Cork is known as the rebel county, most of its inhabitants think that is because of the county's roll in the Irish war of Independence, but it is actually because of the areas support for Perkin Warbeck and Lambert Simnel, it doesn't go down to well when a Dubliner points that out during a drinking session. Henry said of the Irish after , "I suppose they will crown an ape next". 😂. Thanks Hilbert, I enjoyed it.
Didn't know that, although now you say it it does make sense! That's very interesting, I'll see if I can mention that in Part II of Rebellions in the next video in the series! Awesome nugget of knowledge there, thanks a million!
Thanks for the Ricardian mention at 4:07 most people who r not from the UK don’t know who Ricardians are. Which is why it would be an excellent topic for a video when you’re done with Henry VII. :)
Thanks for doing these! We're doing this for A level and these videos really help to update my notes on the extra detail. It would be cool if you could do a video about Wolsey but I know you probably want to cover the Tudors in order
Great video Hilbert. Also, I must be 12 as I still find it hilarious that the auto-subtitles are convinced you're saying "Greased Up Thomas" rather than Rhys Ap Thomas.
Hahaha probably my Northern pronunciation doesn't help things along either! Dutch and Frisian words mixed in provide almost as much fun as the Welsh names!
The house of York (Richard Plantagenet) could claim the throne through his descent from Lionel of Antwerp, the second surviving son of Edward III. On it's own the Yorkist line was junior to the Lancastrians.
Just for clarity's sake, that isn't what a pretender is. The meaning of "pretend" in English has changed. It didn't used to mean feigning. It meant to attempt to become. So a pretender wasn't someone acting like they were a different person, but someone trying to obtain a different position. For example, James II's son James and his son Charles are known as the Old and the Young Pretender, not because they pretended to be different people in the modern sense, but because they were trying to obtain the throne.
I am enjoying your videos, and have a questions, "have you done anything about Empress Maud [a.k.a. Princess/Queen Matilda]?" That is a fascinating story, with the kind of intrigue you seem to like. I have read three treatments that seemed to be about entirely different people, the topic obviously needs better treatment. If you have done it, where can I find it, and if you haven't would you be inclined to do so? Best wishes.
Thank you, I'm glad to hear you're enjoying them! That sounds like a really good idea for a video, I'm quite full up now but I'll add it to my video list and I'll look into it for a future date! Thanks again for the suggestion!
Turns out Richard never killed them and they were exiled. Then Henry Tudor killed one when he came back to claim the throne but allowed the elder to retire in Devon as edward eras
Plantagenets most famous kings were Henry II Edward I and III and Richard I. So everyone is named Henry, Edward or Richard. Also Edward IV marriage to Elizabeth Woodville leads to there being a number of Elizabeths right down to James I daughter through whom we get George I and then there are six Georges. Lastly every generation since Victoria has had at least 1 who had Albert as one of there four given names including Prince Harry.
798jasmine I’ve not had the time to dedicate to making part 2 although you might find this playlist helpful: czcams.com/play/PLWHb-MbcZ9ko0CtKlRzZTj-zzIIcubk84.html Best of luck with the exam!
Would you say it's a fair point for the tutors being a branch of house plantagenet because they are part of house Lancaster and all except Henry 7 were decent of Elizabeth of York or am I just scraping the bottom of the barrel
I thought Lambert impersonated Edward (Teddy) Plantagenet, Duke of Warwick. Which was pretty stupid because Henry the 7th had the real Duke in the tower. Perkin Warbeck impersonated the younger brother of Edward V, Richard of York. Well I don't believe that warbeck really was Richard, I also don't think that Richard III had the boys executed. It doesn't make any sense as he had them declared illegitimate. Why go through all that trouble if you're just going to kill them? Not to mention he wasn't even in London when the boys "disappeared". Personally I think Margaret Beaufort had the boys killed during the failed rescue attempt. Her son would have never become king while those boys lived regardless if he married Elizabeth of York or not. Her husband Lord Stanley was high enough in the court to have access to the Tower and she was part of the conspiracy to free the Princes. I wouldn't call myself a Richard III supporter, and he did a lot of evil things during his 2-year reign. But I don't see him murdering his nephews. It would only work against him, and he was smart enough to know that. Trouble is he was so hated by the end of his reign that everybody believed that he was responsible.
