Julius Caesar: Unbiased History - Rome VIII
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You forgot to mention the prophecy of king who is the only one who can defeat anothet king which ceased were about to show people it was him
Lepidus: the dude noone remembered, gave ceasar the last dinner before his death, had a triumph for doing nothing, was honored with a golden statue on the forum for (not at this time) beating the pompeius-pirat and Mark Antonius (he didnt), until the senat realiced it, sat on his fat ass in africa surrounded by 16 legions, 6 were loyal to octavian, lived a happy live in luxus, while everyone made a civilwar and than crossed to sicily to support octavian fights against pompeius-pirat, actual beaten the pompeius-pirat by watching agrippa and octavian doing his job, took 10 legions of pompius-pirat under his own command and THAN octavian formed up with his army in front of his army-camp for fearing a betrayal by the more-powerfull lepidus and his legions run to octavian, he was pardoned by octavian (after all he did nothing) and lived to his death a happy luxurious live under lockdown.
in some sense, he had a great live and was not killed like most powerfull people in these times. lost potencial? probably, but he knew, he couldnt win, so he didnt fought. what? his son was killed by octavian later? pfff only after the son of Lepidus created 2 kids with the daughter of octavian's daugther. (yep thereby octavian killed his step-grandson) and the female line of Lepidus created the actual sane and more popular line of octavians, who were killed of by Nero and his bitch-wife and stoped to unite earlier with clodius (like it was set up by octavian/augustus) by bitch-Messalina.
in some sense, this lepidus-octavian connection is the true, sane, good line of roman emperors.
why did you say f**g*t in this video?
you do realize that no one says this word anymore, right?
@@Hello-ig1px every body says it
1M celts killed
1M celts enslaved
*dabs on em*
lmfao
based
And yet Columbus gets shit on because he has a holiday
its good but not good enough , it should have happened to the germanic tribes
@@qliphalpuzzle5453 JC has a month, July
@@simonpeter5032 Caesar has the whole calendar to be honest.
La benis was a stroke of genius.
Titus labienus
ooh
Ebin
It was.
Vor de rebublic :DDD
Simps: "Caesar evil! He genocided the gauls!"
Apologist cucks: "Nooooo that was no genocide, caesar is not evil, genocide wasn't defined as a war crime back then hurr durr"
True history chads: "TWO MILLION CELTS WEREN'T ENOUGH!"
Based
Mythology writers: Make it double
It will never be enough..
Shitalians still seethe that their glorious civilization got BTFO by a few shirtless maniacs
Neither were 500k jews ...
This video isn't accurate at all.Julius Caesar was a red square, even Livy confirms this.
Historis Civilis ?
Ignore that Caesar hating cuck, he's a gaulfag
I love Civilis
@@nicetry69420 What was so good about Caesar?
Appropriate, given he was a pleb pleasing populist. Caesar=Commie
Finally a channel that can give me a truly unbiased education about the perfect Roman Empire and it's glorious leaders
Caesar did nothing wrong
*Denies Gaulicide like a boss*
I think he’s being satirical about it
@@tomlazz2199 perhaps we are as well?
*NO! ONLY A FILTHY PLEB, BARBARIAN OR GREEKOID WOULD SAY THAT!*
@@tomlazz2199 No, he is not. He's simply spitting the facts
He was stabbed 23 times, not 27. I cannot trust this channel anymore.
"I hate English pronunciation"
*continues to pronounce Caesar as seesar*
@TheHuwhiteKnight the correct latin pronunciation is "kaysar"
Yup. The ae in Caesar is similar to æ found in old Germanic languages and pronounced 'I'. Can also make an A noise, as in Chael.
Also C can sound like S like Cicero, and V can sound like W. As in 'Ave hail Caesar'
Europe is weird.
@TheHuwhiteKnight its actually pronouned like Kasser
@@theallnumbcrow8685 no
@@fressejetzt840 Sure.
“The Gauls won’t genocide themselves”
A sad state of affairs that plagues Europe to this day indeed...
Troy Baker are you sure about that?
Daniel b French now is no Gaul they are more Germanic I believe
@@caominhnhat1455 They are Gauls in the north (Langue D'Oil) and Latins in the south (Langue D'Occ)
@@felipegome1 The Celts in Bretony! Don't forget them!
