 2022
  • 1287, the Mongolian Golden Horde launches a major campaign against the Kingdom of Poland. This would be the third time a Mongol army invaded the country; the Poles knew well that they were facing a formidable opponent. Commanded by two capable and experienced military leaders - Nogai Khan and Talabuga Khan, the Golden Horde’s army divided and entered Poland via two attack points. For many of the Poles, they had little option but to hole up within the country’s fortresses. However, one nobleman, Duke Leszek the Black, would muster an army and confront the Golden Horde head on. Meanwhile, he would appeal to his neighbor, the King of Hungary for help. Hungary would respond, and soon, a coalition Polish-Hungarian force would stand against the Mongols, bolstered by the courageous Hungarian commander George of Sóvár.
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    Written, edited, and narrated by: J Stephen Roberts
    Animations by: Denys Rodionov
    Game footage: Medieval Kingdoms Total War 1212 for Attila
    Sources:
    -Chambers, James - The Devil's Horsemen: The Mongol Invasion of Europe, (Castle Books, 2003)
    -Jackson, Peter - The Mongols and the West: 1221-1410, (Routledge, 2005)
    -Kosztolnyik, Z.J. - Hungary in the 13th Century, (East European Monographs, 1996)
    -Krakowski, Stanisław - Polska w walce z najazdami tatarskimi w XIII wieku, (1956)
    -Pow, Lindsay Stephen - Thesis: Deep Ditches and Well-built Walls: A Reappraisal of the Mongol Withdrawal from Europe in 1242, (University of Calgary, 2012)
    -Witold Sarnecki, David Nicolle - Medieval Polish Armies 966-1500, (Osprey, 2009)
    #Mongols #Poland #MedievalHistory

Комментарии • 618

  • @RealCrusadesHistory
    @RealCrusadesHistory  Год назад +61

    Watch our documentary on the Battle of Ain Jalut, 1260: Mongols vs Mamluks: ruclips.net/video/s5QQaQw0uQw/видео.html
    Get my book on the Crusades: www.amazon.com/Why-Does-Heathen-Rage-Crusades/dp/152395762X

    • @mowgly72
      @mowgly72 Год назад

      Lllllll

    • @buddyrojek9417
      @buddyrojek9417 Год назад +1

      I now understand why Poles have disdain for Western Ukrainian people (Ruthenians ) a long memory of betrayal

    • @denisoko8494
      @denisoko8494 Год назад +2

      Golden Hord was a turk country! Why? They speak the turk language, not mongolian one!

    • @viaceslavmikhailovich9825
      @viaceslavmikhailovich9825 Год назад

      Stop repeating this nonsense over and over again. Mongolians had neither their own state, nor their own army until 20th century. What is now the capital of Mongolia Ulan Bator, until 20th century was a small town on the trade route from China to Russia. Neither Russia, nor China ever had any problems with Mongols.

    • @viaceslavmikhailovich9825
      @viaceslavmikhailovich9825 Год назад

      Many centuries the town which is called now Ulan Bator was guarded by a small garrison of Russian Cossacks. Sometimes it was captured by Chinese hunhuzes but there are no records whatsoever that Russians had ever any problems with Mongols or Buryats. You should understand that Tatars are Europeans.

  • @browarlwowek7350
    @browarlwowek7350 Год назад +656

    When the war broke out, our brewery in Lwówek had already existed for 79 years. We exist to this day and we are the oldest brewery in Poland from 1209.

    • @cathulhu3772
      @cathulhu3772 Год назад +2

      Kopsnij browa warszawiakowi, zamiast się chwalić.

    • @browarlwowek7350
      @browarlwowek7350 Год назад +15

      @@cathulhu3772 podaj adres :)

    • @mfountai69
      @mfountai69 Год назад +33

      I'm going to get my passport and fly over there and get me some beer!

    • @MaroMarenio
      @MaroMarenio Год назад +13

      Excellent beer 🍻

    • @luisromanlegionaire
      @luisromanlegionaire Год назад +32

      Maybe that is why the Mongols attacked, they were looking for free drinks

  • @KonradTamas
    @KonradTamas Год назад +972

    Much Love to my Polish Brothers and Sisters from Hungary !!

    • @pawe7564
      @pawe7564 Год назад +57

      Love You too from Poland :)

    • @JesusMagicPanties
      @JesusMagicPanties Год назад +1

      F....k Kaczyński! F....k Orban!

    • @arturkarpinski164
      @arturkarpinski164 Год назад +55

      Love you too. Our countries shared a border for 800 years. March 23 is Hungarian Polish Friendship Day

    • @lechiglicki4411
      @lechiglicki4411 Год назад +20

      Dziękuję. Bożego Błogosławieństwa Ci życzę, i powodzenia Bracie!!!!!! :)

    • @pavelpiasecki1054
      @pavelpiasecki1054 Год назад +21

      Fuq polityc, brothers 4ever HungaryAndPoland

  • @Maral31
    @Maral31 Год назад +239

    We love Poland and polish people, greetings from Mongolia 🇲🇳

    • @secondaryfront
      @secondaryfront 10 месяцев назад +54

      we love you too, but please, don't invade us in the future :P

    • @Sarmaticus
      @Sarmaticus 9 месяцев назад +28

      Thanks man. Mongolia is also a very cool country with a very interesting history.

    • @bruceyung70
      @bruceyung70 9 месяцев назад

      Please don’t invade Korea in the near future also.

