How was England formed? 

Yeah cause the people in tiktok are dumb

Don't mind the tiktok people lol, young and dumb. Do what you do, great video

@@Bootlegger4 what about pais de gales ?

So if I understand you right, a "United Ireland" would have to include Scotland?

@@Bootlegger4 1) I was explaining why the arrow came from Ireland - because they were not just in Scotland 2) Never heard it described as derogatory (it’s just Latin) lol. It’s the term most of our sources used so we chose to use it to differentiate.

Good idea

My thoughts exactly! Even though he kept saying the year, it's much better being able to check the year by yourself at any time.

Specially if im deaf!

It all happened in 10:16.. 🙌🏼

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The only thing, is that Uthred is a fictive role.. During Alfred reign the real Uthred from Bebbamburg was around 1-5 years old... But yes, the TV series can give you a great covering..

This is a great show and will show how bloody it is to hold a kingdom in that time.

I knew that Uthred was a fictional character, but I was really surprised how historically accurate the show ended up being, and it seems they are maintaining that.

One of the best shows on Netflix

Season 5 is so good

Fr also amazing show

Just started watching it. It wipes the floor with vikings the series which was frankly garbage without a hot cast and crowd pleasing repetitive violence. The story and writing in this is superior.l

​@@Emilyb21-dm3bfits good man

Yeah also a little bit from the vikings show, the last kingdom and vikings must've been my favourite shows of all time

Great show. 👍

but be honest.....you probably live in england ;) ....just kidding!

@@neilcroonM3 well you probably live in Brazil as your lot have a finger in every pie lol.. Jus kidding

Aye. The Viking completely changed them, from fighting for their homeland against invaders to become the invader themselves who colonized half the world and plundering all their riches. Here is nice article. The British East India Company seized Bengal in 1757 by force. Then the British forced the peasantry to handover their produce and engineered a famine in 1770 that killed a third of the population. Following that, there were 24 famines between 1850-1899 in different parts of the country, where tens of millions of people killed. From 1765 to 1938, Britain extracted 45 trillion pound sterling from India, which was effectively the down payment for the Industrial Revolution. In 1700, India had 25% of the world’s GDP. By 1950, they had only 4%. In 1943, during the WW II, Winston Churchill diverted food from Bengal to Britain, resulted in 3 million Indians deaths. When India got independent from the British, the literacy rate was just 14%. From the late 17th century to the 18th century, Britain smuggled opium into China to dope the population, a strategy to turn around a huge trade deficit, after the British could not find enough silver to pay the Qing government in their tea and porcelain trades. After opium was destroyed in salt water and ports were closed by the Chinese in ordered to curb opium, the British started the Opium War I, which China lost. Hong Kong was forced to be surrendered to the British. After 12 years, the British got really greedy. They demanded the Qing government: 1) To open the borders of China to allow goods coming in and out freely and tax free. 2) Make opium legal in China. After being rejected, the British and French, with support by the USA, started Opium War II with China, which again, China lost. The Anglo-French military raided the Summer Palace, an estimated 150,000 pieces of historic treasures with a 1900-year span from the first Qin Dynasty up to the Qing Dynasty were raided and many ended up in the British Museum in London. After the Summer Palace was burned down in 3 days, the Anglo-French military then threatened to burn the Imperial Palace. The Qing government was forced to pay with free trade ports, 300,000 kilograms of silver and the Kowloon district north of Hong Kong Island was taken. Since then, China’s resources flew out freely from the free trade ports. In the subsequent amendment to the treaties, Chinese people were sold overseas to serve as labor, famously known as “piglet labor”. Britain, a tiny country, had turned the two biggest economies in the world into poverty stricken slumps. China and India co-existed for 4000 years without problems. Buddhism originated in India and widely adopted in China. China sent Buddhist monks to India to learn Buddhism from India. When the British were preparing for India’s independence, an ambiguity was left behind at the border between China and India, and since then, it became the point of conflicts between China and India, including a war at the border in 1962. Divide and rule, is their tactic used over and over again. The British colonized my country Malaysia in 1786. During WW II, when the Japanese came to Malaya, the British fled the country, and the Malayan Communists were left behind to fight a gorilla warfare with the Japanese in the jungles. After the Japanese surrendered, the Malayan Communist fighters went back to towns. Then the British came back, surrounded the towns and mass murdered them. Before handed back to China, Hong Kong was ruled under an iron fist, but when Hong Kong was returned to China, the UK pushed for democracy in Hong Kong. There are many reasons for the empire’s successes. But one thing stands out: hypocrisy. -Zeis Siez

All part of God's plan

In History no man has done what Prophet Muhammad pbuh did which was be successful on both a religious and political level.

