The Conquest of Kuttenberg by King Sigismund - Kingdom Come Deliverance History
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- In December 1402, during Wenceslas' imprisonment in Vienna, Sigismund attacked Kuttenberg and by the beginning of the following year seized and ransacked the town. Kuttenberg was loyal to the King and staunchly defended by its miners. When they finally surrendered, they were force-marched to Sigismund 's encampment near Kolin and made to kneel before him in the mud in subjugation. In addition, they had to pay huge sums of money in reparation, even though the town and its environs had been pillaged by Hungarian soldiers.
The treasury in Kuttenberg held not only coins, but also precious jewels, gold and silver. Wenceslas later estimated the wealth seized by Sigismund to be worth one million in gold ducats of the day.
Kingdom Come: Deliverance focuses on realistic medieval and historical events that make the 15th century of Europe come to life. The game takes place in the Kingdom of Bohemia, part of the Lands of the Bohemian Crown and the modern-day Czech Republic. It is set in an open-world environment and uses a classless system.
You play as Henry, a peasant son of a well-known blacksmith who undertakes a journey of revenge, and you're able to customize his abilities to create a character that fits closer to your preferred gameplay style. Skills and progress will depend on the choices players make during the branched dialog trees.
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Thank you for the video! :)
Hey, Warhorse has come to see us !
Haha and now Kuttenberg will be the main location for KCD 2. :D
Thx for developing guys KCD1 was the last time a RPG really immersed me into the game world.
Now this is foreshadowing
If my boi henry would have been there, that battle would have gone very differently.
Thats for sure. Then again...How much of an impact did he have at Skalitz?
Yeah he would kill everyone there before Sigsmund arrived
@@ParryThishe would just wait until most of the army is aslept, kill some sentrys from the back, poison most of their pots fro breakfast and burn their arrows before leaving with his pockets full of groschen and armour xd
Did you see the announcement trailer for KCD II ?@@ParryThis
I guess we will see now
Skalitz Bailiff: "And don't forget about
K U T T E N B E R G"
We're going to Kuttenberg!
Very well done this. I love learning more about this time period and the associated historical events. It makes KCD that much better.
Thank you. I am glad you enjoy these videos.
What an excellent playlist. Thank you for this. cant wait for KCD2 "The Hussite Wars" lol I hope.
Thank you very much i am glad you like it. KCD 2, whatever form it takes, it is my number 1 most anticipated game.
As always, you make learning about history fun. Thank you very much.
Glad you enjoy it!
This was very interesting. I had never heard of this battle before. Super cool.
Glad you enjoyed it
Wish more of this was spoken about in the games intro cutscene, especially the stealing from the mines, it would help us understand why Skalitz gets attacked. Good work my guy 🎉
Great video, brother!
Glad you liked it!
Great video! I would love a video on Hanush or Wencelsas IV (If you havnt already)!
I have one out for Wenceslas IV.
Kutna Hora is name consisting of two parts - "Kutna" from kucie or kuce which means "mining" or "forging" in west slavic languages, and "Hora" which basicly means mountain or hill.
Also great video, I am proud that people like you are doing great work to spread historical knowledge. Greetings from Poland!
Thanks for sharing. It is an amazing privilege to be able to learn about such things.
since I live near Kutná Hora (in village Jakub - Církvice, where is also very famous church of st. Jacob tied to Vladislav II., second king of Bohemia), it's nice to see this. By the way Malín was residence of Slavníkovci (rival house to Premyslid). And Sedlec was pillaged by Hussites just few years later after this event (1421) - maybe Jan Hus have right thoughts, but Hussites were very dark age of our history. They basically destroyed any chance of Bohemia to became major power, which could have happened if Sigismund would become king earlier. Then it would be (maybe) different story. Czech lands never recovered after death of Charles IV. and basically became only troublesome land, imprisoned in battle between protestants and catholics. So Habsburks had very easy job of having this land until WW1.
@@matyassiegel1732Very true. It’s mostly because of socialist propaganda that Hussites are so celebrated, as they symbolize opposition to the church and the wealthy elite. The history of our country could have been very different.
Hope you come back when the new game comes out
The name Kuttenberg makes me chuckle as a Dutch person.
I could have gone with Kutna Hora.
Sigismund sounds like a child who lost his favorite toy, so he took his brothers
TBF a Ton of his Contemporaries were fairly similar when it comes to sacking, Scheming and atrocities done
Could you do Battle of Kosovo, it was also mentioned in KCD? Sir Hanush said that Father Godwin, before becoming priest, fought as mercenary on Christian side a killed many Turks.
I have been working on the research for it for some time, but have not made it all the way through. i keep coming up against blockages where i don't have sufficient information. I will continue working on it though.
We will see kuttenburg in KCD2
YEET
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Can you give me sources from where you get this informations
Unfortunately i no longer have my citations, as this is a paper that i wrote some years ago, and no longer have. I know that i drew nearly all of the information from one source that was in Czech, as there was not very much information regarding this event to be found online.
Nikopolis was lost because french knights charged too early. Again.
It’s a French tradition to be overconfident and mindlessly charge
How was sigismund so successful, eventhough he was a terrible military leader?!
Well, first, i wouldn't say he was a terrible military leader, he had notable failures, but also successes. But, much of his success came from the fact that he was an effective administrator, and a very cunning politician.
Sigismund lost nicopolis because of Jean of nevers and french knights charging ahead and ignoring the whole battle plans.
The french lost nicopolis
Typical French behavior.
@@ParryThis litrlly they had to charge headlong agianst the ottomans and got surrounded,mistake they reapeted 19 years later
You do a better job researching this than the studio and especially that ass of a lead designer :D
I definitely go a bit more in depth, and use multiple sources, that way mine are a little more objective.
such a stupid ass comment lmao.