The Chad Caesar vs. the Virgin Senate
Virgin: i am the senate
Le Benis: :D:D:D:D:D:D
imagine taking first stabs at god, but you only graze him on the shoulder. Casca shoul dhave killed himself right there
@@drageben145 not yet
@@gameoflife9576 it's treason then
Reeeeeeee
"hands are chob chob"
-la benis :D :D
Dude I just tried to pronounce your name and my furniture started floating wtf.
@@cashmininger2503 Eastern Magic is in the air brother
fugg :DD
shids fugged :DDDDD
- Le benis
Ceasar could possibly be the biggest chad to have ever existed
What about biggus dickus?
Alexander is his only challenge. Maybe Genghis Kahn too. But I don't know enough about their chad status or chad achievements to be sure.
@@lastmanstanding7155
Chengis was a chang
Only surpassed by Alexander.
These are men so chadly they make Theodore Roosevelt look like a virgin by comparison. And T.R is the chaddest president behind only Lincoln and Washington
"dEgEnErAtEs LiKe YoU bElOnG tO a CrOsS"
-Some random Legionairy
Ave, unto Caesar.
Ave, true to kimball.
@@maximumthrottle5391 Not funny didn't laugh. Plus you're NCR.
@@canadariots1139 >tfw you realize you've fucked up so much in your life that you unironically support the legion
@@maximumthrottle5391 Bold of you to assume I wasn't being ironic when we're literally commenting under an 'unbiased 'history video
Dovah then: "23 min special"
Dovah now: 40 minute episode.
God bless
I thank you for making this video in my honor
You sir, are a fucking Mega Chad.
You clapped many sets of cheeks Caesar. Bless
Fuck you
Ave, true to Caesar!
I love your work, man
Gods, 100k views.
Was it because of le benis?
Le Benis is a legend!
Y35
@@restituororbis8988 You're god damn right my man.
I came here when someone who posted the Romans dabbing told me the source.
@@imranmeco3393 Be welcomed then friend.
You need a lot of Roman meme knowledge to actually enjoy this.
I pity the plebs who don't possess the same.
Lol the salt on Carthage was the funniest.
Meme knowledge and BIG DICK ENERGY
Anyone who says they have “roman meme knowledge” is a pleb and I pity them
@@CoolDrifty sure, 'CoolDrify'
@@anonymousv1 At least my name wasn't made by smashing my keyboard
On Labienus, Labienus was one of Caesar’s lifelong friends, and even when Labienus defected to Pompey and denounced Caesar as a traitor, Caesar still regarded Labienus as a friend. He’s also a brilliant commander and a match for Caesar in battle
Indeed, and Caesar was incredibly sad to hear that he died during the Spanish Campaign as he wished to pardon him & re-enlist him in his Army
Labienus will always be a legend to me. Shame he isn’t held on the same level of importance as cato, cicero, antony, etc.
@@iDeathMaximuMIIimagine if Caesar still had him and Pompey to make use of in war… imagine that Parthian War…
This is like a Historia Civilis' video on steroids
And way more inaccurate
But on purpose ik
GamingRanger accurate*
apparently HC is a marxist too
Probably heavily inspired by HC
"...and the worst thing of all. Britons"
*Everyone in Ireland liked that*
But what if the Irish are Britons? The Anglos didn't arrive until well after Rome fell...
Ireland was, is and will always be worthless.
@@40kbrit47 tfw when Ireland’s the sole English speaking nation in the EU has close relations with all the major western powers, England depends on them for exports and supplies,have the most renowned peace keeper force in the world, fed the British empire was the most important part of the empire both strategically and agriculturally.
@@40kbrit47 tfw when England is just the lapdog of America nowaday
@@itnotmeitu3896 Dude Ireland could be asked by the US to bark and they would reply “how loud”
My humanities teacher actually showed this to my class!
Lmao now that’s a 21th century typical class lesson
Based
@Hadrianon Roman propaganda isn't an education.
