How Portugal Has The Same Border Since 1297
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*Are there any other borders in Europe that are as old as this?*
Germany and czech republic aka bohemia
Grande fã do seu vídeo !!! Qual é a sua opinião sobre a Monarquia Portuguesa? Acha que faliram ou fizeram de Portugal uma nação próspera? Acha que o presidente de Portugal poderia ser substituído por um rei, como a Espanha, a Bélgica ou o Reino Unido? Você poderia fazer um vídeo sobre todos os reis? Obrigado pela sua opinião, tenha um ótimo dia!
Big fan of your video!!! What is your view on the Portuguese Monarchy? Do you think they fail or made Portugal a prosperous nation? Do you think the President of Portugal could be replaced with a King, kind of like Spain, Belgium, or the United Kingdom? Could you do a video on all the kings? Thanks for your opinion, have a great day!
Many of the English county boundaries are very old
Andorra
England and Wales (not actual different nation states as one was conquered then judged to be a part of England (by Henry VIII) until the 20th century). Still pretty old either way.
It's always cool seeing maps of Europe through history and everything gets confusingly changed many times excepting Portugal
@PoopGameriaVideos. afghanistan is first alphabetically
Plus at one point we had the Aljubarrota baker 😀
You shall not pass ....
@@celestinosilva8681 f is before L in alphabet
@@celestinosilva8681 That was a humilliation to the spanish. I loved it!
Portuguese writer Fernando Pessoa once wrote:
"The value of things is not the time they last, but the intensity with which they occur. That is why there are unforgettable moments and unique people!"
Bless you for this! I needed this quote on the level of my own life.
You won my respect with that quote, as a Portuguese I don't see many people outside Portugal talking or quoting a Portuguese writer, it can happen, but it's rare for me to see that
I love Pessoa
@@MSTavares I'm from Spain and in my family is very appreciated. He is one of my mother's favourite writers!
@@xangarabana that's awesome
Portugal also has the longest lasting alliance in the world with the uk
I know right.
Portugal are trustworthy I guess
True
@@garydagg9112 That can't be said about the British.
And the oldest navy
That Portuguese accent when saying Castelo Rodrigo was so good
Edit: found out he's Portuguese lol
He is portuguese
@@viperaputakeyteaparyou8237 *oh he's a tuga*
@@tomascostaPT , não, é mesmo português...
@@dutilleul1 então, ele é tuga
@@dutilleul1 tuga é calão brasileiro para português.
Pois Por*tuga*l.
After watching I came to conclusion that Portugal and it's history is underrated.
Portugal is like the country that most influenced the world that is unknown by most of today's world.
@@carlossaraiva8213 more like unknown by people that believe kangaroos and koalas live in Austria.
@@prysrek8858 they actually do xd
They were only ones who enslaved native americans.
Totally.
Did you ever hear about John II? Dude was a total badass.
Or the complicated relationship between Afonso IV, his son, Peter I, and his son's lover, Inês.
Or king Sebastian and the legend build about him after his death.
There's also a saying that RAID SHADOW LEGENDS as been sponsored in videos since 1297
No, 1288. Get your facts right
@@paul2019. imma hit you with a hold up buster it’s 300 Bc get your facts right
@@Presidentchip- no, raid shadow legends been advertising since the first life forms on earth. Get it right LMAO.
@@Aostrele no, even Queen Elizabeth was born with her being sponsored by Raid. That means around 14 Billion years. Get your facts right.
@@nigblack552 No. Queen Elizabeth MADE the universe with help from Raid Shadow Legends. They have been sponsoring since 69420 TRILLION YEARS AGO.
"The men of Rome found it bizarre that in centuries of war the Lusitanians had only been fleetingly led by Viriato, remaining perpetually accustomed to what today would be called the regular functioning of institutions. It was then that Julius Caesar, already out of patience and regretting having set foot here, blurted out, 'There is a people in the confines of Iberia that neither governs itself nor lets itself be governed'..."
Word. Arnold Bourbon Amaral. 🇫🇷
A people?
@@mirmir8116 its a free translation from a portuguese text. "Um povo" which means a nation.. translated to "a people". Google is still not formatted to be politically correct...
