How the Meiji Restoration Turned Japan into an Empire - Pacific War #0.2

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The new Kings and Generals' historical animated documentary series covering the Pacific War week by week continues with a video on the Meiji restoration, as we see how this set of reforms turned Japan into an empire setting up the Pacific war - the fierce conflict between the USA and the Empire of Japan. We are planning to cover all major events and battles of the war.
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@KingsandGenerals 2 года назад

Install Raid for Free ✅IOS/ANDROID/PC: clcr.me/Oct_KingsandGnrls and get a special starter pack 💥Available only for the next 30 days If you want to learn more about the Meiji Restoration, check out our podcast: thepacificwar.podbean.com/e/the-pacific-war-imperialism-in-the-east-episode-01/

@copiapadus478 2 года назад

Do you have any plans to do in-depth video of the Punic Wars? especially the first Punic war. Your channel is awesome 😎

@linaalwassia7060 2 года назад

Hi guys, huge fan of your content.But I have to mention that it was Tsar Nicholas II who was the ruler of Russia at the time not Nicholas I as you show in the video. Nicholas I was Tsar during the Crimean War

@Tamemi 2 года назад

هل يمكن ترجمة الفيديوهات إلى العربية؟

@traviseluik893 2 года назад

Can you please make videos about the cossacks you could literally make at 10 videos about them

@madhurawat155 2 года назад

Could Marcus Furius Camillus be considered as a "last Roman". I know it might doesn't make much sense, but people consider men like Aetius as one for prolonging the empire, and without Camillus' counter attack, Rome might have succumbed to the Gauls way back in 4th century.

@KaiObelisk 2 года назад

This is the first 'How to play Japan in Victoria 3' strategy guide.

@Patriotofminecraft 2 года назад

Lol soon we will see a "What if the Empire of Japan never lost WW2 or what if the military never took power"

@TheRedex123 2 года назад

@@Patriotofminecraft aka hoi4

@ShadowDragon1848 2 года назад

Would be very cool, if Kings and Generals would do an overview about "the world in 1836".

@Patriotofminecraft 2 года назад

@@TheRedex123 yea that's the best example yet lol. I heard there was a Victorian mod coming out for that so it'll be interesting to see how they tackle the resortation

@mikayari185 2 года назад

@@Patriotofminecraft cant wait. is it on the workshop?

@dandylion7745 2 года назад

Literally world War 3 breaks out: "But first, a word from our sponsors, Raid Shadow Legends"

@erichvondonitz5325 2 года назад

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@TSBoncompte 2 года назад

did you know that skillshare ?

@sabiyasabiya9613 2 года назад

Also nebula

@mikloscsuvar6097 2 года назад

Magellan TV with lots of documentaries.

@stehfreejesseah7893 2 года назад

Buy Raycons.

@wjzav1971 2 года назад

You forgot to mention the Iwakura Mission. Where Japanese academics, politicians and scientists made a tour through the west and carefully examined every aspect of society in Western Powers to figure out how to implement those in their own country in their own way.

@kmmediafactory 2 года назад

I remember learning that, it was an incredible move. By combining methods of multiple states and cultures they made systems with as many advantages and as few disadvantages as possible

@3j6j9j8 2 года назад

Yes, it is. We sent people to Europe even though they were discriminated worse than today.

@ishmeelcurry3394 2 года назад

Yup , they learned their navy skills from British

@riyadougla539 Год назад

The Japanese are truly remarkable people. The smartest of Asia.

@JP-tr3kp Год назад

Thats what china does now

@Bakerb1942 2 года назад

It is truly impressive how fast they changed in a generation.

@memecliparchives2254 2 года назад

And how their progress still remains.

@BrutusAlbion 2 года назад

@@memecliparchives2254 yet completely flat lined at this point ... still recovering from that asset bubble they created and now further crippled by their nearly impossible to pay off debt which they took on in order to bail out those very same entities who inflated the assets to begin with. This is at the expense of the common tax payer. Brilliant plan really ... sacrifice the future of your country's average worker so the current elites can stay exorbitantly and unfairly wealthy behind the scenes. And you wonder why the average salary man is being milked dry? He's the guy holding the empty bag after all the elites got fabulously wealthy on it but didn't want to lose out so they had the government bail them out lol. 🤣 I kinda feel sad for the Japanese ... but ... this is going to happen all the same to Europe and America soon too since they love making the same mistakes ...🙃 just keep pumping in that QE (quantitative easing) money, keep interest rates artificially low to 'stimulate' the economy ... nothing can go wrong ... nuhuh ... all the inflated assets definitely won't come back to bite you in the ass ... 😁