History With Hilbert dit helpt mischien een beetje als je toch iets gaat doen ovee het huis van Holland hier zijn alle graven (voor zover ik weet) van Holland van het huis Holland Dirk II Geboren: 932 Gestorven: 988 Geregeerd: 965-988 Gebied: Graafschap West-Frisia Vader: Dirk I Moeder: Geberga van Hamaland Titel: Graaf van West-Frisia Arnulf van Gent Geboren: 951 Gestorven: 993 Geregeerd: 988-993 Gebied: Graafschap West-Frisia Vader: Dirk II Moeder: Hildegard van Vlaanderen Titel: Graaf van West Frisia Dirk III van Holland Geboren: 982 Gestorven: 1039 Geregeerd: 993-1039 Gebied: Graafschap West-Frisia Vader: Arnulf van Gent Moeder: Lutgardis van Luxemburg Titel: Graaf van West-Frisia Dirk IV van Holland Geboren: ? Gestorven: 1049 Geregeerd: 1039-1049 Gebied: Graafschap West-Frisia Vader: Dirk III van Holland Moeder: Othilde van de Noordmark Titel: Graaf van West-Frisia Floris I van Holland Geboren: 1025 Gestorven: 1061 Geregeerd: 1049-1061 Gebied: Graafschap Friesland Vader: Dirk III van Holland Moeder: Othelhild Titel: Graaf van Friesland Dirk V van Holland Geboren: 1054 Gestorven 1091 Geregeerd: 1061-1091 Gebied: Graafschap Friesland Vader: Floris I van Holland Moeder: Geertruida van Saksen Titel: Graaf van Friesland Floris II van Holland Geboren: 1091 Gestorven: 1122 Geregeerd: Gebied: Graafschap Holland Vader: Floris I van holland Moeder: Othilde Titel: Graaf van Holland Dirk VI van Holland Geboren: 1114 Gestorven: 1157 Geregeerd 1122-1129 / 1131-1157 Gebied: Graafschap Holland Vader: Floris II van Holland Moeder: Petronilla van Saksen Titel: Graaf van Holland Floris de Zwarte Geboren: 1115 Gestorven: 1133 Geregeerd: 1129-1131 Gebied: Graafschap Holland Vader: Floris II van Holland Moeder: Petronilla van Saksen Titel: Graaf van Holland Floris III van Holland Geboren: 1140 Gestorven: 1190 Geregeerd: 1157-1190 Gebied: Graafschap Holland Vader: Dirk VI Moeder: Sophia van Rheineck Titel: Graaf van Holland Dirk VII van Holland Geboren: ? Gestorven: 1203 Geregeerd: 1190-1203 Gebied: Graafschap Holland Vader: Floris III van Holland Moeder: Ada van Schotland Titel: Graaf van Holland Ada van Holland Geboren: 1288 Gestorven: 1223 Geregeerd: 1203-1206 Gebied: Graafschap Holland Vader: Dirk VII van Holland Moeder: Aleid van Kleef Titel: Gravin van Holland Willem I van Holland Geboren: 1175 Gestorven: 1222 Geregeerd: 1203-1222 Gebied: Graafschap Holland Vader: Floris III Moeder: Ada van Schotland Titel: Graaf van Holland Floris IV van Holland Geboren: 1210 Gestorven: 1234 Geregeerd: 1222-1234 Gebied: Graafschap Holland Vader: Willem I Moeder: Aleid van Gelre Titel: Graaf van Holland Willem II van Holland Geboren: 1227 Gestorven: 1256 Geregeerd: 1234-1256 Gebied: Graafschap Holland, Graafschap Zeeland, het Heilig Romeinse Rijk Vader: Floris IV van Holland Moeder: Machteld van Brabant
Oh cousin Gerald, what did you get us into now.
I see the Game of Thrones connections growing with every video.
That needs to be a video at some point, there honestly are just so many!
Already hyped for it! :D
i knew about some of the bigger ones, but damn there are a lot in this video.
