Aurelian - We do a Little Restoration 

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"In the hall of the mountain king," is good for when someone is doing something cheeky. I've used it a few times.

Wasted nightcore

Koko Soko because INCREDIBILIS

Holding out for a hero, Shrek 2 version. That song feels like it would fit well with another based Aurelian moment

Lmao my favorite comment

HAHAHA

Praetorian guard: I'm sorry, you said what?

​@@MadhatterOfMankindOnly after the chad had done his little restoration🗿

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you mean: Imperator Caesar Lucius Domitius Aurelianus pius felix invictus Augustus, pontifex maximus, Germanicus maximus, Gothicus maximus, Parthicus maximus, Carpicus maximus, tribunicia potestate VI, consul III, imperator, pater patriae, proconsul, restitutor orbis, my heartus maximus

​@@inquisitorthornside3p494 damn calm down

Men literally only want one thing and it's fucking beautiful

Not really, the Roman Empire was a den of degeneracy and deserved it's fate, you can count the great honest men and virtuous women of Rome with the fingers of one hand, but would need an abacus to count the degenerates

@@liquidsnake6879 If you only were counting emperors as honest and virtuous, there are certainly more than 5, but all Roman men and women that are known? That's ridiculous.

@@liquidsnake6879 "degeneracy" 🤓🤓🤓

@@histguy101 When it got to the point where they literally had a crossdressing prostituting emperor, need i say more? People complain about now, Rome was even worse than now. Take the most ridiculous wokest nonsense you can imagine, Rome was that times ten by the time it collapsed. Thus i maintain it deserved it's fate.

Aurelian sigma male grindset

They nerfed him before he could break the game

The pretoraian guard had to kill him before he could break the game

@@TheBBqMan140 praetorian didnt kill him, his own soldiers did

@@maximus5751 Only cause some asshole politician was going to be punished by Aurelian for corruption & didn’t wanna lose his power so he told the Emperor’s soldiers that they were on a death lists Aurelian had drawn up

Caligula best emperor 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍🌈

@@tap1148 *NO*

@@inquisitorthornside3p494 nah it's egalbus

@@tap1148 Bigger NO

@@inquisitorthornside3p494 Commodus?

The Greatest person in the History of mankind.

@@kohank5938 he was a good soldier emperor, but let's not get carried away

And in appreciation the soldiers stabbed him in the back.

@@histguy101 Do you have a better candidate?

@@vincentkosik403 I don’t think you understand why he was killed.

'Light subdued golden'

Would then everything have meaning?

@@Phobos1483 what? have you been diagnosed with noiq?

@@auroraflos2498 I've been wondering what he meant since he commented and I still have no idea

what a chad

Probably how it actually happened

Aurelian's chad aura broke Tetricus lmao

Fun fact, before the battle wirh Tectricus Tectricus deserted and abdicated to then gladly serve Aurelian as one of his top generals. He then got a cushy job as a general on a province and outlived Aurelian by a good 30 years.

@@LordNeckBeard Yes because Tetricus didn't actually want to break away from Rome. Both the Gallic and Palmyrene were breakaway Roman States, not seperate Empires. They broke away in response to the chaos of the Third century in order to take their security into their own hands since the central government was too busy killing new Emperors every 5 seconds. Tetricus was a Roman through and through. He didn't actually want to go to war with Rome. You'd notice that the Gallic Empire was mostly defensive Empire throughout its existence as they concentrated their efforts into defending the Rhine frontier. His army borderline threatened him to fight so he took them to battle but ran away at the opportune moment.

Saving The ROMAN EMPIRE for 200 years is enough.

Only to die because a fucking BUROCRAT was too much of a COWARD to accept punishment for a mistake he HIMSELF MADE

The best thing to happen to Aurelian was his murder. Turned him into a Martyr of Empires

Aurelian crossing the Rhine if he was never murdered

@Joske Vermeulen but then without mechanisation, nor destroying an economy, which he even fixed!

