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@EchtMartijn

Ай бұрын

been a fan of this channel for years now, but i must say im not sure why you would put part of your content behind a paywall.

@KingsandGenerals

Ай бұрын

@@EchtMartijn we have explained it. KZread is killing the average view per video the more videos we release. It was either fire part of the team, which we don't want to do, or put the videos behind the paywall to avoid affecting the algorithm negatively. You are still getting the same number of videos for free and all previous series you watched for years continue to be released for free.

@ComradesChoice

15 күн бұрын

Will you guys Remaster the 3rd and 4th Crusade series? I quite like the style/animations used in the 1st and 2nd Crusade series.

@KingsandGenerals

15 күн бұрын

@ComradesChoice 3rd and its prelude, yes, not sure about the 4th

@ComradesChoice

15 күн бұрын

@@KingsandGenerals Fair enough. Thank you for doing this!

Seeing the map of Tyre made me remember the video of Alexander connecting the city to the mainland. Such an amazing accomplishment by him!

@jcwisemusic2020

Ай бұрын

I was thinking the same thing! Crazy to realize that Alexander’s siege was longer ago for the Crusaders (1456 years) than the Crusaders are to us (900 years) 🤯

@davidhughes8357

Ай бұрын

Thank you sir.

@TRLHistory

Ай бұрын

@@jcwisemusic2020 there are some fascinating fun facts like that. Consider this, Cleopatra lived closer to us than to the builders of the Great Pyramids😅

@nomadichorseman

Ай бұрын

That was the very first thing I thought of when seeing Tyre on the map... great minds think alike!

The history of the lesser known crusades is always brilliantly done by your team. They are excellent!

@crzahmed9707

Ай бұрын

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Ай бұрын

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The Republics of Venice and Genoa played a vital role in the crusades.

@ilyac3185

Ай бұрын

Don’t forget Pisa and a ton of other cool naval city states . You can see how influential they are a number of ways including concessions they got with the Roman ( Byzantines) and crusader states

@qamarahmad1432

27 күн бұрын

They also played a great role in their decay, ruin and destruction. The crusader civil wars in late 13th centuries and these struggle for supremacy between these italian mercantile republics in outrumer was one of the nail in coffin of crusader states.

Baldwin II: We decided to come and rescue you. Joscelin: Good job.

@goldenfiberwheat238

Ай бұрын

Exactly what I thought of

@Shane-ri4bq

27 күн бұрын

imagine the awkwardness: just staring at eachother like '-'

Neat fact my history professor told me this wasn't a real crusade and he got mad at me when i pointed out it was. Thanks for helping prove me right 😊

@KingsandGenerals

Ай бұрын

Well, it wasn't a numbered one, so I can see the point, but the debate is on the definitions, so it is not so serious.

@lynneshiamm

Ай бұрын

@KingsandGenerals 100% but we actually watch you in class and he's a fan so I'm sure he will find this interesting

@postmodernmining

Ай бұрын

Grade: Deus Vult

Venice always remains such a fascinating agent. A thousand-years republic, dominating kings and princes and reaching to all Eastern Mediterranean Sea. Love Venice, even though their actions in the 4th crusade were despicable.

@suleymanthemagnificent9117

Ай бұрын

their actions in every crusade was descpicable

@jacksonguillory8114

Ай бұрын

​@@suleymanthemagnificent9117k ottomanaboo

@omicroneridani7456

Ай бұрын

@@suleymanthemagnificent9117 As expected, the eye turned by some on the Crescentfolk's invasions and gratuitous slaughters is always blind... but they're always ready to point their finger against the Crossfolk's deeds.

@suleymanthemagnificent9117

Ай бұрын

@@omicroneridani7456 who told you I'm either one of them?

@Paladin966

Ай бұрын

@@suleymanthemagnificent9117 Suleyman the magnificent, but not magnificent enough to conquer the tiny island of Malta 😂

This is such an amazing story. I mostly study World War I and World War II, but older medieval history is also interesting too, especially the Crusades . Amazing how the Venetian navy clashed with the Muslim navies in a battle between one of the most important religious powers of the time. Love how King and Generals showed how important strategy and tactics are when it comes to wining wars. Every battle and siege changes history.

The Crusades are endlessly fascinating to study! I appreciate these stellar videos so much.⚔🔥👏

When you're in a loosing battles competition and your opponent is the Fatimid Caliphate

After studying ancient and medieval military history since the late 1960s I am always excited to see your newest documentaries on the subject. I agree with another viewer's comment about the map of Tyre's land bridge compliments of Alexander!! Thank you all.