    • @robertwisniewski2029
      @robertwisniewski2029 8 месяцев назад +13

      I don't know much about modern mongolia except that this country has great heavy metal music. And that wonderful ancient throat singing that gives you goosebumps

    • @dudebro91-fn7rz
      @dudebro91-fn7rz 2 месяца назад +3

      ​​@@robertwisniewski2029 lol werd.. Mongolian metal is 🔥

  • @feliks8945
    @feliks8945 Год назад +131

    One more time Poland, with the help of Hungary, once again saved and spared the blood of the Western Europe and saved the European civilization.

    • @ericb5059
      @ericb5059 8 месяцев назад +22

      They seemingly remain the only Europeans who still value Western Civ.

    • @ShiningForce07
      @ShiningForce07 6 месяцев назад +9

      @@ericb5059 Well they Westerners gave us Trianon in exchange and took us 2/3 of our country and people and gave to our neighbours.

    • @overlord165
      @overlord165 3 месяца назад +4

      Of course our Polish brothers circumvent us, the Croats.

    • @dcpack
      @dcpack 3 месяца назад +2

      And currently the west is hoping that they remain steadfast.

    • @pakkslac133
      @pakkslac133 11 дней назад

      With our Magyar brothers.☮️💟🤝✊🇵🇱🇭🇺

  • @lilliedoubleyou3865
    @lilliedoubleyou3865 Год назад +279

    0:40: it’s like the real life version of “Gondor calls for aid!” Love the history of alliances between Poland & Hungary!

    • @TomKot-ve9ut
      @TomKot-ve9ut Год назад +13

      Porównanie jak najbardziej na miejscu . Usarzy to wojownicy konni rodem z Węgier . Polska husaria to rozwinięcie tej formacji w wydaniu Rzeczypospolitej obojga narodów. Przez 200 lat niepokonani.

    • @bartoszdenkiewicz5930
      @bartoszdenkiewicz5930 Год назад +11

      The best part we fought against each other quite a number of times in middleages, yet we could also aid each other in future. From more recent history, I will never forget honor of Pal Teleki, he will be always remembered in Poland.

    • @TheSoqu
      @TheSoqu 8 месяцев назад

      ​@@TomKot-ve9utdo Węgier przywędrowali z Serbii potem do Polski

    • @ShiningForce07
      @ShiningForce07 6 месяцев назад

      @@bartoszdenkiewicz5930 He was murdered by Gestapo because opposed to use the Royal Hungarian Army to invade Yugoslavia alongside Germany (not because Serbs were angels with Hungarian minority however they werent)

    • @zvata2017
      @zvata2017 6 месяцев назад +1

      @@TheSoqu The original hussars were created by the Kingdom of Hungary, but back then they were still heavy cavalry, not light cavalry. They were trained in the Black Army against the Turkish Sipahis. The black army started as a mercenary army, but then it became a regular army. The Serbs used them later, but by then they were already light cavalry.

  • @brianfuller757
    @brianfuller757 Год назад +778

    Let's appreciate the military history of Poland. Thanks for this video. The Poles and Hungarians learned. The Horde was not invincible.

    • @meleardil
      @meleardil Год назад +1

      Hungarian here... Very few western european knows the history: Eastern and Central europe held back for 500 years invasion after invasion, meanwhile western europe used the opportunity to figh with each other, and than conquer other countries on other continents, just to mock US after that how poor we are.
      Western europe does not deserve simpathy, because they have never given us any.

    • @ikballalli5539
      @ikballalli5539 Год назад +10

      By that time the Mongols were a shadow of their former selves

    • @sirrathersplendid4825
      @sirrathersplendid4825 Год назад +64

      @@ikballalli5539 - Only in terms of numbers. The core of Mongol troops were just as dangerous as before. The major difference was that the Europeans now knew how to fight them.

    • @Userius1
      @Userius1 Год назад +30

      @@ikballalli5539 Their former selves, when their "distant glory" didn't even start until the 1200's. They faded in the same century they started LMFAO that's just sad.

    • @dasboot5903
      @dasboot5903 Год назад +2

      @@sirrathersplendid4825 Amen.

  • @_Uncle_Ruckus
    @_Uncle_Ruckus 7 месяцев назад +34

    As an American of Polish Hungarian descent. I served in the U.S Army Cavalry. We still use red and white cavalry flags as a tribute to Polish Cavalry.

    • @DavidDundaff-eg4xn
      @DavidDundaff-eg4xn 3 месяца назад +6

      I am a third generation Polish-American.
      I am proud of my heritage, and I thank my Hungarian brothers.

  • @shylockwesker5530
    @shylockwesker5530 Год назад +102

    Hungary and Poland have been joint at the hip for a millenium. Some of our best kings came from Hungary.

    • @aetelioss8316
      @aetelioss8316 Год назад +20

      Let's not forget that many hungarian kings had polish mothers aswell.

  • @josephjude1290
    @josephjude1290 Год назад +365

    Thanks for posting this. So little history of Poland is known on YT.

    • @pamczech5984
      @pamczech5984 Год назад +16

      There's a video on RUclips about Pulaski who fought for Poland then came to the USA and fought here for us

    • @robertmosher7418
      @robertmosher7418 Год назад +16

      Poland has just recently, in the terms of recorded history, regained their own sovereignty. When Gernmany and the Soviets divided Poland up and subsequent Soviet occupation they had only had their country back for a short period. Poland had been in the mix of powerful countries for centuries but ended up being partitioned between Russia, Prussia and Austria long ago.
      When a country is taken over like that they tend to have the history stolen, like their lands and freedom. Not unlike my country when European settlers came over and wiped out the Anerican natives living here with disease not native to the Americas and through the wars which ended in the conquest of the continent. Just like when my people, the Lakota, vanquished those living in the Black Hills, our history was lost just as we had stolen their lands, enslaved their women and children and killed their men, we took their history.
      Just as some of our history remains, there is much history remaining from Poland.
      Not as much as the history that has been lost.

