Europe Countries Population 1600-2022 | Kingdoms, Empires, Republics | Napoleonic Wars, WW1, WW2 

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Crazy how the Ottomans stayed at 28-32 million (fluctuating) for almost two centuries.

Listen, I get that all of us history buffs are gonna notice some errors here and there in the chart, its what we do. But just keep it respectful, guys. These videos are HARD to make, and time and passion consuming. Lets all give the channel a hand, eh? 👏 👏 👏 👏

The Russian Empire was founded in 1721. That is, there used to be a kingdom and a principality.

Why is Spain always referred to as “Hapsburg Spain” and not just the Spanish Empire? We never say Romanov Russia or Bourbon France…

I love this videos. Thank you for the effort you put on it.

The thing to cosider is that over time borders changed a lot, so it's not just growing populations but conquering others and new countries and alliances forming...

great video, must've taken lots of work, thanks!

This video project took me about one month and half to complete since it goes back four centuries, I have put a lot of effort into it and if you guys enjoy it, please feel free to like and Subscribe. P.S. There are tons of data in this video and mistakes might happen. Austria-Hungary was formed in 1867 not in 1850* as shown in the video.

Great work and great music!

Noticed that every time someone was going to conquer Russia, it grew in size, it's always a gifted opportunity for Russia to act.

Было бы значительно более интересно, информативно и полезно, если бы были всплывающие уведомления о крупных исторических событиях, из-за которых данная динамика менялась.

Good work bro! It deserves a like!

Amazing video!

GREAT work, a lot of things to learn from it, THANKS!

Mind-blowing data! 🤯

Dude great Job thanks for making it next you should do the world population

crazy how the numbers go down during the world wars...and that every number was a human...RIP victims

Awesome project!

Spain feels like that game of Mario Kart where you're going well, you get hit by the blue shell, and every time you win a new position they hit you with something new each time.

Stop to consider that only 100 years ago Czechoslovakia had a larger population than all of Turkey. Germany had more than 4.5x the population of Turkey.

La population et son importance influe énormément sur les action diplomatiques d'un pays ., très intéressant Merci!

Around 1850 Belgium had 1.5 times the population of the Netherlands. Around 1930 it was equal. And in 2022 the Netherlands has 1.5 times the population of Belgium.

I know the HRE was rather a loose alliance than an actual country but it would've been interesting to see the numbers. Especially during the 30 years war.

Nice video. Although Bradenburg should be named "Brandenburg" lol. Suprised that nobody pointed that out I assume.

nice work!

Thanks for making this!

Iyi iş çıkarmışsın dostum tebrikler 👍🇹🇷🙋‍♂️

I think there is an error in Ireland's population. It decreases suddenly around 1944/45 in the video. It's actually the century before when it had the famine and population decrease. Love the video.

I wonder how it's possible according to this graph during the 30-years war 1618-1648 all countires' population is constantly growing while it's said that the population of Europe during that time was decreased by 1/3.

Awesome, great video!

I like how you show the actual names and there real territory through history instead of seeing how many people live in more on day borders.

Incredible video. It shows very accurately the fact that the 9th million Bulgarian was neever born.

Great video, thanks. If at all possible, could you please list the background music you used? I recognize Tchaikovsky and Beethoven, but would love to know the actual "works" you used. Many thanks.

The fact the 6th and 7th with a combined 13million pop took on the 2nd, 3rd, 4th with a combined 63million + others like Sweden is nuts.

Now I know why its called the ottoman century

Population seems to go up from 1618 - 1648 (Thrirty Years' War) - that can't be right.

the numbers are slightly skewed. Russian Emprire was declared in 1721, so your graph shows a century of a wrong country there.

How to trust on these numbers. Anyway it´s nice. Thank You.

Огромное спасибо за труд !!!

Idk on a strategic scale having the whole HRE instead of seperate states would have been more interresting but i appreciate the effort put into this

Number one complaint, when a country's government changes, its people don't randomly decrease. Only the name and flag change. So the bar isn't a different bar.

Great bro

Wonderful video.

The Ottoman Empire ruled for 700 years from 1299 to 1922. It is one of the largest and longest-running empires in the world. It had lands in 3 continents such as Europe, Asia and Africa. With the disintegration of the Ottoman Empire, the Turkish State was established. Today, only Istanbul is the largest city in Europe with a population of over 20 million according to unofficial figures.

Papal States having more people than whole Sweden in the beginning is pretty wild

So much effort was obviously put into this! All I can say is that she's called Mother for a reason.

Thanks bro

In 1809, the Duchy of Warsaw had a population of about 4.3 million. So it should be on the chart

What happened to Scotland? In 1626, Scotland's population was 904,480, England was just over 4.7 million, today Scotland's population is 5 million, and England's population is 60 million

There have been several videos recently playing Ludwig VanBeethoven "Egmont Overture"

Is there a data set available?

A bit suprised by the big difference in population size between France and England/UK at the start of 1600 and still they end up with the same size to day.

