Battle of Xanthos, 42 BC âïž Rise of Caesar Augustus (Part 3) - Ancient history DOCUMENTARY
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đ© In Part 3 the war spreads to Anatolia, as Brutus and Cassius attempt to subdue Rhodes and Lycia. The events trigger the formation of the Second Triumvirate...
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đ© In Part 3 the war spreads to Anatolia, as Brutus and Cassius attempt to subdue Rhodes and Lycia. The events trigger the formation of the Second Triumvirate...
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Hannibal coming soon?? I havent seen one a long time. Hopefully its coming next.
Nice vid, I love watching battles unfold!
Yeah, if the Caesar was the muscles đȘ Octavianus was the brain đ§
Caesar was a genius dont get me wrong but the Octavian, his political skills were just on another level.
I try and imagine a 19 year old me or any teenager from today walking up to the Senate with the Praetorian Guard to seize control of an Empire. Blows my mind.
Well yeah the average life expectancy was much lower than it is now and life was hard work in every day things, kids back then had to grow up incredibly fast or die from many things
Now they're useless spoilt morons - completely different breed
I concur my friend its crazy and alexander the great was 23 when he conquered the world
Growing up in Rome was not like being a teenager now. Furthermore, circumstances make for speedier adulthood. The Praetorian guard was not as renowned at that time. Octavian was groomed as leader from an early age on.
@@gregorfurtenbach6893 Why not, what are 19 year olds doing now?
In those days, women were betrothed at age 6 and married off as early as 9. Same goes for kids.
Childhood was very, very short as was the average human lifespan.
Hoc Est Bellum is criminally underrated. Great video guys.
΀hank you very much HHYTTV!
@@hocestbellumchannel Very welcome.
@@hocestbellumchannel Vivala Roma
It's nice to know more about what happened in this particular civil war. It's also nice to know more about Brutus and Cassius outside of being Caesar's killers. Great video.
They make an appearence in Dante's Inferno.
@@BudMasta---Interesting. Thanks for telling me.
Amazing. This video improved my perception of Cassius and Brututus. I thought of them as incompetent and unimaginative commanders. Well done!
Roman politicians were not like modern politicians.
@@MrLoobu yes they were. Gross corruption, self-dealing, and total refusal to address problems while giving no more than lip service to representing the interests of the people
@@BoxStudioExecutive sounds like the average politician
@@BoxStudioExecutive That's today. Back then they had the responsibility to fight for people or they never became politicians, and if they kept failing we killed them.
As a commander Cassius was pretty competent, after the horrid disaster at Carrhae he led part of the remaining army back into roman territory and defended it for a while from further attacks from the Parthians, at that moment he was just a quaestor which was a relatively low rank in the political order, it was a show of determination and leadership under very trying circumstances. Now is important to mention he did not face the same great parthian general that was responsible of the victory at Carrhae but he still was facing a very superior force with very limited resources.
Oh holy and blessed gods of the algorithm. I offer these gifts and praise unto you to shine your blessings upon the channel
The part where you guys showed the battle is just a masterpiece!!! Keep up the great artwork!!
The Xanthians must really love their homeland.. great respect for their standoff
11:10 Cassius: I am absolutely against looting and will kill any man who loots, however, if they offer their wealth and assets freely at sword point then that's fair game" Such an honourable man... XD
THERE WILL BE ABSOLUTELY NO LOOTING UNTIL .... the leader has secured all this pesky money.
Honestly, i have never been disappointed by your guys work.
It is completely and utterly incomprehensible, how out of touch the late Republican Senate was in this time. The Romans had lived in fear of the Gauls for 3.5 centuries and Caesar conquered it {which to be perfectly clear, he did with methods that in modern terms would be considered genocide against the Senone tribe, which sacked Rome in early 4th century B.C.E.}.
His soldiers had not only marched on Rome, but fought (and won) a civil war for Caesar - against their fellow Romans. But Caesar was also their best general, on his way to fight a war with the Parthians, to retrieve the lost Aquilae (Eagle Standards) from Carrhae. And the Senate thought after they murdered the man who not only did that, but also stood the best chance of them regaining the honour. That the legions would turn *on Caesar's son* for the same people who had Caesar twice beaten in the Civil War and both times gave up an easy victory over Caesar because of the "Republican values", which literally cost all of them their lives.