    • @lukkka7435
      @lukkka7435 Год назад +6

      Type in yt : animated history of Poland. You wont regret.

    • @walterweiss7124
      @walterweiss7124 Год назад

      there are several in Polish but mostly without subs

    • @dareckinietfu6796
      @dareckinietfu6796 Год назад

      Odpowiedz,pokaż prawdę o banderowcach, ukraincach z którzy mordowali Polaków na Wołyniu 1942 /45 . Mam nadzieję że autor to przeczyta.

  • @a.a.a.theonemate9454
    @a.a.a.theonemate9454 Год назад +175

    Magyar, lengyel - két jó barát, együtt issza sörét, borát. / Węgier, Polak - dwóch dobrych przyjaciół, pijących razem piwo i wino. Much love from Hungary

    • @bartekgorszy4715
      @bartekgorszy4715 Год назад +18

      Polish version is exactly "Polak, Wągier, dwa bratanki, i do szabli, i do szklanki."

    • @adrianklink52
      @adrianklink52 Год назад +4

      May God bless & protect you & your family!✝️🙏Niech Bóg chroni i błogosławi Ciebie i Twoją rodzine!✝️🙏

    • @marceldessault2901
      @marceldessault2901 Год назад

      @marek sommers pamiętaj tylko, że Węgier nie zawsze znaczy: Madziar, w dawnej w Polszy rozróżniano te pojęcia

    • @tytusandronikus461
      @tytusandronikus461 2 месяца назад

      Razem jesteśmy silniejsi 🇵🇱♥️🇭🇺 przyjaciół poznaje się w biedzie.

  • @cmonman85
    @cmonman85 Год назад +64

    “Never fight the same enemy too often or you will teach him everything you know of war.” - Napoleon Bonaparte

  • @kpwlek
    @kpwlek Год назад +311

    Poland was invaded 44 times... By Mongols Germans Russians Sweds etc etc etc... and we are still here :D

    • @madryckireal
      @madryckireal Год назад +22

      🇵🇱

    • @pakkslac133
      @pakkslac133 Год назад +4

      ☮️❤️⚔️✊

    • @hanzocloud
      @hanzocloud Год назад +20

      Great nations do not need to invade anyone

    • @austin33785
      @austin33785 Год назад +39

      Poor Poland its so flat and easy to invade. Good people and good culture. Sad history.

    • @luisromanlegionaire
      @luisromanlegionaire Год назад +1

      So is the rest of Europe

  • @markbeep3469
    @markbeep3469 Год назад +156

    Polak Wegier dwa bratanki, is an old saying in Poland, and for a good reason, brothers for almost 1000 years, that says a lot.

    • @arturhashmi6281
      @arturhashmi6281 Год назад +9

      literally "Pole, Hungarian dude - two bros"

    • @gladnottohelpukraine
      @gladnottohelpukraine Год назад +10

      @@arturhashmi6281 actually this is not full version.
      Polak-Wegier dwa bratanki
      I do szabli i do szklanki.
      Meaning: Poles and Hungarians are like one family in battles as well as in drinking.🇭🇺 ❤️🇵🇱

    • @wsp2000
      @wsp2000 Год назад

      Well... hungarians sure liked the guy with little mustache who was "very good" for Poland.

    • @jesieniar
      @jesieniar Год назад +3

      That old saying is no longer valid after Hungarian support for moscals

    • @allaris_the_one
      @allaris_the_one Год назад +4

      @@jesieniar The government probably has a lot of shady deals with Putin, but a lot of the population supports Ukraine. There as civilian movements here that collects donations to support the Ukrainian army and the people.

  • @kbilsky
    @kbilsky Год назад +118

    Few months ago, I made a discovery of unknown, small castle/fortification on top of one of the hills near Łagów. Characteristics of that fortification was typical to XII-XIII century. But that is not all - I manage to find a mongol-type arrowhead, inside remains of walls of that castle, wich also can be dated to around XIII century. Clearly, that fortification was besieged or at least Mongols tried to took it by force. Ofcourse, I submitted my discoveries to local archeologist responsible for that area. He confirmed my assumptions about age of that castle remains and arrowhead, and now I am proud to be official doscoverer of previously unknown castle remains :)

    • @RealCrusadesHistory
      @RealCrusadesHistory  Год назад +14

      Outstanding news. Do you have photos?

    • @kbilsky
      @kbilsky Год назад +12

      @@RealCrusadesHistory Ofcourse yes :)

    • @kbilsky
      @kbilsky Год назад +10

      @@RealCrusadesHistory I send pictures via PM in your Facebook page :)

    • @ceglastymonster7799
      @ceglastymonster7799 Год назад +6

      ​@@kbilsky mógłbyś podesłać nazwę tego zamku, chciałbym poczytać więcej na ten temat, takie odkrycie to chyba często się nie zdarza:) gratulacje

    • @wejustsawmanfly
      @wejustsawmanfly 11 месяцев назад +3

      ​@@kbilsky ależ niesamowita historia ! Mógłbyś powiedzieć gdzie ten zamek się znajduje?

  • @invisiblehandofadamsmith
    @invisiblehandofadamsmith Год назад +97

    Wow i love poland and poles went to krakow last month absolutely amazing city

    • @pakkslac133
      @pakkslac133 Год назад +5

      Poles and Hungary close respectful neighbors for a thousand years. ☮️❤️⚔️🤝

  • @vorgotheon9227
    @vorgotheon9227 Год назад +63

    The Mongol invasion of Poland is seldom covered to any relevant extent and this documentary was excellent on describing the conflict and stories of Leszek and Nogai. Thank you.

