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Celtic Britons: the Origins of Medieval Wales - Middle Ages DOCUMENTARY 

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@KingsandGenerals
@KingsandGenerals 2 года назад
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@matthewhodgson7388
@matthewhodgson7388 2 года назад
Can you guys do one of these series on ireland
@cymru_am_byth
@cymru_am_byth 2 года назад
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@wisdomleader85
@wisdomleader85 2 года назад
A very well made video. Hardly any history channel on RU-vid has covered Welsh history so far, this is pioneering work. 👍
@joeallen9104
@joeallen9104 2 года назад
As someone who is half welsh, it's nice to know more about this part of my heritage.
@lewistoyemcginley7398
@lewistoyemcginley7398 2 года назад
Do I own the tree that sprouts from the square foot of land then so? Can I climb it or build a tree house?
@cruffatin
@cruffatin 2 года назад
As a first language Welsh speaker I have to really compliment the pronunciation in this video. It's clear that not only did they do their research but they cared enough to try and mostly they get it spot on, so da iawn!
@KingsandGenerals
@KingsandGenerals 2 года назад
Thanks!
@cshaffer1847
@cshaffer1847 2 года назад
I was shocked, Is he welsh? Cymraeg yn gymysg â'r Saesneg.
@samos343guiltyspark
@samos343guiltyspark 2 года назад
Perhaps it depends on the language in question, I've heard terrible pronunciations from these guys but I don't hold it against them, such is typical of english speakers.
@haleyguthrie3113
@haleyguthrie3113 Год назад
Is there any online places or programs you would recommend to learn? My dad and his family fled Wales during WW2. He was young and apparently Grandpa refused to speak Welsh, said they were Americans and didn't want his kids to have that accent. Haha I absolutely loved my 1st visit, everyone was so interested and curious about my heritage and loved to talk to me about it. You are all beautiful souls
@cshaffer1847
@cshaffer1847 Год назад
@@haleyguthrie3113 i know Duolingo has Welsh, a good place to start
@holyfreak8
@holyfreak8 2 года назад
Here in Argentina we have an important welsh community. The thrived on Patagonia.
@GyroGarrison
@GyroGarrison 2 года назад
I don't think the Welsh were the only 'community' to get lost in Argentina... 🤫
@ap6480
@ap6480 2 года назад
Did you know there is a large community of German Germans in Argentina?
@DarkBloa
@DarkBloa 2 года назад
Thriving is a strong word, they got overwhelmed by a massive influx of migrants after they developed the colony. So they thrive economically as they arrived first, they are on the top of the social pyramid, owning the lands etc, but culturally the Welsh language can only be heard in school and a few cultural centers, but the languages switched to Spanish almost everywhere and the language is in strong decline in Y Wladfa.
@Vanessa-bi4rg
@Vanessa-bi4rg 2 года назад
​@@lucasjleandro LMAO 🤣🤣
@9wowable
@9wowable 2 года назад
Yeah it’s apart of National Welsh Curriculum in Wales to learn about Patagonia because due to this lol
@escribopapelitos
@escribopapelitos 2 года назад
I'm from Argentina. My great-great-grandfather was a Welsh coal miner who came over to Argentina in 1886 with his family. I'm so happy that a well-researched channel like K&G is making this (often overlooked) part of history more accessible to us. Thank you so much! 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🇦🇷🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🇦🇷🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🇦🇷
@joshuddin897
@joshuddin897 Год назад
Do speak Spanish or Welsh in your household?
@escribopapelitos
@escribopapelitos Год назад
@@joshuddin897 Spanish. Some Welsh was spoken in my grandmother's house, especially by her older siblings, but she was very young and didn't learn much of it. Our government back then also reprimanded kids for speaking Welsh in kindergarten and school, so that also influenced things. Now the language is cherished and valued but not very many people can speak it, only a few descendants.