I couldn’t like this because it’s at 117 the height of the Roman Empire
@@jasonbelstone3427 wrong
Curious how he'll handle Constantine when he gets to him. On one hand, the series really doesnt like Christianity, but on the other hand, even he'll probably have to admit Constantine was definitely one of the most Chad emperors
@TheHuwhiteKnight The foundations had already been derailed for decades, let's not kid ourselves. The Severans had already done that.
And he had a brand new capital city as splendorous as Rome itself built in just 6 years. Didnt like the senatorial class, so he told them off by building a newer, shinier, wealthier capital which was named after himself (and they had to capitulate to him to be allowed to move there). There arent many ways more chad than that to give your enemies the finger
Not too many monuments were destroyed under Constantine either. That really began in earnest under Theodosius I
Same way he went from Pro Optimate to Pro Populares just a few videos ago. Constantine only accepted the Eastern Death Cult as State Religion because of Diocletan's failures to clean Europe from Christcuck scum, and who only "accepted" Christianity fully in his deathbed.
@Association of Free People Renaming =/= Founding
Almost there bro, Constantine is next episode
Verdict in: chad. Christianity is cool because it's just a retexture mod for the cult of sol invictus, but christcuckery is still bad (eg. Arianus heresy etc)
4 years of Historia Civilis summarised in 20 minutes
Minus the liberal whining about "muh genocide of Gauls". His videos are excellent and in-depth, but his anti-Caesar biases would show at times. It wasn't John Green level, but it was still enough to be noticeable.
@@comicsans1689 bruh
"He Genocided the Gauls!"
The world is better for it.
@@comicsans1689 You think genocide is something to gloss over?
@@liamjm9278 Yes, he does - it's easy to be a piece of shit when you live on the internet and don't have to confront or interact with the reality behind the edgelord shit you endorse. Not to mention to this guy simply ACKNOWLEDGING genocide is 'whiny shit' - not, it's history. True history to people like him is whatever agrees with his preconceived worldview - he is weak like that - a pleb.
I, as a fellow german angry man, just love the german subtitles at 4:41 xD first of all, he used "Sie" to address his fellow germans, which is a polite/formal version of "you"(plural). Then he used "Zivilisierung". I guess you meant to use "Zivilisation", which means civilization, while Zivilisierung can also mean that, but is rather used for the process to civilize someone.
So the german leader formally commands his troops to destroy the process to civilize someone xD
Which is exzctly what Germans do though...ypu don't just hate the byproduct, you aee hardcoded to hate the process and the concept.
@@TheBayzent Can confirm. It's not that I hate civillized people, but the right of man is to fling shit. Trying to stop someone in the middle of a good throw is deeply immoral.
he actually mentioned many times that he makes this mistakes intentionally, e.g. pronouncing Cilicia as Sicilia
@@Louigi36 wew fair enough
@@finonevado8891also, pants.
I see that Centurii-Chan over there in the corner.
I see..you are a men of culture as well
REMINDER
Even Napoleon was Italian.
So the great Chad leaders sometimes skips generations then
He was french. When he was born, Corsica was already french. And he always considered himself as french and was not considered as "really corsican" by other corsican as he killed a lot of corsicans for the French Republic...
@@1000eau He was Corsican by birth - trying to retroactively assign nationalism to places that weren't yet nationalized is an exercise in stupidity. That said, I'm willing to bet if you asked him he'd say he were French, and that has to count for a lot, but regardless of his self-identity, you can even look at the ole boy and see them Italian genes floating around.
@@fuzzydunlop7928 We are just not assigning nothing, his parents were from Tuscany and his mothertongues were tuscan and corsican both italian languages, therefore he was italian
@@1000eau Napoleon was Corscian, during his younger years he believed in Corscian Nationalism. It wasn't till later he saw the benefits of the French Republic and wanted Corscia to accept the French which led to him being exiled and fully embracing France.
10/10, the chad way to learn history.
While La benis is all fun of a pun, Titus Labienus Chadus Maximus was a mad lad much better than Marcus Antonius. Even Gaius Iulius Caesar Chadus Optimus considered him as a great friend.
Who was Labienus actually? I confess my knowledge on Romans beside Caesar and Trajan is shitty, so I don't know much about that guy. All I know about him is that he's a pretty solid general. But that's about it really.
