Mary of Burgundy | Mother of the Habsburg Dynasty [ENG SUBS]
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- Опубликовано: 5 сен 2024
- Show: Maximillian
Music: The Power of One by Secession Studios
I am fully expecting people to say "Actually, Juana of Castile was the mother of the Habsburgs" Idc
Edit: So this video blew up for some reason...Thank you people for all the kind comments! I’m also pretty happy that many people found out about this show through this video! My mission is fulfilled.
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She really had a hard life but at least she had a loving marriage, I read that when her husband died his heart was buried where she was buried and if that is not love I do not know what it is.
Huh? You mean his heart or her heart?
@@ROYAL_REBEL his heart. they were married for just 5 years and he will outlive her for almost four decades. he had instructions as to how his body should be treated after death. when he died in germany he had his heart cut out, brought back to bruges and buried in her mausoleum.
@@lem.006 So that was a typo I suppose
True he never found true love again after Mary. He had many mistresses but none could capture his heart as Mary did.
die Herzen der Habsburger Kaiser wurden in einer eigenen Gruft bestattet. Im "Herzgrüftl", Kaiser Maximilian ist in Wiener Neustadt geboren und bestattet
Did he have partners after her?
I’m so glad they brought their life to tv. So sad she died so young & tragically
I find her story heartbreaking.
@@katydidiy @~?£ing why?
Did he remarry?
@@unknown_.species Yes many times but he took mistresses and died of Syphilis. So...
@@unknown_.species Yes, not many times, but twice, but his 2nd marriage was by proxy, after which she was kidnapped and forced to marry the French king, so I really don't think it counts. He remarried for financial reasons, but Mary remained the love of his life. He'd have mistresses, but all the women meant nothing, he was very clear for the rest of his life that no one could replace Mary. He actually treated his wife the worst, because she technically did.
Her stepmother was from the English house of York, her step uncle's were Edward the fourth and Richard the third of England,her father wished to marry a English princess ( Anne sister of Edward and Richard) but the French king would not allow it, in the end he did marry a English princess ( his third wife) Anne's sister Margaret of York.
And Mary of Burgundy herself was the mother of Margaret of Austria and Philip the Handsome....and the grandmother of Charles V.
Who was her stepmother??
I can't find the original with the French and German. Is it still around??
@@skontheroad Margaret of York.
I am from Austria, born and raised in the home town of Maximilian. The Habsburgs have never won any important battle or war. even the fight for Vienna was won only thanks to their allies. but they were great at diplomacy, trade and marrying. there is a Latin saying "Bella gerant alii, tu felix Austria nube" which means others may win wars but you lucky Austria marry. the Habsburgs ruled the entire western world for 600 years and we are proud of that heritage in our country. almost nobody knows that the mighty Spain belonged to Austria while it ruled the world. The Netherlands with its trade also belonged to Austria, all achieved by marriage not war.
Dürnkrut, Göllheim, Sporenschlacht, Pavia, St. Quentin, Mühlberg, Weißer Berg, Nördlingen, St. Gotthard, 2nd Mohac, Zenta, Turin, Peterwardein, Piacenza, Aspern, Leipzig, Tolentino, Novara, Custozza.
That's interesting and curious...
On the other hand, the fact that the houses Trastamara and Habsburg married and were both ruled for one generation for their common heir, does not mean that Austria owned Spain, nor Spain owned Austria (though most people would say the latter).
In case you did not know, Joan the mad (who became queen but was used by her father, husband and latter on son who said that she was crazy in order to rule instead of her (fun fact, she survived them all, karma)) and the son of Maximiliam married and had Charles V of the Holy Roman Empire I of Spain.
He was born in Flanders (now in Belgium), but lived since he was 17, retired and died in Spain. When he became king he swore to basically become Spanish, therefore he spoke Spanish and French, but not a word of German.
Charles married a Portuguese princess, but was away from her for long periods of time because of his travels (it is difficult to keep everything together when you have so many lands) and he didn't wish the same fate on his son. For this and many other political interests, his brother borned and raised in Spain inherited the Holy Empire and his son the Spanish Empire.