@henriashurst-pitkanen8735
@henriashurst-pitkanen8735 Год назад
@@escribopapelitos I mean, figures for Welsh speakers in Argentina run from 1500 to 5000, and there are increasing numbers of Welsh language schools and initiatives set up with help from Welsh government organisations, so it's not like there's nothing to be positive about. (I'm from Wales)
@elcesar999
@elcesar999 Год назад
Que hermosura che, osea que tienes sangre magica Celta. Algun día iré a Wales se ve magico y tambien a Neuquén en argentina lo cual es hermoso.. soy de Medellín colombia vivo en US saluditos celtica
@escribopapelitos
@escribopapelitos Год назад
@@elcesar999 tengo algunos amigos colombianos. Los colombianos siempre tan alegres, y hasta nos trajeron algunas de sus comidas! 🤗🇨🇴 Ir a Gales sería un sueño ✨🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿✨
@thomasrinschler6783
@thomasrinschler6783 2 года назад
Thanks for doing this series, K&G! The Celtic nations on the British Isles are far too often portrayed solely through the lens of English history, nearly always only appearing when they interact in some way with England (usually through armed incursions one way or the other) and are for the most part ignored at other times. While their interactions with England do play a significant role in their histories, they were still polities of their own, with their own internal histories, and having interactions with states other than England. Good to see this channel exploring them in their own right!
@KingsandGenerals
@KingsandGenerals 2 года назад
Thanks for watching!
@GeorgeChrist-z8u
@GeorgeChrist-z8u 6 месяцев назад
Wales , even though mostly overlooked for some reason have never sought the notoriety of other nations , internal patriotism is still as strong as ever , BUT with that comes tribal or regional conflicts, which also survive to this day , if only through football etc
@Artur_M.
@Artur_M. 2 года назад
It's so nice to learn about the interesting Welsh history and hear the cool-sounding Welsh names, while it all is accompanied by beautiful visuals.
@chocobloco214
@chocobloco214 2 года назад
Im Welsh and so happy to see content about my country we have so much history and we are the true Britons
@darkstarr2321
@darkstarr2321 2 года назад
1500 hundred years ago maybe, no longer
@Valencetheshireman927
@Valencetheshireman927 Год назад
Wales is a part of Britain, they will always be true Britons.
@randomman2938
@randomman2938 Год назад
@@darkstarr2321 no, they still are the true britons
@darkstarr2321
@darkstarr2321 Год назад
@@Valencetheshireman927 Yes they are true Britons, but no longer the only ones. 1500 years ago, no longer
@darkstarr2321
@darkstarr2321 Год назад
@@randomman2938 Again, not any longer or if so no longer the only ones. This isn't 500AD
@TetsuShima
@TetsuShima 2 года назад
*Fun fact:* For those interested in early medieval Britain, there's a pretty good series from the 70's called "Arthur of the Britons", which depicts the famous Legend of King Arthur in a very realistic way. In this show, Arthur is the humble leader of a Celtic tribe (and not a powerful king) who fights against the Saxons and Merlin is just a normal man without magical powers. I highly recommend it!
@panos617
@panos617 2 года назад
Thank you!!!
@nre1553
@nre1553 2 года назад
I loved that series
@humblelad
@humblelad 2 года назад
Realistic more like castrated
@josephwhiteside2739
@josephwhiteside2739 2 года назад
I saw some of it.
@plflaherty1
@plflaherty1 2 года назад
For a second I thought you were going to recommend Monty Pythons Holy Grail! LOL sorry
@ghfdt368
@ghfdt368 2 года назад
Thank you for covering this mostly forgotten history of Wales. Wales had a huge influence on the destiny of the British isles and even the monarchy of England due to the Tudors. Not to mention storytelling and medieval tales especially with the tales of king Arthur and of course mabinogi, a collection of famous Welsh tales that still resonates today. Especially in modern medieval fantasy and movies, video games and TV shows.
@joeallen9104
@joeallen9104 2 года назад
As someone who is half welsh and raised in England, it's nice to know more about this part of my heritage.
@ACColorado
@ACColorado 2 года назад
I love Wales. Every time I visit the UK, I spend most of my time there. My favorite is Conwy.