Edgar is typing...

Imagine saying "bad buttocks" to describe something impressive.

@@scintillam_dei think of a stubborn donkey that can't stop bucking. There, that's a badass.

@@cole8834 Donkey is synonymous with stupid so I don't see what's cool about that.

I expect that they likely earned the name Bloodaxe through battle, it doesn't strike me as a family name and they likely proclaimed that be their name to strike fear into the hearts of his enemies!

Look at the Geordie accent in the north east. Majority of words are strongly Anglo Saxon, in fact drunken geordies abroad have often been mistaken as Norwegian or Danish, including a friend of mine 😂

Until the slavs take over.

I come from Yorkshire and now live in Somerset. The difference in place names is very evident.

Lies again? Entertaining Nazri Germany

I've read 'Dale' means valley

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so you're the one who likes us!

Scotland better than England?

A very strong navy allowed England to build an empire.

All comes down to inventing industrialisation

@@hunting4honeys The brtish already had a huge empire before the industrial revolution.

Being an island nation is a huge geographical advantage in the turmoil of the European conquests. The United Provinces i.e. also had a strong navy but were on the main continent and more easily invaded.

Viking genetics

What do the commoners do with the land?

That's amazing.

Love Malmesbury. I have lived in Australia for many years but am from the Cotswolds and always visit you on a home trip. It's funny but I always smile when I see the rippled glass on the homes in your town. I am descended from the 'Ley' family of Foxley, and this was my birth surname. :)

That’s incredible! I grew up in the village of Wedmore where the treaty of wedmore was signed and Guthram was baptised. Many members of my family have gotten married in the church in which it all took place, it’s crazy to find out these things they didn’t even tell us this at school.

@@chudinwike6875 Common land was used for grazing sheep

My gf is in the Philippines. I hope to give her babies with Viking blood :)

​@@cbgames3945 thats a bad and instant regret way to type

@@deuschess816 instant regret?

​@@cbgames3945 ahh yess daddy..

@@cbgames3945 what the fuc-

i've seen the last kingdom and vikings TV Shows and both are very entertaining.. looking forward to read these books thank you brother

@@JuanGarcia-ds4sl You're welcome amigo

Norman's were just vikings who chose to speak French. The Norwegian vikings were defeated by the English and told to go back home to never return. The Norman's were NOT FRENCH BUT VIKINGS.

@@johnbicknell4748 Yeah, that was the joke.

Reminds me of Hrolf/Rollo saying hello to the french princess in vikings. he said it in french so obviously hes not a viking.

@@johnbicknell4748 One Norman, two or more Normans, NOT Norman IS!!

​ @John Bicknell Quit it with the english nationalist revisionism. They were not vikings. Genetically, William the conqueror was no more than 1/8 norse. Culturally, he didnt speak a germanic tongue, but a latin one, albeit with some norse mixed in. He pledged allegiance to the king of the franks, and adopted french customs (some made their way to England over the centuries of french rule following the normans invasion). Same for his men, they werent considered norsemen anymore. After ~2 centuries, the norse settler had mixed with the locals, and the men that invaded and took England were not just norman nobility, but from the people that had been there for centuries before norsemen settled in normandy. England = first french colony, get over it or start speaking anglish.

They would rather teach us about how diversity is our strength and how the British empire was bad.

How is this possible? As a foreigner I am baffled by this.

True history of origin is key info

The most they taught us was the battle of Hastings, and catholics vs protestants. That was it really.

@@connor971 You go dude, keep gunning for that job on GB News, Nige is going to notice you any day now x

Julius Caesar landed on British shores in 55bc. That's roughly 1,600 years of history before this battle took place.

​@@Supercool12345andyI don't think Genghis Khan was Chinese.

The U.S.A was created by the British race....

Same feeling here. I'm Brazilian.

@@Supercool12345andy Well your comment about China never being subdued confused me somewhat. Unless you are classing Mongols as Chinese.

