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The Irish vs Viking Wars

The Irish vs Viking Wars

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  • @AndresHernandez-kt7qd
    @AndresHernandez-kt7qd26 минут бұрын

    Can you do the Aztecs next!

  • @oliverwellings1069
    @oliverwellings10692 сағат бұрын

    imagine the stress of being one of these guys

  • @edwardoneill9559
    @edwardoneill95593 сағат бұрын

    I'm a direct decendent to those O'Neills and in very Proud of them.

  • @kaushilbhoir6420
    @kaushilbhoir64204 сағат бұрын

    Can you make a video on The Marathas? 😊

  • @briantierney7829
    @briantierney78298 сағат бұрын

    Love it! I really want to make one of these videos, do you write your own story line and edit, video all yourself. It’s fantastic I listen to this while doing my pushups every morning. Thanks!

  • @Paratus7
    @Paratus713 сағат бұрын

    A reminder to all. The British were the first to abolish the black slave trade and then proceeded to police the seas for years after to free slaves taken by other nations. Britain helped make Jamaica the great nation it is. As for slavery, well it existed before the black slave trade (eg Barbery Coast white slave trade) and continues across Africa and the Middle East today. This is largely glorified anti colonialist gibberish. Poor historical analysis. Must do better. I say this as a Jamaican.

  • @J.MarlborAlvarado-zq5ej
    @J.MarlborAlvarado-zq5ej13 сағат бұрын

    This doesn't make any sense, since there is not enough evidence that confirm a visit of Vikings in North America. It ranks 'secondary evidence' the proof concerning such theory according the investigation procedures. Keep in mind, the 'SAGAS OF ERIC' were written 300 years after the supposal Vikings arriving in Newfoundland, so it is not a diary or any document of witnessing.

  • @michaelaprince
    @michaelaprince14 сағат бұрын

    WHY did they go back to Britain? They went back to their death. Any thoughts?

  • @frisk151
    @frisk15115 сағат бұрын

    Vikings vs. American Indians, or at least the one you cited here as being killed for stealing.. I wasn't there.. Cannot exactly speak for tribal behavior when Leif and company first arrived in North America.. However, I DO want to add... Go look up "Mashco-Piro" attacks, etc. Lots of videos.. The thing that is very COMMON in these previously uncontacted "tribes" living in the South American rain forrests / jungles / Amazon and what is talked about here.. They are thieves by nature! They have quit being "uncontacted" on their own.. The locals on the other side of the proverbial river have given them bananas, plantains, etc.. They come in war parties later to steal machetes, food and everything else, and HAVE killed innocent kids (what we as americans would call indigenous peoples.. They have been acclimated decades ago - but came from the same bloodlines).. Seriously, IF you care to see how Leif and the others were likely dealing with, American Indians are not too far removed from the ones in South America that have been living down there for eons.. It is like giving someone on the street a roof, clothing (literally), food, MEDICAL (state done) and them talking about raping your wife, because you couldn't speak their language at that time... But, them bragging about murdering the "white man", and a "black man" while they are eating.. Still, after everyone is on the same translated understanding, they still stole from those who were down there working with the "natives"... Somebody habituated them like humans do to bears feeding them, and they are coming out of the jungles with spears and running roughshod over the villages of the domesticated indigenous... BOTTOM LINE.. Go ahead and take my "staff" = gun and see what happens.. I can't help but theorize the above is true... Most people don't even understand that most of the North American tribes were warring FAR prior to the "white man" showing up here.. Just don't touch a man's "girlfriend". (weapon or wife)...

  • @user-zn7wx2lm9z
    @user-zn7wx2lm9z16 сағат бұрын

    41:00 Uh.....check this out "Russell Means Speaks Out(1980)" pay attention to what is said at about 31:50 .

  • @WORLDCRUSHER9000
    @WORLDCRUSHER900017 сағат бұрын

    abandon your posts! flee, flee for your lives!

