The Rise and Fall of Austria and Prussia

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  • čas přidán 30. 01. 2014
  • This video shows Austria and Prussia/Germany from medieval times up to the present every year. Monarchs and capitals are also shown. Credits for music are at the end of the video.
    Music:
    "Brandenburg Concerto No. 4" by Johann Sebastian Bach

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  • @BountyFlamor
    @BountyFlamor Před 8 lety +1603

    I cannot imagine Albert V looking at the finished portrait of himself and say to the painter "perfect! that's how I look exactly."

    • @Ren3gaid
      @Ren3gaid Před 8 lety +46

      +BountyFlamor Vielleicht war er damals ja tatsächlich immer high as fuck :D

    • @BountyFlamor
      @BountyFlamor Před 8 lety +130

      He looks like one of those "Bruh!" memes

    • @trygvek
      @trygvek Před 8 lety +91

      +BountyFlamor He looks like one of the spodermen memes

    • @RealHipHoManiac
      @RealHipHoManiac Před 5 lety +12

      I don't know man, he IS Austrian.

    • @thomasfreshrap953
      @thomasfreshrap953 Před 4 lety +7

      Time date please?

  • @brainwasher9876
    @brainwasher9876 Před 7 lety +2159

    It's ok to admit that you stopped watching after 1914.

    • @TheGsgag
      @TheGsgag Před 7 lety +62

      Sighs

    • @brainwasher9876
      @brainwasher9876 Před 7 lety +144

      undo.kat no one cares about Hapsburg Austria lol, I was talking about the Prussians

    • @Dendarang
      @Dendarang Před 7 lety +79

      I paused and left at 1917 :)

    • @Absinthis
      @Absinthis Před 7 lety +16

      Dendarang But that's where the fun begins

    • @personhuman2239
      @personhuman2239 Před 6 lety +8

      I didn't want to see the controversy.

  • @peerlessoutlaw8424
    @peerlessoutlaw8424 Před 8 lety +556

    Before Spoderman, there was Albert V

    • @TheGsgag
      @TheGsgag Před 7 lety +41

      You are playing with fire. Albert V will become a dank meme because of you.

    • @plenkman
      @plenkman Před 7 lety +5

      +Tommy Bill He's a burning man playing with naptha.

    • @scp7802
      @scp7802 Před 6 lety +1

      lmao

    • @talinite5916
      @talinite5916 Před 4 lety +4

      The resemblance is uncanny

  • @EmperorTigerstar
    @EmperorTigerstar  Před 10 lety +213

    10,000 views! Thanks everyone!

  • @stupidmonkey1015
    @stupidmonkey1015 Před 8 lety +1059

    EU4 players you surprised about 1444 too? Paradox lied to us haha xD

    • @napoleonbonapart4135
      @napoleonbonapart4135 Před 8 lety +10

      hahahahaha IKR

    • @v.p.anderson4952
      @v.p.anderson4952 Před 8 lety +128

      +Ze_Mudkipz Eu4 is actually very close. Frederick III was crowned emperor a few years later, Bohemia and Hungary are in an interregnum as Ladislaus I was too young, and Sigismund was Frederick III's regent.

    • @stupidmonkey1015
      @stupidmonkey1015 Před 8 lety +89

      I know but if this was real in EU4 Austria would be a tad OP don't ya think so?

    • @v.p.anderson4952
      @v.p.anderson4952 Před 8 lety +65

      Oh of course, they'd ally with France, and inherit Burgundy.

    • @2daysthoughts401
      @2daysthoughts401 Před 8 lety +8

      Unlike France right?

  • @jack46491
    @jack46491 Před 10 lety +99

    I almost thought that you would forget that Francis II changed his title from Archduke to Emperor.

    • @EmperorTigerstar
      @EmperorTigerstar  Před 10 lety +95

      Well, to be fair, he still has both titles as his full title is: His Imperial Royal Apostolic Majesty Francis II, By the Grace of God Emperor of Austria, King of Hungary, Bohemia, King of the Lombardy and Venice, King of Dalmatia, Croatia, Slavonia, Galicia, Lodomeria, and Illyria; King of Jerusalem, Archduke of Austria;
      Grand duke of Tuscany; Duke of Lorraine, Salzburg, Styria, Carinthia and Carniola, Upper and Lower Silesia, of Modena, Parma, Piacenza and Guastalla, of Auschwitz and Zator, of Teschen, Friuli, Ragusa, and Zara; Grand prince of Transylvania; Margrave of Moravia; Princely Count of Habsburg, Kyburg, Tyrol, Gorizia and Gradisca; Prince of Trent and Brixen; Margrave of Upper and Lower Lusatia and in Istria, Count of Hohenems, Feldkirch, Bregenz, Sonnenberg, etc.
      Lord of Trieste, Cattaro and over the Windic March.

    • @scp7802
      @scp7802 Před 6 lety +5

      man that would of been hard to write on a document

    • @markcarey8426
      @markcarey8426 Před 4 lety +31

      @@EmperorTigerstar I'll give you a thumbs up just for typing all those letters.

    • @giorgio7388
      @giorgio7388 Před rokem +3

      Well, nobles' long complete names were one of the causes that dragged for so long the preparations for the treaty of Westphalia

  • @okiedokie56
    @okiedokie56 Před 8 lety +274

    Albert V looks like Spoderman

  • @Ajunta
    @Ajunta Před 7 lety +127

    In the End, Austria survived its archenemy in some kind of way...

    • @JohnDoe-nf6yk
      @JohnDoe-nf6yk Před 2 lety +2

      i'd argue austria's arch enemy was the turks

  • @Luboman411
    @Luboman411 Před 4 lety +85

    Loved that you used Brandenburg Concerto No. 4 as the music accompanying this video. Considering that we're talking about the successor states to the Margraviate of Brandenburg--the Duchy of Prussia, the Electorate of Brandenburg-Prussia, the Kingdom of Prussia, the German Empire--it's very appropriate music. :D

  • @caveragefacts3395
    @caveragefacts3395 Před 5 lety +108

    I recognize Sam O Nella’s intro anywhere.