@nicholasgutierrez9940 2 года назад

It's more complicated than what is portrayed here. The brief overview pretty much gives you sense that Japan easily defeated Russia but they didn't. In nearly all cases, the Japanese used overly aggressive tactics and strategies to bull rush Russia. In Manchuria, they often just charged wildly into entrenched Russian positions only winning due to numbers and a lack of supplies on the Russian part. And then Russia did the most stupid thing imaginable by sending their Baltic fleet across the world to fight Japan. It wasn't really a military defeat but a political one. Russia already had several armies on the way to take back Manchuria but political pressure forced the government to just give up. This entire war propelled Japan with a sense of superiority of "Hey, we can do this!" when they really only fought a small garrison. Picture that one episode of Spongebob where Sandy is fighting the giant worm. She thinks she has it beat, only to realize that what she was fighting was just the tongue of the worm. Same concept. It made Japan too overconfident and too aggressive. Which is what spelled their doom in more unplanned, foolhardy moves in China and the Indies.

@juanpaz5124 2 года назад

@@BrutusAlbion And blame capitalism 😎

@COLDoCLINCHER37 2 года назад

@@nicholasgutierrez9940 a win is a win.

@Zantides 2 года назад

I'm already in love with this series

@Zantides 2 года назад

I'm a paid member, we get 4 different ones

@markgriffiths6988 2 года назад

Give Dan Carlin's Hardcore History podcast a listen. He's done a series on it and it's amazing

@Legio__X 2 года назад

@@markgriffiths6988 yes Supernova in the East which is a 6 part Series is INCREDIBLE!

@user-gh1un9pk7h 2 года назад

I would like to watch a future episode of how Japan transform the industry and navy sector in just 50 years

@tcc5750 2 года назад

Same

@enkhbayardashjamts4923 2 года назад

Please understand that industrialization started well with the first contacts with Western powers, and Ming dynasty self-isolation policy helped greatly to establish in Japan manufacturing sectors well few centuries before Chinese understand it. Then all gains known they just closed inside, but when understand that they again backwards just opened again. Whereas Qing and Korea still been strictly closed countries.

@platzhalterplatzhalter9780 2 года назад

I recommend the first few chapter of Kaigun (David C. Evans) to get an impression of how the navy transformed from literally nothing to one of the greatest navy powers in the world within 50 years.

@MusMasi 2 года назад

I heard it was aliens giving everyone a leg up?

@JonatasAdoM 2 года назад

Investing Rice Koku into really expensive industry buildings. Cottage Industry and the like.

@abcdef27669 2 года назад

Japan: "It's simple: We just got rid of the Samurai".

@JonatasAdoM 2 года назад

@پیاده نظام خان I used to fight for honor, now I fight for money. I defend Japan in legal battles nd civil disputes.

@benjamindavidovichwaals2899 2 года назад

@@jaif7327 👌

@kekeke8988 2 года назад

@@jaif7327 Supposedly the yakuza have samurai origins.

@kyokujitsunomao64 2 года назад

@@kekeke8988 No! YAKUZA=Korean in Japan

@Mr_M_History 2 года назад

I'd be willing to go out the way of the warrior if it ensured this would be the voice that does the eulogy at my funeral!

@coastTV 2 года назад

I don't think there is any glory left to be had in this world bro

@razorramzan-inc 2 года назад

Thy wish thy command.

@Grisleebear 2 года назад

He does abridged content on video games, and it makes the gameplay and storyline absolutely riveting at times.

@Barwasser 2 года назад

I can imagine him standing at your grave like "let me tell you what a great man he was - but first check out the sponsor of todays funeral: RAID SHADOW LEGENDS!"

@davidalbaz8681 2 года назад

It's the future that awaits us - you deserve the best, warrior. Greetings from a Berber from North Africa.

@ArghastOfTheAlliance 2 года назад

I highly recommend Drachinifel's series about the journey of the Russian 2nd Pacific Squadron. The entire story is like a Monty Python sketch, and the series is hilarious to watch.

@augustosolari7721 2 года назад

Are those Japanese torpedo boats in the middle of the Atlantic???