Damn didn't expect to meet a chad morrowind player here

@@heeyehh7296 There are dozens of us, DOZENS!

@@moobles2998 morrowind's popular again? Based

@@xenosiustm Always has been. We just come crawling out of the woodwork whenever someone makes a reference, but we're ever-present. If you want some modern morrowind content I reccommend MickyD.

@@moobles2998 already subscribed do MickyD and a couple of other morrowind youtubers dude 😎

We have a lot of greats but we only have only one man that restored the world

Hell yeah!

Indeed!!! Sol Invictus. Ave Caesar Aurelianus.

"Lmao." -Aurelian, Restitutor Orbis.

Aurelian: Lmao, yeah, one of me is too much for you

Gauls weren’t even the usurpers it’s funny the roman usurpers there declared a Gallic state

@@elite4702 Smh thats the point? as in the romans fought the gallic Empire, random usurpers everywhere, goths invading as well as palmyra.

@@aguy6771 He's just stating the fact that the Gallic Empire wasn't gallic, it was romain, it's a modern name coined by historians. In fact it was just a bit of the Empire that was ruled by pretenders, they considered themself as the legitimate emperors of Rome.

Imperator Caesar Lucius Domitius Aurelianus pius felix invictus Augustus, pontifex maximus, Germanicus maximus, Gothicus maximus, Parthicus maximus, Carpicus maximus, tribunicia potestate VI, consul III, imperator, pater patriae, proconsul, restitutor orbis, my heartus maximus

@@inquisitorthornside3p494 "my heartus maximus" ok i this was just too good.

And a bit of trolling and tomfulery

"you know something that's a great idea" -Emperor Justinian

I will watch your career with great interest

Praise the sun!!

@@cowboydoggo6168 Deus Sol Invictus!

@@praisethesun.praisedeussol6051 hahaha

Extremely based brother. With a strong mindset you can accomplish amazing things 💪

Can confirm I was there

Ahhh, I remember that grand, grand day

The lack of funny in this comment section was worrying my humility-meter, until I found this comment thread

They had us in the first half not gonna lie

I think reallity was actually better. Like the moment when your emperor defects to Aurelian. How the hell did Tetricus former men feel ???

If he had been given 5 more years he would have conquered the Sassanids.

If he was so good he would've never been assassinated

@@justinallen2408 alas, some people thrive off corruption and don't take well to the harsh style of rule of the "Manu ad ferrum". But honestly, he was genuenly that great

@@justinallen2408 he was so good, that's why he was assassinated

@@justinallen2408 Yeah he’s not good He’s GREAT!

@@justinallen2408 how to give off the vibe of a complete idiot

Ah yes ,good old days.

Taste of glory .. his men should have worship him

@@axwi1957 They did. After his death there was six months where his wife ruled. The senate dare not elect a new emperor for fear of the Legions wrath, and the legions did not out of respect and grief.

You might say we would get tired of this amount of winning.

@@lucaschneider1613 never

You know what's funny? I just chose a random song I liked it and while I was editing the video I realized how good it fit, the man after midnight being the emperor known for praising the god Sol and he was chasing the shadows away while restoring the empire

@@MartyBones That's amazing! "Take me through the darkness (the crisis of the 3rd century) to the break of the day (the victorious Sol) :)

you guys didn't know? Man After Midnight is a direct reference to Aurelian and the restitution of both halves of the empire, ABBA said so in an interview with People! magazine in 1982. Just like how "Take on Me" by A-ha is a subtle reference to the Molotov-Ribbentrop pact and the Soviet invasion of Bessarabia

Hey music tells the truth for music videos. At first it sounds real catchy but then it just all fits into place like it was destined to

@@highviewbarbell Any sources?

I think any who’s done his research would agree with you, he definitely left his mark on history.

he fixed the immediate military situation, and attempted to fix the larger underlying issues (namely inflation) before he died. Imo main causes that led to the death of the roman empire is 1. Civil war and infighting 2. Inflation (essentially the inability to pay the legions) 3. Lead

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the asterisk is suppose to go on a vowel like in the example: r*dditors

It took until Constantine to abolish the praetorian guard

I do wonder if Rome could avoid it's eventual collapse for at least a few more centuries if the the Five Good Emperors managed to live their full lives.

