The History of Europe: Every Year In Game Style
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- čas přidán 17. 12. 2023
- The 'Game Style' is basically a map of small provinces that can be coloured in to make a country, kind of like HOI4 style.
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It's find of fascinating how the changes become much less common as time goes on, yet far larger and explosive when they do.
That's world tension in a nutshell. Builds up and then snaps.
I think ever since the digital revolution were in a new classical era, or perhaps ever since WW1, and we're gonna see this pattern for an era
It is also due to small explosions not surviving in the historical records, only large movements.
@@neckreththat's the opposite of their point. Further in the past = small frequent changes, recently = rare, big changes
That's what happens when you concentrate so much power in one place. Everything is far more interconnected, resilient and safe today, so when someone starts a war, it doesn't just shake the region; the entire world can feel its tremors as the bombs drop and the guns fire. Economies tank, supplies suffer, and reports come flooding in. In this age, war is an oddity for the weapons we have now are so advanced that they shake the foundations of the earth, and our machines make so much that taking land does more harm than good. That was why war was common back then; The bloodshed was in small amounts and had a regional effect, and taking land was guaranteed to make your kingdom stronger. Today, every conflict results in so many deaths that they are tenfold that of the battles we had in ages past. Back in time, we were but men. But now? Now, we may as well be living Gods. Forget hitting someone with lightning or a flood when we can eviscerate an entire city with the power of a thousand suns. Forget about all the power God had in the Bible, for we could destroy heavens entire army with the press of a button. If God were real, he would be held captive by us today, and we would have the devil's head on a pike for the amusement of the powerful
This shows just how long the Romans have been around for more than half of the video was just the Romans! (Not to mention the Eastern Roman empire) as usual great work agl!
Imagine if you counted the "third Rome", Russia aswell
@@FederationMappingExcept literally no one considers Russia as the actual successor to rome. The empire died with the Eastern a Roman Empire, or if we wanna take it further we could count the last rump state which was the Despotate of Epirus which fell in 1479 I believe
Roman lasted the same as ottoman empire
@@FederationMapping "Third Rome" is a self-claimed title. By that same standard you might as well count the Ottoman Empire as just a continuation of Rome, even though it conquered them.
@@Argacyan Yeah. Nobody's the third rome lol. All of them were different states than the actual Roman Empire.
The sheer EFFORT this must've taken. My utmost respect goes to you. You are one of my biggest inspirations to do mapping. Very well done.
tysm!
@@AGLMapping What are you using to make the video may I ask
i think it maybe something like mapchart or just photoshop@@East_.-Sussex_Mapping
@@East_.-Sussex_MappingI think he’s using MapChart
@@East_.-Sussex_Mapping Mapchart probably
I love the little sad face you put when Constantinople fell
I see the sad face
Every man cried
*Istanbul*
Yeah... @ 8:47. :'(
not for long, soon it will be Constantinople again, crusaiders are raising. Ther is no place for followers of false prophets in Europe
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crazy to see just how much Napoleon changes everything
8:07
Mistake , Novgorod was never part of the "Golden Horde"
@@fyurerysyeah this video is very very innacurate, but it gets the basics
@@henrycrystal9740details matter
Well, imagine moustache man
I still can’t believe how a single British guy could mess up so bad that UK lost all of the lands they had in France . Like how bad he was
The English kings during that time were French, its the Plantagenets they came from Anjou wich is why historians are calling their holdings as "the Angevin empire". They are also the reason why the English language is composed of roughly 60% French/Latin vocabulary. So yeah there is almost nothing british about them, the "British/Anglo-Saxon" kings were beaten by William the Conqueror a Norman/French duc who conquered England you can see that on the map in 1066. Your kings starting to embrace the English language was with the Tudors a Welsh dynasty that came to power in the 16th century, And like i said its not the same English culture that you've had before William's conquest.
@@ForeskinWillisyea, what forskin said ☝🏽
@@ForeskinWillis the english language is only 30% french lol
@@LockOn7016 No it is 28% French and 28% Latin. So im right.
