Came here from reddit, the artwork is just simply stunning. I hope you get millions and millions of subscribers. You surely earned one from me. Good luck!
Great artwork. I've just returned from Southern Portugal and that area also got hit by the 1755 earthquake and the tsunami that followed. It is far more than 150 km south of Lisbon, yet it too suffered huge destruction and massive loss of life. From here on, I will no longer be referring to the "Great Lisbon Earthquake" but the "Great Portugal Earthquake".
The Algarve suffered a lot too...but Lisbon was one of the biggest cities in europe in those times and the very large destruction caused great impact at international level
Im a 3d artist and I must say I fell in love with you channel after watching this video, so simple yet well crafted animations and the concept of minimalism is used incredibly well by you! Hope this channel grows cause the content is definitely worth it! Keep up the amazing work!
The most scary thing about this earthquake and some shocks from the earthquake were felt throughout Europe as far as Finland and in North Africa, and according to some sources even in Greenland and the Caribbean
Not-so-fun fact: The Portuguese king was so traumatised by the event that he developed acute claustrophobia that stayed with him for the rest of his life. He and much of the royal court essentially lived in a series of tents for the remaining 22 years of his reign as he had refused to live inside a walled building ever again.
Very good video. Thank you. After 3:45 it drifts away from the Earthquake into spirituality which was also interesting but may be better as a separate video.
I'm an ex-muslim atheist, I remember in 1980 10th of October a Friday, during the Friday prayer a 7 earthquake hit the city of El-Asnam ( renamed Chlef for reason will explain later on) and I still remember people were saying maybe the Imam made a mistake while reciting the Quran, others blaming on women for not wearing the hijab. The quake wreck havoc an destroyed the major part of the city. few months later the Algerian authorities decided to rename the city from Elsnam which in arabic litteraly means idols to Chlef which is the name of a close river, the reason was purely religious superstition thinking that this name is provoking 'god' so changing it would be a 'wise' step to please this god who decided to destroy the city and kill innocent people
Two things … Lisbon to this day has basically turned away from religion. The churches are not as spectacular as other European capitols and the general thinking is distinctly NOT christian. It’s fascinating. Also , your content is TOP SHELF.
LOL 🤣🤣 who told you that?? Lisbon still being one of the most important cities in catholic world. Habe you ever heard about Patriarchate of Lisbon? The patriarchal church, which was the most luxurious and expensive church in 18th century Europe, was destroyed. The impressive main altar of the church of S. Dominic was destroyed and also other church but some of the most impressive resisted...Igreja de S. Roque, Igreja do Menino de Deus (amazing) Igreja de S. Cristovão. Igreja da Misericordia..a lot of them resisted. In fact, there still aren't many European capitals with more impressive churches than Lisbon
From your statement it can be seen that you don't know anything about Lisbon. Lisbon only has 119 churches! You should go visit the Jeronimos Church ;)
@@_TimothyRowe ah cool tbh I'm mostly interested in history and not religion but yeah I'd be on the marquis of Pombal's side in the situation also I'm a big nerd on Lisbon since I literally recognized which part of the city is older *the royal palace area with all the space* and which is newer
The tsunami came to Brasil and killed a couple of lovers. The guy who was killed reborn as a child in our days. This incredib story is related in the brazilian channel: Afinal O Que Somos Nós. English subtitles availeble.
As a Catholic it's probably a good thing it did happened on all souls day as most people had gone to confession and died in a state of Grace. God works in His mysterious ways. Often times we say that the best people are taken from us and the evil doers remain to destroy. Maybe God allows this to give the evil doers to realize their mistakes and come to repentance. But I'm not a theologian, but surely we will this happening on a daily basis.
Kiváncsi lennék Bedő Imre nézőinek átlag életkorára. Én 50 évre tippelem. Hogy nem a fiataloknak szól az tuti biztos, azokat folyamatosan hülyének nézi. Egy olyan influenszer aki nincs hatással a célközönségére normál esetben keres magának más elfoglaltságot. Szerintem neki is ezt kellene tennie.
Nothing is ever truly destroyed, rather it gets "simpler". Oh death, where is thy sting; particularly when the universe didn't grow with our birth, nor will it shrink with our death.