@@worldinflames38 The Five Good Emperors all died of natural causes, so technically they did live their full lives. Aurelian could’ve maybe given the Empire another century of life had he stayed alive

@@iDeathMaximuMII The Empire lived for more than a thousand years after Aurelian's death though.

@@akSeR2010 It was severely weakened though, and was only really in the Balkans/Anatolia

There was not even records of him or his family until a few years before his rule. He made it to emperor from being a nobody, and instead of being satisfied he was a relentless ruler for his remaining few years.

Bro

He did not die, he transcended.

He is restitutor orbis, of course he is going to

Literally what happened, my man deserved better :(

It's because they didn't realize, but the secretary made a falsed claims on execution of the same soldiers, so, the soldiers, thinking Aurelian wants them dead, killed him, but the claim was fake, so once they realized, the killed the secretary

​@@yeboxxxchannel2505I thought they tortured the person from when they realized they mistakenly killed Aurelian, to the time when the next emperor Tacitus ordered them to kill that person already.

its literally a matter of time bro

if a guy like that was my leader id sacrifice everything i have for his visions

instead, about leaders we have now ,the only thing i would sacrifice is my calories when im walking away from their speeches

Theres plenty of men capable of doing just as well as him if not more, but the modern system of corrupt democracies controlled by unseen deep states pretty much prevents anyone that isnt controlled by them from ever being given a position of power, and even when one might actually power through all that and get elected…in a democratic system the highest executive doesn’t have enough power to really do anything they dont want even then. Even meh people who arent anywhere close to that great, but still at least have a balanced and open minded perspective and new fresh ideas like idk Andrew Yang in the last US election are shut out by the established parties in favor of another old, bland puppet bureaucrat as the candidate for election. Now maybe if things in our time got as horrendously bad as in his time…that could change and some great people might rise up. The reason this goes on as the status quo is probably largely dependent on things just not being bad enough yet. Things just kinda suck ass, but they arent “holy shit the entire world is burning…if we dont do something huge, we’re going to see a new dark age!” Level, and so…sadly that’s probably what is going to have to happen for things to actually be turned around and get better. I guess that kinda makes sense because ever since the Roman Empire collapsed the world has just been trying to figure shit out and solve enough problems to regain the kind of stability it had lost after Rome, and only in our time did we really regain that comfortable, safe, and peaceful existence. Of course it didnt last long and we’re now seeing a rapid decline, which may very well lead to the start of a collapse which then will either finally wake people the fuck up and have great men appear and take action(if thats still possible in our governments)…or will lead to the civilized world burning all around us.

The Western worls is heading to the same way as Rome did. (its a bit worse because of the media) The degredation and corruption is just too much and eventually it will lead to war and from the ashes of war men of this caliber will rise.

Neh...given 20 more years....

Why? What would he have accomplished that his successors didn't?

If he had 1 more year the Roman Empire would have an industrial revolution.

@@MalcadorTheSigilite would not have been suprising

@@histguy101 The Empire was on the brink of industrialization. They had primitive steam engines already. If not for the decline and collapse of Rome humanity could have been exploring space by the late 300s.

There is a couple more of them that it's illegal to even name

@@mattthelearner2797 if they shouldn't be named then they weren't gigachads

Dont forget majorian

@@mattthelearner2797 Who lol

@MAGURIX yeah but he died during battle, and if he had survived the battle of Clontarf he would have essentially been the master of Ireland, even if he only had a few years left he would have been able to use those years to more effectively secure his dynasties control Aurelian was in his late 50s when he died I believe

It’s time to resurrect Aurelian

Thanks for your support!

@@MartyBones With pleasure and I loved your Hannibal vid

Congratulations!! With this comment you proved that you don't know nothing about Mussolini!

