First Battle of Philippi, 42 BC âïž Rise of Caesar Augustus (Part 4) âïž Ancient History DOCUMENTARY
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đ© The climactic battle in the war that followed the assassination of Julius Caesar in 44 BCE, the Battle of Philippi's bloody outcome would decide the future of the Rome. Will the 500-year old Republic survive or will Rome become a monarchy in all but name?
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đ© The climactic battle in the war that followed the assassination of Julius Caesar in 44 BC, the Battle of Philippi's bloody outcome would decide the future of the Rome. Will the 500-year old Republic survive or will Rome become a monarchy in all but name?
HistoryMarche is this like the part 1 of Battle of Philippi.
hey you wrote 90,00 instead of 90,000
thank you!
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Can you guys please do a few videos about how Diocletian formed the Tetrarchy!!
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Brutus: "We're winning!"
Cassius: "Not if I can help it!" *kills himself*
The lesson here is that no matter how bad things may seem at the moment, don't order one of your men to cut off your head!
that never happened are yall smoking rock ????? brutus killed himself not cassius
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@@ericvanljackwax1982 I think the joke is over your head lol
More like "off the head" in the case of Crassus.
Imagine being the one who cuts off Cassius's head. The scouts be coming in the camp, and they be like: âWhere's Cassius, Brutus wants to know his situationâ and you're like, âI had just cut off his head.â
i wonder about his fate, did he get punished? i know he was following orders but i feel like he would be punished in some way
@@ventu2295 The name's Pindarus, he's a slave and it is said that he fled after Cassius told him to chop is head off.
Dude aint that a trip, I couldnt, i mean i i im literally flabergasted at this, wait huh, fĂck/n what?
@@Oblivion889 Makes sense hed fled, a slave killing his master, even if ordered, would be made an example of
It is almost ridiculous how often this happened. That's the problem when you don't have a clear way to distinguish your allegiance
For all of Octavianâs talents, which were many, he was not much of a military man.
Itâs where his epic bromance with Agrippa became very helpful.
He was like a young boy being I'll to avoid going to school.
He was busy with politics
No one is good at everything, but a good leader delegates strong men to fill his gaps
When in doubt, attack!
-Mark Antony
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There is something undeniably poetic about the murderer of the most prominent Roman of his age, dying because he couldn't tell friend from foe amongst the Romans. He claimed to stand for Republican values, when the Republic was already doomed. Yet he was sincerely a man of principled beliefs (even if said beliefs were misguided, to put it mildly). And he single-handedly redeemed the Roman East, after Crassus catastrophic failure. No wonder Shakespeare was obsessed.
but he wasn't a good general
Caesar was a dictator whose actions set in motion the downfall of the republic, murdering him, or executing him, was completely justified for a republican such as Cassius.
@@ameytiwari1247 he defeated the Parthians, defeated Caesarians while commanding the fleet during Caesars campaigns in Greece against Pompey, defeated Domitius, defeated that Syrian usurper that came along and also another dude whose name I also forget. Philipi was basically his first defeat.
@@neutralfellow9736 đ„ boom
Poetic or comedic stupidity
HistoryMarche: a history teacher's best friend
As a homeschooling dad, I agree.
Friendship ended with Kings and Generals, now HistoryMarche is my best friend
@@thesilentassassin1167 why's that
@@XShollaj i remember this guy commented almost exact same thing in a KnG video
Cassius is a fascinating figure - he was a talented general, a shrewd politician, and a gifted speaker. He was the last real threat to the Caesarians but doesn't get enough credit for his merits.
So basically Augustus was the luckiest guy ever. Caesar gives him his name, Antony give him this victory, Cassius offs HIMSELF, and I haven't even mentioned the gift of Agrippa.
They say it's better to be lucky than good, but come on!
He was also extremely intelligent and a political genius.
Hey, it's a gift from God. Be humble and just accept it.