It would have been a very strange sight seeing the water receding away from the shoreline to reveal shipwrecks, but it wasn't the first time the city had experienced a tsunami. By chance, there were only three large ships (floating) in the port that fateful day.
no bc as a muslim (a monotheistic religion) ill give my opinion despite not being catholic 😭we don't actually believe that there is punishment or reward in this life, god never said so, but some extremists try to politicize islam and try to say how bad things that happen to others, even other muslims, are "punishments from god" for doing bla bla bla. it's a strictly political thing for islam bc god said in the quran that there is no punishment in this life, only good or bad and god does all. in islam we see this life as a test and then the afterlife (heaven/hell) as your real life, and the bad things that happen to you are struggles that test your loyalty to god and how strong you are. god said in the quran that he gives no soul with any burden large enough to not bear, so every person has a chance to go to heaven as much as any other. those who are murdered go immediately to heaven, and people who have had close people die and are in pain get rewarded in the afterlife. if you die while worshipping god that is a very noble thing to have happen to you (but it isn't encouraged to try and get yourself killed while praying bc that's basically suicide which gets you into hell) so yeah 💀 also your renderings are SO AMAZING i literally cannot how does this channel have only 1k subscribers
Sir, our God allowed his son to be killed in a holy day too - the easter. And it was also a disaster for most that saw it. But I would say the true voyage we need to do to find Him is not in the infinite space. It is in our ordinary and aparentily useless life. For who see these bad events with the eyes of faith, it is possible to recognize that God can take the best even from the greatest evil 🇵🇹🇧🇷🇻🇦
In my personal oppinion I think it was Karma on the Portuguese people for all the harmed they done to other cities with direct gun power. For example: Calicut and Mombasa. Just like any other Nation out there has gotten karma back, the Portuguese got it directly from god. Not to mention they were the main reason why so many Africans were enslaved.
Voltaire turned a blind to the fact that the one spreading evil is not God, but the lost angel. What's with the human need for blaming God for everything, except for the perfect scapegoat? God uses nature to fulfill His purposes, but stopped punishing people like this long ago until His day comes.
You see, God does not demand or request worship or adoration same as mountains or a roaring sea does not. God demand belief, God ask we trust in Jesus Crist and His sacrifice for us. Once you belive adoration comes naturally like when you are on the rocky massive alps peaks and you can't stop thinking and saying "how beautiful and majestic this sight is, and the breeze and the purfumes in the air and the singing of the birds". God is not an egomaniac, is not the villain of cartoons that strive to be accepted. God want us to enjoy and fully embrace His Glory for our sake, not His. To adore Saints, Mary, images, man of power....all this is against His person. I do not thing God and do not belive God caused the earthquake, like He does not want evil to exist, but He is a Sovereing God none the less, and He has power over evil, and so He let it happen for our good, like a father let the child fall from the bike while learning, even if hos knee will peel off.
The Spanish Inquisition didn't start for another 20+ years AFTER the quake. Protestants couldn't have looked to the inquisition as a cause of the quake.
It's disappointing to see this video marred by a glaring lack of nuance and an abundance of anti-Catholic sentiment, reminiscent of Reddit-tier atheism. The claims made are largely based on hearsay and a questionable understanding of historical context, particularly considering the anti-Catholic bias that underlies much of the commentary, giving off the likely American background aura. The Church's stance on science, far from being opposed to it, has historically been one of patronage and support. It's unfortunate that this video fails to acknowledge this fact and instead perpetuates harmful American stereotypes about Catholicism. Since the Church is a millennar institution, you can simply refer back to documents and communications at the time to see what their instance was on the event. Despite the production value, the content of this video falls short of the standards I expect from a well-researched and thoughtful discussion. I hope that future videos will strive to provide a more balanced and accurate representation of the topics they cover.
You say anti-Catholic like it's a meaningful or bad thing. You also amusingly rail against stereotypes and yet wield the looming specter of the "reddit athiest" as an insult. The modern Catholic Church is a major backer of anti-LGBT sentiment, being the origin of propaganda terms like "gender ideology" and funding anti-trans misinformation hate groups like SEGM. The funding for science has always been increasingly incidental, and your claim to caring about nuance is undercut by your lack of nuance. Not to mention that "harmful stereotypes about Catholocism" is a vile appropriation of the language of the oppressed to defend an a mass system of bigotry and oppression. No one is "harmed". You are not "harmed". It's not only a historical fact that the destruction of such a devout city as Lisbon was a major factor in the Enlightenment in the rest of Europe, it is also a fact that the Catholic Church is a colonizing predatory organization that deserves to be spoken of derogatorily. Silence, Papist.