Another absolute BANGER from the best channel on YT! 🔥💥

Loving this series! Keep up the great work!

Great job! You should do the story of the Norwegian Crusade by King Sigurd I.

Love your many series, but I’m still hoping you tap into the rich histories of ancient, medieval, and modern Ireland, Brittany, the Tarim, and Tibet. They have often been overlooked, but definitely have great potential. Also delving deeper into the Church of the East, Ethiopian, and Manichaean history would also be most welcome!

13:38 “we’re here to rescue you count” “good job”

you guys make the best videos!

Highly recommend becoming member, the video he mentions at beginning is by far one of the better videos he's done! Detail & depths kings n generals goes into are amazing!

Thanks for another good video

great video. can't wait to see more videos like this.

Nice Video!

So many smaller Crusades besides the "official" Nine, I hope you will cover the other lesser ones in the future.

Great video keep it up you're doing amazing things 😁😀

Excellent video! Very interesting series!

If I get 1 love from the greatest KZread History channel my purpose will be complete

@Tohma_Ed

Ай бұрын

YESSSSSSSSSS

Looks like I’m going to be enjoying all your videos till I’m in my 80s. Love you guys.Swahili city states pweety pweeese.

Can you talk about the lesser-known Eastern Roman involvement in this Second Crusade on the next episode?

@KingsandGenerals

Ай бұрын

Not in the very next, but, yeah, we will cover it.

BELO VÍDEO !! BOM TRABALHO !!

@KingsandGenerals

Ай бұрын

Thanks!

please a remake of the thirty 'years war' pretty please

@KingsandGenerals

Ай бұрын

We will

An enthralling force, Venice never ceases to amaze. Throughout the Eastern Mediterranean Sea, a thousand-year-old republic has extended its dominion over kings and princes. Despite their heinous deeds during the Fourth Crusade, I adore Venice.

@nonnayerbusiness7704

Ай бұрын

The massacre and enslavement of the Latin Quarter of Constantinople a generation before makes it more understandable why the animosity existed.

@chaos-zc9yt

Ай бұрын

That would be somewhat understandable in the case of Byzantium, but what the meek Catholic populace of Hungary's Zara castle have done against Venice except having some loot? :D And in this video too, Venice organizes a crusade, then stops for a year to besiege some fort on Corfu on the way for its own gains until its own crusaders start deserting and the crusader states message them that it would be nice if they finally did some, you know, crusading stuff :D Lol I think there are a number of more devout and zealous Christians nowadays than there were in Venice back then and hey, then it was the norm that everyone is just a heathen-bashing fananatic zealot

@goldenfiberwheat238

Ай бұрын

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Thank you guys for another fantastic video! The crusades were such a politically tumultuous time period for the Levant. I feel like I struggle to keep it all straight. Thank you guys for helping teach me and laying these events out clearly and succinctly. God be with you out there, everybody. ✝️ :)

Taking advantage of the crusades series, it would be a good idea to cover the Norman crusades and their conquest of parts of Tunisia and I am particularly looking forward to seeing when this series will come to cover the name of Noradine, gret general and Saladin's teacher of the arts of war and diplomacy

@franciscovelasco5422

Ай бұрын

Watch the normans full video they already covered it. They already have a series on the third crusade too. Saludos tocayo.

Interesting stuff on a crusade I knew very little about.

Emperor John in his little corner alone. " 4TH WHAT!?"

Good Timing, I'm waiting on my flight to Venice right now..... How'd you know Kings and Generals, How?

Was that the Medieval 1212AD mod used in the video ?

Amazing! Could you please make a video about Ottoman invasion and sack of Moscow 1571?? This is something very less known. Thank you!!!

Nice video, maybe a series of the Crusades from 1096-1291 or is this the beginning of the entire crusades in the Levant?

A great video

On August 9, 1123, A Norman Crusade was crushed at Qalaat Dimas and 30,000 Normans were killed by the Zirids, supported by the Banu Hilal tribes.

@samiman5606

Ай бұрын

Lies bano hillal they just a nomad bedwins civilians

18:25 the period footage is insane

I have to ask when you guys plan to finally do a Justinian restoration. I know you guys said you were planning for it.

@KingsandGenerals

Ай бұрын

Still planning, not in active development

How about a video on the War of Three chinese kingdoms?

Nice video

Please make a video about Frederick II Hohenstaufen 🙏🏻

@goldenfiberwheat238

Ай бұрын

The antichrist was real and his name was fred

excellent!