  • @Galzag
    @Galzag Год назад +83

    Great documentary, My Lord! Greetings from Poland :)

  • @mohammedsaysrashid3587
    @mohammedsaysrashid3587 Год назад +102

    Informative video about Mongol Golden hord defeated by Polish & Hungarian coalition campaigns...thanks for sharing

    • @user-cg2tw8pw7j
      @user-cg2tw8pw7j 10 месяцев назад

      ههههههههههههههههه ههههههههههههههههه المغول انتصر اساسا😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

  • @NPC13377
    @NPC13377 Год назад +59

    You must not fight too often with one enemy, or you will teach him all your art of war
    -Napoleon Bonaparte

  • @aragornii507
    @aragornii507 Год назад +313

    Poland the savior of Christendom various times!

    • @brozjoszip6401
      @brozjoszip6401 Год назад +17

      Your comment neglects the fact that Hungary was the last obstacle between the mongol hordes /and Ottoman Empire and Western Europe.

    • @eduardorevolucionario4843
      @eduardorevolucionario4843 Год назад

      Byzantine defends Europe against the Muslims for 600 years

    • @kris8263
      @kris8263 Год назад +27

      It doesn't neglect that. Read what he said again. 'Various times' is not 'every time'. All the best I assume my Hungarian friend.

    • @grimnoob893
      @grimnoob893 Год назад +3

      @@brozjoszip6401 well, let's be honest. Hungaria fell against Mongols first time, and after Mohacs half of a nobility changed their faith as socks, even if it suppose to be an islam. From Mohacs, Hungaria would be definitely lost without Habsburgs.

    • @Szilvi79
      @Szilvi79 Год назад +9

      @@grimnoob893 "Hungaria would be definitely lost without Habsburgs"
      After that, they decided to finish what the Turkish started. They stayed for good and wanted everything. They didn't help, they just saw an opportunity to get the Kingdom. Everytime we tried to get rid of them they striked back. Even their language was a must to learn. If it would have depended on them we would speak German today.
      Their final "present" for us was that they dragged us into starting the first World War and look who took the greatest damage. Not them for sure.

  • @paulinalesniak875
    @paulinalesniak875 Год назад +23

    Always when i Heard about poland and hungary i wanna cry. We have amazing story. And one politic cant try distroyed 1000 years Of history what we builded with our hearts 👑
    Thank you for that material

    • @ShiningForce07
      @ShiningForce07 6 месяцев назад +1

      Well Paulina...Agreed, but:
      UkropSS opressed Hungarian minority for decades. This hasnt changed only got worse. And most Hungarians oppose this treatment of their own blood With Orban or without Orban!!
      "Fun" fact: Serbs, Rumanians, Ukraininans love to despise us Hungarians Mongols...

  • @rennor3498
    @rennor3498 Год назад +291

    Impressive that the Poles amanged to defeat an enemy despite the disadvantages of their terrain, for example considering most of their geography comprises of flat, arable land good for agriculture and horse pasture, it would be the ideal place for Mongols to utilize their horse riding tactics of hit and run to weaken and ram the Polish resistance.

    • @Sk0lzky
      @Sk0lzky Год назад +13

      If you read the treaty of that franciscan friar sent to mongolian heartland on how to defeat them it's exactly what you should do, as opposed to letting them split into smaller units and force your subjects into fortresses

    • @G_Signer
      @G_Signer Год назад +68

      most of Poland back then was forests, even today forests are more than 30% of teritory of Poland

    • @kosa9662
      @kosa9662 Год назад +38

      @@G_Signer yep, there is reason why last great European land mammals such as bisons or taurus( last one died in Poland during late middle-ages) survived for so long

    • @aburoach9268
      @aburoach9268 Год назад +12

      the element of speed and surprise of the Poles & Hungaryans and the Golden horde neglecting the incredible intel gathering and scouting capabilities of the earlier Mongol army played a role in that / Horse archers are deadly effective but only if they know where the enemy is and can them keep them at a distance, however sudden charges out of nowhere mean big trouble

    • @jarlwilliam9932
      @jarlwilliam9932 Год назад +11

      Horse Archers and hit and run tactics only work if the opposing force falls for them. If the opposing force holds rank, doesn’t chase after the horse archers, and keeps discipline them more likely than not they’d smash the Mongols.
      The Mongols nearly lost Mohi in 1242 when the Hungarians where completely unprepared for them.

  • @MiklosNemethSzabo
    @MiklosNemethSzabo Год назад +77

    In case someone doesn't understand the centuries-old Polish-Hungarian friendship. :)

    • @SEKSOWNY_MASAZYSTA
      @SEKSOWNY_MASAZYSTA Год назад +2

      There is no friendship when ur country support russians

    • @Micha-tg6is
      @Micha-tg6is Год назад +1

      Friendship yes, but supporting putin and Russia will never accepted in Poland. How could you do this after colonizing our countries 1945-1989 and Soviet intervention in Budapest in 1956? It’s a shame for me. Just only for oil and gas? No my friend from Hungary.

    • @nicku1
      @nicku1 Год назад +7

      @@Micha-tg6is That's YOUR opinion. Don't speak for Poland.

    • @Jan-eh7nf
      @Jan-eh7nf Год назад +7

      @@Micha-tg6is No to się dziecko zorientuj, co Ukraińcy robili Węgrom w przeszłości. To samo tyczy się Polaków i nie rozumiem tej miłości do Ukrainy, ona tak nas lubi jak Rosja.

    • @sandorharaszti4359
      @sandorharaszti4359 Год назад +1

      @@Micha-tg6isWe do not support any of them but we do not want to be played by empires. We did not have independent foreign policy for a century. Finally we have some and we just see only our interest. We need the russian gas and oil because we can not have it from somewhere else. this is that simple and we do not care what the two-colored europian leaders say. 80% of the world agree with us.

