Music list for y'all: *Balassi Bálint-HYMNUS SECUNDUS* (0min.0sec. - 2min.10sec.) *Arany Zoltán-Lőrincrévi pontozó* (2min.10sec. - 5min.13sec.) *Johannes Brahms-Hungarian dance no.5* (5min.13sec. - 8min.30sec.) *Erkel Ferenc-God bless the Hungarians* [The national anthem, but I couldn't find the exact smae version as in the video, sorry] (8min.30sec. - 9min.27sec.) *Rákóczy induló* [I believe the version in the video was recorded during ww2, but I couldn't find a version that matches, sorry again] (9min.27sec. - 10min.04sec.) *Rossa Ernő-A felszabadulás dala* (10min.04sec. - 10min.57sec.) I hope this list helps! Great video btw, as a Hungarian, I am very happy that someone made an in-depth and high-quality video on our history! Köszönöm szépen!
Finallyyyyyyyyyy!!! This took so loooooong. This is the most detailed and the hardest project ive ever made. This was HELL to research and animate. Hopefully the borders are a lot cleaner now and yall wont point it out. I hope this is as accurate as possible but it took me so looong to finish. I am just so tired. The ending looks rushed because it is. Flipaclip started to keep on crashing right at the end of the animation and i just wanted ro finish it. Hope you enjoy
@@YesCoolRo i also wanted to make smaller 5 minute video about the history of slovakia, and i also wanted to do the history of romania, so i wondered why dont i just make the history of their mutual hated neightbour :D And so the idea for this video came to my mind and since Hungary is preety much the centre of europe with a lot of neightbours, i decided to make this my most detailed video ever with rivers, dates, text, etc. This is also the first video in which i used tracing in order to make the borders look better. But then i ended up making the Russia and Poland videos.
My knowledge of history does not cover what kind of Croatian dominion existed before Hungary. But. Hungary (Kálmán the bookish?) conquered and signed agreements with the Dalmatian city-states that wanted to break away from the Byzantine Empire and organized them into a separate administrative unit, practically in a personal union, but granted it with lesser rights....
We Turks consider Hungarians as our brothers.🇹🇷❤🇭🇺 Because we are the grandchildren of Attila. I am proud to have relatives like Hungarians. My great-grandfather used to say, "If someone attacks Hungary, Bosnia, Kosovo and Albania, I will fight for them." and he would say, "the others are our heirs, but the Hungarians are our brothers."🇹🇷❤🇭🇺
Awsome content about making video of Hungary. And also quite good imagination on that how many lands we hungarians gained and sadly lost. I like by the way the thing that you added hungary's worst 2 enemies. The otomans and the mongols. I cant just stop to not click on this video. Good job.
I like the details and the work you put in this. It is mostly accurate and detailed, but I want to note, that though John Hunyadi was a powerful noble and feared general, he was never a king. He was regent/governor, and few years after his death his son Mátyás became king in 1458, known as Matthias Corvinus.
dang this is better than most the well-known *insert European country here* countryball videos. Good to see people aren't just drawing countryballs fighting with swords still.
Wow very cool animation! I remember there was a channel like you, but it is now abandoned. In short, your drawing and presentation are very, very similar. I have been looking for such a channel for a long time. In the end, I found you. Hello from Russia :3🇷🇺
Hello, I like your history videos especially for details you are doing there even if it didnt had anything to do with development of that nation. Can you please do Czech Republic? Nobody did it detailed, and I think you would. Thank you and mainly thank you educating me with history.
Thanks for the comment. Sadly, probably not. I am sorry but i dont want to make a lot of unoriginal content and Czechia was already in this video so it would be repetitive to show its history again but with greater detail. Also, right now i am working on a lot of hard projects. But, in the future, i might make an ANIMATION with the history of Czechia. I really love Czechia it is one of my favorite countries but i cant do repetitive content i am sorry. In the future after i finish all my current projects there will be a 90% change i am going ro make the animated history of czechia
I did not forget about those. But until the year 1000, Hungary was not a kingdom, so any conquest made by a hungarian ruler would not have as much of an impact. Borders were not really a thing in early medieval europe. It was more spheres of influence coming out of the nearest city which would be under the sphere of influence of the nearest duke or prince who would be under the influence of the king. And so authority was very weak outside of the surroundings of the capital, and considering that at this point the hungarians were still nomads without a king, their influence in the hre was not that big. The hungarians made many more conquest, even deep into Iberia, but i did not show those conquest because they were just that. Conquests. But i do agree that a lot of people forget about that. I understand your question and its a good one. Thanks for the comment :)
@@baffledwaffle6319 I mean. You are correct about all of these statements mate. But.. Hunyadi was ruler in the 15th century. Ig you misundestood or smth?