@rhoesacesrheomithres2119
@rhoesacesrheomithres2119 2 года назад
The Myth of the Eireann Cu Chulainn and of his son strongly reminds me of the written stories of Rustam-i Palang and his beloved son Sohrab. Both warriors had a pledge to travel and seek glory and fight with their son in hand. Both fathers killed their fiery and ambitious son by mistaken identity in battle, lamenting the loss and being stricken with a defeating grief. The Cymru and the Manx and the Gaedhlig and the Scots gaelic speakers need to keep their history alive that vacillates their name in the world. A beautiful pneuma or spirit the Celtic cultures possess that always burns inside this Iranian's heart. Go N-eiri an Bothar Leat!, excuse without the accents included...."may the road rise to you" all', who love and keep this namesake in the eternal colloquy of my favourite peoples.
@sankarchaya
@sankarchaya 2 года назад
"How do you do, good lady? I am Arthur, King of the Britons. Who's castle is that?" "King of the 'oo?" "The Britons" "Who are the Britons" "Well, we all are. We are all Britons, and I am your king." "I didn't know we had a king. I thought we were an autonomous collective."
@sheltr9735
@sheltr9735 2 года назад
Actually LOL'ing... Thank you
@jonathanmarsh5955
@jonathanmarsh5955 Год назад
Just call me Dennis!🖤🤝❤️😈✊
@jimyoung9262
@jimyoung9262 Год назад
Strange women lying in ponds distributing swords is no basis for a system of government.
@ict113090
@ict113090 5 месяцев назад
@@jimyoung9262 sounds like a basis for Heaven!
@tkkxtidyxaddictx867
@tkkxtidyxaddictx867 2 года назад
From canada but both sides of my family are welsh. Love the history of wales and now i got my favorite doc channel doing one. Keep up the amazing work n look forward to learning more from h=you
@danthewelshman4481
@danthewelshman4481 2 года назад
Cymru, a land of beautiful landscapes and amazing history & culture. So proud to be Welsh 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿
@mktf5582
@mktf5582 2 года назад
Britain our country is a land of Beautiful landscapes and amazing history/culture,you should also be proud to be British fellow compatriot.
@andyk7185
@andyk7185 2 года назад
@@mktf5582 Welsh not British
@mktf5582
@mktf5582 2 года назад
@@andyk7185 LOL you are British born/bred my fellow Brit national.
@andyk7185
@andyk7185 2 года назад
@@mktf5582 Welsh born and bred my friend. No part of the British identity includes Welsh culture. Welsh not British.
@mktf5582
@mktf5582 2 года назад
@@andyk7185 British born and bred you are fellow Brit,British identity included all parts of UK/Britain our country.
@Kevin_M312
@Kevin_M312 2 года назад
As an Albanian I admire the Celtic people. They prevailed constantly against invading foes and managed to retain their culture and identity. The same happened to us with the Romans, Slavs, and Turks. Im happy that the languages are being kept alive and their stories are told. Definitely overlooked when compared to the Anglo-Saxons or the Norse.
@cruffatin
@cruffatin 2 года назад
Solidarity with Albania from Wales 🙏
@Kevin_M312
@Kevin_M312 2 года назад
@@cruffatin Always love learning about your peoples culture! 🤝 Greetings from Albania! 👋
@Kevin_M312
@Kevin_M312 2 года назад
@dimensional X where did I say my culture was superior? I can’t say I sympathize with the Celts for having similarities? You’re clearly projecting your frustrations on random people for no good reason except because you’re prejudice. More Albanians are outside of Albania because the pay is better. Funny how you went straight to insults at the end. Wonder what nationality you are since you seem to have a biased mindset.
@Kevin_M312
@Kevin_M312 2 года назад
@dimensional X So because it's normal I shouldn't comment lmao? What is your problem? Do you just get triggered when you see Albanians comment you racist pleb? Funny how you still didn't answer where you're from.
@IrishCinnsealach
@IrishCinnsealach 2 года назад
@dimensional X Romanian is derived from vulgar Latin Albanian wasn't even a written language untill the 13th century and used the Latin alphabet And the Greeks weren't under Rome Bulgarian language wasn't attested untill the 9th century and modern Bulgarian is nothing like it As the pre historic Bulgarian was a language shift from the extinct bulgar language So you're praising Albania and Bulgaria for keeping their language under Roman rule when the language doesn't even arrive until after the Roman empire has fallen
@lukasmakarios4998
@lukasmakarios4998 2 года назад
Thank you for mentioning Aneirin and Taliesin. The Welsh bards were famous across all of Britain, Eire, Gaul, Iberia and even Germania. The whole idea of the troubadors follows from the itinerant bards, as they had come from the epic poets like Homer. We used to keep track of our history by writing epics and ballads to be sung in court and in the marketplace or taverns.