He was a political genius
Octavius strength wasn't his military skill (we all know it was Agrippa) but his political genius
@@michaelsinger4638 What I will say is it took courage to claim his inheritance. He could have stayed out of it and just collected the money without putting his neck on the line.
That being said, it's sort of like playing poker with 90% of the chips. Things Caesar did in virtually every theatre of war were much more harrowing (doesn't help Augustus' street cred that he just "happened" to be taken ill during many an important battle -- in his defense he didn't exactly seek it out, as his adoptive father had. Fortune favors the bold, after all -- or, just the fortunate.)
"Now, let's have some fun."
-Mark Antony.
Jesus Christ, the amount of tactical blunders in this battle would make Caesar and Pompey roll in their graves.
Can you imagine the ease of confusion where the people youâre fighting look and talk exactly like you do
It's similar to the Hellenistic age where Alexander previously triumphed, but his successors struggled against one another.
I wish these type of videos existed back when I was in school. The best and highest grade Iâve ever had in any class was history, due in part to the effort I put into my project but I also did just genuinely love the subject. Iâve never felt the fire and passion of wanting to learn something so fully ever. I wake up every day yearning to fill my cup and Iâm beyond blessed to have access to this free knowledge. Thank you guys!
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Back in my days, we had to hold a book in one hand and a map in another to understand what is going on in the book....
This is why you need to color code your armies. When everyone looks the same, you get stuff like Cassius killing himself to escape capture that never would have come in the first place.
had they change their colour, their legitamacy would have been threatened
@@ameytiwari1247 exactly, both sides wanted to distinguish themselves as the true Roman rule.
Tfw your army attacks in such an unorderly fashion that they accidentally miss the enemy and hit them in the rear instead.
Caesar, Antony, and Cassius, castling strat before AoE2 made it popular.
On another channel someone said:
"When Ceasar fought, he Maneuvered like Alexander. He wrote the book.
I am not sure what confused mess I just watched, but I am pretty sure someone _ate_ the book."
Lool, which video is that?
I'm dying to see you guys make a video about Mark Antony Atropatene campaign
Each legion consisted of roughly 4,000 combat personnel and an additional 1,000 support staff.
I can't wait for this series to be complete. Unless I'm mistaken, none of the big history channels like this one covered the rise of Caesar Augustus.
And my history classes in school didn't help - All I had to remember was that he was the first Emperor...
When in doubt *eats bread* attack! - Anthony
Just brilliant. The music, the tone, the voice, the animation. I've seen this event too many time, but it feels fresh each one. I'm going to start supporting you guys soon.
Thank you again HistoryMarche! I'm always pumped when I see you uploaded another video.
Awesome documentary and collaboration!
As always thank you for making these amazing videosâ€
In the world of battles and wars history, Your channel is the most independent, truthful and accurate! Thank you very much for your hard work!
Thank you for Sharing ...always History Marche sharing a wonderful Historical coverage Videos
Excellent site! I am enjoying it immensely. Thank you!
Again HistorMarche bringing the facts, love it!
Btw why no Hannibal videos? Great work keep it up HM
Just Amazing đ đ The presentation is soo good
Probably one of if not my favourite history CZcams channel. With Epic History TV and Flashpoint History coming up close in the rear
Will you continue to the following war in Sicily with Sextus Pompey?
Ceasar Jr. vs Pompey Jr. is like is the soft reboot of the best arc of Roman history!
Thanks for uploading such interesting videos
Absolutely brilliant once again i wish i found this whenever i was at school so i could approach my histiry teachers on their thoughts on how history is given in class
Great video! Thanks for making it!
Cheers man, great to see you here!
Letâs go ! Awesome battle.
Terrific video!âïžâïžâïž
You really dont fail me History Marche đđ
Civil war is the best series you've ever done
Great vid
Great video!! keep up
these videos are only a thousand times more entertaining and beter made than anything disney ever sharts out
Interesting as per usual.
Can you guys please do a few videos about how Diocletian formed the Tetrarchy!!