We are NOT Lusitanians, Jesus Christ I'm TIRED of hearing this 24/7. We don't speak their language, we don't practice their religion, we don't have their culture, we don't even have the same borders. Lusitanians lived in the Beira Interior, that's all, Portugal was born in GALLAECIA, the Portuguese language was born in GALLAECIA. I'm so done hearing that Luso propaganda all the time, it's complete nonsense but you guys repeat it like robots, just do some research
@@HF06 you are very much right. Galaic people lived in the North of Portugal
I'm Luso indian (it means a person of Portuguése origin) and I'm proud of my Portuguése ancestor's. Love from Goa, India
Abraços do Brasil, a Índia é um país sensacional. 🇧🇷❤️🇮🇳
@@kiq993 No one cares about Brazil here.
🇵🇹💪🏻👱🏻♂️
@@kiq993 Brasil é merda
Thanks 🇵🇹🇮🇳❤️
The flags of Olivenza and Ceuta still have Portuguese design
There are also lots of places around the world, especially islands, with Portuguese names that are Portuguese no more. Some of the (formerly) Dutch islands in the Caribbean for example. A vossa influencia é em cada lugar
Yeah, and they are still spanish too
@@robespierre466 no one said that they aren't xD
@@robespierre466 yes they are, although olivença shouldn’t cause it belongs to portugal by right
@@goncalonovais3605 de jure but not de facto.
I am from Oman and I know that Portugal invaded it in around the 16 century, and when Omanis freed the costal cities they started chasing them and kicked them from India and east Africa, and that is how Oman was able to control east africa(mainly zanzibar), so when you think about it, Portugal played a big role in the Omani history
I am not sure Portugal ever invaded Oman... Are you sure it was an invasion?
Usually Portugal had little more than commercial outposts....
We didn't invade Oman...
@@TheAllMightyGodofCod I mean yeah, what happened is that the Portuguese occupied most costal fortresses and harbors, and oppressed the people that lived in the cities, and controlled commercial routes, so technically they did invade it, and Omanies really fought them for years, kicking them city by city, I think the last one was muscat were they tricked them to change the defenses to kick them, then they started fighting portugese in all the Arab sea until they surrendered
@@theprophecy11 Yes we did. And there are still the fortifications we built there. Very well cared for, by the way.
@@dutilleul1 it was a wee battle and Ormuz later turned into a commercial post, hardly an invasion.
Because Portugal is epic
🇬🇧♥️🇵🇹
Thanks for stabbing us in the back with the pink map in Africa, always love some British loyalty...
@@HF06 dude no one cares about colonization.
@@hassanmohamud3096 Sure you don't care, that's why you're always crying about colonization all the time, asking for reparations and such lol
@@HF06 why do you think I’m a Brit? I’m an American but colonization was a horrible time for the people under it. It was just like slavery. Move on from it. Worry about developing the mainland
Because it was conceived in King Arthur's Round Table - Portugal
Thank You for the Port and the Tea. Catherine of Braganza - England Salutes you!
You gave us the Port...! We just continued producing it!
Fernando Pessoa already knew that Portugal prefers the sea:
The Two Castles
Europe lies, reclining upon her elbows:
From East to West she stretches, staring,
And romantic tresses fall over
Greek eyes, reminding.
The left elbow is stepped back;
The other laid out at an angle.
The first says Italy where it leans;
This one England where, set afar,
The hand holds the resting face.
Enigmatic and fateful she stares
Out West, to the future of the past.
*The staring face is Portugal.*
*Olivença wanted to join the chat, but Spain didn't let it*
Olivenza je Srbija
@@eddelapena22 Que caralho Olivença tem a ver com a Sérvia?
@@rogeriomonteiro760 é o meme do Kosovo
@@eddelapena22 El universo es Serbia
@@eddelapena22 Kosovo é terra Portuguesa
I never find myself bored with your videos and they are very consistently amazing, you are truly one of my favorite educational creators.
Thanks so much!
@@General.Knowledge San Marino?
@@General.Knowledge thank you for making the content!
@@General.Knowledge eu sou de Leiria. O teu sotaque quando falas inglês, parece-se muito com o de alguns amigos que tenho. Por acaso és de perto de Leiria? Só por curiosidade!! 👍😃
@@pedroluis758 ele e do porto
Greetings from Ponte de Lima...Portugal is a Wonderful Country in A Small Package...I've lived in many place's in the World and would not trade it for anywhere else...Culture, History, Gastronomy, Beaches, Mountain's, River's and Island's and etc...Blessings and Positive Energy! 🇵🇹🤘🤙✌
Claro tens as feiras novas.haha.sortudo
Lol o criador deste vídeo tmb é português
I think you missed one minor thing, the town of Olivenza. After the invasion in 1807, Spain annexed the town. In the Treaty of Paris in 1815 it was promised it would be given back to Portugal, but it was never enforced, and today it remains a (non-violently) disputed region controlled by Spain.