It's quite funny to think that the brother borned in Belgium inherited Spain and became Spanish, and the brother borned ans raised in Spain to be the living image of his maternal grandfather became the heir to the Holy Empire.
Also, Charles's son, Philip, inherited the Spanish Empire from his dad and the Portuguese Empire from her mum's side and kept it together for 60 years, but still nobody will say that Spain owned Portugal nor viceversa because it's rude and there are weird political nationalist views attached
@@heythere4298 I guess Elke Albust didn't mean the word 'Austria' in today's meaning, since there was no Austrian nation back in the day, but in the meaning from medieval and early modern times, where it was the name of the Habsburg dynasty. For size, the Spanish back in the day referred to their royal house as 'Casa de Austria'.
You mean, Austria and Netherlands belonged to Spain. Let me remind you that Spain is an Empire (not a kingdom) formed by small kingdoms created by King Carlos. Including within current Spain itself, France, Belgium, Austria, Netherlands, North Africa and current Latinamerica. After his death was included The Philippines (the current Philippines).
Maybe you meant it in the means of bloodline which would be partially true.
@@magentacyan6086 I just assumed he was talking about the region Austria
occupies, and where he is from (a country that he is very proud of and has centered all his message around).
It is also safe to assume that whilst modern Austria was not even a thought, he talks about a Latin quote "Bella gerant alii, tu felix AUSTRIA nube", which means that Austria somehow exists.
However, talking from that perspective, it is true that Spain was ruled by "Casa de Austria" or "de los Austrias", and it is also true that the original royal household was split into two: Rulers of the Spanish Empire and newfound lands and rulers of the Holy Roman Empire, therefore, not the same Austria.
If anyone is interested, Starz has the version with the characters speaking their respective language (Mary French and Maximilian German)
*It seems hard to find that version on here.*
In starz have different name ?
@@panteraxxii3074
*No it is still called Maximilian.*
>Not Burgundian and Austro-Bavarian
I'll pass, thanks.
They spoke French? Wait Burgundians spoke French?
Her grandson, Charles V of the HRE and as King of Spain would ruled the world’s first global empire.
But her son was a bad man who basically stole his wife’s throne and deemed her as crazy:c
@@mariacerna7185
Fernand, his father in law, had him poisoned.
@@vcab6875 well there's no direct evidence for that but there's a possibility it's true given that Philip's an enemy and would take away what Ferdinand and Isabel worked for.
@@mariacerna7185 her daughter on the other hand is the complete opposite.
Technically i thought they used his death to say she was crazy, there was even a rumour she refused to have him harried and then with Ferdinand wanting his daughter’s throne and Charles v wanting it also... they may have conspired to keep her imprisoned for 40 years
The version that I watched had the characters speak their respective language (Mary French and Maximilian German). At first it was a little weird for them to have full conversations like that, but it worked for me even though I only understood the German parts only.
Could you please 🙏 tell me where you watched it? I've been looking for ages for this
@@garankebah2082 It has been a while so I don't really remember which channel it was on. All that I remember, it was on an American movie channel such as showtime, HBO, or Starz. One of these. I suspect it was Showtime. I'll have to check.
Edit: It was Starz and it's still on there.
@@garankebah2082 starz
If they only knew those languages would they not just converse in Latin? That was how Henry VII and Catherine of Aragon talked when Catherine did not know enough English.
I have also been looking for the original.... let me know if you find it!!
I’ve just watched Maximilian recently! Another great video, they always capture a lot of emotion and I really look forward to them
Thank you! I appreciate you always checking out my videos!
Where did you watch it?
Could you tell me the name of this show? I need to watch it, I'm impressed. Thanks in advance!
@@marinawp9158 I watched it on Lili1127 RUclips channel
@@cesarmurillo6192 Maximilian Das Spiel von Macht und Liebe
Just discovered this series and proceeded to marathon it in one day. Good stuff!
I'm so sad she died too young and too early. She was the love of his life! ❤
This was so beautifully done. A great view, especially after seeing the series.
have only watched these video's but seen enough to know it was an epic story with terrific acting and don't ususally watch subtitled shows. They were both in such a tough spot and came together to make a great marriage/family and started a great dynasty.