@@LockOn7016 A computerized survey of about 80,000 words in the third edition of the Shorter Oxford Dictionary, published by Finkenstaedt and Wolff in 1973 estimated the origin of English words to be as follows:
French: 28.30%;
Latin, including modern scientific and technical Latin: 28.24%;
Germanic languages, as inherited from Old English, from Proto-Germanic, or a more recent borrowing from a Germanic language such as Old Norse, excluding Germanic words borrowed from a Romance language: 25%;
Greek: 5.32%;
no etymology given: 4.04%;
derived from proper names: 3.28%; and
all other languages: less than 1%.
1 second = 2 years and Rome was there for almost 9 minutes, crazy
Rome still exists)
@@user-xx4qo3ru5t kind of
@@user-xx4qo3ru5t ok nerd
@@user-xx4qo3ru5tRoman Empire not the city: edit I changed Roman’s to Roman Empire so no confusion happens.
@@user-xx4qo3ru5tlike Roman republic and Roman Empire
The Roman Civil Wars musta been so painful to do... respect
Also I loved the little sad face on Constantinople in 1453 lol
No way you're the first person to notice the face
Saw it too
Me too
I saw it too. Later history of the Roman Empire is a pet love of mine.
This is truly a masterpiece! THE AMOUNT OF EFFORT PUT INTO THIS IS AMAZING!
This is what I call dedication.
expected you to be here lol
cool! The map is quite high quality, I would like to thank you for your skill. But there is a catch about Novgorod and Slavic principalities: The Golden Horde did not invade Novgorod, and after 1380 the Slavic principalities began to gain independence in those territories where there was a Polish-Lithuania ;)
Никаких независимых княжеств на той территории уже не было после монгольского нашествия. Они были разделены между ВКЛ, Московским царством и осколками золотой орды. А после между Речью Посполитой, Российской и Османской империями
@@user-wc6qi6yy6c Московское государство начало свое освобождение во времена золотой орды
Княжества южнее и севернее Москвы благодаря ей же стали независимыми
- например Тверь.
Да и Москва потом захватила все русские княжества. Раньше, чем это отмечено на карте
Plenty of small errors and/or (over)simplifications made here. Most recent events in Yugoslavia and the ensuring conflicts happened ~10years earlier than they do in this map-animation. I think its to be expected given the scale and complexity that is being attempted here.
And even moreover, the Mongol troops did not even reach Moscow, let alone to the north. There was no need to paint everything in the colors of Mongolia, and the Golden Horde was later and much smaller.
I love those types of Styles! I even did one for Iberia, although not with much effort as you did!
I will wait and see for more of these videos!
Where do you guys get the map
1:24 the fracturing of the Macedonian Empire was well-timed
Omg you should spend hours doing this! Respect and very very nice video!!! Thank you to bring it to us!
Days*
I'm Brazilian and I really like your content, keep it up and never get discouraged.
Hugs to you and a cookie🍪
thanks!
@@AGLMappingHave some milk with it!
As an old fan I never missed barley any video you post I sub on the time you post your first series 😊
Very cool! Well made mate cheers!
Amazing work! Loved it! It must have taken a lot of time to make this, and it paid off! Hats off to you! :)
wow! Such an amazing work :O
Amazed by the effort, troubled by minor inaccuracies.
Great video nonetheless!
It seems you forgot the Spanish Republic, from 1931 to 1939.
Also, the Kingdom of Spain didn’t exist in the XVth century. From that moment the Kingdom of Castille and the Crown of Aragon shared their monarchs, but they were separate countries with their own laws and borders until the Spanish War of Succession ended, in the XVIIIth century
Oh alr
Still very good job
Exactly as every other country in Europe... it didn´t exist France but Frank Reich or Francorum Rex (King of the Franks).
Catalufo intentando creer que España la fundó Felipe V o Franco. Catalonia si que nunca existió
That's what I call cool mapping animation!
Yo ngl I like these videos alot and I have a suggestion: you should do one of these but with alternative history.