He mentioned it at 3:47
He mentioned it, but I believe you spelt it wrong. It's Olivença, not Ollibenza, or whatever you wrote.
@@jorge6207 Olivenza is in Spanish
@@manoloesdios You don't say. You are a very intelligent person and I admire you greatly. Such knowledge...
@@jorge6207 Good For you.
And today Portugal is among the safest countries on Earth and those with the highest life expentancy. Can't help but love Portugal 🇵🇹
And the first European country to be out of debt. I'm only 1/8 Portuguese & mostly French 🇫🇷🤔💙 Arnold Bourbon Amaral
@@arnoldamaral7406 What? Our debt is greater than our GDP, what are you talking about?
Is strange, but I feel almost the same in Portugal as in Spain from the population... not the same, because the Portuguese know something important that the Spanish had lost... How to live well and in relaxation.
Depends on the part of Portugal, in industrial cities, people are extremely stressed all the time, there was once a study that said Portugal had the highest rate of depression in Europe because of the high percentage of people working tough industrial jobs
Andalusians know how to live well!
I think otherwise.Spanish know how to have fun
Don't mess with the Portuguese.
Amo os tugas🇧🇷❤️
amo os zukas 🇵🇹❤️
Portugal is the land of the smartest diplomats in the world.
Now that is bullshit
@@sachahector5674 You can search the Tordesilhas treaty, the São Idelfonso treaty.
That was back then
Nowadays Portugal has the dumbest diplomats
You should have said it had
I love learning new things. Today, you were a great help in that process. Thanks!
Um dos melhores animadores de história é português! Eu uso as informações dos teus vídeos nos meu trabalhos de historia! Continua com o bom conteúdo!
Very interesting, especially since I'm 24% Spanish and 20% Portuguese
@David Arauz 22%Indigenous Puerto Rico and rest is a mish mash of just about everything else but Asian
I am one of those from a long way back, since my Italian side's name begins with de- and Italians don't use de-, just di-... Spain once controlled southern Italy so my current theory is this explains Iberians settling in that part of the country, but who knows... I ended up learning both languages so I love both cultures and would love to be part of either
You are 44% Iberian then. We welcome you brother.
Boa tarde, amigos
Boa tarde
Boa tarde
Oii
Buenas tardes.
Buenos Aires
Great choice of background music. "Caçadores Do 1" by Amilcar Morias is probably one of the most iconic marches ever.
Another excellent video from my favorite compatriot channel, General Knowledge!!!
Great video! Keep up the good work!
2:05
Skip Raid Shadow Legends
Bolas...até o jogo raid já chegou aqui...bom vídeo. É sempre bom aprender sobre Portugal
The ironical dispute between Portugal and Spain is very similar to the relationship between brazilians and argentines or sometimes with Mexico or another latin american country.
Difference is only the size, qith Brazil being the giant and Argentina being the smallest.
In fact, Brazil alone dominate the landscape in South America, despite the spanish speaking countries having the majority of land and people.
It isn't. Rarely (if ever), after Dom Pedro II, has Brazil come into direct land/border conflict with Argentina. They have conquered territory from Uruguay and Paraguay, bought land from Bolivia and, if I remember well, not much else. Brazil is a gentle giant, most of the time - or at least it intends to be thought of as such.
Brazilians rule on that game.
Sadly it's like the only thing they are good at.
Memes and party music.
Not quite.He are Over it here.
Idea,
Do: The subdivision and organisation of Countys around the world
for example in Portugal cities make , conceals make, Districts, or regions.
Would be interesting to see the oher countrys.
I feel like Portugal is one of those countries that everyone loves, never heard a bad work spoken about it!
That's because you haven't spoken to a Portuguese person yet. LOL
@@diogorodrigues747 i'd say "how could you".
but you ain't wrong
They slaved thousands of people in Africa and Brasil , I suggest you see a little bit Portugal's history and how Portuguese made the biggest slave trade on earth , the transatlantic trade .
@@gabrielneves7587 not a single country is innocent of that. the past is the past
@@diogorodrigues747 in all fairness, not many exist to talk to. They have to recruit people from Brazil to come be citizens, as my friend is doing!
What an incredible video! Well done!