  • @MapAnimator
    @MapAnimator Před 10 lety +72

    Excellent video, well worthy of the great countries that Austria and Prussia were.
    Also, it's great to see the dates finally stay in one spot, a minor thing, but it could get very distracting sometimes.

    • @EmperorTigerstar
      @EmperorTigerstar  Před 10 lety +19

      I know. My Paint skills improve. I didn't think to use transparent backgrounds to align the years correctly.

    • @ghbcbzdhqre
      @ghbcbzdhqre Před 10 lety +3

      ***** Pls, I know it's a lot of job, but pls make similar video about Poland and Lithuania.

    • @MapAnimator
      @MapAnimator Před 10 lety +1

      Michał Paszko
      EmperorTigerstar already made a few videos on Poland/Lithuania. I also have one of similar style as this above, if you wish to see it.

    • @ghbcbzdhqre
      @ghbcbzdhqre Před 10 lety +1

      MapAnimator
      I know but not as good as this

    • @MapAnimator
      @MapAnimator Před 10 lety +1

      ***** I'm not sure whether he meant EmperorTigerstars previous videos or my video. Even if Michał was suggesting the latter, I'd have to agreee, EmperorTigerstar really stepped up his game.
      Regardless, thanks a lot!

  • @danielveres4351
    @danielveres4351 Před 10 lety +103

    I have only one, tiny little correction which does not affect the video, becuase it is great and obvisously you spent time with it and I really enjoyed it. :) The correction: The Austro-Hungarian Empire actually had two capitals, Vienna and Budapest (before 1873: Pest). You could have shown it, just like you did it with Brandenburg-Prussia. But again, it is just a tiny little correction and thanks for the video. ;)

    • @PeterRidilla1001
      @PeterRidilla1001 Před 9 lety +2

      Sure, but main capital was Vienna, something like in South Africa

    • @fady_abdulnour
      @fady_abdulnour Před 9 lety +17

      Peter Ridilla No, Austria-Hungary was a dual state, Vienna was the capital of the Austrian Empire, and Budapest (Dániel Veres before 1873 it was, constitutionally as a singular city, Pest-Buda) was the capital of the Kingdom of Hungary, and these entities were coequal with each other from 1867. PS.: Although I'm Iraqi, I live in Budapest since I was born, my father lives here since 1983, and my mother since 1989. :)
      Dániel Veres Tény, hogy Budapestet formálisan 1873-ban egyesítették, de az előtt Pest-Buda volt a város neve, habár ténylegesen az még két külön város volt, és persze sokkal kisebb területűek, hiszen a mai méretét nagyrészt 1950-ben nyerte el. Visszatérve Pest-Budához, vagy ahogy legelőször Széchenyi említette, Buda-Pest, 1848-tól lett főváros, leszámítva 1849-ben és 1944-ben egy kis rövid periódust, amikor Debrecen volt az ideiglenes székhely. Ajánlok neked egy linket, mert szerintem fontos azt tudni, hogy pontosan mikor mi volt Magyarország fővárosa: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kingdom_of_Hungary#Capital_cities :)
      Egyébként Pest önmagában még sosem volt központ, a török idők előtt viszont, még mielőtt Pozsony lett a főváros, csak Buda volt a király székhely, önmagában, Pest szinte csak a XIX. századi fejlődése miatt lett a főváros része. És mivel az már akkor is nagyobb területű volt, azért mondták Pest-Budának, de, Széchenyi után sokan, pl. a 12 pontban is Buda-Pestnek mondták, ami elkerülte a mássalhangzó-torlódást, sőt, pl. Arany János a Toldiban egybe is írta (Budapest). Végül ez lett az egyesített város neve, már csak azért is, mert Óbuda Budapesthez csatolásával a budai oldal nagyobb lett (Óbuda szintén néhány évtizedig, viszonylag rövid ideig Budához tartozott, aztán újra önálló település lett, de ez a 19. század első fele, vagy inkább a közepe tájékán volt, és végül 1873-ban Budával és Pesttel egyesítve, ismét a főváros része lett, csak már Pesttel együtt, immár formálisan is). A Pesti oldal csak 1950-ben lett sokkal nagyobb, amikor kb. 20 települést hozzácsatoltak, meg 1954-ben Szigetszentmiklóstól Hárost (ma Csepel-Háros), bár kisebb-nagyobb területeket 1873 és 1950 között is szerzett. (hu.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nagy-Budapest
      hu.wikipedia.org/wiki/Budapest_ker%C3%BCletei
      egykor.hu/images/2010/original/budapest-budapest-keruletei-1873-ban-1930-ban-1950-ben-.jpg)
      Szóval Budapestet egyébként hívták Pest-Budának, Buda-Pestnek és Budapestnek (de Pestbudának nem). :D Nagyon sajnálom, bocsi, hogy ilyen hosszasra sikeredett a komment. :) Még egy fontos link, amit figyelmedbe ajánlok: hu.wikipedia.org/wiki/Budapest#A_n.C3.A9v_eredete

    • @ktarnik
      @ktarnik Před 9 lety +5

      Fady Abdul-Nour
      Sir, you are also wrong in one thing. Pest was capital of the Kingdoms of Croatia and Hungary in personal union...but the author stated that he/she won't mention personal union in this video.

    • @MeAndI338
      @MeAndI338 Před 9 lety +3

      ktarnik Zagreb was the capital of Croatia in the pu,while Pest was the capital of Hungary itself. I am Croatian damnit!