Game of thrones is based upon the wars of the roses
Cork is known as the rebel county, most of its inhabitants think that is because of the county's roll in the Irish war of Independence, but it is actually because of the areas support for Perkin Warbeck and Lambert Simnel, it doesn't go down to well when a Dubliner points that out during a drinking session. Henry said of the Irish after , "I suppose they will crown an ape next". 😂. Thanks Hilbert, I enjoyed it.
Didn't know that, although now you say it it does make sense! That's very interesting, I'll see if I can mention that in Part II of Rebellions in the next video in the series! Awesome nugget of knowledge there, thanks a million!
History With Hilbert I'll look forward to that one, Thanks.
I can imagine Henry VII eying John de la Pole in court with Sunshine of your Love playing in the background while planning his arrest
Gotta love some Flemish merc’s
They sit and throw waffles at the enemy
Thanks for the Ricardian mention at 4:07 most people who r not from the UK don’t know who Ricardians are. Which is why it would be an excellent topic for a video when you’re done with Henry VII. :)
Juan Ferreira what is a Ricardian?
When is part 2 coming out? It's been nearly a month!
best quote by king henry:
*"money hoes and clothes, blunt smoke coming out my nose, is all a nigga knows"*
Thanks for doing these! We're doing this for A level and these videos really help to update my notes on the extra detail. It would be cool if you could do a video about Wolsey but I know you probably want to cover the Tudors in order
Great video Hilbert. Also, I must be 12 as I still find it hilarious that the auto-subtitles are convinced you're saying "Greased Up Thomas" rather than Rhys Ap Thomas.
Hahaha probably my Northern pronunciation doesn't help things along either! Dutch and Frisian words mixed in provide almost as much fun as the Welsh names!
Rhys ap Thomas is my 16th great grandfather and I still carry the last name Thomas
is there a part 2 to this?
John de la Pole was actually the Earl of Lincoln! His younger brother, Edmund, was the 3rd Duke of Suffolk.
My father was Thomas. From 1812 to 1890, patrilineally, I'm descended of alternating generations of Georges and Thomases.
The house of York (Richard Plantagenet) could claim the throne through his descent from Lionel of Antwerp, the second surviving son of Edward III. On it's own the Yorkist line was junior to the Lancastrians.
Very interesting keep up the great work.
Cheers man, glad you're still enjoying the videos!
Love your videos Hilbert, keep up the good work. I've always had an interest in history and your videos help fuel my curiosity.
Wow, thanks a lot, so much more useful than my History Teacher. I'll ace these A-Levels thanks to Hilbert
Just for clarity's sake, that isn't what a pretender is. The meaning of "pretend" in English has changed. It didn't used to mean feigning. It meant to attempt to become. So a pretender wasn't someone acting like they were a different person, but someone trying to obtain a different position.
For example, James II's son James and his son Charles are known as the Old and the Young Pretender, not because they pretended to be different people in the modern sense, but because they were trying to obtain the throne.
something that henry vii did was that he had humphrey stafford executed at tyburn, which was usually where peasants were hanged
Oh man i thought this was about Henry VII, Holy Roman Emperor And his battles in Italy :(
One day I'll get onto that!
Too many Henries. Makes you wonder if the people in KCD are actually talking to you...
I am enjoying your videos, and have a questions, "have you done anything about Empress Maud [a.k.a. Princess/Queen Matilda]?" That is a fascinating story, with the kind of intrigue you seem to like. I have read three treatments that seemed to be about entirely different people, the topic obviously needs better treatment. If you have done it, where can I find it, and if you haven't would you be inclined to do so?
Best wishes.
Thank you, I'm glad to hear you're enjoying them! That sounds like a really good idea for a video, I'm quite full up now but I'll add it to my video list and I'll look into it for a future date! Thanks again for the suggestion!
love the house of york. im leaning towards the House of York.. leave below if you are feeling more towards house of york/ lancaster just for fun poll
fun series and i love your vids
Thank you! Thought it was about time I put up a Part III!
the history of England, the Royal family Soap Opera!
Epsiode 4 or part 2 pls, these vids are very good, much appreciate
Turns out Richard never killed them and they were exiled. Then Henry Tudor killed one when he came back to claim the throne but allowed the elder to retire in Devon as edward eras
Thanks again Hilbert!