@KingsandGenerals

Ай бұрын

Thanks!

This always hurts

Would you concider making videos about crusades against baltic tribes and Grand Duchy of Lithuania?

@KingsandGenerals

Ай бұрын

Yeah, Northern Crusades series is on the list, we'll get there at some point

Will members only content eventually become available to everyone or does it just stay member sonly? @KingsandGenerals

@KingsandGenerals

Ай бұрын

Dunno

Awesome i will take any venician videos i can get they are like a roman menace of the middle ages getting involved in everyone elses drama for profit

Waiting for a series of Frederic the Great

"4th What" 🤣

What is the name of the soundtrack from 23:03 onwards?

@kumebannerlord

17 күн бұрын

Impact Point - Hampus

@neieduardodepaula4556

17 күн бұрын

@@kumebannerlord Thanks a lot... It's been a long since i'm looking for it

How about Russian conquests of Siberia???

I was literally reading about Venetian Crusade from Jeruselam Crusader State's Political History by Sevtap Gölgesiz Karaca when i learned about this video, what a coincidence

NOOO!!! Ilghazi can't die!!!

Genovese crusade please next

My question is wo negotiated with Venetians on behalf of Jerusalem about privilages they would receive in return for their military assistance to crusader states when Crusader King was in enemy captivity. Also it seems Venetians took great advantage of Baldwin-II"s captivity dictating more favourable terms for them upon Kingdom.

Amazing really that Venice survived as an independent Republic for more than a thousand years!

Cool video, but the text boxes that show up on the map are kind of too small to read comfortably.

@KingsandGenerals

Ай бұрын

Thanks! Will take into account

@GnomaPhobic

Ай бұрын

@@KingsandGenerals Your response is appreciated! I really enjoy your videos and find that watching them really helps ease my anxiety and depression. I'm reminded that no matter how rough my circumstances can feel to me, I'm very glad I'm not living in a war-torn city under siege. Perspective really helps sometimes, doesn't it?

In my opinion Venice is a remnant of Rome. Its historical origins, architectural influence, cultural richness, political heritage, and integration with Roman culture all contribute to its undeniable connection to Rome. Venice's foundation in response to the fall of the Western Roman Empire, its resemblance to Roman urban planning and architecture, its inheritance of Roman cultural and artistic traditions, its development as an independent city-state with a similar political system, and its integration into the Roman province of Venetia et Histria all highlight its role as a remnant of Rome. In fact Venice is not just a remnant, but a vibrant embodiment of Rome's influence, preserving its legacy through the ages.

@crzahmed9707

Ай бұрын

But there were only two Roman states,west Rome and east Rome

@michaelbilotta1567

Ай бұрын

@@crzahmed9707 I think he means more of a cultural heritage than actual successor or political remnant

@LucasDimoveo

Ай бұрын

The fact that they were able to learn from the republic while avoiding the mistakes of the empire is one of the most remarkable aspects of Venice

@vitorpereira9515

Ай бұрын

@@LucasDimoveo I agree because i never heard of a venetian civil war.

Excellent video 📹 The Venetians start thei dominance.

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Why you used the turkish termin ermen while at that time it was called Shah-Armens

@KingsandGenerals

Ай бұрын

Because it wasn't the Armenian controlled territory. Various Turkoman emirs ruled that region and they were collectively known as Ermenshahs or Ahlatshahs.

@aregevoyan676

Ай бұрын

@@KingsandGenerals yes the rulers werent Armenians but the territory that they ruled it was part Armenia and they knew that, thats why they claim theirselves as Shah-Armens (rulers of Armenians)

@dillonblair6491

Ай бұрын

​@@aregevoyan676 Absolutely destroyed

@aregevoyan676

Ай бұрын

@@dillonblair6491 what destroyed?

@KingsandGenerals

Ай бұрын

Shah-Armens was also used as a name, so you are not wrong.

It was Mohammad Reza shah picture not Reza Pahlavi

11:51 foreshadowing

Fun fact: Alexander the Great is the reason why the city Tyre was connected to the mainland. It's because of Alexander the Great's causeway, which forever changed the geography of the area.

The Venetian Crusade No-Not-That-One.

According to Andalusian sources in 499 AH or 1105 AD, a Crusader fleet of 70 ships perished due to a storm near Sicily. the fleet came from the Western Sea, meaning the Atlantic Ocean. It is likely that they were Nordic or English Years later, between 1107 and 1111 AD, a Norwegian fleet came to the Holy Land In 507 AH or 1113 AD, a Crusader fleet departed from France containing hundreds of ships and +150,000 fighters according to Ibn Adhari, was completely destroyed by a stotm and those in it perished .