    • @danielveres4351
      @danielveres4351 Před 9 lety +4

      Me And I More precisely Zagreb was the capital of the Kingdom of Croatia-Slavonia, while Budapest was the the seat of the sovereign, who belonged to the personal union. At least traditionally. Because of the real union between Hungary and Austria, Vienna was this royal seat. It is complicated. :D
      By the way I made some further readings and I must admit, that Vienna was the real main-main capital, but officially both Vienna and Budapest were in the Empire.

  • @Delzak1
    @Delzak1 Před 10 lety +53

    loved the portraits

  • @Popperite
    @Popperite Před 9 lety +38

    2:07 Ferdinand was the Archduke, but he answered to Charles V as Holy Roman Emperor. Charles V was also Charles (Carlos) I of Spain.

  • @goyomain0774
    @goyomain0774 Před 4 lety +286

    Don’t cry because it’s over, smile because it happened.

    • @Spacey_key
      @Spacey_key Před 2 lety +10

      I'm smilling because we defeted those bastards after they destroy our country (twice)

    • @unknowunknow9279
      @unknowunknow9279 Před 2 lety +8

      @@Spacey_key 💰n't?

    • @Spacey_key
      @Spacey_key Před 2 lety +5

      @@unknowunknow9279 what?

    • @victuspachusky
      @victuspachusky Před 2 lety +10

      @@Spacey_key They would lead your nation to prosperity. Congratulations on destroying Europe's great future

    • @banane7154
      @banane7154 Před 2 lety

      @UCFXlKKVpuNaydUlWE0EHobA hahaha we are the greatest country you bloody idiot

  • @redspikemapping400
    @redspikemapping400 Před 9 lety +1

    amazing video, thanks for uploading!

  • @matejpaukner2195
    @matejpaukner2195 Před 9 lety +56

    Actually, when the Rudolf V. was a king, the capital of Austria was Prague :)

    • @wolffe93
      @wolffe93 Před 9 lety

      technically, yes

    • @KaiserFranzJosefI
      @KaiserFranzJosefI Před 8 lety +3

      +Matěj Paukner Archduke not King

    • @matejpaukner2195
      @matejpaukner2195 Před 8 lety +3

      +Kaiser Franz Josef I King of Bohemia, Arch-Duke of Austria :)

    • @konplayz
      @konplayz Před 7 lety +2

      Matěj Paukner Emperor of the Holy Roman Empire.

  • @AlberYouTube
    @AlberYouTube Před 8 lety +205

    1:09 Alburt pls

  • @joseantoniodepilares6509

    Loved it! I was actually looking for something just ike this to ease my curiosity. Thank you for an excellent video.

  • @florianchabaud8548
    @florianchabaud8548 Před 6 lety

    Exactly when I wanted to know more about those countries, this video shows up.
    Thanks!

  • @harveysmith100
    @harveysmith100 Před 7 lety +11

    Really good to learn European history before 1914. It really helps to understand post 1914. Thank you, great video.

  • @Hannodb1961
    @Hannodb1961 Před 8 lety +69

    Question. I thought the Prussians were the successor of the Teutonic Knights. If correct, why did you not show them?

    • @jamestalbert3951
      @jamestalbert3951 Před 3 lety +32

      Prussia was not formed then. It was a separate entity.

    • @hobohabsburg8447
      @hobohabsburg8447 Před 2 lety +2

      You’re incorrect.

    • @flyingsquirrel1135
      @flyingsquirrel1135 Před 2 lety +6

      Well the Teutonic Knights may have been the predeceasing state, but it was a religious theocracy, not an actual feudal state.

    • @flyingsquirrel1135
      @flyingsquirrel1135 Před 2 lety +5

      @parpanbacyrcym It wasn't a state by a modern definition. It more resembled the Boer state. The Teutonic order was a theocratic regime and army that happened to be inhabiting a track of land.

    • @flyingsquirrel1135
      @flyingsquirrel1135 Před 2 lety +2

      @parpanbacyrcym my point is it wasnt a feudal state, it didn't declare itself the duchy of Prussia. And so it was not counted.

  • @RobinHood-de1hk
    @RobinHood-de1hk Před 10 lety

    Another great work!

  • @that_pac123
    @that_pac123 Před 10 lety

    excellent as always keep up the good work this one was great

    • @that_pac123
      @that_pac123 Před 10 lety

      because….. I'm awesome…. well go with that… yea I like that

  • @provo26
    @provo26 Před 9 lety +75

    1:25 Austria isn't that strong at the beginning of EU4
    git gud

    • @kennyrulez-thatswhatshezed1928
      @kennyrulez-thatswhatshezed1928 Před 9 lety +14

      Shlomo Shekelbergenstein i got dissapointed too, but if they made it that way, Austria would be an even bigger powerhouse than France and it would be impossible to play Bosnia or Serbia.

    • @KaiserFranzJosefI
      @KaiserFranzJosefI Před 8 lety +2

      +KennyRulez123 Austria would be unstoppable by 1500 if so

    • @kennyrulez-thatswhatshezed1928
      @kennyrulez-thatswhatshezed1928 Před 8 lety

      +Emperor Franz Josef I. I guess. That was my point.

    • @TheGeneralHarith
      @TheGeneralHarith Před 8 lety +6

      >No one talking about when Austria had Spain

    • @awormnamedscoobis3419
      @awormnamedscoobis3419 Před 4 lety

      KennyRulez-That's what she Zed. It would’ve broken off as hungary anyways.

  • @winstonmaraj8029
    @winstonmaraj8029 Před 7 lety +16

    LOVE the music.