![The Tragic Story of the 1755 Lisbon Earthquake and Tsunami | Portugal [4K]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/3VJE7KKxmBA/mqdefault.jpg)
Came here from reddit, the artwork is just simply stunning. I hope you get millions and millions of subscribers. You surely earned one from me. Good luck!
Can't believe you only have 500 subscribers. Your animation is top notch and script is thought provoking.
Sending you good vibes.
Agree !!!
Great artwork.
I've just returned from Southern Portugal and that area also got hit by the 1755 earthquake and the tsunami that followed. It is far more than 150 km south of Lisbon, yet it too suffered huge destruction and massive loss of life.
From here on, I will no longer be referring to the "Great Lisbon Earthquake" but the "Great Portugal Earthquake".
The Algarve suffered a lot too...but Lisbon was one of the biggest cities in europe in those times and the very large destruction caused great impact at international level
Who saw the thumbnail and immediately thought of Assassins Creed? Lol
Getting those flashbacks of running through Lisbon as Shay while the city of Lisbon fell apart.
Im a 3d artist and I must say I fell in love with you channel after watching this video, so simple yet well crafted animations and the concept of minimalism is used incredibly well by you! Hope this channel grows cause the content is definitely worth it! Keep up the amazing work!
The most scary thing about this earthquake and some shocks from the earthquake were felt throughout Europe as far as Finland and in North Africa, and according to some sources even in Greenland and the Caribbean
Damn, what a beautiful, interesting video, from an underrated channel. Kudos!
Thanks for your kind words!
Just discovered this video. As a lisboner, excellently done research, narration, writing, and visuals. Definitely earned the sub.
That is an accurate representation of the earthquake, as a lisboner.
Excellent visuals and commentary! I was intrigued the entire time.
thanks!
Nice one Rowey! Great animation, particularly the water
Great video, super underrated channel, you deserve so much more ! :)
Gorgeous modeling and sim engine used in this video.
Thanks!
Very interesting and awesome art style!
this is amazing thank you so much for this! this will help me a lot with my presentation in school
This is amazing...plz keep making such videos❤
Not-so-fun fact: The Portuguese king was so traumatised by the event that he developed acute claustrophobia that stayed with him for the rest of his life. He and much of the royal court essentially lived in a series of tents for the remaining 22 years of his reign as he had refused to live inside a walled building ever again.
Source?
What a well done and excellently put together video well done🎉💪
Very good video. Thank you. After 3:45 it drifts away from the Earthquake into spirituality which was also interesting but may be better as a separate video.
I agree the animation is superb 🎉🎉
Your narration is very wise
I'm an ex-muslim atheist, I remember in 1980 10th of October a Friday, during the Friday prayer a 7 earthquake hit the city of El-Asnam ( renamed Chlef for reason will explain later on) and I still remember people were saying maybe the Imam made a mistake while reciting the Quran, others blaming on women for not wearing the hijab.
The quake wreck havoc an destroyed the major part of the city. few months later the Algerian authorities decided to rename the city from Elsnam which in arabic litteraly means idols to Chlef which is the name of a close river, the reason was purely religious superstition thinking that this name is provoking 'god' so changing it would be a 'wise' step to please this god who decided to destroy the city and kill innocent people
didn't expect the quick excursion into religion at the end there but it was a nice touch. really cool video.
From TikTok. It's great ur using that platform otherwise finding this channel would've been almost impossible
Yeah I have a bit of a battle with the CZcams algorithm lol, it doesn't seem to want to promote these videos very well
Two things … Lisbon to this day has basically turned away from religion. The churches are not as spectacular as other European capitols and the general thinking is distinctly NOT christian. It’s fascinating.
Also , your content is TOP SHELF.
Thanks!
LOL 🤣🤣 who told you that?? Lisbon still being one of the most important cities in catholic world. Habe you ever heard about Patriarchate of Lisbon? The patriarchal church, which was the most luxurious and expensive church in 18th century Europe, was destroyed. The impressive main altar of the church of S. Dominic was destroyed and also other church but some of the most impressive resisted...Igreja de S. Roque, Igreja do Menino de Deus (amazing) Igreja de S. Cristovão. Igreja da Misericordia..a lot of them resisted. In fact, there still aren't many European capitals with more impressive churches than Lisbon
@@br3menPT have you been to Lisbon
@@stankythecat6735 sure I was born in Lisbon
From your statement it can be seen that you don't know anything about Lisbon.