Keep up the Awesome work!!!!!đ
Lovin this
I bloody hate how Octavion sat on the sidelines and still got to win but hell even carry ons can become legends I guess go Mark Antony
And people think the fog of war is bad NOW when we have radio, radar and satellite view. Back in the day all the men kicking dirt into the air made it possible to win one half of a battle, lose the other half and have no idea who won anyway.
Great video
Thank you very much for adding (Persian) subtitles to the videosâ€ïžđźđ·
Brillant job as usual. Can you please do Annual battle between Moroccan riffian and Spain.
I love this channel.
Oh boy cant wait for Hannibal update
Damn it! I had all my money on Cassius and Brutus.
The battle of Philippi is what defined the republics demise and the rise of the empire. Thank you again Mr History for your absolutely flawless narration of this battle and the mini series of Octavianâs rise. May you have a wonderful weekend filled with joy. đŻđ„âïž
thanks
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David McCallion you are a legend
poor cassius, still doesn't know
I hope all the battles involved with Octavian will be made
Was waiting for part 4! glad to see u still collaborating with HEB
Thanks, as usual, KHK!
I love this guys voice.
Cassius case be like:
"The man who got rattled". đ
I have been waiting on someone to do a detailed documentary on this battle since, in my opinion, Mark Antony does not get enough military credit for this victory. I desire to do one on the battle of Mutina but it was harder to find sources that gave close details to battle.
all i got from this is that the battle was mad confusing to the point that Cassius offed himself
Crazy
Great to see my buddy - Hoc Est Bellum is back with awesome cinematic-like animation :)
Hey, my friend!
Thank you very much.
at the army count on 8:31 the count is with a 0 short.
instead of 110.000 it says 110.00, same with the Optimates's count
Legions under Brutus after discovering water: "WOOOOOO YEAH BABY"
The recon nearby: *Intruder_Alert.mp3*
I swear I watched this exact video a while back
We did
When is the next ones coming please?
Anything on Burebista?
what a goofy battle! nice! Draw!
Great video. One small criticism, Brutus and Cassius were not Optimates. They are known as Liberatores in the wake of Caesarâs assassination.
Same thing but different.
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I wonder if they used any way of marking their loricas, scutums and banners , since both sides used the same equipment.
nice
Arent they gonna fight because Antony married cleopatra and have the naval battle of Actiom i wanna see an episode about that battle am curios
Bring back Rome series!
Cassius lost his head - first metaphorically then literally...
Will the second battle of Nola ever be released?
would you do battle of Hodow? 1694
the moment when you can not tell friend and foe .... is most scary in your life ....
When does 6 come out?
"Misread the situation and asked a bodyguard to cut off his head". Directed by Robert B Weide...
When are you going to upload the next Hannibal video?? đđđ
King's and generals did this one 3 weeks prior đŹ, still, love the video's, keep up the good work. đ
i don't think so
@@ameytiwari1247 look it up, they did the same battle about 3 weeks ago, but I didn't meant it in a negative way.
@@ameytiwari1247 yes, but part of a longer video
Two down and atone to go!
Rome the series was great...should have made 3rd series...Augustus in later life..his great nephew and Antonys grand son germanicus..and his brother ..and son caligula....that battle changed Roman history...lucky for octavian...
How he made the trailer?
For the Gods
Waiting for hannibal series 19th episode
Octavian was golfing in Anatolia
That was fantastic! Poor Cassius
Reupload for sure
Edit: My mistake. Kings and Generals did a video on this battle few weeks ago. Sometimes I really feel these channels post the same or a similar video every so often.
a local shepherd watching from aside the unfolding of the events and asking to himself: da fq happened?? :)))
Cassius rush in commiting suicide...why he don't waited to see the conclusions of the battle? ...what a mistake!
he thought he already saw the conclusion
" Fuel and Water "?? 7:42?? You meant " food and water".
Reupload?
Octavian never had the makings of a varsity athlete
A sacrifice to the gods of algorithm.
The death of Cassius has to be among the strangest and tragic deaths of all time.