Don't forget to check out the other awesome 10 creators covering the Bronze Age here kzread.info/head/PL4kqG-CL4ToARSQlWqu6jRzeEnbFAQCkB

@noisemarine1432

3 жыл бұрын

Cogito whats the song at the start of the video

@KingdomOfPurcal

2 жыл бұрын

Ok

@shzarmai

2 жыл бұрын

Great Video

She also really knew how to pull off a beard!

@CogitoEdu

5 жыл бұрын

Ahead of her time fashion-wise, clearly :D

@alittlemermaid5955

4 жыл бұрын

She wore a false beard

@shelbyb9965

4 жыл бұрын

@@alittlemermaid5955 yes that is the joke

@depauwgerlings

3 жыл бұрын

@@patolano353 why?

Loved the animated little Hatshepsut & Thutmose. You really brought this time period to life with. Awesome video man!

Hatshepsut: more like... awesome female pharaoh with hard to pronounce name.

@faarsight

5 жыл бұрын

Is it really that hard to pronounce? Hat-she-ps-ut. Doesn't seem hard to me.

@tryingmybest206

4 жыл бұрын

how is this supposed to be funny?

@t.e9147

4 жыл бұрын

faarsight The probability that it’s pronounced in that way is extremely low.

@yasminedey8612

4 жыл бұрын

...not if you sneeze ;)

@aumjayakishatriya2982

3 жыл бұрын

I'm disturbed by the number of people that think brother-fucking is awesome. Then again, I've seen some of state mentioned from PornHub.

I'd like to defend Thutmose III here, because we don't actually know that it was him responsible for the erasure of Hatshepsut; while it may have been him acting on his son's behalf, Amenhotep II already had a level of power at the end of his father's reign, and it's therefore possible that he himself gave the order, and not his dear old dad.

@Artur_M.

5 жыл бұрын

Interesting point, that does seem to make sense.

@mahmoodali5043

4 жыл бұрын

Makes perfect sense The story that tuthmosis killed her and erased her memory in an act of vengeance for trying to deny him his throne is much cooler if not real though

@peterwalker9211

4 жыл бұрын

So right,possibility that Ahmenhotep2 did the the erasure, because he was the pharaoh of the exodus,blaming her for raising Moses and the destructive plagues on his umpire!Ahmenhotep2 was a proud and stubborn pharaoh ,that's why God had to use force and show his power to Ahmenhotep2 ,

@mahmoodali5043

4 жыл бұрын

@@peterwalker9211 how exactly did you come to the conclusion that he is Pharaoh of the Exodus?

@faiqsabih3215

4 жыл бұрын

@@peterwalker9211 The biblical pharaoh is believed to be Ramesses 2

The hapsburgs are incest amateurs compared to Egypt! Awesome video though. I had only briefly heard her story before, I thought she replaced the child. Didn't know she didn't ran the place so he could take over. Good for her!

@CogitoEdu

5 жыл бұрын

Hatshepsut was just keeping the throne warm for him while he was potty-trained :D

@jacksonp2397

4 жыл бұрын

Big fan here!

@lawrencedoliveiro9104

3 жыл бұрын

You think that’s bad, look at the last rulers of an independent Egypt, the Ptolemies and Cleopatras -- a line of brother-sister unions over 5 generations!

Hail to the queen, baby.

@CogitoEdu

5 жыл бұрын

:D

This is a great video. Move over Cleopatra, Hatshepsut is taking the spotlight now!

@CogitoEdu

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching. Hatshepsut>Cleopatra.

Thank you for this video, Hatshepsut is one of my favorite historical figures. People so often misunderstand her reign. I appreciate you describing why she was a king of Egypt and not just a queen. The terms are not actually equivalent, as a king holds power in their own right, a queen by proxy (unless you're the right kind of queen in the british system, but generally true). She must've been fierce. P.S. I love the creation story of Atum because it is so pragmatic. If the Creator creates the universe alone....how else is he gonna do it?

I just noticed that Australia is upside down in the map. That’s taking memeing to a new level. Nice detail.

@aumjayakishatriya2982

3 жыл бұрын

Is it a meme though if Australia does their maps with the South pole at the top?