Agreed. Labienus helped Caesar win his most of his battles. He was a great general and in the end, betraying Caesar was our of principle rather than personal.
Let's not forget Caesar violated Roman law and pulled a Sulla, the very same dictator who almost had a young, innocent Caesar killed out of spite.
@Association of Free People He asked for permission? Damn. Now that's a bro right there. They may be enemies on principles, but bros are still bros, and no senatorial bullshit is gonna change that. No wonder Caesar valued him greatly. A friend like that is a good one, even if on opposing sides.
@Association of Free People Since you know more about him, why did he stayed loyal to the Republic? I mean, him and Caesar has obviously been through a lot together, and the war in Gaul is very much hellish. Those kind of straits should have really cemented their friendship, above and beyond the call of brohood so to say. It just struck me as odd that he would stick to a corrupt Republic instead of his friend. Did he had any special devotion to the Republic?
Well said
>1812 Overture
I see you're a man of culture
Vivaldi's Winter too
He's even more a man of culture when you know the 1812 overture of Tchaikovsky was a hommage to the French national anthem... On point with the topic since we're talking of genociding Gauls.
"le benis" Yes, very cultured indeed.
@@Meyour67120
Hommage to the French? It served as a commemoration of the Russian Glorious victory over filthy Frenchmen! Anthems alternate, as one side gains upon another, with Marseillaise playing first and then "God save the Tsar!" later.
The Russian empire actually claimed to be the third rome
Labienus was kind of a badass. He was instrumental in a lot of Caesar's earlier victories, and the only guy who had a good record against Caesar when he fought, it was really the incompetents he was surrounded by that made him lose. If he had been fully in charge I think it's questionable if Caesar would have won.
It's a good theory but Caesar destroyed even Pompey in the civil war, along with Labienus and others of good military record.
He defeated all of them in the end so to me it's no doubt Caesar was better.
@@marcorc5167 Labienus was in control of a particular wing of the forces, he wasn't in control of the overall army. And that wing of the forces gave Caesar a lot of trouble, it was a draw that would have verged towards victory for Labienus if Caesar hadn't withdrawn, and it was later moves by Labienus "superiors" that saw him (Labienus) defeated.
@@zeriel9148 Lets not forget that after Labienus was killed his head was brought to Caesar, who then ordered his men to find Labienus' body so he could be buried with full honors. Considering that the two had served together for several years and had a close friendship, it's kind of sad that it ended the way it did.
LaBenis :DDDDD
fug :DD
t. le benis :DDDD
still the best /his/torian!
“And no one can say it wasn’t justified.” 😂😂 So much of this video feels like a Historia Civilis clap back, lmao
"The year was 69 BC"Nice
So many hours reading Tacitus and Livy and looking at the sculptures of the emperors and this series has managed to brainwash me into visualizing the Chad meme as what all great Romans look like... the statues just look wrong now
Me with Domitian lol, seeing him depicted as a sort of immature looking smug prick does not align with my understanding of him lol.
LMAO ME TOO. At least we can visualize Scipio Africanus as one since he has no remaining statues, or at least from when he was fighting Hannibal
The story ends on a sad and tragic note, but the sequel totally makes up for that.
15:03 I knew it was coming, i just felt it
What, he was
@@gaiusjuliuscaesar2319 H E W A S A C O N S U L O F R O M E
A consul of Rome...
For a Consul to be killed like some low thief!
THE LEGEND NEVER DIES
EXCEPT WHEN ETERNALLY BTFO'D BY NORFIES
COOOOOOONSUUUUUUUUUUL
OFFFFFFFFFFF
ROOOOOOOOOMEEEEEE
Shame.
“The coming of Caesarism breaks the dictature of money and its political weapon, democracy. [...] The sword is victorious over the money, the master-will subdues again the plunderer-will.”
- Oswald Spengler
Ave Caesar
"Fug :D:D "
-Labienus
Based Oswald Spengeler.
Apreciate the little nod to Historia Civilis
@Jackson DeCourcy The Bibulus reward. Look at the trophy he holds up at 14:12
100+1_Channel Which episode is the Bibulus Award in?
Was it an insult or a nod?