Heyyy I haven’t watched your vids for a big while. Glad I’m back! I still remember when you do subscriber wars haha
Welcome back!
This is absolutely magnificent, how long did it took for you to make it?
Dang. Fascinating. That's a lot of work!
Poland and Lithuania became a single state in 1569 when the union of Lublin was signed not in 1835. In 1385 the union of Krewo only strengthened ties between Poland and Lithuania around that time the Grand duke of Lithuania became king of Poland, later converted Lithuania to christianity. Other then that the video is great and mostly accurate, just wanted to correct this part of the video as it's my country's history.
Really good video, but in the 1600s i noiced a small issue. It was called the commonwealh of England during the period between Charles the 1st being executed and charles he 2nd taking the throne in 1660, afterwards it was just the Kingdom of England.
Thats very great :D
Great thing! although you forgot Samo's Empire (Samová Ríša), but this is good anyways, liking the video
Very well done! It's indeed very accurate!
Great video good work!
This should have took a really long time, but looks awesome!
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@@brahimhaddad-om4dsyour mom just in case
Finally, maps based on facts instead of oppinions. Well done
History is all opinion and interpretation though. Obviously there are better and worse interpretations, but if there was always a correct answer on history historians would all be out of a job!
This is such a masterpiece.
this is so underated, new follow
i can't imagine the pain and time it took to make sure each province was usable for each year
Absolutely great work? Btw what source did you use? Geacron? Or sonething else
When i click the link to download the png map, even with a discord that's signed in and not hacked. It says this content is no longer available.. Why?
i think that the map could have an upper layer with the current borders. so, for example, one can have a better view on questions like "what parts of my country did romans conquered"
I can't imagine how long this would take, not to even mention the quality that this has! Also goes to show just how quick the World Wars were compared to the rest of European history! Great work!! 🫡🫡
Congrats! Just fascinating… Just want to know how many hours was necessary to produce this masterpiece!
What animation software do you use? as this is truely incredible.
The amount of time and effort it must of talk to draw all of that is amazing and massive respect from me.
This is insane bro, keep up the good work!
Even insane is an understatement, this is Egyptian amount of work! I wonder how much did it take to review for errors
this video reminds me a lot of a game, swordfall kingdoms, which was made in flash, sadly, i can't play the full version of it anymore, but great video!
Lovely video! Are using a GIS program for this rendering. What is the data source?
The French Revolution and the World Wars seem like outbreaks in specific countries, rather than events that marked the entire world.
I love it!!!😊 Keep up the good work!
Great video
Musta been hard to make every province.. keep it up!
I like how he didn't include Epirus and Macedonia in Greeks, knowing they are greeks too, but knowing that they weren't city states like Sparta and Athens, but rather just Greek states. Amazing work.
Wow good job
7:51 The Mongols: *Allow us to introduce ourselves*
Nice work
I guess it was quite a legwork to review every change of borders and yearly military gains. Did you also take 31th of December of each year for convenience?
This animation is really cool! I wish I could download the map, but the discord image link expired. If you decide to reupload the blank map, try using an image hosting platform like imgur
11/10 I would play again.
-God
I always wanted to do something like this (mainly because I didn’t wanna draw the borders myself)
Bardzo, wnikliwy materiał 🙂
Pozdrawiam 🙃
10:48 Hello😂. I imagine it cute and like “Heh-low!” All squeaky as it destroys Europe
props to the person who made the lines
10:49 lil bro got too excited 💀💀
Before The Union Of Lublin in 1569, Lithuania an Poland were seperate countries and only after Lublin Union, thry became a Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth
I tried making slideshow of last 300 years. Now I have made a rather accurate slideshow from 1913 to 2023. It wasn't bad, but I wonder, do you have maps flashing in front of you when you close your eyes?
This is fire 🔥
I like how France went cray cray mode for bit
This is good video❤
8:48 Anyone else notice the sad face when Constantinople fell, AKA the fall of Rome?
Damn this is good.
We need part 2!!!! This europe thing fire🔥🔥🔥🔥
Mate how tf is there gonna be a part II
@@ozzyman1464 wdym??