Finally, we`ve found this amazing show ♥ We`re going to watch it today, we`ll come back later, but as far as I`m concerned Mary and Maximilian's story is so alike to Jadwiga and Jogaila`s ♥ THIS IS AMAZING COINCIDENCE! Anyway.... we`ll tell you what we think ♥
If you loves Jadwila and Jogaila's story I reccomend you looking for the game Age of Empires 2 definitive edition. I don't know if you love computer games or strategical games but is a very funny game and correct with the real story.
@@cacomofono Thank! We heard about it ♥
WOW!! This is amazing! It would be a pleasure to see and find out more about German history ♥ We wish to watch this series here in Poland and for more viewers to watch our tv show about the Last Polish Kings from Piast Dynasty and then in season 3 the beginning of Jagiellonian dynasty with amazing JJ scenes ♥
Anyway.... THIS VIDEO IS WONDERFUL ♥
Thank you!
Where can I find this in the states? :)
This showed up on my recommended (good job, algorithm!) and sent me down a rabbit hole for this show!
OMG 😍 THIS SHOW IS AMAZING ❤ We've just finished watching ❤ Mary and Maximillian are so powerful couple 😉 We're so glad we found this series ❤
marie of burgundy & maximilian I so similar to mary of scots & francis II so much pain and tragedy if i didn't know better i'd say it's the same souls reincarnated but destined for tragedy time and again😢🥺... on a lighter note it's so refreshing watching Margaret of york and her relationship to marie is so different and healtthy, from this show she doesnt try to control marie for power and greed unlike the mother of eleizabeth woodville and elizabeth herserlf later with her daughter the york princess lizzie or marie de guise with mary of scots no matter how much they said they were doing whats best for their daughters they were in it for the POWER
For Mary, her role looked passive and comfortable from the outside, but I think it was a subtle role that she did really well. It was kind of good cop, bad cop (Max did more than the normal bad cop too - you can say he was both her Ferdinand and her Gonzalo). But many failed that good cop role (see the three sons of Catherine de Medici for example - another foreigner who easily became a target of nonsense propaganda. Henri IV said something about that.) You needed to gain real respect (she protected Max even in death - others' devotion towards her helped him; in his worst moments; later he told Philip that if he wanted to do something big politically, husband and wife needed to be one and the same - I think that reflects on his own relationship with Mary) and you needed to keep balance between factions. You needed to trust your bad cop and support him, but you could not allow yourself to be labelled a puppet ruler controlled by him (if the factions that he clashed with felt that they had no influence with you, they would spread that kind of rumours), and you needed to maintain your country's stature too. Last but not least you needed to calm down the disturbed emotions in your people (especially after a ruler like Charles the Bold).
Here in our Asian countries, it was usually between the king, the chief commander/a strong minister (country's champion in crisis) and factions of eunuchs/civil officials who worried about the champion's power. It was pretty much the same - only the rate of failure was higher and many times such a champion was killed before he could save the country/dynasty and at other times, he claimed the throne for himself after deposing the king (because there was no bond of marriage, sex, children, common long-term interest etc between the king and the commander/minister, it was harder to develop longterm mutual dependation and unity between followers of both sides). It was catch 22 for the king. You would not gain the reputation as a doer (any big political move would make you look partial in a deeply divided court/country) and that made you gain the reputation of a puppet if you behaved too mildly. The champion assumed too many functions and that made you looked even more powerless. You trusted and favoured one side and the other side started troubles, rumours, even assassinations. For the champion, he was in a fragile situation too because he did not have the "natural rights". His followers would sometimes pressure him to claim the throne himself, because they worried that after everything ended, they would not get the rewards they deserved and the jealous king would betray them. In East Asia that usually meant the termination of whole clans etc.
This looks amazing, I am so sad I had not seen this previously.
I`ve watched a spanish serie called "Isabel" that show Philip already as a grow men and in the series he was pictured as an horrible man in general mainly to his wife that was the daughter of Isabel de Castilla and Fernando de Aragon (the cristian kings). He died young and his son became the first king of spain and emperor of the Sacro Roman Empire after his grandfather death.
