Warfare Of The Anglo-Saxons: Germanic Rulers Of Post-Roman Britain
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The Anglo-Saxons were a Germanic people originating from Northern Europe who migrated to Britain in the early 5th Century AD. Anglo-Saxon land became places of almost constant warfare due to a number of reasons. In this video I will discuss their reasons for going to war, their weapons and armor, and their battlefield tactics. They were eventually conquered by another foreign force in the 11th Century and their reign in Britain came to an end.
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In case you are wondering about the end, it's a teaser about an upcoming video from Monsieur Z that will be released in a few days. We are doing a collaboration.
Sad how much English people hate their history
@@Roman-oh7xc Quite a curious statement considering the nuanced perspective that I usually encounter is one of pride over their achievements and acknowledgment of some rather nasty stuff.
My favorite example is the transatlantic slave trade that Great Britain and Ireland played a central role in and subsequently broke up the business.
Now the big question is what perspective are you referring to?
Saxon/Viking England is so underused, its basically England's "Wild West" era.
Your channel certainly deserves more views. Your content is always interesting and well presented. Hope the collaboration works well for you. All the best!
Already know this is going to be great
Can you please give more examples of the Anglo Saxon martial arts. Not the shield wall but the style created by the Saxons.
Hey man, really enjoy your content. Your storytelling ability is very good.
Thank you Sir, for such informative content!
I have a question, why did the kingdom has become the “anglo-norman” kingdom after the norman conquest, instead of “saxo-norman” or just simply norman kingdom?
I mean, did only the saxon part of anglosaxons get wiped out from the island and the angle part remained, or just the angles and the saxons have become so indistinctive (or maybe they were already culturally indistinctive even before migrating from northern europe mainland) after centuries and they were one and the same, so this anglo-saxon name was just a name after all?
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Probably because the Nothern parts, traditionally held by Angles were still ruled by non-Normans in part, while the rest of England was owned by various Norman lords. In essence the ruling English elite isn't from Anglo-Saxons but from the Franks and Normans.
@@user_____M [In essence the ruling English elite isn't from Anglo-Saxons but from the Franks and Normans.]
Pretty much but this is generally common knowledge. 👍 The Monarchy is half German and half Greek or so we are told/taught... We've had French queens, and what have you in the past, but the English/Saxons themselves do not descend from the French.
Because Anglo (short for Anglo-Saxon) and English are synonymous with one another. Of course, the Anglo-Saxons didn't call themselves Anglo-Saxon, they called themselves English. And English is derived from Angle I guess. But Saxon, Angle, Jute or Frisian of Britain; they're all English
@علي ياسر I am just being blunt here but you are clearly ignorant on the matter of the English ethnonym, the Anglo-Saxons and their geographical distribution.
The Angles and Jutes came from modern day Denmark, the Saxons and Frisians came from what is now Northwest Germany and the Netherlands.
The term Anglo-Saxon refers ONLY to the various North-Sea Ingvaeonic tribes (Angles, Saxons, Jutes, Frisians) who settled in BRITAIN.
The term Anglo-Saxon is synonymous with English; they are the same thing. I don't expect you to know this because you aren't one of us presumably, but it is still very basic knowledge.
@علي ياسر I think you are very confused lol. The Anglo-Saxons are restricted only to England, the English and their descendants. What I am talking about has NOTHING to do with the Holy Roman Empire
I think your voice is fine. I personally like it over other history channels that go over the top :)
Another excellent video
And they had there angles, edges, corners, sides, and stances
Wow you have found pieces of art I have never seen.
Anglos were very strong. When battling Vikings. There were over 300,000 Vikings compared to maybe 15,000 to 20,000 Anglos.
c'était très interressant merci
Can you do a video about the ancient mounds across North America
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It's actually not quite true to say that the Angles, Saxons and Jutes ended with the fall of Hastings. Remember that the original population still existed in the area around northern Germany.
As you noted the original excursions were by Vikings proper, that is to say professional warriors. Much later they would port over the lower folks, if any. Many would prefer to remain in their north "german" motherland.
So what years would this period fall under? This is before the Vikings came?
Yes, before the Vikings. 5th and 6th century, 400’s and 500’s A.D.
Viking 8th century I think?
More vids soon?!
Just released one :)
I'm somewhat an expert on the subject too lol.
What accent do you have? Are you nordic?
Robot.
They migrated, it's well known that it wasn't an invasion these days.
@Black Lesbian Poet I'd expect nothing less from a woke... "Person"
Work on your presentation please. Monotone like a robot. I like it but quite 20secs in
So interesting but the narrator is too digitised and wooden to listen to!
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Are you a robot?
Sheesh..I honestly don't get these comments about my voice. I'm just talking normally and it doesn't sound much different than a lot of other channels. I can't change my voice..sorry.
@@HistoryUncovered You can change the phrasing and cadence of your speech as well as intonation.
Instead of a cold narration, speak like you're having a conversation with friends or telling a bedtime story to your kids.
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