  • @Master-mh9vm
    @Master-mh9vm18 сағат бұрын

    The faith is Germanic and went crazy on their neighbor for beating his wife. dragged him out into the street and beat him and one of them was his brother and then his wife and the neighbors turned their backs on him waited for a minute or two and walked away. The young pretty wife called them valiant men and filed for divorce from her husband and asked if any of them where single. What is a future courting card? A get it, various men are placed on the card who will court her who are possible husbands. Faith women have low tolerance for people who beat them or their children. The chances are good she will keep the house and shake him for change or strip mine him. Pre-agreement to the house that was part of a inherence. Faith standard. She will most likely use the beating to gut him in court. The faith woman and men are of course encouraging her to take him to the bank. The local church decided to kick him out until he is willing to atone for his poor behavior of hit his own wife. The preacher decided to do a speech on it. He moved to a different town out of fear of being lynched or beaten to death. People kept calling him wife beater and acting mad. The town wants to pass a official ban on any attempt of him returning to keep the peace. Just a peaceful town of faith who claim god is Germanic and Jesus is a woman. The picture of Jesus is of a bearded big breasted women in a night gown.

  • @GigGgles
    @GigGgles18 сағат бұрын

    I don't agree! My family was not viking. Mac Dhomhnuill. I know who my family was historians....

  • @BentFenceMusic
    @BentFenceMusic18 сағат бұрын

    Dropkick Murphys didi it first , before every live show

  • @jeremiahbutler9808
    @jeremiahbutler980823 сағат бұрын

    My ancestors were vikings

  • @billysmith6284
    @billysmith6284Күн бұрын

    They don’t have Jaguars in Africa.. geees

  • @HistoryDose
    @HistoryDose23 сағат бұрын

    Pinned comment

  • @havi8-0-9
    @havi8-0-9Күн бұрын

    i love norse story’s wish we could’ve allied an worked together but theres a lot of what ifs,coulda,shoulda

  • @maryv5644
    @maryv5644Күн бұрын

    That was a dogman, a canine that can walk on two legs, can be very evasive and scary as hell, a beast that can kill easily and can avoid be caught, that was no wolf of hyena or lion, so a big army wasn't capable to track an kill a mere lion?! Or a lot of avid hunters, this was something else.

  • @tst12for
    @tst12forКүн бұрын

    Everyone busy in defeating japan 😂

  • @user-kf8uh3ug7m
    @user-kf8uh3ug7mКүн бұрын

    Jamaicans need their story told as well as the Africans.

  • @pauldavies9360
    @pauldavies9360Күн бұрын

    Awesome

  • @q6rmmm
    @q6rmmmКүн бұрын

    its the Muslims army defeated the mongol

  • @Thomas_Oklahoma
    @Thomas_OklahomaКүн бұрын

    Formattable Indigenous coastal military, they had iron working since over a thousand years before European contact.

  • @adriansmith6993
    @adriansmith6993Күн бұрын

    You tell a good story! I'm here for it. On to part 2! ❤

  • @HistoryDose
    @HistoryDoseКүн бұрын

    Thanks!! This two-parter was fun!

  • @adriansmith6993
    @adriansmith6993Күн бұрын

    @@HistoryDose I totally enjoyed this story!

  • @user-pp6fx7si4g
    @user-pp6fx7si4gКүн бұрын

    It simply pisses me off when I hear and see that, again and again, the Vikings and all Germanic peoples are painted as nothing but pure viciousness. While, especially the churches and the clerics are portrayed as innocent sufferers. How about showing clearly, easily understandable, how much of a nuisance and a real danger the church and the clerics were, and still are. That reminds me of an old German saying: "Und willst Du nicht Katholisch sein, dann schlag' ich Dir den Schädel ein!" ( If you don't want to be a Catholic, I'll break your skull!") And that's just about how it was. Very few people actually joined Christianity voluntarily. They generally were forced into it by the sword, or by their own leaders. Especially among the Germanic tribes, or later in the worldwide lands colonized by the utterly brutal Europeans. The innocent church only existed for a very short time. Personally, I am only sorry, that church and clergy didn't suffer much more than they actually did.