  • @madryckireal
    @madryckireal Год назад +58

    LEGENDARY POLISH POWER! 🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱

  • @patrykomania
    @patrykomania Год назад +67

    There's a popular saying about the traditional kinship, brotherhood, and camaraderie between Poles and Hungarians.
    Pole and Hungarian brothers be,
    good for fight and good for party.
    Both are valiant, both are lively,
    Upon them may God's blessings be.
    The saying's Polish text reads
    Polak, Węgier - dwa bratanki,
    i do szabli, i do szklanki,
    oba zuchy, oba żwawi,
    niech im Pan Bóg błogosławi.
    The full, two-couplet Hungarian version reads
    Lengyel, magyar - két jó barát,
    Együtt harcol s issza borát,
    Vitéz s bátor mindkettője,
    Áldás szálljon mindkettőre.

    • @arturhashmi6281
      @arturhashmi6281 Год назад +3

      "Pole and Hungarian brothers be,
      good for saber (fight) and good for glass (party)
      Both are valiant, both are lively,
      Upon them may God's blessings be."

  • @irydka22
    @irydka22 Год назад +54

    Jesteśmy dumni z naszych POLSKICH PRZODKÓW !!! WIARA I SIŁA CZYNIŁA CUDA !!!

    • @dareckinietfu6796
      @dareckinietfu6796 Год назад

      My oddawaliśmy krew za naszą ziemię ,a banderowcy z ukrainy dziś.... masakra ....

    • @ShesMongolianASMR
      @ShesMongolianASMR 11 месяцев назад

      😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

    • @ERH1453
      @ERH1453 11 месяцев назад

      Sursum Corda!

  • @jn1205
    @jn1205 8 месяцев назад +8

    Respect for a Pole from Argentina

  • @samistarii
    @samistarii Год назад +12

    Let's appreciate the Mongols walked through a large part of the planet but where stopped short by Poland entering Europe

    • @janusztracz5017
      @janusztracz5017 3 месяца назад

      Podobnie jak Turcy 1683 i Rosjanie 1920

  • @kilomile8722
    @kilomile8722 9 месяцев назад +13

    Bah for Poland Hungary is always a good choice for an ally :)

  • @MarcusBrutus-nu9yj
    @MarcusBrutus-nu9yj 5 месяцев назад +4

    Poland shall never die as long as a Pole is living

  • @KingCatsTube
    @KingCatsTube Год назад +72

    Interesting and informative video, Eastern Europe's history is really fascinating, unfortunately, it does not get the attention it deserves here in the West. I wonder if the contents of this video will be questioned and denied by certain other history channel (s)?

    • @ksodz1397
      @ksodz1397 Год назад +6

      Poland is not eastern europe

    • @theq6797
      @theq6797 Год назад +1

      @@ksodz1397 Dla zachodniej Europy jesteśmy wschodnią Europą nawet jak niektórzy tutaj zaklinają rzeczywistość. Dla nich wszystko co było pod panowaniem ZSRR jest wschodnią Europą. Dlatego też niektóre zachodnie kraje traktują nas jak kolonie podobne do tych afrykańskich. I podobnie jak w Afryce nasi oficjele (rząd, opozycja) są kupieni przez zachodnią Europę do służenia im. Dlatego nawet jak aktualnie rządzący coś tam płaczą to nigdy nie powiedzą, że różne europejskie trybunały to śmiech na sali i nie ma co uznawać ich.

    • @KingCatsTube
      @KingCatsTube Год назад +11

      @@ksodz1397 Ok, Central Europe.

    • @1ramyus
      @1ramyus Год назад

      Because the world's history is written only by anglo-franko-sakson historians.

    • @pawepioro2998
      @pawepioro2998 Год назад +11

      The G Man.
      That's true, west of Europe was protected from south and east... like in a mother's womb, from a lethal and real threats.
      So you ware "busy" to conquer the rest of the world though.
      That's why on the west, they didn't appreciate central and east history. Which is kinda sad, but in the same moment, can be understand

  • @martinhogg5337
    @martinhogg5337 Год назад +19

    Excellent video! Great to learn of these battles against the Mongols, thanks!

  • @cathulhu3772
    @cathulhu3772 Год назад +14

    A lot of love to my Hungarian bros and siss. Take care and be vigilant

  • @Mszaanisko
    @Mszaanisko Год назад +23

    Upvote for just mentioning the proper term for east-slavic people of that times, Ruthenians. Kudos

    • @RealCrusadesHistory
      @RealCrusadesHistory  Год назад +2

      Thanks!

    • @ukaszmuszynski9788
      @ukaszmuszynski9788 Год назад +1

      Well... It's still proper term for eastern slavic nations who do not consider them self as Russians. Ukrain thats the term from Old-Polish which meant at the border or at the edge of the world. Belarus means White Ruthenia.
      Many people don't understand that Ukraine and Belarus don't speak russian but they speak Ruthenian languages which r like Ukrainian mixed polish and russian 50%-50%
      Belarus they speak very similar language to russian but not the same.

    • @perunwszechmocny7248
      @perunwszechmocny7248 Год назад +1

      Cuz russians are slavicized ugrofines and mongols. Their language contains multiple post mongolian words also a lot german from Cathrine period.

  • @RemoteViewr1
    @RemoteViewr1 Год назад +56

    I am just so very ignorant of militaryhistoey. I had no idea the Mongols were as late as 1287 a major threat. Really enjoy your posts! Thanks a million😁

    • @terryhughes7349
      @terryhughes7349 Год назад +7

      That was really their peak in the west then they fractured with bickering and gave up moving west and went east before fading out.