@@olymonusolymonus2637 oooh, i am sorry, yes its very late and i thought you said arpad. I did not know about the conquest from the 15th century i am sorry
@@baffledwaffle6319 dont worries i understand its so late now in CE :) And yeah chill about it most of the historical mapping creators dont knows about Hunyadi's conquests. But these are just some nice little details what i always miss from these type of videos. But whatever :)
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I know right. Seeing this video from a hungarian perspective. I cant just pass up this video to not click on it.
I need to say this is a WONDERFULL work. As a Romanian guy I feel high respect for you and for this work. My mother is from Romania, but I dont have romanian roots. Its rlly important to respect each other and stop the hate. I sadly see that in Romania the fascist party get so Strong. Oncemore multumim domnilor.
Um.. John Hunyadi was not king he was actually General and Governor of the Kingdom of Hungary from 1446 to 1452. The Black army was created in 1462. There is also missing the Principality of Upper Hungary from 1682-1685. But what made me really happy that there was showed the War of Independence from 1703-1711 led by Francis II Rákóczi which is not very known, even thought it was one of the longest War of independence in Europe. But good work
Very accurate maps and represents our history perfectly!but one thing:Matthias Corvinus King raided Vienna in 1485 and Hungary won so we had Vienna 1485-1490
There is a theory that the Magyars unified with the Avar tribal remnants in Panonia and Transylvania which saw both Franks and Bulgarians as oppressors and willfully joined Arpads forces which made his conquests considerably easier.
The Hungarian word árpa was borrowed from a Turkic language before the times of the Hungarian conquest of the Carpathian Basin (at the turn of the 9th and 10th centuries), from Proto-Turkic *arpa.[5][6][4] The Hungarians cohabited for centuries with Turkic people, which accounts for over 10% word roots in modern Hungarian being Turkic. In Hungarian, most pastoral terms are Turkic in origin, and agricultural terms are 50% r-Turkic. Many Hungarian names, and also animal and plant names,[7] are of Turkic origin, and the majority of tribe names were of Turkic origin.[8]Turkic is, along with Uralic, German and Slavic, one of the four languages that have the greatest percentage of word roots in the Hungarian language. However, the Magyars are not a Turkic people, though the Turks made a genetic and linguistic contribution.[9][10]
@@geriprohun8973 Nem teljesen, nagyon sok ó Iráni és szkíta/türk eredetű szavunk van. Ahogy vándoroltunk úgy vettünk át több nyelvből szavakat, így például a finn-ugor nyelvcsaládból is sok szót.
@@botondmatyaskovacs5670 És mi van akkor te okostojás ,ha mások vették át a szavakat tőlünk és nem mi tőlük?! A magyar nyelv a világ egyik legbonyolultabb és leggazdagabb nyelve. Nem szorultunk soha rá másoktól elvenni.
@@albertytube5547 you mostly just have to screenshot a map and then trace it. Make sure you add rivers to make it easier to draw the borders and if you want you can also add deserts and mountains and stuff
4:15 Jhon Hunyadi xDDD For a moment i thought Hungary have some kinda Jhon king, but then i realised its Hunyadi János xD When englis change names But its a cool video bro
It’s kinda ironic how Hungary complains about freedom in the 1700s, considering how much self-governance Austria gave them, while also freeing them from the Ottomans
I might have portayed it wrong. My bad. I might have exagerated a bit and i actually wanted to show that Hungary would have liked independence throughout the entire late 1700s and 1800s. Not just the 1700s
This is a great video. I watched it not just once and very good work! But I need to correct you; John Hunyadi (in Hungarian: Hunyadi János) wasn't king, "just" regent, but yeah, when the king (not his son) was young, he "ruled" the country. His son, Matthias Hunyadi/Corvinus (in Hungarian: Hunyadi Mátyás) was the king 2 years after the death of John Hunyadi.
I can't since the map proportions are different and the video lenghts are different. But even If i could i wouldnt because it would just be unoriginal.
@@baffledwaffle6319 Carpathians(Ukrainien), Transylvania(Romania), Southern Region(Serbia, Croatia, Slovenia), Burgerland( Austria), Highlands(Czechoslovakia, Slovakia). On June 4, 1920, the Trianon Peace Edict ending the First World War was signed in the Great Trianon Castle in Versailles, which cut Hungary by two-thirds of its territory, and one-third of the Hungarian population moved outside the new borders. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-HEoZMe8MSPM.html
Őszinte leszek, nem tetszik, de értékelem hogy ennyi időt áldoztál az elkészítésébe, hogy megpróbáltad meganimálni a történelmet, ezért hálás vagyok. Biztos vagyok benne, hogy bár van hova fejlődnöd, fényes jövő áll előtted. Köszönjük a munkádat!