@Magz215
@Magz215 2 года назад
Although I'm Australian I have very recent Welsh ancestry which as far as we can work out goes back centuries. I'm interested in this new series seeing British Isles history from a largely forgotten point of view.
@robbabcock_
@robbabcock_ 2 года назад
Wow, fantastic stuff! This really is an underappreciated era of history.
@polleonardtaliesinhywel6986
@polleonardtaliesinhywel6986 2 года назад
Great episode! I hope you are able to make more detailed videos on Welsh and Irish rulers, wars, and events. Both the Britons and the Gaels have a rich and detailed history that is worthy of the same attention as the Vikings, English, Chinese, French, Byzantine Romans, Mongols, etc.
@michealohaodha9351
@michealohaodha9351 2 года назад
Hopefully we'll see an episode on the Bretons too
@jakeralph2011
@jakeralph2011 2 года назад
Good work with the Welsh pronunciation. Those were some tricky names and you nailed them 👏
@jdogm99
@jdogm99 2 года назад
Great video. On the last topic you hit there, couldn’t agree more the Viking age is told through the eyes of Saxons and Vikings a lot. As someone who descends from the Celts and Vikings, I will for sure enjoy the stories through a Welsh perspective, and would especially enjoy it through a Scottish and Irish one.
@BePatient888
@BePatient888 2 года назад
Thank you for this video. There is SO MUCH out there about the Anglo-Saxons and the Danes. But I've been wanting to see content about the Britonic Kingdoms, and what happened to them.
@welshed
@welshed 2 года назад
Excellent as always kings and generals. I always love to watch videos like this regarding Wales. Cymru am byth! 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿
@chochonubcake
@chochonubcake Год назад
Thank you for presenting medieval history in the British Isles as much more complicated (and interesting) than we have been led to believe.
@Ryan-lx6oh
@Ryan-lx6oh Год назад
More of this please! British history is fascinating! Through Viking raids into the mix & things get crazy! I would love to learn more about the politics of the era!
@aasemahsan
@aasemahsan 2 года назад
2:17 Ethnicies in the Britain 4:24 Culture & Religion 7:44 Brittonic Kingdoms/Polities
@apexnext
@apexnext 2 года назад
Unfinished? 😁
@Jtworthy1
@Jtworthy1 2 года назад
I've been waiting for this video for sooo long! Thank you Kings and Generals
@andyk7185
@andyk7185 2 года назад
Fantastic! Thank you for shining a light on Welsh history. I had not heard the idea of Offas Dyke being a mutually agreed border as opposed to a defensive ditch. Very interesting. Look forward to the next one. Da iawn! Diolch yn fawr!
@s4mur41RPG
@s4mur41RPG Год назад
The Mercian relationship with the welsh kingdoms is very interesting
@ryanmurphy7976
@ryanmurphy7976 Год назад
Penda was a pagan so it makes it even more interesting
@flashgordon1262
@flashgordon1262 2 года назад
The man who was instrumental in making the path a national monument was a school teacher from knighton " the town on the dyke",he taught my father back in the day. He believed the dyke was more of a camouflage device than an obstacle,its deep enough to march whole armies along without out been seen then have them attack enemies by surprise anywhere along the border,i live in knighton and having walked and grew up on whats left of the dyke its seems to ring true.
@xXxSkyViperxXx
@xXxSkyViperxXx 2 года назад
so some sort of a guard wall but the opposite of a wall
@nameperson3581
@nameperson3581 2 года назад
I believe you mean the town on the lesbian.
@flashgordon1262
@flashgordon1262 2 года назад
@@nameperson3581 yes we dont call it that in my neck on the woods sir 😆
@jamesforreal
@jamesforreal Год назад
Wow there is so much history there. I'm now completely fascinated by it. Feed me!! Thanks for this awesome video.