    • @stayhungry1503
      @stayhungry1503 Год назад +16

      @@terryhughes7349 well in russia, which is part of europe, they were still dominating until 1500s

    • @sirrathersplendid4825
      @sirrathersplendid4825 Год назад +15

      The Mongols who remained in Europe gradually morphed into the Tatars, who remained a major threat well into the 1600s, and were only taken down toward the end of the 1700s.

    • @arturhashmi6281
      @arturhashmi6281 Год назад +9

      @@stayhungry1503 Do not forget that Crimean khanat, was liquidated in 18th century and even few years ago Tatars were still mayor culture in Crimea, until Putin came there to "rescue" everybody from "nazis".

    • @kpwlek
      @kpwlek Год назад +1

      if you are from America I would say you are forgiven, but if you are from Europe.. dude come on...

  • @MsciwojzPolska
    @MsciwojzPolska Год назад +94

    Great video, this particular Invasion isn't memorised in Poland, in history books only first devastaing invasion is described when Silesian prince Henry the Pious was slain and eeunification of Polish crown was stopped. I personally didn't knew about this successfull defence despite knowing history preety well.

    • @cliffhanger4945
      @cliffhanger4945 Год назад +12

      Fun fact: this one is mentioned in series of history/fantasy books "Odrodzone Krolestwo" written by Elzbieta Cherezinska

    • @Iron_ChargePL
      @Iron_ChargePL Год назад +1

      No to widać jak dość dobrze znasz historię

  • @spartan6992
    @spartan6992 Год назад +28

    So glad i found this channel. Well done on the title by the way. I could watch history all day. ❤️👍

  • @istvancsizmadia5975
    @istvancsizmadia5975 7 месяцев назад +5

    I do not know about the history education in Poland, but in Hungary just the lost battles at Muhi and Legnica are educated in 1241, not the second and third mongol invasion, when the mongols lost in both countries.

    • @starfox300
      @starfox300 9 дней назад

      yea, Hungary destroyed the Mongols, very strange how few people know about it

  • @aleksanderwierzejski1346
    @aleksanderwierzejski1346 Год назад +63

    Pronouncing Sandomierz in a correct way is an acheivement on its own.

    • @arturhashmi6281
      @arturhashmi6281 Год назад +8

      as well as Stary Sącz, I have to admit it's impressive

    • @aleksanderwierzejski1346
      @aleksanderwierzejski1346 Год назад +9

      @@arturhashmi6281 Do you know this joke? - czy można powiedzieć "Stary Sącz"? Można ale grzeczniej będzie "tato pij wolniej".

    • @arturhashmi6281
      @arturhashmi6281 Год назад +2

      @@aleksanderwierzejski1346 nie znałem zajebiste xddd

    • @walterweiss7124
      @walterweiss7124 Год назад

      yes, but it's situated on the western side of the Vistula ;)

  • @Griboslaw
    @Griboslaw Год назад +14

    Aaaand you have new subscriber from Poland. Great video and narration.

    • @RealCrusadesHistory
      @RealCrusadesHistory  Год назад

      Awesome, thank you! Great to see this video approved by a person who comes from the topical region.

    • @marcinhelinski9457
      @marcinhelinski9457 Год назад

      I follow this channel for many years - I were never disappointed. Czołem! :)

  • @wolnysarmata3922
    @wolnysarmata3922 Год назад +33

    Poles and Hungarians always brothers always

    • @bernie5951
      @bernie5951 Год назад

      No chance you Hungarians are traitors now you support Putler

  • @bohemiancasanova5538
    @bohemiancasanova5538 11 месяцев назад

    The music and narration is always extremely on point. Just amazing

  • @1483TBird
    @1483TBird 11 месяцев назад +8

    Born on the sword Baptised in fire. Forty to one being an underdog is the way to build strength Polska 🇵🇱

    • @user-cg2tw8pw7j
      @user-cg2tw8pw7j 10 месяцев назад

      Polish knights will shave the Mongols 😂😂😂😂😂😂

  • @adaminqubus
    @adaminqubus 8 месяцев назад +2

    Ironically, my ancestors who many times took part in armed clashes with the Polish army. After the fall of the Golden Horde and the Ottoman Empire, they settled in Poland 🇵🇱

  • @terryhughes7349
    @terryhughes7349 Год назад +8

    Good video! Concise and hit all the key points!

  • @lassejohannsen1402
    @lassejohannsen1402 Год назад +21

    i love to see Total War used to show actual historical events

  • @arturkarpinski164
    @arturkarpinski164 Год назад +11

    March 23 is Hungarian Polish Friendship Day

    • @bernie5951
      @bernie5951 Год назад

      Hungarians are traitors now they support Putler

  • @Thor-Orion
    @Thor-Orion 5 месяцев назад

    You have SUCH amazing content. I know I’ve told you this, but I am SO glad I found your channel. I recommend it highly to anyone with any interest in military history of the medieval period at all.

    • @RealCrusadesHistory
      @RealCrusadesHistory  5 месяцев назад +1

      Thanks very much my friend!

    • @Thor-Orion
      @Thor-Orion 5 месяцев назад

      @@RealCrusadesHistory you’re a credit and gift to all historians and laymen alike. Keep up the excellent work.

  • @jerushamaxwell281
    @jerushamaxwell281 Год назад +4

    Your narrative nails my attention, Mr. Roberts, and the animations are spectacular!

  • @CocuMagnifique
    @CocuMagnifique Год назад +5

    Wow. Kudos to the lector for reading Stary Sącz & other tricky names! Challenging as it was, you did a great job. If you ever need some pointers on Polish pronunciation, feel free to drop me a message :)

  • @piotrpietruszewski8367
    @piotrpietruszewski8367 Год назад +9

    Man, this material is awesome. Greetings grom Poland!