I have watched that too. Although some stories from "Isabel" were inaccurate it is undeniable that Philip was an asshole to Juana. His sister Margaret of Austria was far more better.
That last ride. They are so happy.
For someone who has ridden her entire life, and had horses, and loves history (AND speaks German AND French having gone to Uni in Paris and near München), it is really hard to watch!
This was beautiful
Her mum was everything to her
Step-mom. Her step-mom was the sister of Edward IV of England. But yes, they seemed to generally get along and care about each other.
Well her own mother died pretty early. The only annoying part regarding her step-mother is incessantly claiming the Throne of England for the Yorks.
This is amazing 💜 Great job!!!
Thank you! I like your videos as well!
@@GalicianGranddaughter666 Thank you very much! ❤️
That was a GREAT show. 😊❤️👍
This Summer I'm Reading "Gli Asburgo" author Adam Wandruszka edit by Dall'Oglio (I'm Italian), and Just tomorrow I was Reading about the Great Massimiliano I.
It's very interesting the story of all dinasty.
This show Is for german public...sigh...
The Habsburg dynasty has existed hundreds of years before this woman.
yes, but they started their rise to extreme wealth and prominence exactly at this time when Maximillian married her
@@GalicianGranddaughter666 This definition answers to Joanna of Castile.
@@peterpetrov4809 They gained Spain through Johanna which you could argue is the bigger fish but they gained Burgundy with Mary and that gave them a lot of wealth
@@GalicianGranddaughter666 Still can't compare with Spain and the colonial empire.
This is wonderful! Would you ever want to a video of Mary and her stepmother Margaret? I love happy stepfamilies :)
I’m afraid I’m finishing my last Habsburg video for a while. I get tired of working on the same show and lose any excitement I had. I’m so ready to move on to the French monarchy. Sorry 😞
Whoever thinks that Max did a bad job/was brutal in the Low Countries needs to realize certain things. It was not a normal political marriage - normal political marriages mean alliances between political forces. When Ferdinand married Isabella, it was Aragon that married the Castillian side that supported her. Max basically brought himself and some close friends (He mostly relied on Burgundian supporters), anyway. Basically he could count on himself and the support of Mary (he forever thanked her for that - among other things). He was also an ambitious ruler who not only wanted to defend Mary and her inheritance. He wanted to replace the old elite with more efficient and loyal people. Yet it looked like he and Mary had a very real chances to make it work out peacefully before her death.
For centuries the other side (those who lost their privileges when Max finished with them in 1493) spread stories like it was others who built up the Burgundian forces and won the Guinegate while all Max did was delaying his generals' success, Max had mental defects (yes! They tried to make a male Juana out of him when he was imprisoned in Bruges. Too bad Friedrich III did not "cooperate", unlike Ferdinand. Later, Max tried to save Juana. He said that that was just depression (and not being mad) - he knew too well), Max tried to suppress the middle class etc.
Modern historians like Haemers (he does not love Max - he thinks Max was too warlike and did not love the Low Countries and just cared about Habsburg's "Hausmacht") digs up old documents up and it was the total reverse. Certainly, Max did not fight all the French alone. But it would be hard to find a leader who worked harder at the leader's job (maybe, a bit too enthusiastic for his own sake). That happened when you were alone in a foreign country. When the ruler who was your patron (in this case she was also your wife) died, big factions could turn on you really quick and even the good things you actually did could be given to others.
Olivier de la Marche said that Max the idealist died in the Low Countries. I think there was still a bit of that in him later. At times.
Let's compare him with Ferdinand, again. When Ferdinand came to rescue Castille and Juana from the famine, he made sure that it had reached the climax, that he came at the right time and everyone gave him the maximum credit. It was a bit cold but an experienced move and from the Aragonese point of view, perhaps their king did the right thing (they provided him with the resources).