@@chai8941 Pompey dies
A CONSOLE OF ROME!!!
xbox playstation nintendo
A CONSOOOLE
FOR
CD-ROOOOOME
Yeah I have the PlayStation Crassus not as good as the Xbox Caligula’s Horse but better then the Nintendo Balbinus
Dova: "Only a fool would trust a German"
Theodosius: "Hello there, i'm the Great"
19:52. You know the guy to Brutus' left as Cassius.
Fun fact: Gaius Cassius Longinius was one survivor of Carrhae.
That same battle, he was the ultimate reason Marcus Licinius Crassus died.
He's more of a virgin than any other character in this entire series.
wow, this video's been out for almost a year and i just now noticed that you can see Aurelian's helmet in the sky when Caesar looks towards the sun
I guess it's time to install Rome total war again
That was definitely unbiased; especially the bit about Cleopatra. I loved it.
00:34: Gaius Julius Caesar
01:18: Cicero
01:29: Catiline
01:43: Cato the Younger
02:07: Crassus & Pompey
02:38: Bibulus
03:23: Clodius
03:39: Labienus
04:23: Ariovistus
04:45: Publius Crassus
06:09: Galba
06:32: Decimus Brutus
07:34: Cassivelanus
08:42: Vercingetorix
09:36: Marcus Antonius
13:00: Domitius
13:55: Lepidus
14:36: Brutus
15:18: Cleopatra
15:59: Mithridates of Pergamum
16:23: Pharnaces of Bosphorus
17:13: Scipio, Juba & Lebenis
18:43: Gnaeus & Sextus (Pompey's sons)
19:00: Octavius
20:59: Cassius
it truly is a beauty thing when /his/ and /pol/ come together in one like this
>tfw just realized dovahhatty is the same guy as the vocaroo caesarboo
The who
@@dabtican4953 probably some infamous anon on /his/
The Chad edition Tchaikovsky's 1812 Overture really does fit this episode.
Sometimes, late at night, when I'm struggling to fall asleep because of Pompey's death, I roam the house for hours, sometimes yelling "HE WAS A CONSUL OF ROME!". My neighbours love me.
10:27 Is this what you came to look for, dear stranger?
Mom can we have Historia Civilis?
“No we have Historia Civilis at home”
Historia Civilis at Home:
Me: This is fine
did Tribune Aquilla give you permission to enjoy this video?
Rewatched on The Ides of March, 2021
Julius was stabbed 5 times while he was alive, and 18 times when he was dead.
Historia civils..and Brutus stabbed him in the groin we might say that was brutal..eh..ehh? Ehem
What can you expect from a bunch of virgin senators too cowardly to get their hands dirty. It took half a dozen armed nerds to kill the unarmed chad Caesar.
LMFAO OMG LETS SEE HOW MARC ANTONY IS DOING IN ROME ....OMG THAT SONG OMG OMG OMG ILOVE YOU BRO this shit how do you not have a billion views as far as i can tell everything so far your saying is correct.
I always forgot about Labienus, and now I don't think I'll ever be able to forget him again. Thank you for the wonderful video.
"The Caesar has marked you for death, and the Legion obeys! Ready yourself for battle!"
As a proud citizen of Braccara Augvsta, founded by Augvstus in 20BC, I endorse your truthful account of events. Requesting a video explaining why Rome should have remained Pagan and reject that middle eastern cult that plagued the empire later on.
There'll be a bit of that on the next vid
You mean that Middle Eastern Cult of Demeter that adopted Jesus as a side deity and was known as the Roman Church which split into the Orthodox and Catholic Church? You would be surprised how close to the truth you came in your statement. The true faith in Christ remains small and fairly well hidden and someday, when it is all over, Jesus will sort out the Good from the Evil and will reward the Good and destroy the Evil.
Heil IVPPITER OPTIMVS MAXIMVS!!!!
Not exactly accurate in hindsight, but certainly amusing.
The purest of cringe.
There's a reason why Constantine was associated with the last golden age of Rome, even as it was already dying.
Wholesome, heterosexual monogamy = good
Fucking everything with a pulse, and giving your wife an STD you got from an enslaved male prostitute = bad
I appreciate the Chad art style.