    • @andreasgiasiranis5206
      @andreasgiasiranis5206 Před 5 lety +2

      Check the brandenburg concerto no 4 and the harpsichord concerto no 6 of bach

    • @theotmt7906
      @theotmt7906 Před 3 lety +3

      You will know it when I say "Hey kids"

  • @nrjknqda
    @nrjknqda Před 10 lety

    you have a really nice collection of great quality videos

  • @PaulRietvoorn
    @PaulRietvoorn Před 10 lety +31

    Wow EmperorTigerstar, I guess we share the same mind! I have for years had the idea of making a simultaneous Prussia-Austria video, but I never even started making it. And I have listened to Brandenburg Concerto no. 4 a lot these weeks! What a coincidence. BTW I think my videos have helped you at least a little bit making this one, if I may say so ;) I'm honoured if I helped you! Excellent video!

    • @EmperorTigerstar
      @EmperorTigerstar  Před 10 lety +8

      5:20 and 5:27 I did mention you. :)

    • @PaulRietvoorn
      @PaulRietvoorn Před 10 lety +6

      ***** Oh wow, I can't even recognize my own name when I see it. I even got the 'special thanks'. Like I said, it's a real honour!

    • @EmperorTigerstar
      @EmperorTigerstar  Před 10 lety +4

      Paul Riet Thanks. :D It's an honor being considered an honor.

  • @ronporter4618
    @ronporter4618 Před 10 lety +8

    Great job Mr. Emperor Tigerstar. I really like your map style, I always thought that history should be teached this way. The WWII especially amazed me. I'd like to comment though about Spain which you marked as part of the Austrian kingdom between 1521 and 1555 under Ferdinand I that the Spanish kingdom wasn't annexed by the Austrian but was led separately by Ferdinand's brother Charles I of Spain (V in the Holy Roman Empire) while Ferdinand led the Holy Roman Empire together with Austria in the name of Charles, so although he never combined them both, it would've been more appropriate to add the Holy Roman Empire than Spain

  • @Manutez2009
    @Manutez2009 Před 10 lety +7

    Can you make a video showing the reconquista with this style please?

  • @andrewbrennan9919
    @andrewbrennan9919 Před 10 lety

    Awesome video!

  • @thumboy21
    @thumboy21 Před 10 lety

    Great video. Subscribed!

  • @vinnskii1821
    @vinnskii1821 Před 8 lety +85

    Albert V looks like spooderman. Illuminati confirmed?
    ._.

    • @jeffreygao3956
      @jeffreygao3956 Před 3 lety +1

      There is no such thing as illuminati!

    • @trollos5543
      @trollos5543 Před 4 měsíci

      ​@@jeffreygao3956thats what an illuminati would say!

    • @jeffreygao3956
      @jeffreygao3956 Před 4 měsíci

      @@trollos5543 One more conspiracy theory and you’ll wish you’d never been born!

  • @mrmapperil8144
    @mrmapperil8144 Před 8 lety +34

    Charles V as Holy Roman Emperor = Charles/Carlos I as King of Spain, not the reverse.

  • @TheHadesShade
    @TheHadesShade Před 9 lety

    Very suitable music! Love it!

  • @izzyf
    @izzyf Před 10 lety +1

    This is great-especially for being made with Paint and Windows Movie Maker! It was wonderfully done!

  • @kennyrulez-thatswhatshezed1928

    1444,, but.. EU 4 is a lie? Why.. NO!

    • @v.p.anderson4952
      @v.p.anderson4952 Před 8 lety +11

      +KennyRulez-That's what she Zed. Eu4 is actually very close. Frederick III was crowned emperor a few years later, Bohemia and Hungary are in an interregnum as Ladislaus I was too young, and Sigismund was Frederick III's regent.

    • @kennyrulez-thatswhatshezed1928
      @kennyrulez-thatswhatshezed1928 Před 8 lety

      V.P. Anderson ok, thanks

  • @flittermouse1233
    @flittermouse1233 Před 8 lety +33

    Yay! I love Germanic History and Bradenburg Con 4. :P

    • @LegoLeon12
      @LegoLeon12 Před 8 lety +3

      You ... I like you.
      I think Germany and Austria have a really interesting history.
      Sadly most of the people I know only think about WW1 :(

    • @TheGsgag
      @TheGsgag Před 7 lety +1

      +Leonidas agreed

    • @vanstockholm3712
      @vanstockholm3712 Před 7 lety

      Flitter Mouse More Hetalia cancer...

    • @flittermouse1233
      @flittermouse1233 Před 7 lety +2

      Don't judge a person by their pic. You don't know where I stand.

  • @guaninn
    @guaninn Před 8 lety +1

    素晴らしい動画。
    ブランデンブルク協奏曲第4番第一楽章も妙にマッチしている。

  • @flawyerlawyertv7454
    @flawyerlawyertv7454 Před rokem +1

    Awesome 💯

  • @TheAmericanPrometheus
    @TheAmericanPrometheus Před 10 lety +44

    Why didn't you show Prussia before 1525?

    • @EmperorTigerstar
      @EmperorTigerstar  Před 10 lety +131

      Because Prussia didn't exist as a political entity before 1525.

    • @TheAmericanPrometheus
      @TheAmericanPrometheus Před 10 lety +5

      ***** Ah, I see. So they weren't recognized as an official country, then? I do believe that they were called the "Teutonic Order" before they became Prussia.

    • @EmperorTigerstar
      @EmperorTigerstar  Před 10 lety +92

      ***** Except the Teutonic Order wasn't Prussian. The Prussian people lived there, but the Teutonic Knights took over the region.

    • @TheAmericanPrometheus
      @TheAmericanPrometheus Před 10 lety +2

      ***** Ah, I see. So if it wasn't Prussian, what was it?

    • @EmperorTigerstar
      @EmperorTigerstar  Před 10 lety +69

      ***** They were German, just not Prussian. They were crusaders and the Prussians were pagan so they took over the Baltic to convert them.