@Archangelglenn 2 года назад

You know I was just going to mention that, but yeah it truly is a remarkable thing how that all played out really.

@augustosolari7721 2 года назад

@@Archangelglenn I was somehow expecting the Kamchatka to make an appeareance...

@hathawaydj1 2 года назад

Thanks for the recommendation... I never saw his channel before.

@wouter.de.ruiter 2 года назад

@@augustosolari7721 Nope. It's a fishing boat. Ah, let's shell it anyway!

@pinviewapp8908 Год назад

I don’t think it’s an exaggeration to say the Meiji Restoration is one of the most impressive feats in human history

@razorramzan-inc 2 года назад

The narrator makes the episodes lit. If this guy was the news anchor of whatever news channel I'd never miss

@theawesomeman9821 2 года назад

try the BBC

@razorramzan-inc 2 года назад

@@theawesomeman9821 Peter Griffins advised me against BBC lol. Said they have news from places that probably doesn't exist. Cant argue with a family guy you know 😁

@drewinsur7321 2 года назад

mannnn i been watching officiallydevin since 2014, nariko treasure, sinews of war and field of mars are some of my favorite narrative lets plays of all times. Dude realy came a loooooooong way and now pay income tax lol,i recomend his channel is made out of love, cheers.

@hkarmy7526 2 года назад

Excellent work! Glad to see that Asia and thr Pacific region is going to get some love from K&G

@PeterNygard69 2 года назад

Kings and Generals, where’s the continuation to the Great Northern war series? It’s really interesting.

@michaelsinger4638 2 года назад

Japan modernizing so quickly, and building such a powerful modern military as well, is truly impressive.

@hyltoniali257 2 года назад

"Cut a portion of rice from my diet, then we’ll able to own budgets for vessels & to beat Qing navy" -Meiji

@Real_British 2 года назад

Those Qing battleships are made in german, while those imperial japanese made in britain

@mr.notsonice 2 года назад

Funny enough the Qing was able to bully Japan to banning swords in their police force in the 1870s. The Japanese sure did pay them back big-time decades later.

@issamislam9596 2 года назад

Can't wait for the burma campaign, loving it so far.

@HistorySkills 2 года назад

This is awesome. I am literally teaching Meiji restoration to my class at the moment. Will be a great resource. Thank you.

@LightxHeaven 2 года назад

The Meiji Restoration is a true feat of Japanese achievement. To be able to adapt and modernize so quickly without losing the traditional social fabric that has tied the country together for centuries is pretty extraordinary.

@Bullet-Tooth-Tony- 2 года назад

Yeah despite modernising they still maintained the Discipline of the Samurai

@walsh9080 2 года назад

Well they kind of did, even some of the early supporters of modernisation, staged armed rebellions when they felt the government was abandoning what it meant to be Japanese in the name of progress.

@budakbaongsiah 2 года назад

WTF the Samurai rebelled because they lost their privileges.

@JP-tr3kp Год назад

Thailand also reformed and survived. Also an interesting story

@ankokunokayoubi 5 месяцев назад

@@JP-tr3kpalso never got effectively colonized

@gorotv5826 2 года назад

What is always overlooked about Japan becoming a modern nation in a short period of time due to the Meiji Restoration is the spread of Japan's urbanization and education in the Edo period. Even before Matthew Perry arrived, Edo, which is now Tokyo, was the largest city in the world and had the world's highest literacy rate due to the spread of private cram schools called terakoya. The legible public carried out various cultural activities, and the mass consumer society flourished. Each domain controlled by a feudal lord tried to promote local specialties and competed with each other, and handicraft industry developed at the highest level. Under such circumstances, modern political systems and the machinery industry were imported from the West, and Japan succeeded in modernization at once.

@lordkent8143 2 года назад

It's amazing to think that although the Samurai class has been expelled or phased out by this time, the Samurai spirit is still strong in Japan's ambition in its empire building.

@philipworsher5420 2 года назад

HOT DAMN, these visuals are stunning!

@theawesomeman9821 2 года назад

Though China and Thailand escaped complete colonialism by conceding territories, no territories of Japan proper was ever colonized by outside powers, which is pretty impressive.