@@ozzyman1464
Asia and the middle east!
How do you make videos like this? They’re so cool
Uffff, tremendo video, like
Good video. Can please you tell me where did you found the map?
Love how you included a sad face after the Eastern Roman Empire fell in 1453
Great vid
Just a quick question, how did you make this?
What sources did you use to make this video?
8:07
Mistake , Novgorod was never part of the "Golden Horde"
The problem here is that Novgorod de facto depended from Vladimir and after Moskowz which depended from the Horde
Shouldnt the areas in white at the beginning be different colours for each small region as they were different tribes? Or does the game just reads it as an 18th century british imperialist as that "pagan and barbarous land"?
10:07 I like the beat when napoleon comes into power.
What the name of the app you used pls reply because i want to use the map
Incredibly creative
Reminds of a game i used to play in the early 2010s called eRepublik.
imagine if every historical simulation game is like this, then you'll know the/that world history
How did you get that map?
I love this video, but what is the game you played this video on?
It’s not a game, they drew it all
i drew it in an app called flipaclip
@@AGLMapping oh ok thanks
Small Correction: Before 1707, Scotland was not the not the part of the Common Wealth of England. Only England and Wales was the part. Scotland was incorporated in UK in 1707 and Ireland in 1801
What has passed has become the history,
What is happening now is becoming the history,
And what is coming is the history awaiting us to create.
The history is not just “his” “story”. It is us. We are the history.
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Nice video but where is Tartessos? It's considered the first west Europe civilization.
You should probably represent the EU as something akin to what you did with the HRE, it is a quite vital event in European history
Its just an economic and military alliance, not a single state
@@BigBlackGlock just an economic and military alliance... that can make laws
They only did that for the hre bc drawing all the tiny states over time would be torture
I cant believe the Roman Empire survived from 720BC to 1453AD.(this is including the west and east Roman Empires)
7:35 good old Medieval Total War map.
Glad that you kept the name "Eastern Roman Empire" instead of changing it to "Byzantium".
Any reason why one is more correct than the other? In my history textbooks we always called it Byzantium.
@@EGeorgev It's a historical term. They just didn't call their nation "Byzantium Empire".
Western pomerania from Gdańsk was under Piast slavic dynasty from polish divided state after Krzywousty split his country between his sons until Brandenburg took these lands. They were polish until at least XVII century when the Conquest if Brandenburg into pomerania began.
Its very amazing that Hitler's era in this film is only 3 seconds, but Roman Empire is 3 minutes.
3 minutes withouth counting the other roman empires
Its 9 minutes u have to count eastern roman empire
@@Alguien644 I meant the Roman Empire until 395 AD and the Western Roman Empire which existed until 476 AD. But if we include the Byzantine Empire, then yes, it is indeed a much longer period of time
@@StarJes1 I meant the Roman Empire until 395 AD and the Western Roman Empire which existed until 476 AD. But if we include the Byzantine Empire, then yes, it is indeed a much longer period of time
@@ketsokk.2466 ye i know what u mean. But eastern roman empire was actually the welthiest and strongest part of the empire so it has to be included, constantinople was the richest city at the time
It shows that in history serw si many wars ( we see only color of map changed) but nowadays time run quickly on map... Peace time....
I saw the little easter egg of a frown when the byzantines/eastern roman empire!as usual,amazing video!❤
Edit:there was nothing here at all!
Ik it's insignificant but there was an uprising to restore Bulgaria in 1040-1041 that started from Belgrade and captured all of Modern Serbia Kosovo and Macedonia (the region) and almost took Thessaloniki but failed and was crushed. There was another major Bulgarian uprising against Byzantium in the 1070s and 1080s that also failed.
Also the second Bulgarian empire had different borders because when the first king - Kaloyan was crowned he received the title of king of Bulgaria and Walachia.
It's a shame you didn't include any of the northern european civilisations before the middle ages but it would be a hell of a lot of work (and guesswork) so it's understandable. Great video!