@ignaciotaborda6538
@ignaciotaborda6538 2 года назад
loving these videos in specific, less known regions
@catalyst772
@catalyst772 2 года назад
I heard that Wales was also the last bastion of Roman culture in Brittania
@richardconyard200
@richardconyard200 2 года назад
You are correct. During the medieval period Wales was one of the last places using high latin which can be seen inscribed in stone and tombstones and amongst other things includes puzzles and poems.
@apexnext
@apexnext 2 года назад
Wow! 😳 That's fascinating.
@hattorihaso2579
@hattorihaso2579 2 года назад
@@samsativa245 found the edgelord
@hattorihaso2579
@hattorihaso2579 2 года назад
@@samsativa245 i aint ur mate amd calm down nerd, grow up edgelord
@hattorihaso2579
@hattorihaso2579 2 года назад
@@samsativa245 calm down nerd
@brokenbridge6316
@brokenbridge6316 2 года назад
This was an awesome video. I love it when little talked about histories are mentioned in video's like this one.
@owainevans89
@owainevans89 2 года назад
It's nice to see some of my country's history here :)
@LukeGood1018
@LukeGood1018 Год назад
So very grateful for this exposure to my ancestors' history. Cymru am Byth. Thank you very much/Diolch yn fawr iawn.
@phil9407
@phil9407 2 года назад
Omg thank you so much. Im about to start my dissertation on the ethnogenesis of Cymru and this is exactly the motivation i need!!! Yma o hyd!!! 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿
@CJLiveFromTheOutdoors
@CJLiveFromTheOutdoors Год назад
Fantastic video! Thank you for making it! I'm glad to see this history retold.
@constantreader7483
@constantreader7483 Год назад
In my adolescence I read and reread Bernard Cornwell's Arthurian "Warlord Chronicles". Dumnonia, Powys, Rheged, Gwynedd are extensively mentioned, but I was never sure how to pronounce them. It's great to hear an expanded treatment of this fascinating period.
@oe78922
@oe78922 2 года назад
Great video / fideo gwych 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿
@DragonHeart1791
@DragonHeart1791 2 года назад
Well done Devin, fantastic pronunciation 😁👍❤
@vane909090
@vane909090 2 года назад
Great video as always.
@thefacelessnarrator
@thefacelessnarrator 2 года назад
Wales is criminally underrated! 💯
@Nick-gt3oy
@Nick-gt3oy 2 года назад
Great video, and can't wait for the next one!
@--Paws--
@--Paws-- Год назад
I like that pronunciations are just right; some of these names I've just encountered and wasn't sure how they would be pronounced.
@robwalsh9843
@robwalsh9843 2 года назад
The Welsh have a special weapon: They overwhelm adversaries with the amount of syllables from their mighty language
@HellenicWolf
@HellenicWolf 2 года назад
Great work, thank you.
@Alasdair37448
@Alasdair37448 Год назад
Thank you for this. This has got to be one of the best videos on this channel thus far.
@The_Daily_Tomato
@The_Daily_Tomato 2 года назад
King's and Generals with civilization 6 running in the background never fails to give me goosebumps. A part of me wants to cry it is so beautiful.
@chadhill455
@chadhill455 2 года назад
These videos warm a Welshman's heart. Thank you for teaching our country's history when our own government refuses to
@elevatorisland
@elevatorisland 2 года назад
Interesting topic, looking forward to the next one.
@samuelsafin6564
@samuelsafin6564 2 года назад
"Cenedl heb iaith yw cenedl heb galon" “A nation without language is a nation without heart” Stay strong, Cymry.
@asphaleios6197
@asphaleios6197 2 года назад
@@yossariandunbar2829 if you think everything seems fine, then you're not really looking around hard enough. And I'm confused by your comparison to Ukraine. Can one not simultaneously recognise the problems in their own backyard, while also feeling for those whose sovereignty is being infringed upon around the world?