@@Emil.Fontanot Mussolini ended up upside down, dead and killed by communists. Little more than a footnote in history

@@pandaandthegecko5480 sure sure only s footnote in history, he was only the father of one of the major ideologies of the 20th century and one of the leaders of one alliance in the greatest war in human history. Also competence and ability to lead a country has nothing to do with importance in history

@@Emil.Fontanot okay, to be fair he was hardly a footnote in history, I’ll admit that Anyways, any good books about Il Duce?

@@pandaandthegecko5480 i have one in mind but it's massive, sure it's divided in volumes so you could choose to read only the parts you're interested in. The biography of Mussolini by Renzo de Felice, considered the greatest historian of facsism. I'm sure that you can find shorter good books but i have nothing in mind at the moment. sorry

Especially Unbiased history for his resurgence

@@MalcadorTheSigilite Indeed, that series was fantastic. Was glad to see Roman history represented in a nice summary by funny memes.

Too late, but i wouldve wept tears back then if it weren't.

Thank you!

Thank you! ROMA INVICTA!!!

There's only 1 God. DEVS SOL INVICTVS

LEGIO AETERNA VICTRIX

@@RexGalilae you mean jesus on wish?

@@RexGalilae .

Huh not the last under the 1st Rome since technically that one time both the Eastern and Western empire reunited for a while before being divided again for the last time counts

That’s the thing with Roman emperors though, they are either betrayed or die of sickness sooner or later :/

@@williamsherman1942 Yeah, it seems that the Romans did not like the idea of good rulers and instead liked horrible rulers that make it a playground for foreign tribes to invade in.

And unique too.

@@ezwan7656 I don't know of anyone else named like that. He was just that good

@@Scourgeoftengri Yeah. It takes special someone to save his country /empire from the brink of destruction. The closest I can think off is Hannibal but even he failed to do so.

Justinian the Great lived up to that title well,he fucking saved the Eastern Empire from collapse and reconquered most of the already collapse Western Empire.

@@mojewjewjew4420 May he rest with Romulus.

Sit Felicior Augusto Et melior Traiano

@Lucius Domitus Aurelianus Only a few?? Dude he reconquered Italy, Northern Africa, south of Iberia,what is today Slovenia , Croatia while fighting the persians. Persecution of the pagans is good, based Justinian.

@Lucius Domitus Aurelianus Cope pagan larper.

I think that's the best compliment you can ever give anyone, thank you!

Respect✊🏻

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Will do some more research about him and add it to the list of ideas, thanks!

That's it, I'm forging a golden mask now. The sun's rays shall cleanse the plague!

Except that Aurelian never wore that mask. That's an invention of Rome II.

Long live IMPERATOR AVRELIAN ROMA INVICTA

Imperator Caesar Lucius Domitius Aurelianus pius felix invictus Augustus, pontifex maximus, Germanicus maximus, Gothicus maximus, Parthicus maximus, Carpicus maximus, tribunicia potestate VI, consul III, imperator, pater patriae, proconsul, restitutor orbis, my heartus maximus liked that.

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Welcome to the empire my indian friend 🤝

while we're all here together I stongly advise europeans to read the Ramayana and Mahabharata. Go back long enough and we're from the same stock of steppe nomads

Well i am brazilian with blood italian and i know some things about Roman Empire, i have a big love and admiration for Roman Empire because for us latins it was our one empire who make great civiliziations and we are descendants of it, of course also respect to indian civilization since it's most older as sumerians, greeks, chineses, japaneses, persians and etc, i love all empires and civiliziations because it was important for humanity where had real progress, traditions, culture and history, on which its very different from world of today though.

@@highviewbarbell i have read a bit about those that you say, Greetings from Brazil and i love india, you people are very friendly and civilized, mostly about the indian movie, also if you can recommend any good movie about indian civiliziation/empire i may like to watch it anytime.

@@PyromancerFelipeBR I'm from New Jersey bro lol

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