  • @francismigs2224
    @francismigs2224 Před 4 lety +9

    Rivals their entire lives
    Dies together

  • @CoolStoryJo
    @CoolStoryJo Před 9 lety

    nice job man :DD

  • @vivatrzeczpospolita1412

    Super odcinek

  • @michaeljian9138
    @michaeljian9138 Před 8 lety +171

    1914-1918 sad :,(

    • @Maxjeix01
      @Maxjeix01 Před 8 lety +5

      yeah, i'm italin ( italy was against austria hungary, germany and ottoman empire)but is always a bad thing when an empire falls.

    • @theweirdserb7144
      @theweirdserb7144 Před 8 lety +7

      Stronk!

    • @nachoeee690
      @nachoeee690 Před 8 lety +5

      but in 1933 another German Empire was born and 5 years later, Austria joined or was annexed lol and 7 years after that.. the fall of the third reich /:

    • @alyssinclair8598
      @alyssinclair8598 Před 7 lety +6

      F U c K1Ng H AcK ED PuT0 that empire was shit, their leader didn't even have a good mustache.

    • @awormnamedscoobis3419
      @awormnamedscoobis3419 Před 4 lety

      Masmo Desain Your right,it leads to unstability.

  • @imsonicnoob2112
    @imsonicnoob2112 Před 3 lety +4

    1:55 is so weird seeing austria taking over spain

  • @janmapping6531
    @janmapping6531 Před 6 lety

    Thanks for Brandenburg concerto

  • @Kharon46
    @Kharon46 Před 10 lety

    great video but I've a suggestion to make currently your timeline is linear an I think for major event like ww1 it should be non-linear because changes are so sudden you have to stop-play-stop-play the video

  • @darthzourr1361
    @darthzourr1361 Před 2 lety +3

    3:59 perfect borders

  • @th33ninja
    @th33ninja Před 9 lety +18

    1:10 Wai doez aelbert V haev sweg.
    He haze spoodermain looek

  • @TychusAlfa
    @TychusAlfa Před 7 lety +2

    I think that you have a mistake around the years 1600 where you have "Rudolf V" as the archduke of Austria. I believe he was Rudolf II, but maybe that was his title as the Emperor of the Holy Roman Empire and not as an archduke so you might be correct after all. Also the royal family has moved to Prague, so maybe the capital is wrong as well, but again I'm not sure if moving the family means moving the capital...

  • @incotent
    @incotent Před 9 lety

    Very nice

  • @asdewrt
    @asdewrt Před 7 lety +4

    1:15 alburt V pls

  • @v.p.anderson4952
    @v.p.anderson4952 Před 8 lety +16

    The Margraviate of Austria was formed in 976.

  • @chaosthevampire7541
    @chaosthevampire7541 Před 8 lety

    nice Civ4 music at the start

  • @conecuni8462
    @conecuni8462 Před 10 lety

    Nice!

  • @scp7802
    @scp7802 Před 6 lety +4

    1:43 how in the world did Austria get there

    • @seatray_real
      @seatray_real Před 2 lety +1

      Inheritance
      After fall of Burgundy (duchy in the east of France and Benelux), Austrian dynasty inherited the lands and became their owners. Later on it became part of Spain.

  • @DryNox
    @DryNox Před 10 lety +5

    Who won in the end? Austria has been reduced to a small state. Prussia no longer exists, but has left behind one of the most powerful states in Europe with Berlin as its capital, dominating the European Union. One could say all small German states rebelled against Prussian and Austrian power and created a third, more Western-cultured German great power.

  • @magnuslh84
    @magnuslh84 Před 7 lety

    well done! the only improvement would be Brandenburg showing also before Prussia was formed and merged to it, but of course, this was a Prussia video...!

  • @BunkerJunker
    @BunkerJunker Před 8 lety +1

    Nicely done video. Just two minor things I noticed: Frederick I was King IN Prussia as not to oppose the elected sovereign of the HRE. Frederick II then got rid of that and officially called himself King OF Prussia.
    I assume it is due to the format of the video but it seems like in 1888 you glossed over the year of the three emperors of Germany.
    But as said: Very well done video as your other videos as well.

    • @flittermouse1233
      @flittermouse1233 Před 8 lety

      +BunkerJunker Oh thanks. I've been wanting to know what the "in" was really about. As in like I didn't know if he had a smaller kingdom and there were some other people with kingdoms ruling with him.

    • @BunkerJunker
      @BunkerJunker Před 8 lety

      The whole deal about the HRE was that the elector counts gave power to one king (usually the candidate that promised them the most in return for their vote). Frederik I assured the house of Habsburg of his vote for them as the elector count of Brandenburg and help against the Turks if he was allowed to obtain possession outside of the HRE (East Prussia). And as not to challenge their rule he carefully called himself King IN Prussia (only outside the HRE). After Frederik the Great (Frederik II) beat Austria and armies of the HRE... he kinda didn't deem that necessary anymore. ;)

  • @isaac_aren
    @isaac_aren Před 5 lety +10

    5:10 *The Germany is unified*

    • @Zhou_Yu
      @Zhou_Yu Před 2 lety +5

      It still needs east Germany the true east Germany

    • @horstschlemmer9578
      @horstschlemmer9578 Před 2 lety

      @@Zhou_Yu Lol how far does "true" east Germany go? To the Urals?

    • @Zhou_Yu
      @Zhou_Yu Před 2 lety

      @@horstschlemmer9578 To pre ww1 borders

    • @WarDyl3
      @WarDyl3 Před rokem

      Germany Is now in One Piece

  • @Retardeano
    @Retardeano Před 10 lety +22

    But we (the prussians) r still there ._.

    • @wolfeon6434
      @wolfeon6434 Před 9 lety +1

      Were do you come from? oO"

    • @Retardeano
      @Retardeano Před 9 lety +7

      Wolfeon My ancestors are from East Prussia but I grew up in the "Münsterland". It's in West Germany at the dutch border.