Loved the video! I had no idea who Hatshepsut was so this was an awesome surprise and super informative. YAS PHARAOH

@CogitoEdu

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks a lot for watching. Happy to hear you liked it

This is what Netflix should make a series about. As long as they stay as historical as possible, it would hit all of their social points along with telling a great story.

What an amazing human and woman. Highly inspiring actually. Thank you for bringing her story to life in this 20th Century. I wont forget this. Will be looking into her story further. Amazing diplomat, king maker and Ruler. Against her times yet successful in spite of those times too. Wow.

at that age i was still trying to figure out which cereal had the best toys.

So, dress for the job you want...

@shelbyb9965

4 жыл бұрын

A timeless truth

@aumjayakishatriya2982

3 жыл бұрын

We got space cowboys now?

She is my favorite pharaoh for sure! She expanded trade in the region like crazy! Her rule was a peaceful time for her kingdom. She rocked!

@nightthornkvala94132

3 жыл бұрын

I've heard her called Egypt's greatest peacetime pharaoh.

This is amazingly made ! I’m so happy I found this channel ! I’m a Somali btw, we love Hatshepsut !

@hodonhibo6889

4 жыл бұрын

You sound to excited. Why does you being somali matter

@rastalion1746

4 жыл бұрын

Hodon Hibo They think they are ancient egyptians lol

@hodonhibo6889

4 жыл бұрын

@@rastalion1746 Somalis don't think they are ancient Egyptian. As a Somali i can confirm. This guy is excited because the land of punt was mentioned, and that was a Somali kingdom. It was just cringe that he was hyped up about Somali being mentioned.

@rastalion1746

4 жыл бұрын

Hodon Hibo Somalis do take credit for ancient egypt.

@hodonhibo6889

4 жыл бұрын

@@rastalion1746 no we dont. We take credit for punt, ajuuran, adal and other somali kingdoms.

This was awesome! Hatshepsut is my favorite person from ancient history. She is still inspirational even now.

I have mixed feelings about this... Hatshepsut was an AWESOME pharaoh, probably the best of the best (I'm probably exaggerating)... But the fact that they tried to wipe her out of history just makes me so mad and sad

@mikesands4681

4 жыл бұрын

Tobe fair most pharoahs were yoinking away achievements of predecessors. Look at akhnetan being erased for angering religious hierarchies

@orange9776

4 жыл бұрын

Mine go along the lines of she was very incestuous.....

@HistorywithMrMink

4 жыл бұрын

Unfortunately, it was pretty common for people to be "wiped out of history" in ancient Egypt. It's a good thing we've found artifacts that say otherwise. I looooove Hatshepsut!

@aleksjamnik5360

3 жыл бұрын

Whipping stuff out of history was just standert Egyptian stuff it was nothing againts her being female or at least it's not fully do to that

@soobindoll9767

3 жыл бұрын

Same

Egypt, even a united Egypt, often had two Pharaohs at the same time. This was normally a Father & son once the son came of age. The Father represented Osiris and the Son Horus. It would have been relatively simple for Hatshepsut to use this for her purposes. Actually, the Egyptian's attempts to eradicate Hetshepsut's memory worked in reverse. It helped preserve evidence of her existence. She is more famous than most male Pharaohs.

@mahmoodali5043

4 жыл бұрын

I'm pretty sure Egypt had only one king at a time except for two instances; A. Tuthmosis III and Hatshepsut B. The Hyksos occupation where they managed to take part of the country while the other part still had Egyptian rule and king (Ahnose the first) who faught the invasion back and ruled as sole ruler

@Wandrative

4 жыл бұрын

Your claims are borderline false in many levels. Pretty much the most famous has always been Ramsess the Great, and Egypt only had double Pharaohs at the end years of the old and the first years if the new monarch to pass the throne smoothly. And Hatshepsut was a Usurper Queen to begin with.

@apollo1055

3 жыл бұрын

Any female ruler who is at least half competent than a male is more popular than their male counterpart. This is because the world favors female entitlement even though feminists scream otherwise.

@Wandrative

3 жыл бұрын

Apollo Not even half, i say 1/10th. Look at the Civ VI list of thier leaders its a big ass joke. At least cleopatra was a pharaoh, but countries like France.....

@thatoneguymatt987

3 жыл бұрын

@@Wandrative Catherine de Medici anyone??? I had to google her

Myrrh-DER!