Sempre muito bons vídeos, Obrigado mais uma vez :)
Yes. More General Knowledge!
Thanks for watching! :)
Obrigado Amigo !!! 🤗❤️🇵🇹
A few mistakes: The Castilian Succession war was: Joanna la Beltraneja against Isabella of Castile and Leon, not of Aragon, that was Ferdinand, her husband (they were queen and king of different kingdoms). So If Joanna had won that war Castile et Leon would have been unified, but not Aragon.
And the "spanish" or "the spanish kingdoms" doesn't exist until the 16c, before that they were Castile and Leon, Aragon and Navarre (as independent as Portugal until the marriage of Isabella and Ferdinand)
Thanks for the lesson. It was very interesting.
Great video! Now i can flex with portuguese history and annoy my friends even more with history and geography.
Why would you annoy them?
"Who the hell cares about Portuguese history?"
"Well, if it weren't for it the world would look nothing as it does today, since the Portuguese invented world empire and world trade."
Um trabalho incrível. Parabéns!!!
Este foi seu melhor vídeo
Parabéns!!
Love from India ❣️❣️
Portugal, a Ascenção do clã renegado 😎👍
Parabéns pelo canal. Um abraço. Obrigado.
Great content as always! Liking and commenting so the algorithm can go BRRRRRRRR
Muito interessante, obrigado!
De nada!
@@General.Knowledge I Love your Channel 😍
Como brasileiro sou obrigado a comentar... DEVOLVE NOSSO OURO!!!!!
Vídeo genial! Conteúdo de máxima qualidade sempre
Devolvam primeiro as carteiras de todos os turistas portugueses que foram roubadas no Brasil e depois falamos.
@@HF06 n tava esperando essa resposta não hahahahahahaha
Deixe essa besteira .
@@HF06 hehehe . Calma tuga 🤣🤣🤣 de
Um estudo oficial diz que dos actuais 220 milhões de brasileiros, 180 milhões tem descendência directa ou indirecta dos portugueses, ou seja, não foi só o ouro que os portugueses pegaram... kkkkkkkkkkkk.
Portugal:
*"I have mastered the ability of standing so incredibly still, no one can see me"*
This was kinda funny and you had no likes, so I rectified that.
Excellent video. 🤘
How Portugal Has The Same Border Since 1297 if you ignore Olivença, Couto Misto, Azores and Madeira, Napoleonic wars (they did de facto conquer some territory for a bit) and united kingdom with Brazil.
Couto Misto was technically a part of both kingdoms (Castille/Spain and Portugal). When the country was absorved, the inside borders stayed intact, so borders actually didn't change.
In the islands, borders also didn't change because... well, they are islands!
Brazil was outside of Europe, and he is only comparing with the rest of Europe, ignoring territories outside of Europe.
@@diogorodrigues747 He ignored a lot of towns on the border that became Spanish after the War of Restoration, like Salvaterra do Minho for example.
No, the borders of Portugal did not remain unchanged for all this time, sorry.
So it seems spain got a lot of territorial disputes !!! As a Moroccan i only knew about us and the brits with gibraltar
I dont even remember us having a dispute about Gibraltar. Weve left it during the merinid times to the nasrids of grenada.
Muitos parabéns pelo canal 👏
A beautiful country with nice people
Grande vid.. ainda assim acho que dom Afonso devia de ter ido a boca da mãe.. culturalmente éramos os mesmos.. ganharíamos a Galiza e acesso mais rápido ao mar do norte..
Desde 1297 a não fazer nada da p"ta da vida 😂
?
@@newyorkproductions247 it's portuguese
@@Rodasboyy como assim,Rodrigo? vocês começaram um império marítimo em 1415, eu sou uma prova do vosso espírito navegador, nasci em uma das antigas colônias.
@@maximilianolimamoreira5002 isso eu sei mas agora a cultura portuguesa é de deixar andar e não de espírito navegador. Daí a piada.
Isabella was from Castille not Aragon, she married Fernando of Aragon ^^
Great video!!
I saw my country in the thumb and tiltle, couldn't resist to see this
*Olivença É Nossa!* 🇵🇹
Who Cares about Olivença? We want all Galiza!
Can't believe you forgot the epic Couto Mixto.
Technically nothing changed with Couto Misto because nobody was affected by it (and even when Couto Misto existed, the country was technically a part of the two kingdoms).
In 1801 Portugal lost the city of Olivença to Spain after the war of Orange against Spanish backed by Napoleon.
