Aurelian 'Restitutor Orbis' - The Restorer of the Roman Empire #37 Roman History Documentary Series 

Sol Invictus!

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As much as we all love Aurelian, he himself was involved in the treacherous assassination of Gallienus. It's not like he was murdered "unjustly" yk what I mean

It's even better in Latin-- Restitutor Orbis.

dont forget about Gallienus! He saved ROME!!

I was just explaining him to my wife and she doesn’t like history but she was actually asking questions after I said stuff. Lol. I think she was just trying to pick baby boy names though. She said “who was Marcus Aurelius son name” … I said hel no lmao 🤣.

😢the romans speak...LATIN,becouse english not ..Exist yet😊😂,smart quys...

​all it,s an fake mod..😅😅😅😅

West roman empire colapsul in476,when the Romulus was murdare by the federația,and the sign of power was sent to Constantinoples City. END OF WEST EMPIRE.Gallinus and AURELIANUS let very OPEN a Gates for invasions empire.First goths and getae,carps,ostrogoths,vizigoths,vandali,avans,cumans and from here...LATER,come Tătar,Ottomans after 1242 a.d. to the West of Europe.Arabs took North of Africa,and Hispania.Oriental roman empire fall jn1453,when Mohamed II,taken the Constantinopoles City. .

Plus he began MULTIPLE policies, both large and small (stopping coinage debasement, building walls, trying to unify the Empire under one God etc.), that men like Diocletian and Constantine would eventually become famous for. They all followed the dream of Aurelian and were probably inspired by him and men like Claudius II.

​@@nillynush4899 Yeah, the simplistic yet solid view on the situation definitely makes me admire the man

Not particularly. If he would have lived 5 years. HE would have died; Diocletian more than likely would have still ruled. and history would roughly be about the same. Prolonging the fall by having Majorian live for 10-20 years more than he did would change more. He could have retaken Africa, and reduced and reaffirmed the empires Authority over Every province. His reign would also add stability which the empire so desperately needed at the time. given that stability, the empire may have fell 50-70 years in the future. or 30 (496-540 or so) that alone would throw so many developments off into future. The franks if they took over, could have been unable to stop the Muslims. etc etc. Majorian, with his help extended the life of the empire by about 5-10 years. Ricimer if he was killed. the empire in the west would have remained, but as a figurehead.

I agree. During the battle of Emesa, Aurelian's cavalry continued to fight furiously despite being poorly routed from the battlefield by Zabdas's heavy cavalry while the Aurelian was with the legions against the Palmyra infantry. Like Julius Ceaser, he gambled on sending back some of his infantry to help the retreating cavalry despite the legion & himself being overwhelmed by the Palmyra army. Still, he had faith in the abilities of his men (particularly his veteran legions), who believed/had confidence in him as emperor. The resilience & discipline of Aurelian's troops against the odds was nothing short of a miracle for the Romans. Elements of the legion had club-armed Palestinians who were highly influential in tight spaces against Zabdas's cavalry, which proved devastating for the Palmryne heavy armored men.

Do you understand Rome was never a entirely white creation as history is taught. Black people from many lands were part of the story. Just like black people in America

I agree. I think most mainstream scholars in many historical circles over the centuries have glossed over the achievements of Diocletian in ending the Crisis of the Third Century (many schools simply mention Aurelian briefly for less than a min & largely forget his successor Emperor Probus by going immediately to Dicletion because he was like their George Washington) and that many filmmakers (mainly Hollywood) tend to focus more on the very controversial & almost evil tyrannical emperors in Roman history. (though it's much deeper than most think) You have Julius Caesar through many media forms (because of Ending the Republic}, Crassus in the Spartacus TV show because he's hungry for wealth & power, the transfer of power from Marcus Aurelius to the flawed emotional Commodus (which many people debate on) in Ridley Scott's Gladiator, Caligula & Tiberius's story through Netflix's Rome/The Barbarian series, and the list goes on. The most underrated & good emperors like Aurelian always get forgotten by the "expert" masses because of the narrative set by the primary institutions that more or less likely see Roman civilization as morally black than one of the greyest stories of humanity's upbringing & the further development of Western Civilization.

Hollywood hates a man like that.

@@FazeParticlespretty much

Too much of a chad, they want lady boys and stronk women.

Conflating the Roman empire of the C.3rd CE and the "West" of the C21 (code for Anglo saxons), is so on message for these cult of Rome channels. I wonder have any of the cultists here, including the narrator, considered the possibility that the collapse of the Roman empire was the essential first step in the creating of the multiple Europe that came to dominate the world.

@@pmurnion Aurelian will have your tongue for that

Roman took Britannia by Claudius,becouse britons cross the Channel and loot the City and Villages from Gallia romanae. Caesar maded a expedition în Britannia.After 44.-46 Claudius won în Budicca riots and enslaves celtics people from Britannia till to Edinburg,în Scotland(today).Scotts dont buit the City.They live în many villages😊😊 în huts,hunting and fishing

@@pmurnion Exactly. Most of the West and Europe was not part of the so called "Empire" for all of its existence, not even most of the British Isles.