    • @Retardeano
      @Retardeano Před 8 lety

      ***** Where are you from? ^^

    • @Retardeano
      @Retardeano Před 8 lety

      ***** Münster is ca. ne halbe Stunde entfernt von mir ^^

    • @Retardeano
      @Retardeano Před 8 lety

      ***** Verständlich ^^

  • @RingoDixie
    @RingoDixie Před 5 lety

    Nice map you got there

  • @omarfarooq4144
    @omarfarooq4144 Před 10 lety

    Could you do one on the outside forces attempting to takeover parts of Europe like the battle of tours or something like that.

  • @forzaa867
    @forzaa867 Před 8 lety +19

    Dude Prussia was op as fuck

  • @scoobyrds
    @scoobyrds Před 10 lety +3

    At 2:00 you say that Charles was Charles V of Spain, however he was Charles I of Spain and Charles V of the Holy Roman Empire.

    • @costadura1
      @costadura1 Před 10 lety

      It's like the "Jones's". That aristocracy from Wales just dropped the Roman numeral after their names. Got to hard to keep up with. Then the pronounced came out (Joe-Nez), this is mostly when at.The Waldorf. Thank gyod for divorce giving maiden names back at least. He can just trying to.keep.up with himself.

    • @costadura1
      @costadura1 Před 10 lety

      I'm a history amateur, but love it.

    • @costadura1
      @costadura1 Před 10 lety +1

      Hi Seyed,
      You must've set this Google Circle up for V.P. Biden?
      He and most others do not use public social circles but ever so often.
      I had to translate all you wrote. My last name on this profile is my grandmas. From Sicily. But I know its got Persian ethnicity to it.
      As far as the U.S.
      It's a text book story our of every religion. The wealthy (Republicans) population are mostly from the South and ignorant. They see a black man with a Persian last name and start screaming "End of Days ". Sicilians were treated worse than any other country. That's why they started Cosa Nostra. For a woman in the South, we are becoming more oppressed along with blacks, Hispanics etc. They don't like anything but the Uncle Sam white man. Ugh! I have a New York attitude. Respect. And love those that have less than you.
      Whelps. Let me know if I can tell you what's on the news and then the truth.
      Ciao Bello

    • @closedgone6967
      @closedgone6967 Před 10 lety

      Ok why did you want to spend time in the ukraine ? Pretty awsome history there the little world war 3 any day now thing ......

  • @kugelkegel6978
    @kugelkegel6978 Před 2 lety

    you confused charles the third(the spanish king at the same time) with charles the sixth(the father of Maria Theresa)... and i think the reign of charles the fifth was much longer than you as you portrayed it.
    still a good video!

  • @davidjl
    @davidjl Před 10 lety

    ***** What happens when you realize you made a mistake in a previous slide? Do you have to painstakenly change all the slides that have the mistake on it?

  • @Jack-jw6xb
    @Jack-jw6xb Před 7 lety +8

    "In 1990, the Germany is unified."

    • @juantamayo5295
      @juantamayo5295 Před 3 lety

      not yet, Austria hasnt unified yet

    • @mse5842
      @mse5842 Před 3 lety +3

      not yet, Elsace-Lorringen is still held by Frankreich

    • @DerMke
      @DerMke Před 2 lety +1

      @@mse5842 and south tyrol is still held by italy

    • @mse5842
      @mse5842 Před 2 lety

      @@DerMke oh ja forgor bout dat

    • @der_fussballgott
      @der_fussballgott Před 2 lety

      @@juantamayo5295 Austria isnt German in the first place, only the Language is

  • @agentvissen3863
    @agentvissen3863 Před 10 lety +5

    202 likes, 0 dislikes. HECK YEAH!

  • @simonkristofkun3610
    @simonkristofkun3610 Před 10 lety

    Hi,
    Do you have an _exact_ map from 1552?
    Not just the a big full territory, but all the parts inside too.

  • @Lynagy1776
    @Lynagy1776 Před 2 lety

    May you make a video like this of Hungary?

  • @Grandn00b
    @Grandn00b Před 10 lety +8

    Why did the Austrian empire turn into Austria-Hungary?

    • @EmperorTigerstar
      @EmperorTigerstar  Před 10 lety +43

      LordCucumber Hungarian nationalism came up and the Hungarians wanted independence so the Austrians and Russians had to crush the revolt. Later on, such prospects of another uprising occured again so the Austrians to play it safe gave the Hungarians "their own kingdom" ruled by the same monarch but in theory their own.

    • @machtharry
      @machtharry Před 10 lety +8

      Big part of it were the Austrian defeats in 1866 against Prussia and Sardinia-Piedmont as well. Austria´s weakness was shown to the world and it lost its influence over the south-german states and Lombardia. A weak Austria couldnt affort to stay in internal conflicts with the hungarians as they were the largest minority in the empire and there was no point in staying "one of the german states" anymore as Prussia controlled all other german states now. Before 1866 the german unification movement was split into 2 groups. One wanted a "smaller german empire" with prussia as the leader and excluding austria. The other part wanted a "greater german empire" including all german states under austrian leadership. After Prussias victory the second option had no real chance anymore, so as said there was no point in staying a "german" state.

    • @onetwo6803
      @onetwo6803 Před 7 lety

      Google the Austro-Hungarian compromise.

    • @-Eisenfaust-
      @-Eisenfaust- Před 3 lety +2

      @@machtharry That's not true about the Great and Small Germany. It was Bissmarck who brought the "small and large German solution" into play. Both options should be under the leadership of Prussia. Austria simply wanted to preserve the acquis, that means a German Confederation under Austria and a North German Confederation under Prussia. Bissmarck wanted to create a homogeneous German state, with the integration of Austria, where Hungarians, Czechs etc. also lived, that would not have been possible. Prussia would also have taken over the unrest of the National Movement from Austria, which was not in their interest. An inclusion of Austria without the "non-German parts" would have meant a great loss of territory. These territories could also have fallen under the influence of other great powers (Russia, France, Britain). Bissmarck therefore wanted to have a second powerful German state preserved. Prussia and Austria were both still great powers, which had a great influence together. So for Bissmarck it was better to have two great powers under German hegemony than one German empire and several new independent states which could come under the influence of enemies.