The "serenissima" was a glorious republic ❤

The best Crusade

@TheGeneralGrievous19

Ай бұрын

Barons' Crusade is one of my favourites of the lesser known ones.

@user-fl5mq9kp7g

Ай бұрын

​@@TheGeneralGrievous19Because of the massacre of the Crusader soldiers

@arda213

Ай бұрын

​@@TheGeneralGrievous19 My favourite ones are crusade of 1101, 2nd crusade and 7th crusade. Also crusade of Nicopolis and Varna.

@TheGeneralGrievous19

Ай бұрын

@@user-fl5mq9kp7g You mean the unfortunate defeat of the small crusader raid at Gaza? No. Because 1. it restored the Kingdom of Jerusalem to it's biggest size since 1187, 2. it was done through negotiation, 3. it's most major leader - Theobald IV of Champagne - was a very interesting individual & I like his song "Seigneurs, sachiez".

On the way back to Venice, the same fleet occupied Dalmatia and destroyed Belgrad, avenging the death of Doge Faliero in the Battle of Zara in 1117.

Venice + crusade = click! 😊

Any ideas on Toghtekin's ethnic background? I assume he must have been a Kipchak or other Turk.

@arda213

Ай бұрын

He was a Seljuk atabeg. Hence, an Oghuz Turk.

Why did you guys skip over the Norwegian crusade

@user-fl5mq9kp7g

Ай бұрын

History: What did these people do?

@KingsandGenerals

Ай бұрын

covered it in our First Crusade video

Il Ghazi get a bad case of suffering from success. Ultimately unable to enjoy and truly reap the benefit of his success.

@user-fl5mq9kp7g

Ай бұрын

Son: Not while I am here

Venetians: see a vulnerable fatamid fleet. Venetians: .... Profit?

A video on US invasion of Afghanistan???

@reggiepalmer6157

Ай бұрын

A Taliban spokesman told the BBC they imposed the ban because of the harmful effects of opium - which is taken from the poppy seed capsules - and because it goes against their religious beliefs. Afghanistan used to produce more than 80% of the world's opium. Heroin made from Afghan opium makes up 95% of the market in Europe

Thank You for a video on the forgotten Venetian Crusade. As a big fan of the history of the Crusades, I hope you will also do videos on other lesser known crusades to the Levant like the Crusade of 1101, the Norwegian Crusade, the German Crusade of 1197, the Barons' Crusade, the Lord Edward's Crusade, or even the Alexandrian Crusade of 1365. ☩ 🙌🏻

@thomasrinschler6783

Ай бұрын

They've already done one on the Crusade of 1101, and mentioned the Norwegian Crusade in previous videos. They're going chronologically, so the others would still be yet to come.

@TheGeneralGrievous19

Ай бұрын

@@thomasrinschler6783 Oh, I must have missed the Crusade of 1101 video, thanks. 🙏🏻

I'm sure the Venetians will solve their differences with the Byzantines and not use a crusade to settle a grudge.... ...right?

I find it impressive that private military orders carved out their own sovereign states back in the Middle Ages. The only thing similar to that nowadays, are the military mercenaries, Wagner virtually ruling much of Niger and Black Water running Southern Yemen likes it is its own fief.

In my opinion: venice was an opportunist. We saw that here. But it time came also.

Fall of Medieval Bosnia would be interesting video..

"atleast venice got some sweet tradedeals"

As always with Venice, it's not "Gods will" that inspires them, but merchant posts

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What's the harm in a little profiteering in the East? #fourthcrusade 😅

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Ilghazi and Toghtekin both of them are Turks

Crusaders hold the Most Humiliating military defeat in human history. They lost a whooping 11 successive major wars (2nd to 12th Crusade) against the Muslims spanning few centuries. There will be no other army that will lose 11 successive major wars against the same opponent.

@maxg8766

26 күн бұрын

4th was against byzantines and 3rd was a draw, but yes it was pretty embarassing.

La Serenissima. Forte in mare, ma anche in terra.

I am too poor to buy a subscription😂😅

Someone here asking for Nader Shah, Nader Shah - AKA the DEFILER OF THE MOGHUL DYNASTY IN INDIA WHO TOOK THE PEACOCK THRONE BACK TO AFGHAN-PERSIA TERRITORY. Lmao why😂😂

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