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yes please

This is critically missing - gives no reference for any of the events you discuss - please add this

England is gay

if you watch Vikings i highly recommend the last kingdom on Netflix which does a better job of depicting historical events covering most of what we see in this video

@@charliederrick1583 well beyond the first season most of isn't actually that historic I suppose but everything leading up to the battle of Eddington (minus urthred) was pretty historic

Thank you so much!

Then you have to watch The Last Kingdom. It portrays Alfred the Great over 3 seasons and infinitely better than Vikings did. And with Season 5 dropping soon I'm hoping we're about to see everything from 3:03 onwards.

@@sou713 well its based off the book I believe, I haven't read the book so I don't really know how far it goes up to or whether season 5 is part of the book

Netflicks cannot be trusted.

The Isle of man isnt british. Cornwall has been english for 1000 years. I genuinely can't see any reasonable person willing to say it isnt. You've got 60 million nuclear armed gentlemen who welcome your attempt. The isle of wight. See the above answer

@@adamdriver1016 Are you gonna make a video about it?

@@lorrygeewhizzbang9521 let's do the Isle of wight

@@adamdriver1016 Sounds great. I'll fit it in with the 1000 other things I need to do. 🥴☺

You're so funny.......

there is a reason for that, the British-Norman Yoke does not want us to remember.

They want dumb workers not critically thinking past conscientious people

As a non-brit I think you have the right to rule the waves - and demand the world as yours.

All you have to do is watch Seasons 1 & 2 of The Kingdom. 😉

@@waynepalmer8598 Television entertainment does not constitute historical fact. Watching anything like that has no veracity and relevance to reality

Fantastic books!

@@coolbreezy2053 I liked the Napoleonic war series he did even more.

Don't forget thomas of hookton

I have only read the first book so far but its amazing!

@@aesir1ases64 I love the pagan confusion over Christianity in that book, cracked me up.

I’m from England and I too loved listening to these kinds of story’s as a kid, A time of hero’s, kings and warlords. Many great battles were fought. One such battle was in 603 AD, when the king of Northumbria Ethelfrith utterly destroyed an Briton army and marched on the city of Chester in 606. Before the battle for the city it is said he sacrificed 400 Christian priests to the Anglo-Saxon war God. During the battle his younger brother was slain. 10 years later he marched south to attack the kingdom of East Anglia, but was surprise attacked. He was court with his army’s back against a river. His warriors formed a shield wall and clashed with the men of East Anglia. Some Stories say he fought with an battle axe killing several enemy combatants before he was killed himself

Normans themselves would of mix with Frankish, Gallic and Latin genetic people of Britain.

@@noahtylerpritchett2682 That's right

@@noahtylerpritchett2682 Well yes and No. Gallic people are Celts, more like they added more Celts' back in.

A fairly good summary. I think the Danes and the Romans, as in not just Romanized Britons but Romans themselves with their laws, religion and technology, are significant contributors as well to the cultural mix.

You better visit soon, English history, historical places and figures are being destroyed by racists in the country because history hurts their feelings.

@@Venus20000 lol

I personally live right next door to Hadrians wall put up in 122. Still there in places, but this was the wall responsible for giving George RR martin the ideas for Game of Thrones

Fantastic

@@philk9501 Jr Tolkien, HG Wells, William Wordsworth, Jane Austen, Arthur Conan Doyle are way better

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Bro change your profile picture Or assassins will kill you ...

I love england too

Apparently no one cares about Wales.

@@ShadowReaper-pu2hx it seems 😂

​@@henk-jansteneker3422 I'm welsh and i can say nobody dose care, London was mostly built with welsh coal money and the export of it same as are gold is owned by the crown its not even legal for me to sell it in raw form unless i can prove it was removed before time of law its stupid can barley sell are sheep we eat New Zealand lamb most of it yet thats what we are known for now we have Netflix and Hollywood using are landscape and City's because its cheaper than new York LA or any other place and they jus see it as a cheap play ground with cheap houses they can buy up even know local income is so low and for the view na fuck off lucky it ain't the old times because we murder them all think come move here and abuse it because you fucked your states and country's up dont mean you can come here after we leave europe

Alex Spragg noice

Nobody could take it, like Scotland its too geographically difficult and the locals fought gorilla tactics. Even the Romans gave up on it.