@AlexYorim

5 жыл бұрын

Now I fully know why the Magi gave Jesus myrrh as a gift.

@Carti03

5 жыл бұрын

Hey knowing better

@dylanchouinard6141

5 жыл бұрын

Knowing Better *gasp* Judas! No!

@aumjayakishatriya2982

3 жыл бұрын

@@AlexYorim Why?

@jkaylor4

3 жыл бұрын

Myrrh-DER

Cogito you are such a talented youtuber. Highly underrated. My history proffs could learn from you :D

@CogitoEdu

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks a lot, it is really nice to hear that :D Thanks for sticking with the channel.

@mangot589

3 жыл бұрын

I wouldn’t say underrated. I’d say undiscovered! KZread is a REALLY big place. I watch mostly history docs, and it took me a year to find this great channel, And his compatriots.

Thank you for this video my three year really enjoyed it and actually sat through. So awesome!! Another thing, I’m grateful to hear about Hatshepsut she’s not as popular as the other pharaoh’s.

Niccolo Machiavelli should have learnt about this Pharaoh. She must have been something else to achieve that status for so long without bloodshed.

Baby Cogitos are weirdly cute haha Been spending my whole morning watching this Bronze Age collab instead of studying for my exam this afternoon. I'll probably regret it but I've been having a blast so far. Great video man! EDIT: Just finished my exam and yeah I regret it......

@MythologywithMike

5 жыл бұрын

Oof. I'd wish you good luck on the exam Barris but it seems I am too late.

@CogitoEdu

5 жыл бұрын

Sorry to hear about the exam :D But now if you ever have one on the Bronze Age you'll be prepared

@ThisisBarris

5 жыл бұрын

@@CogitoEdu Hahha it's alright, ate some ice cream and I'm good now! I just need an exam on the economics of the Bronze age now.

@ThisisBarris

5 жыл бұрын

@@MythologywithMike Unfortunately yes but it's alright. Glad to see you here man!

Very interesting. Wish I'd have heard of this before. And by the way, keep up the good work! I love the quality of your videos.

@CogitoEdu

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks. Glad you found it interesting and there are loads more videos on the way :)

A dynamic, funny, informative and beautifully done video...Enjoyed, a lot!👍

really high quality stuff, hope you do more videos like these!

Love your videos. My new favorite channel!

What do you make of the interpretation that it was not Thutmose III, but Amenhotep II who actually ordered the defacements, in order to cement his own accession when Thutmose III was old?

An epic analogy of Hatshepsut, one of my country's greatest leaders, professionally done and in a collab about the bronze age, very good

This is like crash course but with less jokes and full of animations and easily understandable facts! Thanks for the information!

Love this channel

Super cool, would've never thought that's how you'd pronounce her name! Would love to see more on ancient history some day!

Fascinating work!

Thanks for making videos that enlighten us ....

Thank you for this!

Getting a kick out of the graphics. Funny, charming and informative. Pretty cool for 10 YT sources to work together like that, also.

Thank you...great video

This is a brilliant collaboration. everyone involved should be proud of themselves.

Great video!

This video was incredible!! It should have more views!

@HistorywithMrMink

4 жыл бұрын

I agree completely! Great stuff.

Love your videos. Could you make one about Ancient Egyptian laws and government?

About the erasure : the Egyptians believed that someone could die twice. Once physically and once by being forgotten. If you die you 'live' in the afterlife. if you're forgotten by the living you cease to exist in the afterlife. Could have been someone of a high rank wanting her to be forgotten or something.

@SonofSethoitae

3 жыл бұрын

Which makes you wonder; if you're forgotten for a bit and then rediscovered, do you come back to life in the afterlife?

@georgeptolemy7260

3 жыл бұрын

Source

Very interesting 😀, thank you very much

The book Mara: Daughter of the Nile gives an interesting viewpoint on Hatshepsut’s and Thutmose III’s relationship and the defacing of the monuments after her death. It’s fiction, not sure of the accuracy, but still one of my favorite books (if you like spies, double agents, love and betrayal...)

I subscribed when I saw memberberries, I love them. But jokes aside, great video, thanks!

Amazing content subbed

Some people think Hatshepsut was the pharaoh’s daughter who rescued Moses. It’s feasible.

Best Hatshepsut video EVER!!!!!