(Also, I do hope you read my comment under your video response to a Lindybeige video about some TV production)
I try to get back to people's comments although that one happens to be my oldest one!
No problem - I think I only left it yesterday or the day before. But I meant what I said. Oh, and there's a £50 bet there too!
You tease Hilbert! LOL Hurry up with the next one! :)
Plantagenets most famous kings were Henry II Edward I and III and Richard I. So everyone is named Henry, Edward or Richard. Also Edward IV marriage to Elizabeth Woodville leads to there being a number of Elizabeths right down to James I daughter through whom we get George I and then there are six Georges. Lastly every generation since Victoria has had at least 1 who had Albert as one of there four given names including Prince Harry.
Wow I love this video 😂😂😂😂 useful for revision and funny lol
great video
Thanks man!
Could you do Something about the Germanic Tribes
Got a few things in the pipeline that you might find interesting
Sounds good thank you :D
Which ones, when, where?
Nice Foo Fighters reference. :)
You know what they say
"Just because your paranoid doesn't mean that they aren't out to get you"
Great video! Where is the next part?
another great video!
Ummm where's part 2 of this it has been a year still looking forward to this
Is there a rebellions part 2? been going through you videos and i haven't seen it
yay more henry vii
Where's part ii of this?? Can't seem to find it...my exam is on Wednesday....aha....help??
798jasmine I’ve not had the time to dedicate to making part 2 although you might find this playlist helpful:
czcams.com/play/PLWHb-MbcZ9ko0CtKlRzZTj-zzIIcubk84.html
Best of luck with the exam!
Thank you!!
Hilbert's had a busy 2 years.
England needs to stop naming its heirs Richard lest the curse of the Richard name continues.
John Cardinal Morton , formerly Bishop John Morton ....
How different a world without Tudors!
I cant believe its not....
The flashing circles in the purple background were a bit distracting. Love the video though!
Thanks for the advice, I'll try and change it up in my next video in the series!
8:41 pretty sure that is Whitby Abbey in the back ground,
Good video, one small criticism: Richard III's son Edward of Middleton died in 1484 not 1480.
does anyone have the link to the second video on tudor rebellions, can't seem to find it
Would you say it's a fair point for the tutors being a branch of house plantagenet because they are part of house Lancaster and all except Henry 7 were decent of Elizabeth of York or am I just scraping the bottom of the barrel
What about Margaret of York
tis been 3 years and still no part 2:(
When will there be more episodes! You’re the best
It's been 3 years, where is part 2?
At the chard with descendants of Richard of York, you put Edward IV as Edward V
I thought Lambert impersonated Edward (Teddy) Plantagenet, Duke of Warwick. Which was pretty stupid because Henry the 7th had the real Duke in the tower. Perkin Warbeck impersonated the younger brother of Edward V, Richard of York. Well I don't believe that warbeck really was Richard, I also don't think that Richard III had the boys executed. It doesn't make any sense as he had them declared illegitimate. Why go through all that trouble if you're just going to kill them? Not to mention he wasn't even in London when the boys "disappeared". Personally I think Margaret Beaufort had the boys killed during the failed rescue attempt. Her son would have never become king while those boys lived regardless if he married Elizabeth of York or not. Her husband Lord Stanley was high enough in the court to have access to the Tower and she was part of the conspiracy to free the Princes. I wouldn't call myself a Richard III supporter, and he did a lot of evil things during his 2-year reign. But I don't see him murdering his nephews. It would only work against him, and he was smart enough to know that. Trouble is he was so hated by the end of his reign that everybody believed that he was responsible.
Some video suggestians
Floris V
Grutte pier
House of Holland
Michiel de Ruyter
Koning Radboud
De gelderse oorlogen
Al de Nederlandse helden! Ik ben op het moment aan het werk om een filmpje over de 80 Jarige Oorlog te maken, misschien is dat ook wat voor je?