@TheBatmobeale
@TheBatmobeale 2 года назад
@@yossariandunbar2829 Shall we go for a walk around Townhill and Mayhill? I'm sure I have that riot video somewhere lol
@TheBatmobeale
@TheBatmobeale 2 года назад
@@yossariandunbar2829 You missed the point! I live in Swansea, you make out that its a faultless city lol
@asphaleios6197
@asphaleios6197 2 года назад
@@yossariandunbar2829 Swansea's and Wales' problems are far more than economic though. While that certainly is a large part of the equation and without a doubt isn't a unique experience under this current Tory government, the problems that I was referring to run deeper than the Mayhill riots or what tins of beans you're having to purchase when you pop to the store. Bills are a very real problem right now, sure; and when this economic crisis we're facing takes full effect in the coming months, I worry for our already under-funded nation. But I think trying to sum up Wales' problems as merely economic is deeply reductive. There are very real instances of cultural oppression that have been occuring in Wales (and other parts of the UK) for centuries. Issues that are deeply set into the rubric of how the relationship between the UK nations functions to this day. Wales is more-often-than-not cast aside. Its people are demeanded as stupid, simple and backwards. To say that these cultrual issues don't go hand-in-hand with the economic marginalisation Wales feels in Westminister's budget plans would be, in my opinion, an uninformed statement. This is why I found your comparison to Ukraine to be a confusing one. While everything that we're discussing, of course, doesn't even come close to what's occuring in Ukraine at the moment, my original reponse to your comment was referring to these cultural issues - which is the sentiment that I believe OP was trying moreso to get at.
@vitorpereira9515
@vitorpereira9515 2 года назад
God bless the Cymry!
@shahhaque5242
@shahhaque5242 2 года назад
it is a good thing that I had just finished the Celtic history playlist..
@maddogbasil
@maddogbasil 2 года назад
*"I came...I saw...some welsh"* ---Julius Cesar
@aurelian2668
@aurelian2668 2 года назад
GOD DAMMIT AHAHAHAHAHHHA 😂
@luciano0182
@luciano0182 Год назад
I’m a mix of Welsh/Italian and grew up in Wales my whole life. This page has taught me more about my history then any school teacher. Shame on you Welsh government and thank you Kings and Generals as always your work is impeccable.
@kellyhawkes3191
@kellyhawkes3191 Год назад
Thank you very much for this video, I was born and raised in Powys and no so little of my history.
@garethmcguinness377
@garethmcguinness377 2 года назад
Yes yes yes yes more celtic content
@sirwelch9991
@sirwelch9991 2 года назад
Wales is arguably the oldest nation in the entire British Isles. But what is undeniable is its glorious history similar to those around them.
@francoisdaureville323
@francoisdaureville323 Год назад
As people yes as a nation not really scotland was thr first nation in the british isles in 848 then england in 927
@Tlevids
@Tlevids 10 месяцев назад
Depends on how you define nation. In terms of a single state with fully centralised institutions, then no. However the idea of a unifying paramount "King of the Britons" leading an alliance of the different kingdoms of the Welsh pre-dates any equivalent concept among the English or Scots.
@mr._sharpe
@mr._sharpe 2 года назад
Been waiting for this
@iivin4233
@iivin4233 2 года назад
History on Britain happens on a scale at which, "...foreigners are apt to smile." Belloc. Granted. But this little documentary had me smiling for other reasons.
@juliephillips3374
@juliephillips3374 Год назад
Hi. im Welsh. My grandad was a Welsh speaker and told me about going to Brittany and being able to talk to the locals, him using Welsh and they obviously Breton!!
@Xeno-009
@Xeno-009 2 года назад
This was soo informative good job
@AA-mf3om
@AA-mf3om 2 года назад
I think interaction between celts was not only with ireland and northern france but also with northern spain.
@-RONNIE
@-RONNIE 2 года назад
Thanks for the video
@TetsuShima
@TetsuShima 2 года назад
Julius Caesar, Claudius and Agricola: *Manage to conquer Britannia after many years of efforts and countless bloodshed* Honorius: "So, anyway, I started neglecting..."
@ramiromen6595
@ramiromen6595 2 года назад
I won’t defend Honorius but Roman Britain always was sort of an ego thing hahaha, the classical equivalent of an upper middle class guy buying a yatch
@ade9597
@ade9597 2 года назад
Him and Valentinian III, deserve a damnatio memoriae for how retardedly incompetent they were,***cries remembering poor Majorian's fate***
@jamied4106
@jamied4106 Год назад
More Welsh docs and battles please!!!