  • @simeonus1688
    @simeonus1688 Год назад +10

    Excited for this one 💪🏻

  • @franklordi2219
    @franklordi2219 Год назад +6

    Great stuff, please keep it up!

  • @frauleinhohenzollern8442
    @frauleinhohenzollern8442 Год назад +10

    I like that you're narrating this. It didn't feel the same with the other narrators.

  • @hanneswegener3295
    @hanneswegener3295 Год назад +36

    You need good riders to fight the Horde and the polish and the hungaryans have a great cavalry tradition. Very capable horsemen in every conflict!

    • @arturhashmi6281
      @arturhashmi6281 Год назад +7

      true, actually in 19th century most of if not all of European cavalry fought in polish and hungarian style

    • @starfox300
      @starfox300 9 месяцев назад

      The Mongols used hit and run strategies with horse archers. The East Europeans eventually learned to just wait until they come close and shoot crossbow bolts at the horses. Then they used heavy knight cavalry to finish them off when they were distressed

  • @janjachymiak9013
    @janjachymiak9013 Год назад +32

    🇵🇱⚔️🇭🇺

  • @TheLoyalOfficer
    @TheLoyalOfficer Год назад +15

    As always, great work!

    • @RealCrusadesHistory
      @RealCrusadesHistory  Год назад

      Thanks again! You truly are a Loyal Officer, my friend. You are definitely one of the first to be a part of the RCH community.

    • @TheLoyalOfficer
      @TheLoyalOfficer Год назад

      @@RealCrusadesHistory Great to see you still bringing forth quality presentations after 14+ years!

  • @piotreksawicki
    @piotreksawicki Год назад +10

    Kudos for the authors for getting polish pronounciation right, which is very difficult - respect! The name of polish prince Leszek actually sounds Leshek not Lezek, but apart from that - just wow, you managed to properly pronouce sounds which are usually close to impossible for english speakers.

    • @RealCrusadesHistory
      @RealCrusadesHistory  Год назад +3

      Thanks very much! I really tried to look up good pronunciation sources for all those place names.

  • @gladnottohelpukraine
    @gladnottohelpukraine Год назад +10

    Good Lord, I'm polish to the root and didn't know most of the details you presented in this program.
    Many thanks and God bless you mate.

  • @concernedliberal4453
    @concernedliberal4453 Год назад +9

    Imagine the humiliation of not only being defeated, but being defeated by a guy who couldn't even perform after drinking all that frog and snake juice!

  • @Brandazzo22
    @Brandazzo22 Год назад +3

    Thanks again Lord Robert!

  • @lorenzbroll0101
    @lorenzbroll0101 Месяц назад +2

    If you go to Kraków, they still have a trumpeter that plays everyday in the central plaza tower and suddenly breaks mid-alarm to commemorate events.

  • @95MAFS
    @95MAFS Год назад +1

    Interesting commentary. Many thanks!

  • @tr7b410
    @tr7b410 Год назад +11

    It must have really sucked living in these historic periods.The constant fear of invasion-starvation & pestilence was ever present.

  • @JoeSmith-sl9bq
    @JoeSmith-sl9bq 4 месяца назад

    This channel really blew up. Good job

  • @-RONNIE
    @-RONNIE Год назад +11

    Always appreciate the videos with such detail of the events. Thanks 👊🏻

  • @albaltic966
    @albaltic966 8 месяцев назад +3

    I think it went like this..
    Polak Węgier dwa bratanki.
    I do szabli i do szklanki.
    Free translation
    Pols and Hungry two Brothers.
    To the swords and to the cup(of wine).
    My Grandma told me that.

  • @dogers9922
    @dogers9922 Год назад +25

    Najlepsi :D POLAND

  • @woff1959
    @woff1959 Год назад +7

    Very good, thanks!

  • @thelastpopeyeschickensandw2227
    @thelastpopeyeschickensandw2227 Год назад +4

    God bless yourube recommendations.

  • @thesaints-7-andrew.
    @thesaints-7-andrew. Год назад +5

    Watching from Greece.hi everybody.

  • @chivalrousjack
    @chivalrousjack Год назад +6

    Great one.

  • @googleuser9009
    @googleuser9009 Год назад +1

    You guys make great videos

  • @starkilr101
    @starkilr101 Год назад +13

    I love these videos

  • @troydodson9641
    @troydodson9641 Год назад +25

    Lord Robert, an excellent video! Shadiversity once said that something that actually stopped the Mongol advance was castles. It's seemingly true, as those who survived the onslaught would learn.
    Regarding the learning, was there a significant increase in discipline among these regions or was it still as it was in the rest of Europe? Knights going without orders and infantry ready to break?
    How do Kings and Lords actually bring more people to these depopulated places?

    • @kamilszadkowski8864
      @kamilszadkowski8864 Год назад +15

      Knights going without orders and infantry ready to break weren't the standard anywhere in Europe.
      As for castles, Shad is actually wrong. Castles didn't stop the Mongols/Tatars. Not on its own. Fortified cities and castles were helpful but Tatars quickly learned to simply avoid sieges and unfavorable battles and just focus on quick raids, deep into enemy territory which were absolutely devastating.
      The only way to reliably stop Tatars was to deploy your own cavalry force capable of keeping up with the fast-moving horde and forcing it to battle. In the Kingdom of Poland, it eventually led to the creation of a standing army known as Obrona Potoczna (Mobile Defense).