@@pmurnion Also...25:30 Everytime.

I wish GRRM created a character that is directly referenced to Aurelian, a dude that will the restore Valyria

Caesar and Augustus or if you mean working together then Sulla and Marius before they fought

​​@@randomguy6152no I mean two generals who were part of the same command and remained conjoined politically, with each being able to lead multiple campaigns on their own. Think Rullianus and Cursor from the 2nd Samnite War. Or Aetius and Majorian before Majorian's dismissal from court.

Caesar and Marc Antony

@@geordiejones5618 Sulla and Marius were pretty accomplished before the fight they were clearly the 2 best men in Rome and I don't think their fight was inevitable like Caesar and Pompeys

​@@randomguy6152they were never allies at least not openly. You can't be a one-two punch if you're gonna fuck over each other that's a dirty duo, which is also a fun trope with plenty of examples in Roman history but I'm talking a dynamic duo that succeeded on their own time and time again but were damn near unstoppable together. Thats Rullianus and Cursor, Sulla and Lucullus, Aurelien and Probus. Now that I write this out I gotta take back Aetius and Majorian. They could have been on that level of the other three, but they lived in the most treacherous of times.

Didn't get lucky at the end of his reign though

“Luckier”

He abandoned Dacia - can’t forgive that 😢

He was partially useless, abused his soldiers

​@@obiwankenobi07It was sad but necessary. Dacia was not like in the days of Traianus. No longer a gold mine, but merely an overrun, undefendable region.

September - Aurelia Oktober - Medendo November - Autumna December - Saturnia

Yeah, he did. Presidents in the modern age only have 12 to 24 months to do the actual real policy work for the people underneath an 8-year term, where most of it is stuck between almost 3-4 years of being either a lame duck period OR more intense negotiations/sacrifices with their political rivals to keep most of their agenda afloat while trying to ensure their house of representatives or Congress was on their party's side during midterms, etc. Aurelian's short yet amazing reign was like having two different presidential administrations (16 years in total for US Presidents) in only 5 years alone amid his endless energy from crisis to crisis while bringing stability to the empire in the 270s. The same could be said of his successor Emperor Probus when he took over after Aurelian's death but tragically the corruption from Rome & hints of jealousy within the Roman ranks made their reigns short-lived.

It was excellent. This channel and HistoryMarche did Aurelian the justice he deserved

Isn't it odd that this was also contemporary to China's Three Kingdoms period. Though not Cao Cao.

Putin, restorer of Rus world.

@@organic3132 Butcher of Rus World.

@@vitorpereira9515 We will see.

@@organic3132 The only thing he has in common with Aurelian is the same fate.

yeah the guy that did the Valerian era of episodes will be sorely missed

​@@shamsuaddinrachedi792do you know what happened to him?

@@luciusdomitiusaurelianus5334 its all text to speech

@oliv73911 wtf? You cant be serious?

@@luciusdomitiusaurelianus5334 Nope, do you?

This comment is quite frightening, there’s no ‘new’ narrator, it’s just a AI.

@@yorktown58 wat

@@yorktown58 that's... scary (Edit) then bring back the old AI voice. Preferred that one lmao

Ave Sol Invictus!

You are aware he and his army commanders raped zenobia when she surrendered

@@palacehaunter5442 BTW people, this guy is on other videos trashing Aurelian. Super bizarre behavior.

@@TonyFontaine1988 I know. Just ignore this fool.

@@palacehaunter5442 That certainly sounds terrible if it's true. I still however hold Aurelian in high regard. I don't honor the emperors because They were necessarily perfect people but because They led Rome. They were the fathers of the fatherland and with that comes respect. Ave Divus Aurelianus!

I agree. Aurelian, Gallienus, and Probus were men that literally saved the Roman Empire in its darkest hour.

Nonsense. Most overrated.

@@palacehaunter5442 shhhh. RESTUTITOR ORBIS!!!!

@@palacehaunter5442 stalker on other videos too. You made many comments on the gallianus video trashing Aurelian

@palacehaunter5442 SHUT IT. He's easily one of the most UNDERRATED. And now considered by many as one of the greatest. Cope.

Aurelian so brilluantly accomplished so much in such a short period. Only a complete idiot could call him overrated

The Rebirth of the unconquered sun + the Lupercalia+ aefter Yule was made over into Christmas by counterfeit Christianity namely, Christendom.

Tv series would make more sense than movies. I imagine it will be Netflix.

Ray unfortunately passed away eariler this year, in may I believe. RIP Titus Pullo.

@@TheSPQRHistorian I know, May he rest in peace. I was thinking it might have been an AI voice imitating his voice