In 1809 French were defeated by Wellington at Porto and retreated to Spain.
The specificity of the Portuguese society was the large number of villages and lower nobles independent from the grandees. So most of the time the Grandees were not powerful enough to plot against the state, and foreign invasions were countered by the mobilization of a very large part of the population, concerned with their freedom ("ordenança" during 18th-19th century)..
I was wondering why you pronounced the portuguese names so well. You are portuguese !! :D I've been following your amazing work for a long time and I had no idea. Congratulations on the fantastic work! ABRAÇO :)
Some people say the Padeira of Aljubarrota it´s still around...
Verdade... e tem Bigode e se for preciso ainda rebenta com os manolos.
So pretty much Portugal just did its own thing and tried to mind their business when they could
Weeeell, they got more than a little involved in messing with the business of countries outside Europe. After all they did win both the Atlantic AND Indian Ocean African Slave Trade medals. 🏅
@@BigStib He means in terms of Europe, not the colonies
@@BigStib , Indian ocean?! Really?! You missed it all...
@@aderitodealmeida5644 Portugal was an extremely aggressive presence and became the leading slaving power off the East African coast, Persian Gulf and western India, fighting in particular against the Ottoman Empire, a fellow European/Mediterranean Power at the time. The east African slave trade was no less significant than the western. In that sense, Portugal meddled extensively in the interests of other nations, European, African and Asian, many of which interests had been long-established.
@@BigStib , Indian Ocean Salve trade similar (in size) to the Atlantic one? FALSE!
Were the Portuguese the main slave traders in the Indian Ocean region?! FALSE (not even the the main European one... and muslim/arabic slave trade has been, by far, the biggest one).
You should go deep in your research before making that kind of statements...
Hi. Good video. Only one comment : Isabel became Queen of Castile, not Aragon. Her husband, Ferdinand, was the King the Aragon. For long time the Kings of Castille and Aragon dreamt abut creating a unified Iberian Kingdom. Maybe that also explains why Spain most of the time tried to keep peace with its Portuguese neighbor. Additionally, the Spanish and Portuguese royal families were connected by blood links in an attempt to keep peace.
Playing Maria da fonte on the back, love it ahaha
amazing video
Thanks :)
Falta que os espanhois devolvam Olivença .
Olivença é Portugal !!!
NUNCA!
Nah, es broma, por mí que vuelva a Portugal, qué importa...
The cry is free
As a Spaniard, I think we should give it back to you. In the end it's just a town. Maybe this way some of you would stop hating us.
Non, Portugal fai parte de Galicia 😡😡😡.
Devolvan o noso territorio galego portugueses roubadores 😎👌🇪🇦🇪🇦🇪🇦.
Portugal=Galicia do sur 🗿🗿🗿
Uruguai é a Cisplatina do Brasil... Não peraí, isso é assunto pra ser resolvido na América do Sul 😅
5:19
🇪🇦🇵🇹 : It's boring only fighting you ...
🇨🇵🇬🇧 enter the chat
Portugal é Ganda cena ❤️🇵🇹
Penso que, caso Portugal e Castela se unissem, ao inves de Castela com Aragão, seria possivel uma união de Aragão com a França, ou mesmo a manutenção da união com a Sicilia (esta última realmente aconteceu, dominado uma porção do mediterrâneo).
Interessante, é verdade mas infelizmente/(felizmente depende da maneira como vês as coisas)
Isso nã aconteceu, que merda Foda-se digo já
What?
União a piça. Portugal é independente caralho!
Se Portugal obtivesse Castela o mais certo seria França aliar-se com Portugal.
França via o Reino de Nápoles (que nessa altura pertencia a Aragão) como seu. França ajudou Portugal por esse mesmo motivo, pois não queria que Aragão se tornasse mais forte.
Também podíamos ter obtido a Galiza e mais uns territórios para o este
7:43 you made a mistake it wasn’t Isabella of Aragon but Isabella I of Castile who won the War of the Castilian Succession.
You have lots of followers and this mistake can misinform many viewers
Could you correct it?
Thank you and good job as always
0:58
DUDE EVEN YOU WTFFFFFFFFFFFF
2:19 i would add a third option of gaining land; sales i.e alaska, louisiana or hypothetically greenland
Olivença is ours 😎☕
portugal
I'm pretty sure at 7:45 you meant Isabella I "the Catholict" of Castille, as her husband was Kinf Ferninand of Aragon. In fact, Ferninand tried to make people belive her daughter Joana "the Mad" was unable to rule over Castille after her mother's death, thus making his grandson, Joana's son Phillip I of Spain V of HRE the first king to "unite" Spain under the same ruler.
amazing country
Very good vid!!