@penguasakucing8136 2 года назад

Heihachiro Togo in 1863 was a crew of Kagoshima Coastal Battery, being bombarded by the British. His weapon was a smoothbore muzzle-loading black powder cannon shooting round shots. 41 years later in 1904, he command a fleet of Pre-Dreadnought battleships. His flagship was the Mikasa, a British-made 15,000 ton Pre-Dreadnought armed with 12-inch rifled guns capable of firing 390kg HE shells over 10km. Japan or any other country, the technological development of the 19th century was astonishing.

@aegystierone8505 2 года назад

Just to let you know, I am now a paying member on RU-vid as a thank you for the great effort you guys put in. Keep up the awesome work!

@Solon1581 2 года назад

You can't spell "Raid Shadow Legends" without "aids"

@m_zbrv3967 2 года назад

you can't spell "Nord VPN" without "No VPN"

@MusMasi 2 года назад

we even have instat thots all over the comment sections now, i guess revenue from only fans is drying up?

@Green-tf8uw 2 года назад

@@MusMasi what?

@alaaeeddinefahim8656 2 года назад

Great video, The Pacific Series is gonna be epic. I can't help but see how impressive the graphics have evolved from four years ago when I first started watching this channel. Keep Up The Good Work Mate

@LudietHistoria 2 года назад

A really well structured and explained video. Thanks for the hard work!

@bedechibuzo7758 2 года назад

One of the best channels I watch on RU-vid, the video quality and detailing is exceptional. I just can’t get bored

@jasonhoward6253 2 года назад

The quality of the videos since the start of the channel is breathtaking.

@4sakenreaper42 2 года назад

Great video, loving this prequel series. Can’t wait for next week!

@ThePacificWarChannel 2 года назад

Awesome episode and such a complex subject to tackle =)!

@miguellimzon9317 2 года назад

Thank you kings and generals for covering this topic. I've been interested in studying about the meiji restoration but no entertaining documentary series has made me look into it. Until now. 👍

@PaperiLiidokki 2 года назад

14:45 this also indirectly lead to the independence declaration of Finland later in 1917, no wonder we are good buddies with Japanese

@Killzoneguy117 2 года назад

The journey of the 2nd Pacific Squadron is honestly one of the most comedic episodes of military history. Its such a cavalcade of errors and incompetence. From shooting wildly in every direction due to the imaginary threat of Japanese torpedo boats in the Baltic Sea, to nearly starting a war with the British Empire by shooting at (and missing) an English fishing fleet, to successfully hitting one of their own ships during a gun salute because the ship doing the salute used live ammunition, to repeatedly crashing into one another on the journey around Europe, to cutting the telegraph wire at Tangiers while going out of port, to filling the ships with so much coal that the ships developed a thick coating of coal dust, to my personal favorite anecdote: capturing deadly predators on Madagascar as exotic pets... only for the ships to become floating zoos filled with angry crocodiles, mischievous lemurs and venomous snakes. Apparently Rozhetsvensky had a crate of 50 binoculars on his ship. The reason was that anytime something went wrong, he would throw a set of binoculars into the sea in frustration. One wonders how many of the 50 still remained after the battle.

@Spacemongerr 2 года назад

Sounds like it could be a great movie

@curseofavernus3034 2 года назад

Great video! Such high quality documentaries are very rare! Keep it up!👍

@Toumahitoedits 2 года назад

It’s time we return the favor of the “Unequal Treaties” to the Americans! Destination: PEARL HARBOR!

@Toumahitoedits 2 года назад

@@gordonbryce Too neutral to even mobilize 😂(Now I’ll dig a grave for my empire🙂☹️😭)

@hackedaccountlol6203 2 года назад

@@Toumahitoedits 王様万歳

@Toumahitoedits 2 года назад

@@prastagus3 That’s why I dug a grave for Imperial Japan…Though I am still head of state after the war, so I lose nothing 😂(But the Japanese people don’t see me as a God anymore…IT’S ANIME TIME🥳🥳🥳)

@diongallagher6605 2 года назад

America when Japan invades China: "I sleep." America when Japan bombs Pearl Harbor: "WOE, WOE, THE GREAT (Cities), (Hiroshima and Nagasaki), FOR YOUR TIME OF JUDGEMENT HAS COME!!!" *Drops the nukes* Japan, after the first Nuke: "Wait, was that the f-cking SUN?!"