Max tried to protect the Low Countries with his (Austrian) resources from Charles of Guelders, who was not crazy to the point trying to threat his seat in Austria at all. It was mainly for Philip (again, an intelligent politician), who sat still, maintained stability and a good economic relationship with France for his realm, while waiting until Guelders become weakened enough to deal a decisive blow. Philip did it for his country, it was good. But the "ally" could swallow it, because that was his father. Meanwhile, Dutch humanists like Erasmus spread all kinds of nonsense about Max (that he conspired with Charles of Guelders to destroy a natural peace), although the Estates did not repay Max for his effort at all.
Had Max kept a cool head, he would've left a faction of German/Austrian advisors/representives when he broke the rebels' resistance in 1493, and tried to influence Philip's education as much as possible (instead of letting "the national party"/pro-French advisors gain influence over Philip). He would've let Guelders cause damage a bit, to provide the incentive for reaction against them. He should have done all of that. When he commanded Henry VIII's army at the second Guinegate, again, it was mainly for Charles. Nobody paid him for it. Yes, it was his grandchild, his daughter, his dynasty. But many would not have been that generous. Also, a local historian (French side, near contemporary) recorded that when he led the attack personally, he acted really ferociously.
He could have come to the Low Countries, talked directly to Erasmus and the other humanists and done all the PR moves that he usually did in Germany/Austria (and his charm tended to work great on the intellectuals). But he did not. The time in the Low Countries damaged him emotionally.
In a way, it was a lost opportunity for both. Philip, too, like Mary, died young right at the moment things could've gone really well, personally and politically.
That you for posting this splendid video, with such archetypes and role models young ladies of our present day: beautiful, intelligent, strong, modest, moral, courageous, righteous, fruitful, feminine women.
😊
@@GalicianGranddaughter666 Did you assemble this pictoral summary of the movie, that it is ideally guided and expressed by the music?
Nice to stumble across. Off to find this show!
Fans gotta find a shipping name for Mary of Burgundy and Maximilian of Austria now😂
Maximary?
Marian
@@saschamayer4050 Makes the most sense to me lol
Marillian?
ooh marymilian?
Very nice series
I love Habsburg family 😍
Fun facts :Mary was the mother in law of queen Juana of Castile and Aragon. Mary was related to the house of York thought her stepmother
Wow thank you for this, definitely gonna watch this!!
In shows like these once someone is happy they die or someone they love dies.
WHY
Well in this case it's historically accurate. But yeah...
1. Accidents. Falling off a horse during a Hunt, similar to Christopher Reeve I believe.
2. Medicine was a bit @~?£ then.
3. Love is not a cure in a literal sense.
Maximilian was not much of a champion. After Mary's death, Maximilian gave up Burgundian territory to France and agreed to marry his daughter to the future Charles VIII. Further, the French managed to break up Maximilian's (unconsummated) marriage to Anne of Brittany in favor of their king, Charles, while simultaneously leaving Maximilian and Mary's daughter Margaret abandoned at the alter.
Without Maximilian there would be no Belgium or Luxembourg today
@National Socialism You know there was no idea of greater germany back then, and burgundy wasn't german, but french.
@National Socialism that's such a nonsense. I am from Austria and Maximilian married his children very successfully and so he gained Spain including its new American colonies and Hungary for the austrian empire. his grandson Charles V was the most powerful ruler of his time. the Habsburgs never won wars but they still ruled the western world till Napoleon and the Eastern part of Europe till 1918. and Germany did not exist till Bismarck created it by force and black mailing.
@National Socialism please read history books. there was no Germany to unite and he was already the emperor of the holy Roman empire. he expanded the power of his family and that very successfully. her death was a personal tragedy to him but in politics she had no say. but from your nickname I understand why you love the idea of a great German empire. in Austria people ideolizing the Nazis are put in jail.
@National Socialism Burgundians were French though. Burgundy was a realm given from a French king to his brother that he wouldn’t try claiming the throne, also the rulers of burgundy were a branch of the house of de Valois. Also Dutch was never German I once also thought by the logic that Dutch must stand for German. But I’ve found out that Diets(old Name for Dutch) and Deutsch are related to a old Germanic word for people. So basically Deutsch and Dutch(diets) are just words for language of the people. Also France became a nation state very early and they were much more centralized than the mess that was the HRE, which lead to them dominating politics in Western Europe.