Epic man

Awesome video!! Love her! I have a tattoo of her on my arm and I feel her energy surrounding me all the time!

Thank you a video both interesting and informative lesson on one bad ass lady.

This is your cutest video yet!

@CogitoEdu

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks :D Happy to hear that

can you make a video on ancient civilizations each(the Greek,the Persian,the Hebrew,the Roman) pls? you have an amazing way of explaining things that just makes me wanna learn more.

Thank you!!!!

@harrisonthull6746

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you for what

Best video of the series

We remember you in our schools my dear Queen great grandmother, love you

@waterwatereverywhere

Жыл бұрын

Tell us more please!

My favourite one as well. Love talking about her

Muy bello. GRACIAS por compartirlo. Está narrado con mucho respeto.b

Interesting stuff :)

If people can say "tutankhamum" then they can say "hatshepsut."

Well done

Anyone else think Hatshepsut might have been the inspiration for the Little Bear in Game of Thrones?

Wow that was amazing

Beautiful....

I read to the bottom of your info looking for the names of the other 6 KZread channels you mentioned were in your history vid group

She should be acknowledged more in history. I've only heard of her the last 5 years or so. She was a great female ruler

10/10 meme placement lmao, Great video, Thanks.

Also to point out, in kmt egypt times, there was no king, but a pharoah. Although it was a father to son relationship, queens did really kmt egypt numerous times. Great video btw

~0:13 Ah yes, good to see a map which accurately represents Australia, for once.

"Hatshepsut became God's wife at a very young age... Before 10 years old" Hold up, that's illegal

@kotaniyumiko

4 жыл бұрын

Not in the ancient world, no.

@adamrodaway1074

3 жыл бұрын

gods and prophets do seem that way inclined [e.g. Mary, Aisha ...etc.]

ABSOLUTE MADLASS!!!

Always uncovering the truth

I live this video

The Cogito Empire is back 🎉

This is great but don't forget about the cylinders of Pharaoh Pepi II are made from copper and zinc cylinders filled with quartz when held produce a subtle electrical healing energy up to 1.5 volts. Make them yourself or get them on amazon or etsy called "cylinders of the pharaoh"

Could you maybe make a part 2 to show how her memory was restored? #Cogito

Head Priest: Who is the new Pharaoh? Grand Vizier: Hatshepsut. Head Priest: Gesundheit!

0:00- me: *hears music* also me: IS THIS A MUSICAL IF SO IM OUT

My sense of humor is so ridiculous at this point that I laughed for like minimum 2 minutes and the mur-der pun

Without a doubt, one of the greatest pharaohs of the new kingdom

If I can pronounce Schwarzeneger, Cumberbatch and Schwartzkopf, you can pronounce Hatshepsut.

Yas Pharaoh has entered my vocabulary now

This is the first Pharaoh I've learned about, thanks to Serious Sam

@sashex3494

2 жыл бұрын

Welp, i knew im gonna find a serious sam fan in here.

Something to Bear in Mind when considering the ages of all of these people: There was no such thing as "teenaged" until the start of the 20th Century. Notice how coming-of-age ceremonies throughout history and across cultures are at age 13 or so. So for almost all of human history (until the last couple of centuries), you were not merely "considered an adult," you were expected to _be adult._ You were expected to _behave like an adult._ You were expected to _do adult work._ At age 13, _Childhood. Was. _*_Over._*

@John_Weiss

3 жыл бұрын

And Oh BTW: Since the average lifespan for most of human history would've been 40-50, at age 20 Hatshepsut would have been considered close to middle aged.

I just wrote a paper for an art history class about her legacy.

could you do a video about semiramis

I wanna see you do a video that concludes with the words, "I don't know and I don't care" in place of "we... let's find out!" It'd be a short video, admittedly.

I see a Cogito video, I click, I click ‘like’, then I watch.

Can you make a video of Rameses 2💓🤗🤗🤗🤗

Is there sny links between Hatshepsut and Moses?

your intro music sounds like an animal collective song

Wow what a heel turn from Thutmose III..

no one: Literely no one: Cogito: TROOOOOO Me: its THROUGHH

this is a cute educational video 😊

We watched this in my history class. The entire class cracked up when 2:10 came up. We're all like 12

I have to do this for school

Damn that's a true powerful female also great video I'm studying history of culture and this helped

She's a True Goddess 😍