You're old enough to know that Republicans will do anything to maintain the status quo.
This weekend we get CaesarâŠ.next week Hannibal continuation?!?! đđđ±đ±
Another great series continues
Thought this was a cruel April Fools joke... but HistoryMarche definitely just uploaded Part 3 đđ
April Fool's: the one day when people who aren't funny all year try to be funny- it's a tradition that needs to die in a fire
About time
I've read and watched a lot about the second Roman Civil War between the Populares and the Optimates, but I never heard anything about the Optimates' battles against Rhodes and Xantus until now. Thanks for shedding some light on a topic that doesn't get discussed often. Very good video.
The triumvirate of History channels on CZcams: HistoryMarche, Kings & Generals and Historia Civilis.
These three channels make my day every time I see an upload :)
epic history TV, BazBattles are crying right now
@@swordshield5592 Nah, they're good channels too :)
Surprisingly this video proves that Cassius and Brutus were brilliant generals and aren't given enough credits because of their bad reputation as one of Julius's killers
They were very competent...I wouldn't say brilliant
About the same level as Octavian and Anthony.
They can't have been that smart if they thought killing Julius Caesar was a good idea.
@@AKAZA-kq8jd you mean Agrippa? Octavian never whitessed a battle i his live he was alwas sick as soon as a battle came near
Cassius was the one who saved the roman legions after the carrhae disaster , brutus wasn't a military in the strict sense of term, by in the coming battle of philippi, he will beat octavian's legions and plunder his camp ......
Great as always! was wondering when part3 of this collab will drop
It amazes me that during these decades of civil war, there wasnt any notable attacks on Rome from outside kingdoms.
I guess Rome was just THAT scary in these times that other kingdoms didnt want to risk them unifying against an outside threat
yeah civil wars tend to increase army size massively, probably the worst possible time to attack them (unless you let them destroy eachother, which in the end did happen, albeit hunderds of years later)
At that time there werent many outside Kingdoms left
to the north the gallic tribe's were exterminated
to the south carthage didn't exist anymore
to the east the macedonia king was defeated and the greeks were quite happy under Rome instead of macedon Ă
Two of my favorite CZcamsrs working together, thatâs Perfection đ
Octavian has this adopted father's giant brass balls if nothing else. This kid is either a genius, the luckiest man on earth or both.
All great generals need a hefty dose of luck
another excellent HM video. you rock!!!
The narrator has a glorious voice.
this channel needs a lot more funding so they can make us a movie or something or doc with actors
Love these collaborations, Hocâs animation is fantastic! Donât worry HM your animation rocks too :)! but I donât know what it is about these hoc est HM videos, they just work so well! Beautiful job to both of you! Thank you very much for the great quality videos, love to watch whenever Iâm not working!
Thanks for the video, great job
That was fun. Thank you.
I watched part one and two, but I had to watch them again just to make sure i could fully appreciate part three!
This is great work HistoryMarche!!! Thank you!
Thanks for a fantastic series! â â â
Very nice video as always
Mark Anthony and Octavian dividing the empire into East and West before it was cool
Great work, vidéo and history
Keep up the great work
It seems Brutus was more competent as a military commanders than I had previously assumed.
Keep up the great work man , I love you look everything into detail , from Small less known battles to facts about the characters , amazing
Great job done on this video. I love it!
The final looming battle was just days away..and so was the next video đ€
Excellent video, as always!
Great video, ancient Rome is one of my favorite series.
Thanks for the video
I'm loving this series... Again!!
great channel. thankyou for your work.
9:25 I feel like you left out something very important. The proscriptions were themselves a compromise between the three Triumvirs. Each of them had to give up someone they cared about very much to prove their loyalty to the others. Octavian, who considered Cicero like an Uncle to him, gave him up.
I study history in school and we were asked at what point we believed the Republic couldn't be saved, I gave this moment as mine.
The only people they "gave up" were people they could gain from their deaths.
Great video!