Lisbon only has 119 churches!
You should go visit the Jeronimos Church ;)
This is absolutely beautiful
Beautiful video on something so horrible.
This is underrated
Muito bom seu vídeo.
Thanks! ❤️
I love your animations!
Thanks! ❤️
the main tower of the new Salamanca cathedral in Spain is tilted due to this eartquake
Like Yokohama 1923 japan quake, fire, and tsunami eerily occurred in Lisbon Portugal
Amazing
Shay really forgot to make his luck this time
BUT you animated the square-planned Lisbon... which has been rebuilt AFTER the earthquake. :)
You mean all the white buildings? Yup you're right, they are just background elements though 🫣
How did you animate this?
Used a free 3D program called Blender
@@_TimothyRowe ah cool tbh I'm mostly interested in history and not religion but yeah I'd be on the marquis of Pombal's side in the situation also I'm a big nerd on Lisbon since I literally recognized which part of the city is older *the royal palace area with all the space* and which is newer
The quake so big it was felt in Finland
The tsunami came to Brasil and killed a couple of lovers. The guy who was killed reborn as a child in our days. This incredib story is related in the brazilian channel: Afinal O Que Somos Nós. English subtitles availeble.
The priest saying that it's time to repent was particularly hilarious 😂
As a Catholic it's probably a good thing it did happened on all souls day as most people had gone to confession and died in a state of Grace. God works in His mysterious ways. Often times we say that the best people are taken from us and the evil doers remain to destroy. Maybe God allows this to give the evil doers to realize their mistakes and come to repentance. But I'm not a theologian, but surely we will this happening on a daily basis.
Could have done without the proselytism in the end of the video but otherwise nice animation.
Kiváncsi lennék Bedő Imre nézőinek átlag életkorára. Én 50 évre tippelem. Hogy nem a fiataloknak szól az tuti biztos, azokat folyamatosan hülyének nézi. Egy olyan influenszer aki nincs hatással a célközönségére normál esetben keres magának más elfoglaltságot. Szerintem neki is ezt kellene tennie.
"Pray to the virgin Mary for redemption". What a joke. She died buried and is dust.
Nothing is ever truly destroyed, rather it gets "simpler".
Oh death, where is thy sting; particularly when the universe didn't grow with our birth, nor will it shrink with our death.
Looks like Game of Thrones intro
They was trapped in the port
It would have been a very strange sight seeing the water receding away from the shoreline to reveal shipwrecks, but it wasn't the first time the city had experienced a tsunami. By chance, there were only three large ships (floating) in the port that fateful day.
Es muss bei englischsprachigen Beiträgen immer eine antikatholische Botschaft dabei sein!
Portuguese here, can confirm i was there when it happened
no bc as a muslim (a monotheistic religion) ill give my opinion despite not being catholic 😭we don't actually believe that there is punishment or reward in this life, god never said so, but some extremists try to politicize islam and try to say how bad things that happen to others, even other muslims, are "punishments from god" for doing bla bla bla. it's a strictly political thing for islam bc god said in the quran that there is no punishment in this life, only good or bad and god does all. in islam we see this life as a test and then the afterlife (heaven/hell) as your real life, and the bad things that happen to you are struggles that test your loyalty to god and how strong you are. god said in the quran that he gives no soul with any burden large enough to not bear, so every person has a chance to go to heaven as much as any other. those who are murdered go immediately to heaven, and people who have had close people die and are in pain get rewarded in the afterlife. if you die while worshipping god that is a very noble thing to have happen to you (but it isn't encouraged to try and get yourself killed while praying bc that's basically suicide which gets you into hell) so yeah 💀
also your renderings are SO AMAZING i literally cannot how does this channel have only 1k subscribers
questions of theological interpretation put aside, that's very kind of you to say - assalamu alaikum
Sir, our God allowed his son to be killed in a holy day too - the easter. And it was also a disaster for most that saw it.