She could probably be a loving mother-in-law to Juana if she didn't die young and Philip wouldn't be the manipulative jerk that he is. At least Charles V wasn't like his father.
You do not know how family worked up there. Ummm...fair he was that. Charles did most of the imprisoning mate. He was a remarkable man and worked hard but he did that.
@@johnnotrealname8168 and Charles son philippe 2 was even worse. Suppressed the protestants and brutally colonized americas
@@thepretorian5292 The first one was a good thing and the latter is true but he did try to ameliorate their state.
I wish someone would make a movie of Vladimir the Great of Russia and his wife, sister to the emperor in Constantinople.
Cool video! Wish there were English subtitles though.
Thank you! I am currently adding them! They will be available sometime later today.
@@GalicianGranddaughter666 Oh awesome! Thanks!!! May I ask what tv show or movie this is?
@@re_animatedabby6791 Sure! It's a German miniseries called Maximillian (2017)
@@GalicianGranddaughter666 thanks will check it out!
Just added the subtitles if you still want to watch.
I adore READING
Amazing! A History Buff Thanks you ~
não sei pq apareceu pra mim mas eu amei
What film ir TV serie is this please? The Habsburg reigned my country and I would like to know more about them.
It’s a German series called Maximilian
@@GalicianGranddaughter666 thank youuuu! 😊
@@GalicianGranddaughter666 jesus. it is obviously not a German series but an Austrian one.
@@lizvlx Well, it is an Austrian German CO production.
Wow .. I cryed
What a great love story
Juana was not the mother of all Habsburg, but the mother of those who ruled the first global empire.
Not everyone onces to read subtitles bravo bravo bravo good film directing & production
The majority of decent shows I watch anymore are subtitled. The trick I've found is to match the correct language with language the actors are really speaking from the list and use the English subtitles though. There can be variations of Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Israeli, Yiddish etc. Don't listen to a foreign show with characters speaking in English. It will ruin it. lol
La vera grande madre resa giustizia. Era ora, lei era una carolinga dimenticata!
Not to be rude but aren’t these the guys with the jaw
haha yep (but she wasn't of their bloodline, she married a Habsburg) and I don't think there was much interbreeding in this generation. It starts a bit later
@@GalicianGranddaughter666 i believe this covers the events that turned the habsburgs from relatively obscure barons and landholders to players on the international political stage with some weight to their name. Intermarriage between family branches was a practice used later to keep lands, and eventually titles, within the family.
it was her descendants from the spanish line.
@@baekry3876 Maximilian was heir to Frederick III. of the Holy Roman Empire. top notch ranking IMHO
no. that is the spanish habsburgs, the Austrian habsburgs never had the jaw thing going.
Une des mariages organisées rares ou le couple est devenu trestres heureux
I've seen Charles II of Spain.....that ain't nothing to brag about!
It's called the pinnacle of incest and just marry your cousin until you break the sims
@@heythere4298 *Uncle/Niece not Cousin though that does not particularly help.
Ich liebe hapsburg
Where can I find this full movie? :)
Habsburg = Austrian Royal Family ??
So I’m not a historian and I don’t know much about their origins but from what I googled I got that they are also called House of Austria. They got their name from the Habsburg castle in Switzerland.
in those years it was Holy Roman Empire and Austria was a part of it. Austria was theirs alone as dukes of austria; german king and holy roman emperor by acclamation.
Thanks for clearing that up!
Depending on the century. Rudolf I was the first Habsburg, who gained Austria. It then belonged to Czech king Přemysl Otakar II, who gained it through his first wife. I won't go into too much detail, but there was this ceremony when new rulers ascended the throne. His feudal lords would give him symbols of their lands and he'd return them as a sign he again lends the land as his predecessor did. But in this case, Rudolf kept the symbols of Austria and Styria and only returned what would be later called the Czech Crownlands. As Přemysl just lost a war, he couldn't do anything. And thus Habsburgs gained Austria, which they would be later connected to, but it wasn't their original home.
