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Something is wrong here. At 10:37 it mentions the Indian elephants were thought to be larger and stronger than the African elephants. This isnt consistent with fact. Indian elephants are much smaller than African Elephants. However African elephants are much more wild and uncontrollable. African elephants were therefor not preferred in battle.

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Old but its good.

17:45 Upon further research, this Hooker quote is of dubious legitimacy.

3:33 "The family of al bayt" is a false translation of "Ahl al bayt" : the people of the house. meaning the family of the prophet (saws).

Clontarf did not end Vikings in Ireland they still ruled Dublin Wexford Waterford and Limerick 150 years later when Norman's arrived in 1169 they were first to oppose and fight the Norman's at Baginbun and Waterford after Irish Chieftain Macmurrough had invited Norman's to invade Ireland

They even renamed Jaffa, Tel Aviv.

The Huns are still sticking it to the rulers. In Hungary, god bless them.

The empires that tried and failed to take Morocco. Carthage, Malinese, Portuguese, Ottoman. Those who succeeded. Roman, Arab, Spanish, French.

The title should be “is this the battle that saved mankind “ Is very obvious with each passing day.

Basil II is the eptiome of a true monarch, strong, brave, clever, resilient, dominant and visionary. He was so invested into expanding and prospering Byzantine empire that he couldn't marry and leave a male heir to his otherwise amazing feats of achievements...

at 4:04 it should say Sultan Murad III not Murad I who lived almost 2 centuries ago.

My Husband is the descendant of Harold 'hardrada" KING of Norway, Roman Varangian Guard, Leader of the Roman Army in Turkey, Kidnapper of the Byzantine Princess, Brother of St. Olaf (King) of Norway, Descendant of the ancient "Giant" Kings who came from Finland on his mothers side. Scourge of the North and the great-grandson of the last man who held the NORSE VIKR RAVEN TOTEM OF WAR Rest In Peace Harald" Hardrada" Siggurdson III

If I was ever a general during war time, I can loose a battle.

What a turn of events, wow

Antiochus III was not the wisest general to say the least.

Khalid bin Alwaleed. The Greatest Military Mind Of All Time❤

Some dates of note: 632 Mohammed dies, Muslim expansionism begins 634-636 conquer Byzantine-Christian Syria 635 conquer Byzantine-Christian Jerusalem 641-642 conquer Christian Egypt 647 conquer Christian Tunisia 652 conquer Christian Sicily 654 attack Christian Crete 674 besiege Constantinople (in Anatolia - modern day Turkey) 682 conquer Morocco 7th century - East African slave trade begins (Muslims enslave and traffic Africans, finally ended by the British Empire in 1918 following the defeat of the Muslim Ottoman Empire which sided with Germany in world war 1 and declared jihad on the West) 711 conquer Christian Spain (which they continued to colonise and occupy parts of until finally expelled in la Reconquista of 1492) 720s/730s - attack the Pyrenees, including Christian Switzerland and Christian France (up to Tours) 846 - attack Rome 1095- First crusade to retake holy land The popular understanding of The Crusades in the West is that they involved barbaric, violent Christians invading the peaceful and enlightened Islamic world. Films like Kingdom of Heaven and Mankind: The Story of Us reinforce this narrative. But the truth is the reality of the Crusades is much, much different. In fact, it's the polar opposite. In this video Bob of Speaker's Corner explains why The Crusades were not only morally justified, but were also a historic achievement

King Abdul Malik literally saved Morocco 🇲🇦 and North Africa from a crusade that involved occupying their land, eliminating their language, culture, history, and religion Islam and spreading Catholicism as they did in the Philippines and America latino What a hero❤️‍🔥!!!

The Battle of Badr- The First Battle of Islam- Muslims defeated the MAKKAH in this battle (03 May 2024)

The great truth about Muhammad. Regards. (03 May 2024)

As always, always fantastic narration. Factual, dramatic (not overbearing), engaging. Brilliant channel, I never tire of its range.

It’s becoming a rather common belief that this battle never actually occurred as zero evidence had ever been found to back it up , except a few Roman exaggerations in history .

A Great video as always ! Thanks HistoryMarche!

Why did they cut the girls nose off? Sometimes it's hard to root for these people haha

Some alternative WHAT IF style would have been interesting..situation where Seleucid kindom survived...would be crushed by Roman? Indians later...??

I pray I never have to follow a leader as inept as Sigismund.

Harold Rex God bless him, Best king of England.

This channel is so amazing. Thank you for these video. Maritime Republics and indeed the Renaissance period are so fascinating and underrepresented in popular media.

Damn my dude was FARMING in that bridge until that camping scrub sniped his ass.

Did French knights ever do anything slightly intelligent or useful in history? Seems they just shout “for honour!!” and charge into spikes and spears

What an embarrassing loss

Shame about the flip in perspective but what an amazing video

If I remember right, he survived the wound long enough to (win) the ensuing battle?

Hold on so yr telling me that the ayyubids didn’t really won third crusade?

He knew he could take the city, but could never hold it either as most of his forces would immediately go home.

BYZANCE DON T UNDERSTAND WHY ARABS ATTACK CONSTANTINOPLE?WHY ?ALSO IT S THE GHASSANIDS ARABIC CHRISTIANS THAT BETRAYAL THE ROMANS AND FIGHT WITH THE MUSLIMS AT YARMUK..