@mechmaster9513
@mechmaster9513 Год назад
Man I love this channel
@alejandrosakai1744
@alejandrosakai1744 2 года назад
I think that you should cover the Viking age which is one of my favorite early-Medieval topics and even you can do a series about it!
@griffya8364
@griffya8364 2 года назад
Awesome vid as always, diolch yn fawr!
@mouthforwar17
@mouthforwar17 Год назад
Do you have a series like this about Scotland? I'd love to see one if not.
@ahmadrahimi6940
@ahmadrahimi6940 2 года назад
Special thanks!
@garmond6946
@garmond6946 2 года назад
Love this
@Valencetheshireman927
@Valencetheshireman927 Год назад
A great video!🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿Cymru am byth
@roberthosking7625
@roberthosking7625 2 года назад
Thanks for speaking briefly about Kernow, we've always felt our history has been marginalised in the UK. Muer ras!
@LeoWarrior14
@LeoWarrior14 2 года назад
Apologies in advance to Devin. The vowels will only become sparser as this series goes on...
@KingsandGenerals
@KingsandGenerals 2 года назад
He decided to quit
@hkarmy7526
@hkarmy7526 2 года назад
@@KingsandGenerals Noooooooo
@martinhughes2549
@martinhughes2549 2 года назад
Nope. There are more vowels in Welsh (Cymraeg) than Englsh.
@steffanyschwartz7801
@steffanyschwartz7801 2 года назад
Leo torturing Devin’s vocal cords
@iaw7406
@iaw7406 2 года назад
what do you mean ? WELSH HAS TOO MANY VOWELS FFS !!! a e i o u w y are all vowels and they are very frequent
@KrytoRift
@KrytoRift 2 года назад
Love love love these videos
@winniethewelshpooh0301
@winniethewelshpooh0301 2 года назад
Beary Delighted to see Wales:󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿󠁧 the K&G Sequels after Season 1 (from Ancient Celts to early Anglo-Saxons).
@chasechristophermurraydola9314
@chasechristophermurraydola9314 2 года назад
Just saying but I can’t wait to see you cover the Gaelic speaking people like Ireland, Scotland and the Isle of Man and their history because the Gaelic language is one of the two groups of insular Celtic languages with the first group containing welsh, Breton and Cornish and this group is the britonic languages but the second group is the Gaelic languages which which is made up of the Irish, Manx and a language that started in Ireland but made its way to Scotland and that language is the Scottish Gaelic language and out of the two Gaelic languages Irish and Scottish Gaelic are my favorites because i know a tiny bit of Irish and the Irish words that I do know are Dubh which means dark, Shlain which means Challenge or defiance, Slainte Gaelic which means health, Faugh a Ballagh which means clear the way and I like the Scottish Gaelic language because I know only one word as of now for the Scottish Gaelic language and that word is Moireabh which means seaboard settlement and some of these words make up my last name and one of my ancestors last names and the words that make up my last name is Dubh and Shlain which is the Gaelic translation of my last name Dolan and the word that makes up one of my ancestors last names is Moireabh.
@markusskram4181
@markusskram4181 2 года назад
Another great video !❤️
@Aginor88
@Aginor88 2 года назад
Interesting as per usual.
@palvik2228
@palvik2228 2 года назад
I like all your videos :) ..even before they start :D
@Mega3090
@Mega3090 2 года назад
Diolch!! About time someone noticed us.
@lerneanlion
@lerneanlion 2 года назад
And will this series continued on into the Early Modern Period? You know, the Reformation in Wales, the Welsh Bible and and why Wales accepted the Reformation so easily and did not resist to preserve Catholicism like in Ireland?
@Argacyan
@Argacyan 2 года назад
fun fact: Welsh & Wales have a similar etymology to the German Welsch /Wälsch which is used for Romance speaking places & people. If you go to let's say Switzerland, then people talking about what sounds to you like "Welshland" are talking usually about the Romandie or France (or Italy, or both since both talk Romance languages).
@magnusbuckus3266
@magnusbuckus3266 2 года назад
Wales/Welsh from the German word for foreign.