This is like 3 years of Historia Civilis summarised in one video
Love the ROME reference u put in there at 15:01!
This is so fucking well made man, can't believe I just now found this channel. Fucking gold.
Thank you, pleb
dude, you're awesome. i love how you put everything together, and i love how you use references. like weapons and scenery from skyrim or music form AC ezio auditore and stuff. you're amazing, thanks for doing what you do.
i lol'd
Glad to hear it, barbarian apologist.
luv me Boudicca
luv chariots
luv mead
'ate Romans
'ate Saxons
'ate walls
not racist just dont like em simple as
Dovahhatty hes a fascist...
@@MrAwrsomeness alright, let me report him.
**laughs in proto indo european**
"if you get the feeling Lepidus doesn't matter. it's because you're right" -Blue OSP
This is the based history channel I never knew I needed
"Titus, get the gladius" your animations are top notch they add so much to the video. Keep it up!
bro dovahatty is the only guy who can make roman dictators and emperors so likeable
rip Caesar so much left undone
Need not to worry my friend for we shall meet and get things done together in the after live, SALVE
Love your videos, also appreciate the slower pace. My tiny Germ brain can't handle the fast paced stuff.
"back to the civil war" Rome in a nutshell
10:31 absolute baguette removal
Caesar actually wanted to be emperor but only the population denied or voiced their displeasure about it.
The event where Marcus Antonius found the crown wasn't far from the end of the Civil War and all the time while Caesar was back, he haven't greeted the plebians that supported him yet so when Marcus Antonius got back to Caesar, he brought the crown with him.
It was recorded somewhere that when Caesar saw the golden olive crown, he din't say anything much but told one of his slave to hold on to it behind him. Then he went out to the balcony and waved at the crowd. The crowds were cheering and Caesar had an idea to test the "water" (idea) of crowning himself emperor. With the crowd still going wild looking Caesar in the face, he took the crown and hovered it above his head, signalling he's donning it. However, the crowd went silent. When it took it out, the roar erupted again. Caesar thought for a while then tried it again. The same thing happened and for the third time he did it, it happened again and this gave Caesar a clear sign who places the crown back on the cushion, sent the slave to the back and then addressed the crowd properly.
When he retreated back into the balcony, his aides, especially Marcus Antonius was furious on why did Caesar not declare himself emperor when he had the chance to but Caesar simply answered "The people did not want it and I shall not go against the people".
Pretty hilarious video, don't know why it was recommended to me but I laughed out loud at several of the events being described; love your brutal up front approach to no sugar coating any of the facts (and celebrating them) the chad vs virgin visuals were also pretty funny.
This is an absolutely great telling of the narrative. Good stuff, man.
Your video is surprisingly detail. I learned more about caesar from you than from my history teacher. Thank you bro
YOU ARE THE CHAD!!!
Liberators: Don't worry, we've killed the tyrant, now things will go back to normal
Augustus:
>those Norf FC Britons
lel
This is so fucking well done, like holy shit. Ive been putting a lot of these off for some time but wow man, you are truly a messenger of the gods with this series
That was amazing! Excellent video
"oh a neutral representation of the gallic campaigns..... ohhh i get it now"
15:41 Gotta love Antony being himself :D
Fantastic video, love your dark humour, subscribed!
You, my friend just got a new subscriber. Amazing stuff, keep it up!
Love the Chad artwork, subscribed
Wonderful video as always
t. le benis :DD
Im binge watching this whole playlist for the first. Absolute genius my friend. The world needs you.
RIP Julius Caesar
Ave, true to Caesar.
AVE
It is truly mind boggling to consider the vast ocean of genetic phenotypes that the Roman's just wiped off the genetic face of human diversity.
I'm so glad to have found this beautiful channel
Great Video ! Great Work ! It was like watching Rome of HBO series all over again !
15:03, in case you came looking for it too.
"1 million Celts killed."
Anglos dream of this much.
10:24
You're welcome
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A Great Video I truly enjoyed it.
xD I love how Caesar's germanic cavalry are riding donkeys instead of horses.
completely U N B I A S E D
18:30 you can see Aurelian
Love the video, and I love the assassin's creed music you added in