@Toumahitoedits 2 года назад

@@diongallagher6605 Imperial Japan after getting nuked for the 2nd time: Ight, looks like I’m disintegrating into ashes… Constitutional Monarchy of Japan…daughter…take care of our country…- C.M. of Japan: I will father…(might aswell kick some commies and make anime while I’m at it)

@nagromtw5673 2 года назад

The quality of these videos always amaze me

@johnconyard1576 2 года назад

I Love this series! Great work as always 👏

@historicallyaccurate7808 2 года назад

These are so well made and I love it!! Keep up the great work

@birlibirloco1711 2 года назад

Hey, dunno if you made already a video about that, but I find you work very deep and understandable, and I would love a kings and generals video (or serie) about the romanization process in different provinces (maybe a general look, or if u want a deep look about some interesting provinces). Love your work!

@santiagodiaz8260 2 года назад

Im on love with this channel . This serie looks promising 👑

@RL0323 2 года назад

This is going to be an amazing series!

@ThePimpRhino 2 года назад

Words can't describe how excited I am about this series!

@steffanyschwartz7801 2 года назад

A great episode, can’t wait for more

@adrianrafaelmagana804 2 года назад

FANTASTIC video! I am so excited for this series!

@lrotea9087 2 года назад

The maps and map graphics are on another level on this one. Excellent work!

@tommay6590 2 года назад

Hm, are you sure? Showing Alaska as US territory during Perry’s “visit” to Japan in 1853-55? If I remember correctly Alaska was Russian “Amerika” until 1867!

@lrotea9087 2 года назад

@@tommay6590 good job! Here's a cookie

@Wpns175 Год назад

This channel made being a history teacher easy! Great stuff!

@lukabozic5 2 года назад

One of my favorite K&G videos hands down!

@Kevin_M312 2 года назад

My eyes were literally glued to the screen the entire time. This was such an interesting video!

@Spacemongerr 2 года назад

That sounds painful and dangerous. Can you still see?

@Kevin_M312 2 года назад

@@Spacemongerr Nope. In fact I had to hire a person just to comment on youtube for me.

@KHK001 2 года назад

Great as always! cant wait for the next one

@adit5519 2 года назад

Finally! I've been wondering when will kings and generals upload a video about Meiji Restoration

@SeanF8989 2 года назад

Beautiful graphics. Another great video.

@christianjames4022 2 года назад

The quality of these videos is stellar well done team

@HellenicWolf 2 года назад

great great great work guys, i love this series! well done!!!!

@janosmarta8258 2 года назад

Fantastic outro music and graphic visuality, nice work!

@mafiousbj 2 года назад

When I was a kid I used to watch an anime called Rurouni Kenshin (Samurai X in Latin America) which was set during the initial years of the Meiji Restoration. I mostly watched it for the badass fist and sword fights, but revisiting as an adult I found fascinating how it accurately describes the struggle of people caught between eras. Those who refuse change and will violently fight to oppose it, those who just want to blend in the new reality and those who embrace change either because it will give them power or bring peace and stability. And many characters are based on actual historical characters, they even have a complete arc based on the Shimabara rebellion of the Japanese christians against the Shogunate. Few works of fiction delve into history like that! And it was probably one of the factors that made me interested in history in general and therefore love this channel later :)

@ironheart5830 2 года назад

Me 2 I love that anime and live action adaptation :)

@ETS186 2 года назад

Great anime! I leaned about the Meiji restoration through there

@4sakenreaper42 2 года назад

That intro still gets me, it’s so ominous. It’s got that call of duty world at war feel

@tyguenot1394 9 месяцев назад

I have been a student of the Pacific War since I was 12 yrs old. Both of my grandfather's were US Army WW2 European Theater, 28th ID and 101st AB respectively. My father and his siblings were Army and Marine Corps, Vietnam. But it was my early exposure to Pacific Naval battles, paritcularly Cmdr. Earnest Evans story, that put a drive in me at a very young age to join the Navy, which I did at 18, serving as a radioman during the Gulf War years. This series is nothing short of fascinating as it ties it all together, Preamble to hostilities, entire theater strategic overview of land, sea and air assets. Well done, very well done. The Guadalcanal episode is especially detailed. Thank you for all your teams do. You've gained an immediate fan here.

@alexanderren1097 2 года назад

Great video! It's a good "appetizer" before listening to Dan Carlin's "Supernova in the East" podcasts

@animeyahallo3887 2 года назад

The last episode would be Japan creating anime.