I love Portugal !!!
I dont know where you came from, but i already love you to.
Thank you, my Portuguese friend. I' ve learned that the Spaniards helped us and didn't claim the Throne. And I can say that the English almost invade us over the Pink Map.
And last, but not least, we fought the ww1 in Moçambique, as well.
But nevertheless it is a specimen of a Video, this one. Congrats, bro. Keep them coming.
Sou português mas sim isso é verdade e não devemos julgar porque estamos no século 21, os espanhóis são nossos irmãos 👍
I will not downplay the invaluable British help during the Napoleonic wars, but as far as the 1383-1385 Interregnum is concerned, the English "help" was so insignificant it isn't even worth mentioning.
The English literally only fought in 1 battle in the entire war, and only had 200 men in that battle, that's *nothing* compared to Castile's 31000.
There were wars when English/British help was crucial, there were others where it made no difference whatsoever.
The interregnum was one of the latter.
Yes I did it I skipped the raid shadow legends add
It's like Switzerland in WWII lol
well, Switzerland is in a position where they are too high up to invade properly and as a country that speaks 4 of the surrounding countries' languages it was a good neutral ground.
You just missed saying that when the Portuguese Royal Family fled to Brazil Portugal itself became a de facto colony of Brazil.
You are amazing saying Portuguese citys and kings 👌
Yay! One time that the British *aren't* the bad guys
In all fairness, Portugal should be under British rule, considering that had it not been for Britain/England, Portugal would not exist today.
How come France gets a free pass calling their colonies inherent parts of France but portugal is villified. I say Portugal's "colonies" are integral parts of Portugal and Angola, Mozambique and the luckless people of East Timor would have been far better off
Ok.entao dá vistos a toda a gente.Devia ser assim.Parte integral da Lusofonia e não de Portugal...hoje em dia já não se chega a algum lado e ocupa e se diz que é seu.A França foi mais esperta e criou regiões ultramarinas mas são umas ilhotas semidesertas cujo único valor é geoestratégico.Pt é que ficava better off.Vai lá ver a quantidade de tugas nos Palop primeiro e depois vemos quem fica better off.
7:45...Isabella was Queen of Castile. Her husband, Fernando, was the King of Aragon. There is a historical Isabella of Aragon, but she was born in 1470 in the Kingdom of Naples and spent all her life in what is now Italy, eventually becoming Duchess of Milan via marriage.
Fun fact: the map of Portugal 🇵🇹 and Nepal 🇳🇵looks same.
Really Galicia should be part of Portugal, so entire Iberian west coast should be one country
There is a small independence movement but wanting to join Portugal is not a thing at all over here in Galicia. We have a special bond w Portugal compared to the rest of Spain but that’s all there is to it.
Also Galician language is kinda dying and is not really spoken in the big cities
@@ismantc1653 Galician is dying? Actually it's still far from dying. "Dying" is not the most correct word - the right word is "mixing", not dying...
about 25 percent of people support independence from apparently so yah i agree but
Galicia should be Galicia, not Portugal, it makes no sense to be free to one and annexed for another foreign country
I think that Galícia should be part of Portugal, and Uruguai part of Brazil.
"How about no?" - Dr. Evil
And I think Portugal should be part of Spain. We can both think completely stupid shit you see.
@@Albiorix Agreed. The Iberian Union sounds better, to be completely honest.
@@josueveguilla9069 an Iberian Union can mean one of many different things, many of which I'm vehemently against, so I'd rather it not happen.
Here comes the triggered hispanics 😂
This was a very interesting story.
Looking through comments for mentions of Olivença
No need to go outside your own commnet: Olivença will always be Portugal. No matter how many castillian colonists they displace there and no matter how much they try to destroy Portuguese heritage.
San marino,That has been in a single spot for 3000+ years,never being invaded: *Amature.*
So you're saying Time Travellers can check the shape of Portugal to know if they're currently somewhere in the years 1297-2068?
Are you a time traveler from 2068?
LMAO
Olivença and Ilhas Selvagens are lands still disputed between Spain and Portugal
Wow, I have to say: your Portuguese pronunciation is spot on.
Ele é português.
I mean, the guy is Portuguese :P