But I would say the true voyage we need to do to find Him is not in the infinite space. It is in our ordinary and aparentily useless life. For who see these bad events with the eyes of faith, it is possible to recognize that God can take the best even from the greatest evil
🇵🇹🇧🇷🇻🇦
And at this moment atahualpa arrives with his people
Its from à book called civilization by Laurent binet. Good book
In my personal oppinion I think it was Karma on the Portuguese people for all the harmed they done to other cities with direct gun power. For example: Calicut and Mombasa. Just like any other Nation out there has gotten karma back, the Portuguese got it directly from god. Not to mention they were the main reason why so many Africans were enslaved.
why the video didn't mention Morocco while it was also been devastated by this earthquake and more than 15k people died !
It did mention; "modern estimates put the deaths in Lisbon at between 30 - 40,000, with 10,000 more across Portugal, Spain, and Morocco"
@@_TimothyRowe Yes , I checked again
May they rest in peace
You know, God is the image that the community makes of the interaction between persons - Emile Durkheim?
God was angry because what they did in south America
Voltaire turned a blind to the fact that the one spreading evil is not God, but the lost angel. What's with the human need for blaming God for everything, except for the perfect scapegoat? God uses nature to fulfill His purposes, but stopped punishing people like this long ago until His day comes.
Voltaire was the most anti Christian person of this century
Oh, stop fangirling about God already...
@@patrick8268Are you sure Voltaire's from this here century? Not from the 18th? 😶
Mental gymnastics.
Gods wrath
You see, God does not demand or request worship or adoration same as mountains or a roaring sea does not. God demand belief, God ask we trust in Jesus Crist and His sacrifice for us. Once you belive adoration comes naturally like when you are on the rocky massive alps peaks and you can't stop thinking and saying "how beautiful and majestic this sight is, and the breeze and the purfumes in the air and the singing of the birds". God is not an egomaniac, is not the villain of cartoons that strive to be accepted. God want us to enjoy and fully embrace His Glory for our sake, not His. To adore Saints, Mary, images, man of power....all this is against His person. I do not thing God and do not belive God caused the earthquake, like He does not want evil to exist, but He is a Sovereing God none the less, and He has power over evil, and so He let it happen for our good, like a father let the child fall from the bike while learning, even if hos knee will peel off.
Ugh, what a boring-ass comment. I couldn't even read it all through to the end...
The Spanish Inquisition didn't start for another 20+ years AFTER the quake. Protestants couldn't have looked to the inquisition as a cause of the quake.
I'm curious why you think the Inquisition didn't start until after 1775?
The inquisition started in the late 15th century.
@@maarten1115that was the french inquisition
@@juantensei3057 The french inquisition was even earlier. The spanish started in the 15th century.
@@maarten1115 no, the spanish inquisition starts i'm early 16th Century, the Origin of all inquisition was in France during the 13th Century
It seems their God is displeased.
?
@@user-tp9hm2iq6p
Which part are you not understanding?
What variety of God, or displeasure?
It's disappointing to see this video marred by a glaring lack of nuance and an abundance of anti-Catholic sentiment, reminiscent of Reddit-tier atheism. The claims made are largely based on hearsay and a questionable understanding of historical context, particularly considering the anti-Catholic bias that underlies much of the commentary, giving off the likely American background aura.
The Church's stance on science, far from being opposed to it, has historically been one of patronage and support. It's unfortunate that this video fails to acknowledge this fact and instead perpetuates harmful American stereotypes about Catholicism. Since the Church is a millennar institution, you can simply refer back to documents and communications at the time to see what their instance was on the event.
Despite the production value, the content of this video falls short of the standards I expect from a well-researched and thoughtful discussion. I hope that future videos will strive to provide a more balanced and accurate representation of the topics they cover.
You say anti-Catholic like it's a meaningful or bad thing. You also amusingly rail against stereotypes and yet wield the looming specter of the "reddit athiest" as an insult. The modern Catholic Church is a major backer of anti-LGBT sentiment, being the origin of propaganda terms like "gender ideology" and funding anti-trans misinformation hate groups like SEGM. The funding for science has always been increasingly incidental, and your claim to caring about nuance is undercut by your lack of nuance. Not to mention that "harmful stereotypes about Catholocism" is a vile appropriation of the language of the oppressed to defend an a mass system of bigotry and oppression. No one is "harmed". You are not "harmed".
It's not only a historical fact that the destruction of such a devout city as Lisbon was a major factor in the Enlightenment in the rest of Europe, it is also a fact that the Catholic Church is a colonizing predatory organization that deserves to be spoken of derogatorily. Silence, Papist.
What's up Timothy , this is work. how can i contact you about commissioning some work for an artist i manage