@ryu6698 2 года назад

love the attention to detail! example being the shift from a triangular to a rectangular qing chinese flag

@moncefachkar6378 2 года назад

Keep going you always make me satisfied from your work I’m exiting from the next episode 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

@dairebulson7122 2 года назад

Imagine if the strange Ezo Republic had survived... a republic born from feudal lords Granted, realistically, it's not likely, as even if it survived the Boshin War, it would have been one of the first lands to be annexed or conquered by an imperialistic Japan, much like the Kingdom of the Ryukyus. And like the Ryukyus, the victorious Allied Powers (mainly the US) probably would not have tried too hard to separate them from Japan after the Pacific War (World War II)

@TheChiefDofonnou Год назад

extremely useful to have a background to the pacific war...thank you

@janfranek9782 2 года назад

This series is so great

@ethandrake5380 2 года назад

The quality of this is insane

@smartvernon5924 2 года назад

Fantastic series

@Be-van-A 9 месяцев назад

Thank you for your great work. Very professional. 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

@GhostBusters815 2 года назад

Loved the intro that was awesome

@bloodyuseless7677 2 года назад

Didn't really expect to find this video literal minutes after it was released, but I still loved it.

@tyardee 11 месяцев назад

Great stuff yall

@deb9255 2 года назад

Please upload the next video on Alexander's conquest ASAP . Love from India ❤️

@proudamerican4337 2 года назад

THANK YOU SO MUCH! I have a test on this exact topic

@kannolli2 2 года назад

Thanks for this great video

@sxboor 2 года назад

Great Video 🔥

@kcharles8857 2 года назад

Thoroughly enjoying this series

@compagnie88 2 года назад

You are a great team! Thx :)

@franciscocanabal-ferris7092 2 года назад

Been watching for a few years now and got some friends to watch

@bilgetonyukuk5530 2 года назад

Brilliant video.

@siddd5745 2 года назад

I love the new map style!

@stevej3483 2 года назад

You have outdone yourselves time and again.

@RigobertosTacoShop 2 года назад

Probably one of my favorite movies of all time thats really underrated is Warriors of The Rainbow. Which this video briefly mentions at 8:00. I recommend anyone who likes these videos to check it out.

@kingofflamingos4344 2 года назад

Hope you'll talk about the showa restoration group and the 26th incident.

@jarronsmith3733 2 года назад

Keep these coming!!

@Masiba7517 2 года назад

Love new visuals

@abdulpipz2038 2 года назад

Love japanese history especially samurai

@grapeshott 2 года назад

of course, so large is the soft power of Anime and Video games

@walsh9080 2 года назад

@@gordonbryce An overrated collection of a warrior class that never really tested its metal against any foreign power.

@SC-jt3uf 2 года назад

@@walsh9080 Most of the made in Japan are top notch. It is natural to think so with a sword.

@walsh9080 2 года назад

@@SC-jt3uf The swords were of decent quality, I'm referring to the men wielding them.

@prakashghumaliya2002 2 года назад

Thank you for video sir 💐💐💐👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

@benjaminchenot5702 2 года назад

Amazing video!

@13thravenpurple94 9 месяцев назад

Great video THank you

@hiroes5125 2 года назад

Good video !😄👍🏻

@freelander5370 2 года назад

Imagine this, Japan had only been modernizing for 100 years yet it was victorious over Britain in naval battles by ww2, and Britain and many western powers had been modernizing for the last few hundred years at the time. The Japanese airplanes, A6M Zero was also superior before the entrance of USA.

@rarkism8026 2 года назад

Excellent video.

@JM-uk9yb 2 года назад

Good episode

@markisaac3550 2 года назад

Thanks for info

@timlee8682 2 года назад

its a great insight of awareness can you make similar story with the position of superpowers in the world? im looking forward with world wars aswell thanks been watching your channel since 2019

@habbyhouse 2 года назад

Amazing video.

@andreasleonardo6793 2 года назад

Excellent historical video about Japanese umpire moderation and intervention of western countries in Pacific Ocean and political, military mobilization of Japanese neighbour's...too enjoyment video thanks for( kings &General) channel

@Ultrad321 2 года назад

Great stuff

@Kiwi2703 2 года назад

Amazing content on this channel! Do you plan on making a video on western slavs too? Maybe something about Great Moravia or Samo's Empire (the first Slavic state)?