I find it incradulous that Kingdom of sweden didn't have population decline 1695-1697, when third of the Finns died due famine and disease. I believe it was hard on other countries ( rest of Sweden and Baltics) as well, but it hit Finns especially hard. It is estimated that over 140 000 finns died during that period, when the population of Finland before that was about 500 000. So Kingdom of Sweden should have had population decline showing during that time.

How do you make a list like this? How does anyone even begin to estimate the population of any country more than a hundred years ago let alone exact amounts over 400 years, and every year since.

It's surprising that England/Great Britain was so small compared to Turkey/ Russia/France/ Spain.

Suprised by: Czechoslovakia had larger population than Turkey at one point The massive population difference England and France had until the industrial revolution

its crazy how england changed its name for 5-6 times but not its population rank

Strange enterprise. Could be interesting to know more about how these populations were numbered in this study. Consedering all borders changes... Minorities inclided in vaster empires or countries. Through centuries. Nevertheless it s interesting. It allows to fix some quantities per country that we generally ignore especially diring 16 and 17 centuries. But checking on maps with areas of living and population numbers is a true necessity. Same as for usa population through 4 centuries. I noticed there was no arabic / muslim migration post 2d WW. Tks.

Музыкальное сопровождение шикарное. люблю классику.

Where did you find the numbers for nazi germany 1941-1945?

1918 be like -Hello there "noises" - General Piłsudski

Why u take music from Kaiserreich?)

Crazy to think Ireland once had three times as many people as Denmark and Norway *combined*. Today it is about 7 million on the island of Ireland (5 million in the Republic and 2 million in Northern Ireland) vs. 11.2 million for Denmark and Norway (5.8 in Denmark, 5.4 in Norway.)

Great video. I'd argue that Switzerland was not a country before the Helvetic Republic in 1798 (than a vassal state of France) and only became an independent country in 1848. But that's up for debate. I don't want to go into the naming of certain countries as some are official names some only informal names. I found it surprising how big Austria-Hungary actually was.

Turkey is like a Phoenix rising again from ashes of the ottomans

Ottomans are really underrated and portrayed underpowered. In 1500s it was just a fucking powerhouse. Ottomans defeated Hungary in 1526 in two hours, and then defeated Austria in 1529 to get Budin. Than 1532 Ottomans showed its dominance again and Austria accepted itself as a lower state than Ottomans, accepting that the Austrian king is only equal to ottoman grand vizier, which in itself was a huge thing. European kings accepted that they are just equal to ottoman vizier and the sultan was superior to them all(Austria was the Holy Roman Empereror at that time, so ottomans werent just fighting austria). Austria lost more land in 1541 and 1543 and 1566, and wien was besieged but the siege were halted because of weather and unprepareness, there was no army standing on way. Ottomans defeated a spanish-led fleet in 1541 Preveze and captured all to way to morocco, and spanish city states locating in Africa. Not even a single battle were lost. And there was no army even just fighting ottomans at this point, they just hid in cities and there was nothing in way to domination of all germany militarily. The vizier being an equal to Holy Roman king is just magnificying, i don't think this level of dominance would be seen again in political history. Ottoman Kings were accepted as an higher level king by european states and they didn't had the courage to face them with an army, they just hid in cities and payed money to the ottoman king to not attack them.(In Ottomans the grand vizier had no real authority or aristocratic impact. In fact ottomans were at that time was notorious to kill their grand viziers.) In 1571 Ottomans had their first significiant loss against westerners and their fleet got burned. What they did? They just rebuilded another one and forced the westerners and cede land. They defeated Persia a few years later and got all the way to Tebriz. 1593-1606 war was a draw, but Ottomans still managed to gain land and money, but the Austrian king was accepted equal to the Sultan after 60 years. This war happened an era of instability in Ottomans, especially revolts in Anatolia. In 1663-1664 Ottomans defeated Austria yet again gaining even more land. Than they got on to defeat poland in 1672-1676. After a few border clashes Russia officially accepted the west of ukraine as ottoman land in 1681, making ottoman continue west of dnieper. To this point Ottoman had no losts. You can count 1571 as one, but i would call a draw because Cyprus were more crucial than ships, and Ottomans just rebuilded the ships anyway. Also there was the persia thing which saw Ottomans destroy Safavid empire and get baghdad tabriz and all kurd turkey, but then they striked back and got tebriz and baghdad, but it ended with ottomans getting baghdad back and than there was a treaty. In 1683-1699 all came crashing down. The problem was Ottomans at that point didn't made a land war in a big scale for a lot of time now. So they were most experienced at sieges. At the Great Turkish War Russia, Poland, HRE and Spain grouped against Ottomans after a loss at Wien. At that point europeans were ahead at war strategies and technology, and the european coalition managed to beat Ottomans finally. This was the first significiant defeat Ottomans had lol, against whole europe. And even in this time they just didn't even think of collapsing Ottomans, Ottomans just lost Hungary, south greece and azov with some ukrainean land which were vassal. Ottomans managed to defeat Russia in 1712, than recapture south greece, than lost to Austria at 1718, than defeated Russia+Austria at 1739. In the end they got Azov+South Greece back. People think that 1600s Ottoman were way too behind of spain or russia in power, but this is merely orientalism. Ottomans were the dominant state at 1500s, but they still was the most strong state in 1600s. Both economically and militarily Ottomans were the most powerful state of 1600s, and only lost that seat after 1740's in my eyes. The thing that crashed Ottomans were not european military. Ottomans just won all wars and there was no armies at some point because they know they would lose. But internal problems, mismanagement and bad economy just collapsed Ottomans. Still, as a kurd i look them with fascination. This type of dominance were only surpassed by Romans. Especially the equity of the vizier to king portrays the domination. So, Ottomans weren't just the sick man of europe in 1600s or 1700s. They were still a powerhouse and one of the strongests if not the strongest to 1740s.