    • @aburoach9268
      @aburoach9268 Год назад +3

      @@kamilszadkowski8864 True, if only Fortified cities and castles worked, Then China & Kwarezm would've never been conquered by the Mongols, let alone those Hashashin mountain fortresses

    • @ShiningForce07
      @ShiningForce07 6 месяцев назад +1

      Actually in those times most settlers were from Western Europe mainly present day Germany.

  • @chlopakzpolski
    @chlopakzpolski Год назад +6

    I am Polish , and first time hear of this battle, i'll check it out, thanks

    • @johntudek
      @johntudek Год назад

      Capital P in Polish!

    • @chlopakzpolski
      @chlopakzpolski Год назад

      @@johntudek in polish language adjectives start with small letter, like "german car" or "japanese couisine", in this case i am polish means i am Pole so it could be capital P (already fixed)

  • @bernardotorres4659
    @bernardotorres4659 Год назад +1

    The visuals were very good and the narration very good as well , with all of those Polish names correctly pronounced , besides .

  • @a.d.562
    @a.d.562 Год назад +32

    Respect for Mongolia from Poland 🇲🇳🐴❤️🦅🇵🇱

    • @Bringmeoneofthosechickens
      @Bringmeoneofthosechickens Год назад

      traitor! Do you know how many of your men they killed and women they raped?

    • @kamilrachwal0273
      @kamilrachwal0273 Год назад

      Głupek

    • @a.d.562
      @a.d.562 Год назад

      @@kamilrachwal0273 domyślam się

    • @a.d.562
      @a.d.562 Год назад

      @@kamilrachwal0273 co jest powodem twojej frustracji, którą nieudolnie próbujesz wyładować obrażając przypadkowe osoby? Mały penis, czy brak przyjaciół?

    • @alexs25867
      @alexs25867 Год назад

      Why? If it weren’t for the fact that their khan died during the first invasion, the poles would have been genocided.

  • @Fatherofheroesandheroines
    @Fatherofheroesandheroines Год назад +14

    This reminds me of Aetius against Atilla. Despite the Huns bring a powerhouse Aetius figured out their way of war and countered it. This is the same way with the Mongols. Though initially successful eventually the Mongols were figured out. Though they advanced somewhat the Mongols used the same playbook.

    • @lcplapiata5501
      @lcplapiata5501 Год назад +1

      Aetius was a beast, an the fact he had to unite with his old enemies to defeat an even bigger enemy is Hollywood gold. Crazy thing is these happened, it's just mind boggling.

    • @user-cg2tw8pw7j
      @user-cg2tw8pw7j 10 месяцев назад

      ​@@lcplapiata5501He was killed 😂😂

  • @MaroMarenio
    @MaroMarenio Год назад

    Thanks 👍

  • @rafpal9490
    @rafpal9490 Год назад

    Interesting video, thanks.

  • @doctorgamerstron6674
    @doctorgamerstron6674 Год назад +4

    It begins, I like how you use total war gameplay to make the video interesting.

  • @Epoch11
    @Epoch11 Месяц назад +1

    Impressed with your pronunciations buddy.

  • @dontbemad8894
    @dontbemad8894 Год назад

    Love your videos

  • @HistoriaenCeluloide
    @HistoriaenCeluloide Год назад +20

    I hope you talk soon about the Hussite Wars
    Even Joan of Arc threatened to go to war against the Hussites in a Cruzade 🧐

    • @themingwarrior6391
      @themingwarrior6391 Год назад

      One French Teenage Girl with the voices of the Supernatural vs an Entire Kingdom's Elected possesed by the Holy-Spirit.

    • @laistvan2
      @laistvan2 Год назад

      But she lost her support at the end.... I am curious who learned from who? Hussites from the 100 years war(English(supplying) forces used sometimes some kind of carriage fortress.

  • @Rider-lo9vt
    @Rider-lo9vt Год назад +5

    Amazing!

  • @x_mazda8235
    @x_mazda8235 Год назад

    NIce video! GJ

  • @malikshabazz2065
    @malikshabazz2065 Год назад +1

    this is great!

  • @markedly1013
    @markedly1013 Год назад

    Fascinating!

  • @GuudBaay
    @GuudBaay Год назад

    Thank you for taking the interest. Can you explain what is 'northern south' ?

  • @archanio7269
    @archanio7269 Год назад +10

    BÓG HONOR OJCZYZNA

  • @jarekdabrowski3162
    @jarekdabrowski3162 Год назад

    Great video

  • @radiozelaza
    @radiozelaza Год назад +3

    been to Stary Sącz this August. Not a trace of Mongols

  • @pjdabrowski
    @pjdabrowski Год назад +2

    Hi.
    very interesting stuff.
    Funyly, though I do have an interest in history, I did not know about it.
    Two things, though..
    1.
    The Kings name was not Lezek, but Leszek, (sz= sh, like in shame..)
    2. Principality on map should not be Turov and Finsk, but Turov and Pinsk
    regards
    Paweł

  • @dobber213
    @dobber213 4 дня назад

    I am grateful to learn of this history.

  • @Bojko1970
    @Bojko1970 Год назад +2

    Well. We still have some Mongols (called here Tatar) villages i N/E Poland. But settled there much later (in XVII century) by our Kings and used as additional warriors on Polish side ...

  • @longinzaczek5857
    @longinzaczek5857 Год назад +4

    In polish SZ i sound the same as SH in English, so Leszek (prinse) shoud be read as Leshek (or Lashak, because in English vovels are read shorter than in alphabet)

  • @reggieorabuena6242
    @reggieorabuena6242 8 месяцев назад

    Exellent show.

  • @olowrohek9540
    @olowrohek9540 Год назад +5

    Wel done plant more forest from local seeds
    Was wondering why all this horrible wars always happened on our territories
    Everything was destroyed and rebuilt many times last few hundred years