I recommend you the entire series of books by Bernard Cornwell, on the basis of which the series was made, much better than Netflix's series :)

Vikings are so freakin overrated…

The shows are highly dramatic. Not 100% accurate

both amazing! take a look at vikings valhalla too!

@@SonOfSassy kinda how a show is supposed to be, no show is going to be historically accurate or else it would be very boring

@@maximusproliferus3633, the middle part got boring af. The last season though 👌👌👌👌

Scotland being the first, obviously 😉

It is a series called The Last Kingdom. Highly recommend!

@@northman9191 they mean a series where each video's about how a different major nation formed lmao

This would be nice

I'd say Spain but their origin story is extremely well known and played out. Portugal would be cool and maybe the HRE.

Yes it is more than likely that your region is the most diverse today.

The accents in Ireland vary every few miles also. Accents are very interesting a very handy way of recognizing where in the small country they’re from

Same thing happens here in Miami Florida… hehe, Coral Gables, North Miami, Doral, South Miami, Kendall, Downtown and the Beach áreas all have different “accents “

You should visit Baltimore, MD . We have some funny accents , just make sure to “ warsh” your hands with “ werm wooter” and “soooap”

In Los Angeles, there's the Valley accent, West Hollywood's "Gayccent", Watts and South Central has the "Blackccent", East LA has your Cholo foo foo accent, you got china town and little Tokyo, and of course the hills where they don't recognize any accent that makes less than 150,000 USD yearly.

It's good, but I found it far too basic and it doesn't even answer the question it asked in the beginning ("Who claims the land before the English?"). Who were the people that were already there and what was their background? Who were the Angles and Saxons? Where did the Picts and Scots come from? Why did the Romans 'fade'? What was Wales and western Ireland doing during that time? Why were they all left alone?

@@wefinishthisnow3883 To answer those questions would necessitate the video being much longer and no-one would watch it to the end.

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Not to mention you have a gigantic Viking shit on display in a museum. Quite the shite to behold!

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I’m a native Texan and I love York, England. I’ve been many, many times. ❤️

@@RD-jr8nv I always come out of the museum smelling of goat and pillage

Kent was a jute kingdom as was the isle of white. People also forget about the Frisians also settled in britannia mostly in the Thames estuary.

People love to throw around the word "colonized" today but to describe Kent as "Colonised" is simply untrue, in order to be colonised, your native people are subjected to the migration and immigration of yours and their people under the authority of another country, kingdom or empire, the settlers that moved to Kent did not do that on the behalf of any entity, they simply moved because they saw potential opportunities. Please stop throwing around the word "Colonised" especially when its use was only really prevalent from the 1630's onwards and mostly refers to an era of imperialism which was not prevalent at the time you are describing.

@@torinjones3221 there were also tiny Frankish settlements too

@@STEINLAR well the viking colonised it and the romans

@@jdlc903 No they didn't, they conquered and settled it, they did not establish colonies on the British Isles.

Glad you liked it!

Until it saw the english coming to pay a permanent visit to them.

Was hoping they would mention what was taken place in Wales during the timeline and why it was not invaded

@@thebandofbastards4934 By the time the English paid Wales a visit, they were essentially Normans. All the marcher lords that came to rule areas of south Wales were of Norman descent. It took around two centuries for Wales to be finally conquered by the Normans. Wales, because of its terrain, was considered unconquerable for a time, until Edward I on returning from the crusades, seeing the fortified stone castles built by the crusaders got the idea to fortify conquered regions with stone castles. It wasn`t until then that Wales was truly conquered. It was far easier for invading armies, such as the Normans, to pacify England than it was to pacify Wales. England was conquered far quicker and far easier than Wales was, and the terrain was the reason, until the fortified stone castles were built.

I think Wessex had those “SOON” eyes on Wales since they gave the Danes a paddlin.

Wales was involved for most of this period as the princes were variously nominal subjects and vassals of England and participated both with and against the English in many of battles referenced in this video.

@Amit Mishra hey

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@Amit Mishra bruh i said for real :/

@Amit Mishra- Goodbye.

@Gang Beast he literally isnt.

Very informative, but somehow ("The casualties was disastrously high") I doubt this is a university professor.

@@ianthenerd engaging with an audience on RU-vid is totally different to an academic lecture.