I like the series...but it's all german, she would have spoken French and Diets (old Dutch)...Even Louis Neuf, is speaking krautz...
There is a French version. I think she is originally speaking French, I just wasn’t able to find the show in French to download it…
@@GalicianGranddaughter666 Yes, thought so lip sync is off, some actors are from Belgium and the Netherlands. I forgot the germs never use subs, too many cannot read...
☆ 🍁 I'm Canada and now im going to be desperately searching for this show. If anyone is aaare please let me know 🙏
still looking for it? i have it
Make a vídeo about Messalina please
I will make a video about Claudio-Julian women in the future and include her. I've just got so many projects planned and like no time to finish anything
Good!
Where can i watch the whole series?
I think Hulu, Starz or Amazon Prime
What show is this?
Maximilian (2017)
What is the musical score please .
Название фильма по-русски?
Where can you even find this
ZDF
It's available on Starz and Amazon prime in the US
@@GalicianGranddaughter666 Or Hulu with the Starz option.
She was Burgundian? I would say Flemish. Born in Brussels and died in Bruges.
What's the name of this drama?? Can you guys please tell me..!
this video was from the german version, Maximilian das spiel von macht und liebe
in english, just Maximilian
in amazon, Maximilian et Marie de Bourgogne
¿Pueden decirme si se trata de una serie o película?, si tal es el caso, cuál es su nombre. 🙏
Borgoña, serie en Cosmo.
Nice show. Just too bad there was no footages of the last battle. The ending is surprising for the ones who suck at history.
I was very disappointed with lack of the battle as well
Can’t find Carlos Rey nor Isobel. They have dvd but without eng subtitles
Yeah I was lucky to find it in Russian. I have no idea if it’s available in English
@@GalicianGranddaughter666 you mean both series? Interesting. Were they known in Russia?
What language is this, its beautiful
It sounds like this if spoken normally, not yelled as in US TV and movies. :)
@@petrameyer1121 No the dubbing was horrendous. SOUND MIXING REST OF EUROPE!!!
German?
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What is this video from? Where can I watch it in full?
I’ve just cut some scenes from a German show called Maximilian. It should be available on Stars, Hulu and Amazon Prime
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Where can i find this series?
Hulu, Starz or Amazon Prime
María de Borgoña
What is the title of this film?
Show called Maximillian
Where can I find this show for free?
I think Amazon Prime?
Who did she kill?
I would say it's weird to make a show about a royal family known for their incest and inbred but then again we do have 'Game of Thrones'.
I think that’s the problem. The only thing they are known for is their jaw and inbreeding and there are more things besides that... There are plenty of useless shows out there. At least this one teaches history.
I beg your pardon but the whole incest thing was already there before the Habsburgs got to reign over Spain with Charles V. 😊 Have you seen into some of the marriages of the House of Trastámara? Some of them were also very close related.
To marry cousins was also not so much a Habsburg thing but a whole nobility or Medieval up to the 1800s thing (to marry your cousin).
Even today it is not forbidden (at least in Germany) but not much wanted anymore.
The nobility did it to keep the wealth in the family. The later Habsburgs did it because they thought they were wayyyyy above the normal nobility. If you look up how Franz Ferdinand's wife was treated after both got shot in Sarajevo, you can see that while he got the full states burial stuff, she was treated badly because she was not considered his equal.
So the whole incest thing is not so much Habsburgian. There it is just very visible.
Victoria and Albert of England were also first cousins for example.
The genepool of the great houses of Europe is very intermingled. That is the reason that it is good that nowadays "fresh blood" is coming in. 😉
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They were just famous for it between people, who don't know much about history, but they were no worse than other royal families. The thing is that before more or less this marriage, Europe consisted of more states that most people remember from history, but then many ruling houses died in their male lines, rich heiresses married other rulers and kingdoms were expanding, but there were less ruling houses. Habsburgs used to be a little house without much land and with little to no power. That's why Rudolf I was elected as the Roman emperor, because the other's were afraid of king Přemysl's power and preferred weaker Rudolf. That helped him to gain Austria and by marriages, Habsburgs eventually ruled more than half of the Europe. That leaves little room for other royal houses. And once there were Protestant rulers, there was also the issue that Protestant royals could pick only the Protestant brides and Catholic rulers the Catholic brides. Eventually, no rulers had much choice, there were only few for every European prince.