  • @keonicruz
    @keonicruz2 күн бұрын

    My name is Joshua Keoni Cruz my grandmother is Virginia Poe Poe I have the geoneology to prove I am a living direct descendant of king Kamehameha my last name can be found in queen Liliuokalani's journal and her book as royal family living at the palace... Kamehameha is my great great great and so on grandfather!!!

  • @dfromwv
    @dfromwv2 күн бұрын

    Im native American, not indian. But I was born here, so were my great grandparents. I think I deserve reparations

  • @user-pp6fx7si4g
    @user-pp6fx7si4g2 күн бұрын

    The Vikings never robbed and burned enough churches, killed enough priests and monks. It is easily visible, as there are still far too many churches and clerics in the world.

  • @user-pp6fx7si4g
    @user-pp6fx7si4g2 күн бұрын

    Who, or why, the collapse? As usual, the Europeans must bear the guilt. Raping the land, breaking promises and treaties, stealing and removing the livelihood, and killing. The European expansion could only happen by theft and murder, and the words and promises never had any value. All was smoke and mirrors and killing......

  • @iamxevicho5170
    @iamxevicho51702 күн бұрын

    I found your channel through this video and I'm blown away. The way you present and teach history is truly beautiful.

  • @HistoryDose
    @HistoryDose2 күн бұрын

    Thanks so much! Please keep watching! 😀

  • @abderrahmanemya6602
    @abderrahmanemya66022 күн бұрын

    i like how the narrator casually states that the US wasnt gonna compromise on its ideals in the face of the communist expansion and thats why it supports dictatorship regimes around the world. just lovely

  • @jamesnoonan7450
    @jamesnoonan74502 күн бұрын

    Upp skal á kjöl klífa, köld er sjávar drífa. Kostaðu hug að herða, hér skaltu lífið verða. Skafl beygjattu skalli, þótt skúr á þig falli. Ást hafðir þú meyja, eitt sinn skal hver deyja.

  • @Gazza75
    @Gazza752 күн бұрын

    The Ukraine wasnt around baxk then.

  • @Howyodoinn
    @Howyodoinn2 күн бұрын

    Pride is a hell of a thing. Why resist at any point.

  • @adamcheklat7387
    @adamcheklat73872 күн бұрын

    10:03: Not as defenceless as one thought.

  • @chuco4
    @chuco42 күн бұрын

    Since I watch your first video, I've always wondered how was this incredible art done? This is amazing! You guys are an amazing team, and people can see the quality of the story telling as well as the art. I hope you get more and more views! Thanks for all that you guys do.

  • @HistoryDose
    @HistoryDose2 күн бұрын

    Thank you so much!! Happy to have your support! ~Chris

  • @Biker65
    @Biker653 күн бұрын

    And still today women haven't changed.

  • @tanukijohnson6850
    @tanukijohnson68503 күн бұрын

    A topic you should cover if you haven't already is the samoan civil wars in the 1800s. Really interesting and involved native samoans, colonial German, US, and british forces, and it's hardly ever discussed

  • @FredCarpenter-vv9ld
    @FredCarpenter-vv9ld3 күн бұрын

    Roger Waters would have taken on the Vikings with potato guns.

  • @ahihi7706
    @ahihi77063 күн бұрын

    This is just like saying samurai didn't duel to the death everyday and Miyamoto Musashi didn't defeat all his opponents in fair duels. Reality is often disappointing 😞.

  • @aminsura9291
    @aminsura92913 күн бұрын

    So jin sakai, didnt liberate tshushima from mongol rule?

  • @bostonmike5981
    @bostonmike59813 күн бұрын

    Interesting that I came up a DNA match with Rathlin 1, the Bronze Age Viking remains they dug up off the coast of Northern Ireland. My father's family all came from Carna in Co. Galway and my grandmother from Sneem, Co. Kerry. I often wonder which lineage the Viking DNA came from.