@@ianthenerd it was sarcasm in case you missed it :p

Yes, thank you for being succinct and to the point, transmitting the most valuable information! Most of the time, the long-winded You Tube history videos are exasperating because the narrator is more in love with the sound of his/her own voice than the history they are imparting. Also, I wonder if the author of the book "The Viking," upon which the 1958 Kirk and Tony movie is based, used the actual Northumbrian king Eric Bloodaxe (great name!) as inspiration for Eric the Viking in the book and movie?

@@ianthenerd plenty of university professors use language like that ;-)

They will never allow or do such a thing as it would expose the consistant theme running through out time, which would become apparant to the average person and such a project would simply expose it for the whole world to see, they are currently trying to stop that particular group, but its too late, geni is out the bottle and its getting worse for you and them that they are actually fabricating historical so called "finds" to sure up your non exsistant history(s)!

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but those practices are more formalities than real practice. the witan merely recognized the king's successor and had no real say in electing a popular nobleman or someone else. also the loyalty to lord is very common in medieval chivalry as a common theme, as well as in tribal societies that preceded the walled cities and castles kind of thing. not to say that you were completely off, im just putting some of my perspective in here.

@@AsiandOOd you are true about the Witan, in theory if you were a powerful noble you could get elected like Harold Godwinson was, but in reality as you said most of the time the Elders elected the previous kings son as king.

Somebody has been watching last kingdom lol

@@MrStillhot me too lol I reached near the end of the second season in two days. I've honestly not binged on a show this heavily since Suits back in 2015

William Normandy: thats a cute system 😂😂

I second that.

the entire period as shown in the video? no lol.

Surely you mean The Saxon Chronicles, by Bernard Cornwall. Excellent read.

@@corinnZV no he means the TV adaptation like he said.

@@benoneill4318 which hardly covers half the material that the book does.

I am Uhtred, son of Uhtred, brother of Uhtred and I am from Bebbenberrg!"

London? You mean Londonistan. :-)

The fact that you are from London and you have a Viking name it is kinda concerning

Top tier video mate. I’m from London lot so naturally the history of note juss England but all the surrounding islands and nations has always fascinated me innit

@@scintillam_dei that awkward moment when it's still majority whit English....anyway is ee u every where sucking off the Spanish from central America

@@kacgb5315 No it's not. White English is the minority in London. I live in North London and all i see are Muslims and Arabs every day. They are even more common than black people and mixed people like myself.

I came here because of serie LTK to understand better england

Umm no, but it certainly educate people who hates reading history books

@@EfficientTrout i live coutry rarely find history books from other countries

Facts aren’t that accurate. Just kind of shows what life was like and how brutal the Vikings were. And the constant struggle for power, land and wealth. Funny thing about the show is Uhtred the Bold never met Alfred the Great. Alfred was king from 871-899… while Uhtred died in the year 1016 over 100 years apart from their deaths. Many characters were based on real people just not as historically accurate.

@@justsayin4117 yeah also shows sithric was killed by edward however this video shows he held Northumbria even after Edward's death and was later under uthred who acted as a buffer and wasn't under any oaths🗿 I understand the show wouldn't be interesting if it was straight to the point & had no court intrigues

Not met many English people have you Enrico ? they despise each other like no other race or country .

@@pablosaintmarr3223 unfortunately I never went to UK, I can't confirm it, I could trust you about this. But every folk around the world has its pros and cons... we Italians too, of course. 😂😉

@@pablosaintmarr3223 the fact you have a Scottish banner of the the jack shows you are either Incredibly bitter and hate English A troll

@@pablosaintmarr3223 that's straight up not true. Northerners and southern joke with each other based on stereotypes but that's that far from hate

Your own country’s unification I studied at school and found it very interesting

If they murdered one million of your people would you still have same view genocide 🤔 sure Portuguese are colonizer's too

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@@user-ot1yt5zx9v USA enslaved many blacks. The Southern culture not highly regarded by their descendants! Spain killed or enslaved much of the Americas. Yet Latin Americans tend to regard Spain highly. Always thought that odd. Go back far enough, you personally might decide to hate every nation. And maybe you do.