Incredible video as always. Although Augustus certainly showed who was the true heir of Caesar, I'm just here...anxious of a certain Agrippa to make his appearance.
we all are waiting
Always love your videos đ
I honestly didn't even know about the siege of Rhodes and Xanthus. Thank you guys for illuminating this part of the civil war. You guys definitely did a better job than Historia Civilis I'm highlighting key events and battles here. Thank you to Hoc Est Bellum for the help in creating these videos.
Excellent .
Great content. But let's get back to Hannibal please đđ»
love the vid
Oh i learned sooo much from this video. I never knew much about the republican side till now and it was very interesting to see what Brutus and Cassio were doing before the battle. Thanks as always for your magnificent work.
Love your vids
I've been waiting for this video. đđđ€
I love this channel but the wait between parts is way too long With too many videos in between I want to see the battle of keresztes pt 3
Its a crime I am watching this for free.
I sacrifice to the gods of the algorithm, in your name.
It's going to be a fine Friday now đ
This was some mad max period for Rome yet it didnt prevent them from reaching their zenith of military might just a century after
May the Gods of the Algorithm find this humble comment worthy of sacrifice and bless the creators of this content.
My favourite part of the day
my god this is the best
the Romans spent more time and soldiers fighting each other than against their enemies
This grim tale---not to mention what's going on now in Ukraine and Russia---reminds me of what Gibbon said about history. Great job illustrating a prime example of what he meant by "History is indeed little more than the register of the crimes, follies, and misfortunes of mankind.â
thanks
good stuff
I wonder what the population of Europe would be today if it wasn't always at war
Cicero was some sort of Backstabber for sure
Dolabella is where we get the name Dollar Bill from today. Not really but sounds like one of those things đ
Nice video but i cannot find the next part. Please finish Augustus story
Great vid as allways, just at 6:08 you say baricade around the city is 370m in lenght. Did you mean 3700?
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Seems very similar to the current situation today. Lack of leadership with our current politicians.
"Days away" but we sadly has to wait more weeks to see it :)
Octavian did okay after he kinda got over his little tummy aches!!!
What I would give to have the map image you use in these videos...
Yeeeeeeeees YES YES YEEEES!!
Ah yes, the Triumvirs: eating the rich before it was trendy.
Glory to the brave!
The Battle of Philippi is happening in the next episode on Rise of Caesar Augustus (Part 4) via by land and sea, I am curious to see what sources shown in the battle.
Hannibal next part plsss
For some reason I only have three to watch and itâs like an episode is missing?
It always amazes me that in ancient times Asia was considered to run so far west.
Its still the same
greAT VID
Make a video on battle of Constantinople. 2 battles were fought make video on both
First one listening from grave yard of empires, which is called Afghanistan đ„đ„
They let you watch infidel channels?
HistoryMarche Battle of Mezokeresztes part 3 before Hannibal part 19.
bro, may be you forgot to upload Keresztes part 3đđ
If the gates close behind them why not try to reopen them and fight at the gates?
Onward momentum. If they tried to turn their backs and fight to break out of the closed gates, their back would be towards the enemy. So they moved forward instead
Next battle would be Battle of Philipi right ?
Imagine Rome wasnt occupied tearing itself apart. All these Legions are probably enough to conquer most of Europe and Mesopotamia.
Hard to say a lot of the legions were fresh recruits without much training, fighting against other fresh legions was possible but against standing armies like in Persia wouldâve probably failed
Whatâs up broâs, what happened to the Hannibal series??!
If only the Crusaders could got the support of some of those Roman legions of old⊠time travel to bring four of six legions and Iâd like to see if the Mongols would have laughed of the West.
Are you serious? What do you think a Roman legion could do against a Mongol army, especially one led by generals like Subotai and Jebe?
Hey I stayed around this far "Like"
Octavian crossing of Robicon
It is hard to track which bruitus is which.
Why yes, I will be stealing that name for my Dungeons&Dragons campaign.
Hoc Est Bellum = Keep It On the Down Low (in English)
I've watched dozens of april fools video, Its great to see that this isn't one of them.
Sacrifice to the gods of algorithm