You know you put the United Principalities around 1860 on the chart... but maybe Wallachia should have been there for a long time already?? They didn't just gain those 4 million of out nowhere.

Who is also shocked how massive Ukraine. More than 50 millions after they left Soviet Union 😮 Sadly it shrunk so much due to immigration to Europe and Russia. So technically 25 millions of Ukrainians live now in Russia and Europe. Crazy to think about it.

It’s sad how in 1923 Yugoslavia and Turkey had just about the same number of inhabitants now 100 years later all of ex-yu countries have less than 19m people and Turkey has 90m people.

Nice.

Everyone slowly growing in population France : Hold my wine i'm gonna show you a few tricks

German Empire in 1871: "Lemme just step right in!"

Leaders 1600-1782: Ottoman Empire 1782-1792: France 1792: Russia 1792-1794: France 1794-1810: Russia 1810-1813: France 1813-1917: Russia 1917: Germany 1917-1990: USSR 1990-1991: Germany 1991 onwards: Russia

Does the ottoman population include their whole country or just the European parts?

What the is of music on 13:38 Tell plz

Spain had a larger population than all the Ottoman Empire, wow

when you take a look at french population just before and during the 1789 Revolution (and before the maximum extension of Bonaparte's Empire which artificially increase the population) you understand why all the kingdoms of Europe had to join their forces to fight France.

Si l on maitrise l histoire de l europe (continent) ont realise les consequences sur le peuple, des alliances entre royautes ou pertes suite a des conflits. Bravo pour ce travail.

Sería más ilustrativo mostrar una imagen del mapa en cada momento.

The difference between Italy and France increased dramatically since the end of XX century

Ottoman population stagnation is kinda wild.

great video! but I have some comment for improvement. Russian Empire had different flag. Russian modern flag was not even invented back there.

You forget about Romania,in the 1990 there were about 23mil

Thank you for an interesting video. Do anyone have an answer to why Sweden increased like hell late 1600 and decreased like hell in the beginning of 1700?

One of the most popular applications please, including social networks

So you're trying to tell me that the two largest countries by population in Europe are the two countries which have almost none of their landmass actually in Europe? mmmkay...

"Ancient" Ukraine appeared on a map in 1992 and managed to loose 10 million people without any wars. Truly blessed state.

Spanish empire left the chat 🇪🇸

Какой труд! Несколько веков истории, много поколений людей за 15 минут - завораживает!

I love watching numbers

There are several inaccuracies. Around the year 1795, the population of Poland fell below one million, which is not true. The number of Poles around the year 1800 was approximately 10 million.

Insane how Russia stayed on top for almost the entire time after 1790

great video. but it's called "Brandenburg-Prussia", not "Bradenburg-Prussia".

dat music drop on 1st Poland partition xd

after the year about 2005 the exact numbers of populations in unclear because of huge migration of people from former Warsaw Pact countries to western Europe (for example: more than 2 millions Poles migrated from Poland to western Europe, but offcially majority of them is still officially registered as dweller in Poland). From other side about 3 milions Ukrainians (refugees + immigrants) should be added to population of Poland in 2022.

Turkey's comeback 😯

Vers la fin de la seconde guerre mondiale, je n’ai pas vu la population de l’’URSS considérablement chuter. Ils ont tout de même eu + de 11 millions de soldats tués et, il me semble, un total de + de 27 millions de victimes.

France be like I'm kingdom, no I'm empire, no I'm republic, no I'm monarchy always switching around

It is horrible. The population of the Ottoman Empire suddenly lost 8 million in 1912, even though there was no loss of territory. This is in fact evidence of the Turkish Genocide, which has long been rumoured but has not been given much attention. The rumoured figure is 10 million. The Balkans, in particular, suffered the most massacres. Of course, this includes Albanians, Bosnians, etc., non-Turkish but Muslim nations. It is a pity. No one can talk about this fact. It is an example of hypocrisy.