@ciprianbodea7838
@ciprianbodea7838 2 года назад
The Romanians are also often called "vlachs" in official medieval documents and chronicles. It is amusing to see that in Wales the remaining Romans were assimilated but their language and writing systems were still in use, while in the former imperial province of Dacia, the remaining romans managed to maintain their culture and integrate almost everyone who settled there, but lost the language and the alphabet.
@cruffatin
@cruffatin 2 года назад
It's because of the same reason - German speaking tribes used it to mean Roman, or foreigner. The Welsh are actually called Cymry, in our language
@Argacyan
@Argacyan 2 года назад
@@cruffatin Someone else actually already wrote both originally come from 'foreigner'. Does not mean Roman by the way.
@eugenebraxton2987
@eugenebraxton2987 2 года назад
Devin in the Hall of Fame
@welshhibby
@welshhibby Год назад
Love this.....TIDY !
@arcanios806
@arcanios806 2 года назад
Very good episode! Has someone an idea how (which software) those amazing animations on the maps are created?
@mihailupu5107
@mihailupu5107 2 года назад
In Romanian Wales litteraly means "Country of the Gauls"
@cruffatin
@cruffatin 2 года назад
It's the same in French! Can you spell it in Romanian, for the sake of interest? Sadly in Welsh, the word for Romania is really unimaginative, we just transliterated the sound into our vowels with "Rwmania"
@mihailupu5107
@mihailupu5107 2 года назад
@@cruffatin Țara (country) Galilor (of the Gauls)
@cruffatin
@cruffatin 2 года назад
@@mihailupu5107 Thanks! Always interested in other languages
@crowbar9566
@crowbar9566 Год назад
Well then that's incorrect.
@mihailupu5107
@mihailupu5107 Год назад
@@crowbar9566 how so?
@denniscleary7580
@denniscleary7580 2 года назад
Love learning about my ancestors, the Celts. Thanks kings for making my morning even brighter.👍
@Alejojojo6
@Alejojojo6 2 года назад
All europeans have celtic ancestors, they lived from Ireland to Poland and the balkans all the way to Germany (Pre-Germanic settlement in the area), France (the Gauls were celts), Northern Italy and the Iberian penninsula (Celts of Iberia and its related brothers, Celtiberians, celts with Iberian culture). Celts are not just people in the british isles.
@Uzair_Of_Babylon465
@Uzair_Of_Babylon465 2 года назад
Fantastic video keep it up your doing amazing job
@Rockstar-bq5fm
@Rockstar-bq5fm 2 года назад
Mmmm didn’t think I’d see Established Titles again. Thought that scam ended a few years ago. Anyway great video
@Ben-tb5di
@Ben-tb5di 2 года назад
There was a scam?
@varana
@varana 2 года назад
@@Ben-tb5di The whole thing is at least very close to being one even if technically not.
@agin1519
@agin1519 Год назад
If you didn’t pay for the Norman Knights add-on, you often got overthrown by the local people who didn’t recognize your title. Fortunately there were Americans who knew all about it!
@beachboy0505
@beachboy0505 2 года назад
Excellent video 📹 THE LAST 🇬🇧 KINGDOM
@alexanderlee5669
@alexanderlee5669 2 года назад
Fun fact: if Wales was an independent state it would have more castles per capita than anywhere else. They are everywhere here.
@Valencetheshireman927
@Valencetheshireman927 Год назад
Even as part of the U.K. is still has the most castles. I’m in wales right now I can attest to that!
@echelon2k8
@echelon2k8 2 года назад
6:55 The picture you used of Cyngen here is actually of Edward I "the Elder", King of the Anglo-Saxons, only mirrored. You can't fool me. ;)
@Lodestar.
@Lodestar. 2 года назад
Very interesting
@Donkamandic
@Donkamandic 2 года назад
Wedi mwynhau'r fideo yma'n arw, anodd dod o hyd i fideos gweddus ar hanes Cymru pan mae mor aml yn edrych trwy lygad Lloegr. Da iawn a methu aros am yr un nesaf!
@Kobrag90
@Kobrag90 2 года назад
Er gwaetha pawb a phopeth, ry'n ni yma o hyd!
@andrej_121
@andrej_121 2 года назад
A Video about the Betrange would be interesting
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