  • @jokerofmorocco
    @jokerofmorocco Před 7 lety +10

    Should've added Brandenburg and the Teutonic Order on the map

    • @jokerofmorocco
      @jokerofmorocco Před 4 lety +1

      Prussia directly descended from Brandenburg and the Teutonic Order

  • @user-mr3wf3xy4t
    @user-mr3wf3xy4t Před 5 lety

    Wait... Is Sigismund from Tyrolean Austria the one in Florante at Laura?

  • @muhammadsaddam3951
    @muhammadsaddam3951 Před 9 lety +2

    i just want to ask what is different between archduchy and duchy? please reply quickly

    • @muhammadsaddam3951
      @muhammadsaddam3951 Před 9 lety

      thx

    • @DibbzTheLoner
      @DibbzTheLoner Před 9 lety +2

      undo.kat Well no, it became an archduchy long before the Habsburgs gained power in Spain.
      They forged a document to promote themselves from a Duchy to an Archduchy (a term they pretty much just made up), to give themselves additional powers and rights within the Holy Roman Empire (a major confederation of German and Italian states).
      The Holy Roman Emperor at the time refused to put the document into effect, since it was obviously fake, so they had to wait until a Duke of Austria was elected as the Holy Roman Emperor, at which point he could put it into effect himself.
      The long term effects of becoming an Archduchy meant that they held additional leverage in the Holy Roman Empire, making it easier to convince the electors to elect Habsburg Archdukes to the position of Emperor.

  • @jxg1652
    @jxg1652 Před 6 lety +10

    Theres a saying in Germany: "If two others quarrel, the third one is merry."
    Best regards from Bavaria! :-)

  • @miguelsaurio55
    @miguelsaurio55 Před 9 lety +7

    good video but on Austria-Spain union I am pretty sure that Austria was under Spain not the other way around.

    • @donwagas
      @donwagas Před 9 lety +14

      Well, the Habsburgers married into the royals in Spain so the became an alliance.

    • @francoisdaureville323
      @francoisdaureville323 Před 4 měsíci

      Thr habsbirgs are germán austrian so a grrmna house gained power in spain so i dont think so

  • @BigBen444
    @BigBen444 Před 9 lety +1

    What is the name of that song? Please reply if you know :)

    • @Vinyboyful
      @Vinyboyful Před 9 lety +3

      Big Ben Bach Brandenburg Concerto No 4 - Allegro.Eu espero ter te ajudado = I hope I have helped you.

    • @BigBen444
      @BigBen444 Před 9 lety

      Thank you :)

  • @Javeec
    @Javeec Před 10 lety +1

    This is a great video, but I think that it would be greater with the Holy Roman Empire / German Confederation border

  • @kutkuknight
    @kutkuknight Před 7 lety +5

    Rest in peace Prussia
    We know half of europe is rightful german claim, one day my old friend...

  • @gabrielheraud41
    @gabrielheraud41 Před 7 lety +254

    sad for the Germans that there original land has been destroyed and intergrated in Poland...

    • @toyue4201
      @toyue4201 Před 7 lety +42

      Welp. They must be punished for their crimes. Integrating German East Regions to Poland and Russia is a lection. In addition it weaken Germany and it will prevent that Germany will become a Super Power to make new Threat

    • @rakiwitcherly
      @rakiwitcherly Před 7 lety +6

      Thoya Germany is edging ever closer to a eu unification

    • @horstschlemmer2042
      @horstschlemmer2042 Před 7 lety +59

      Thoya yeah and by that polish militia killed 2million people. Mostly woman, children and old.
      Great lesson: Fight hate with hate. Seems to work out in Israel- oh wait... no it don't.

    • @stare9892
      @stare9892 Před 7 lety

      hahaah xDDD

    • @bestguard1
      @bestguard1 Před 7 lety +60

      Than pls tell my why America, Great Britain, France, etc. are not punished for there crimes???? America in the middle east, Great Britain and France with their colonies.

  • @nonotatalllol
    @nonotatalllol Před 2 lety

    Is there a reason as to why austria got so much land at 1:22?

  • @lapsstudent
    @lapsstudent Před 2 lety

    1:57 now I know where sam'o Nella's intro comes from

  • @Paul-lr8fn
    @Paul-lr8fn Před 8 lety +34

    i luv albert

  • @tonyjie1555
    @tonyjie1555 Před 8 lety +165

    Technically, Germany and Austria should unite into one country.

    • @matt3ominer
      @matt3ominer Před 8 lety +39

      +Tony Jie
      nope, nobody in austria wants it, germany and austria has a completely different language and culture...
      would be the same as the us asking for canada to join them or germany asking switzerland to join them... just doesnt work

    • @Skellhouseful
      @Skellhouseful Před 8 lety +26

      +Faramith Grey The United States of Germans ... sounds not that terrible.