History With Hilbert alles waar nederland in zit is geweldig :-)
Maar ik ben nog steeds een floris fanboy
History With Hilbert dit helpt mischien een beetje als je toch iets gaat doen ovee het huis van Holland
hier zijn alle graven (voor zover ik weet) van Holland van het huis Holland
Dirk II
Geboren: 932
Gestorven: 988
Geregeerd: 965-988
Gebied: Graafschap West-Frisia
Vader: Dirk I
Moeder: Geberga van Hamaland
Titel: Graaf van West-Frisia
Arnulf van Gent
Geboren: 951
Gestorven: 993
Geregeerd: 988-993
Gebied: Graafschap West-Frisia
Vader: Dirk II
Moeder: Hildegard van Vlaanderen
Titel: Graaf van West Frisia
Dirk III van Holland
Geboren: 982
Gestorven: 1039
Geregeerd: 993-1039
Gebied: Graafschap West-Frisia
Vader: Arnulf van Gent
Moeder: Lutgardis van Luxemburg
Titel: Graaf van West-Frisia
Dirk IV van Holland
Geboren: ?
Gestorven: 1049
Geregeerd: 1039-1049
Gebied: Graafschap West-Frisia
Vader: Dirk III van Holland
Moeder: Othilde van de Noordmark
Titel: Graaf van West-Frisia
Floris I van Holland
Geboren: 1025
Gestorven: 1061
Geregeerd: 1049-1061
Gebied: Graafschap Friesland
Vader: Dirk III van Holland
Moeder: Othelhild
Titel: Graaf van Friesland
Dirk V van Holland
Geboren: 1054
Gestorven 1091
Geregeerd: 1061-1091
Gebied: Graafschap Friesland
Vader: Floris I van Holland
Moeder: Geertruida van Saksen
Titel: Graaf van Friesland
Floris II van Holland
Geboren: 1091
Gestorven: 1122
Geregeerd:
Gebied: Graafschap Holland
Vader: Floris I van holland
Moeder: Othilde
Titel: Graaf van Holland
Dirk VI van Holland
Geboren: 1114
Gestorven: 1157
Geregeerd 1122-1129 / 1131-1157
Gebied: Graafschap Holland
Vader: Floris II van Holland
Moeder: Petronilla van Saksen
Titel: Graaf van Holland
Floris de Zwarte
Geboren: 1115
Gestorven: 1133
Geregeerd: 1129-1131
Gebied: Graafschap Holland
Vader: Floris II van Holland
Moeder: Petronilla van Saksen
Titel: Graaf van Holland
Floris III van Holland
Geboren: 1140
Gestorven: 1190
Geregeerd: 1157-1190
Gebied: Graafschap Holland
Vader: Dirk VI
Moeder: Sophia van Rheineck
Titel: Graaf van Holland
Dirk VII van Holland
Geboren: ?
Gestorven: 1203
Geregeerd: 1190-1203
Gebied: Graafschap Holland
Vader: Floris III van Holland
Moeder: Ada van Schotland
Titel: Graaf van Holland
Ada van Holland
Geboren: 1288
Gestorven: 1223
Geregeerd: 1203-1206
Gebied: Graafschap Holland
Vader: Dirk VII van Holland
Moeder: Aleid van Kleef
Titel: Gravin van Holland
Willem I van Holland
Geboren: 1175
Gestorven: 1222
Geregeerd: 1203-1222
Gebied: Graafschap Holland
Vader: Floris III
Moeder: Ada van Schotland
Titel: Graaf van Holland
Floris IV van Holland
Geboren: 1210
Gestorven: 1234
Geregeerd: 1222-1234
Gebied: Graafschap Holland
Vader: Willem I
Moeder: Aleid van Gelre
Titel: Graaf van Holland
Willem II van Holland
Geboren: 1227
Gestorven: 1256
Geregeerd: 1234-1256
Gebied: Graafschap Holland, Graafschap Zeeland, het Heilig Romeinse Rijk
Vader: Floris IV van Holland
Moeder: Machteld van Brabant
Can you please release part 2 quick I’m making my A Level notes on Henry VII via your videos because the books are too boring and my exams are soon😭😭
LONG LIVE NORTHUMBERLAND
Northumbrian *mercia
Edward Disken nahhh
WOW ,there were the same story with Lie-dmitriy's in Russia
Edward Prince of Wales (son of Richard III) died in April 1484, not 1480.
Can you do stuffs on the crusades and the Eighty years war?
You think you know a story but you only know how it ended.
M o Burgandy gave them 2000 german troops
Typical poms being evil to their own families
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Congratulations