Not to mention, this was practiced by nobility and merchants since Middle Ages too. Basicly by anyone having any property. Marrying a cousin was a practical way how to keep the money and business in the family. Except laws set by the Catholic church were much more strict about who is considered a relative. The families had to pay to get an exception, so...
What is the song used?
The power of one by Succession Studios
Mary should speak french or german?
french of course, the historical Maria was not fluent in german. btw Max was also not fluent in french, so they wrote each other letters in latin; a language both learned.
She speaks german in the show
@@mariannebar2910 only by localization, Christa Théret (actress) was not fluent enough.
@@rivenoak no I mean she speaks German in the show, because it's a German Show, also The Real Maria used to speak french most of the time in Realife I think
@@mariannebar2910 yes yes :) the historical Maria was not knowledgable enough in german. or just not when she started writing and meeting with Maximilian.
Where can I watch this series?
Starz or Amazon Prime I think
А что за фильм можно название
Сериал: Максимилиан
Must have been before the Habsburgs all started marrying their aunts and nieces and first cousins and became three eyed trolls. Lol
wait, were they really speak german back then? afaik, even the german nobles speak french when it comes to diplomacy.
French was the Lingua Franca (language of agreements) before English was.
it was produced for german tv
@@manuelcalderon5863 English only became a Lingua Franca in the 20th Century. Franz Joseph spoke French at the Marriage of Kaiser Karl and Kaiserin Zita.
English?
why is this show so hard to find????? like wtf
I think it's available on Starz and Amazon Prime
Wait what language is this
German
@@catyhell724 thx
Español por favor
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What show is this
It's called Maximillian
my ancestor
Maximillian and Maria defaated by king louis XI louis win
do you have problems with English? Maria and Max won the War of the Burgundian Succession
@@ProtomanButCallMeBlues mary death maximillian lost burgundy treaty arras louis take burgundy
Ich dachte unsere Vorfahren und Königshäuser waren alle schwarz gewesen?
Whats the series called
Maximillian
She died because of falling from a horse? Damn silly ._.
Her back was broken in the process of falling of the horse. She lay in pain for weeks before dieing from the injuries.
At that time, simple injury could be deadly let alone falling from a horse (they road also could be have rough surface etc). Even fever can kill you at that time, learn more about history please
Mary of Burgundy was certainly not the mother f the Habsburgs. She had zero Habsburg blood. She was the daughter of the Duke of Burgundy Charles the Bold who was outsmarted by Louis XI who made him killed by the swiss. She married a Habsburg because LouiXI king of France stole all the Burgundians possessions near the French kingdom and was about to steal her low countries territories. Her marriage caused the two centuries feud between the Habsburgs and France. Louis XIII defeated the Habsburgs.
No one said she had Habsburg blood. She gave birth to Habsburgs.
Mary gave birth to Habsburgs, simple as that. And the common incestual marriages started after that generation. I will not say Louis XI stole "Burgundian possessions near the French kingdom" when Burgundy (the old proper Duchy) is set to revert to the French crown if there is no male heir. Louis was just trying to confiscate what at the time are rightful French possessions. Burgundy is a French male fiefdom after all. The Low Countries are a different matter. Mary tried to retain the new Burgundian territories by marrying someone who can go to war with France. I think it turned out fine for her, the richest parts fell on Habsburg hands. And the Austrian Habsburgs outlasted the French monarchy. In the end technically no one won but Belgium and the Netherlands would be part of France today if not for this marriage.
mss incest
Obrzydliwie mocny, arogancki głos niemiecku. Na jej miejscu bym się wkurzyła. Nigdy w życiu Niemcy z tym obrzydliwym językiem. Im więcej słucham, tym bardziej nie znoszę. Ohydnie brzmi. pomijając całe zło... Niemiecki to paskudny język brzmieniowo