    • @lukash1631
      @lukash1631 Před 8 lety +49

      +Matt.. There are some People who still want to unify with germany. The Most of the people in austria don't, There is also the Problem that germany and austria aren't allowed to unify After second World war. Don't know if that is forever.
      We Have the same language and the culture isn't so different. Prussia (which "founded" germany) and austria where both the mightiest states which were left after the end of the holy Roman Empire which was Mainly german. There are some differences, but they didn't stopped the austrian joining to germany in 1937 (or 1938, Not sure) ;)

    • @lukash1631
      @lukash1631 Před 8 lety +10

      +Faramith Grey Yes I looked it up again...it should be possible now, but Not Directly after the defeat in WW II to let germany so much weakened as possible. It wouldn't make a difference in military reasons today...the german goverment is very Pacifistic

    • @Radmils
      @Radmils Před 8 lety +42

      +Faramith Grey
      "Who the fuck has the authority to dont allow such a thing ? NO ONE."
      Probably the people which just fought and won a war that lasted 6 years, claimed tens of millions of lives and in the lead up to which included the annexation of neighboring countries by Germany including Austria, Czechoslovakia, (attempted Poland) in order to form a 3rd Reich. Those same people that allowed Germany to rebuild after WW2 rather than dismantling the entire nation like after WW1. It's the same reason that in the German anthem, the verse "deutchland deutchland uber alles, uber alles in der welt" was removed and why Germany has very strict laws on Nazism. Don't you guys have to cartoon depict Hitler in electronic media now (new law)? Yeap. The winner of the war writes the history and the rules, the person/s which bombed them into the next stone age had exactly that authority. Now on the up side, the Germans accept responsibility for what they did. Japan for example refuses to accept that they killed tens of millions of Chinese civilians, they don't learn it in a school history class, frankly that's quite frightening, they were just as brutal if not more.
      Germany's politicians have done allot of work in the past 70 years to acknowledge what happened and improve relations with neighboring countries, some requirements were forced from outside. When a country is absolutely defeated in war it's called an unconditional surrender, that means XYZ owns your ass now, you cannot say no to any demand. That's why the war lasted until Hitler blew his brains out with the Soviets in Berlin and the Americans to the west, and the rest of the country in ruin.
      The more you know.

  • @fiore74rga
    @fiore74rga Před 5 lety

    What's the name of the music?

  • @santiagoboo3399
    @santiagoboo3399 Před 6 lety

    I think you got the Charles the I part wrong. He was Charles the first of Spain and fifth of Austria

  • @abcdefg9613
    @abcdefg9613 Před 8 lety +4

    Where are the kangaroos?

  • @surgodis_1135
    @surgodis_1135 Před 7 lety +8

    Ah the greatest nation in history Prussia.

  • @MFvanBylandt
    @MFvanBylandt Před 10 lety +2

    Why wasnt German Austria shown on the 1919 map

  • @SFgaming007
    @SFgaming007 Před 9 lety +10

    It's funny who poland has moved west through history, and germany no longer contains it's heartland

    • @asoton957
      @asoton957 Před 9 lety +29

      Poland has had almost the same borders today as it did in 950 AD, and German heartland is where Germany currently is ...

    • @wolfeon6434
      @wolfeon6434 Před 9 lety

      It's called Kaliningrad. Any proofs?

    • @JanuszKrysztofiak
      @JanuszKrysztofiak Před 9 lety

      ***** The heart of this heartland is the building of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union in Kaliningrad ;)

    • @alixundr9519
      @alixundr9519 Před 9 lety +6

      Wolfeon Proof? Maybe that it was inhabited by Germans for 800 years until the russkies took it and until our chancellor "rejected the claim" on it.

    • @wolfeon6434
      @wolfeon6434 Před 9 lety +1

      And the Germans took it from the people who lived there before. Slavs.

  • @nikolatte3869
    @nikolatte3869 Před 8 lety +6

    This is why I ship this.

  • @imature5070
    @imature5070 Před 6 lety +14

    Hell.
    So satisfying to watch both fall.
    -Random Pole on the internet

    • @kelhunter2212
      @kelhunter2212 Před 5 lety +3

      Both are burning in hell where they belong :,)

    • @erla8911
      @erla8911 Před 5 lety +1

      @@kelhunter2212 Well Austria still exists so whats your point?

    • @Filip-uw9jp
      @Filip-uw9jp Před 5 lety +3

      It’s not occupying other territories though

  • @TheGamingParadise22
    @TheGamingParadise22 Před 7 lety +1

    What is the music in the background? Someone please tell me

  • @iumasz6088
    @iumasz6088 Před 7 lety

    that moment when you relise the music playing is used my behind the meme (aka MEME NORMIFIER)

  • @ortegaajesus1998
    @ortegaajesus1998 Před 8 lety +16

    Austrias power was strongest when backed by the Spanish, The Spanish and HRE took on most of the world to rightfully defend God's Church.

    • @counterstrikerify
      @counterstrikerify Před 6 lety +1

      ortegaajesus1998 yeah the primitive nativesin America were such a threat! ( Sarcasm )

    • @bostonshanghai377
      @bostonshanghai377 Před 6 lety

      Son of Kemet my name is Persian and I am a Parsee (Parsee are Zoroastrian Persians from India)

    • @greywolf7577
      @greywolf7577 Před 2 lety

      If it's God's church, why would it need human armies to defend it? Shouldn't God be powerful enough to defend the church without human armies?

  • @Wardell43
    @Wardell43 Před 7 lety +23

    Germany is currently occupied by the European Union.

    • @rakiwitcherly
      @rakiwitcherly Před 7 lety +13

      Wardell Brown you know that Germany runs that.

    • @nicoletheslayer8136
      @nicoletheslayer8136 Před 7 lety +3

      Germany controls Europe fuckwit. Some victory both world wars turned out to be while Germany still remains the most dominate country in Europe

    • @kelhunter2212
      @kelhunter2212 Před 5 lety +2

      not really dominant if nobody sees it as that, an alpha wolf needs full support, and germany has none

  • @chrisd4169
    @chrisd4169 Před 8 lety

    was the music bach??

  • @benjiedehoyos5678
    @benjiedehoyos5678 Před 2 lety

    Which app did you use?

    • @FrankDa
      @FrankDa Před rokem

      He use Ms paint for maps
      Microsoft movie maker for the video