@@user-ot1yt5zx9v they won both world wars, they can't commit genocide

@@Lau2856. They murdered one million Irish genocide 🤔 murdered millions of native American tribes 🤔 Churchill himself lead soldiers to war in India and murdered millions of people genocide 🤔 what history are you people learning!! 🤔

Nowhere was the name "Lord Uhtred of Bebbanburg" mentioned 😅

@@bluehatmusique lol know what killed me with the show ,Uhtred trying to sound like a viking shocking voice ,Destiny is all , even my fellow Scot h Mark Rowley plays Finan great actor ,Osferth how was wee mong in their band ,now pays Amon in HOTD 1 with patch on his eye

Vikings more fun though

Their is, the last kingdom. Probably the most underrated tv show on Netflix. It even had a good finish unlike game of thrones which was inspired by another part of English history.

The Last Kingdom comes close

Yep,they should but speak the truth don’t leave out how they went to many other countries(African,India), where they raped,and killed.They stripped those countries of their natural resources,made plenty of $$$,then they put nothing back.Those countries,and many other are very poor places,where there’s starvation.So you’re right don’t leave that part out!!!!!!!!!!!!

@@gregorygause1427 DILLIGAF? BTW we use £ not $, which predate them by a millennia 🙄

@@mikehunt8968 well whatever it was,give what they stole give back to all the natives of that land they stole from.

Yes, it is interesting that while England often garners such nationalism, that the majority of people here (aside from descendents of the original Briton Celts and Picts, and Scandinavians), are of Germanic Saxon origin. English is full of the sons of the old German Saxons and (to a lesser extent) Angles. :o)

There's lots of English accents that come from the original britons. The Northern accent, the accent in Anglia the accent in Bristol. We are half anglo-saxon half briton

Similarly Germany has an eventful time in it’s formation, and generally we aren’t taught much about you guys until we get to the 20th century. It would be interesting to have a similar production as to how your country developed. It would obviously have to be broadcast in English, as everyone is aware as to very few of us know your language, apart from ‘war sprung dork technique,’ and we all think that’s to do with the Audi’s suspension.

@@BobC250 worth mentioning that Germany does not equate to Magna Germania nor Germanic the same way Britannia does not equate to Great Britain, they have merely borrowed former names Calling the English Germans is just as logical as calling Germans Russian or French… aka not true at all. Otherwise all of Continental Europe could just be assumed as the exact same too.

You're not getting it back, Saxon.

I live a couple of miles from Ravensthorpe and let me tell you it's nothing like the game. You really wouldn't want to live there...

@@rufiorules wait so ravensthorpe is a real-world place?

@@rayulena720 sure is! On the road between Dewsbury and Huddersfield in Yorkshire. It was quite funny to hear there was a game being made based around it. It is NOT worth a visit. There is a lot of history in this area, which is why I'm looking forward to playing it at some point to see if there's anything I can recognise. Sandal castle and Pontefract castle are local and important places, but I think they're a lot later on in the timeline, more War of the Roses than The Vikings.

@@rufiorules why it's not recommended to visit?

@@rufiorules The Ravensthorpe in Valhalla looks like it's in Nottinghamshire on the map

I think the graphics are incorrect, northern boundary of Strathclyde was the clyde river (Glasgow) so it was significantly bigger than in the graphic. Likewise Northumbria extended all the way to River forth (Edinburgh).

Yeah, hence Danes.... People from Denmark = Danes.

In hindsight, filling a monastery on the North East coast of England full of riches and having only monks to protect it may have not been a good idea.

The Angles came from southern Schleswig, interfacing with the Saxons further to the south. They were not Danes. Centuries later the Germans and Danes had wars over this area of land, both claiming it as their own. This gave rise to the 'Schleswig-Holstein Question' that Lord Palmerston famously remarked, "Only three people have ever really understood (it)....the Prince Consort, who is dead, a German professor who has gone mad, and I, who have forgotten all about it."

For the first viking raids: The common belief is that those who attacked Lindisfarne came from modern day Norway. But if you have contrary sources I would love to hear them. A google search also talks about a raid 3 years before: “ Archbishop Alcuin of York on the sacking of Lindisfarne. The first known account of a Viking raid in Anglo-Saxon England comes from 789, when three ships from Hordaland (in modern Norway) landed in the Isle of Portland on the southern coast of Wessex.

Britain is a Country - Scotland and England were Kingdoms that existed in the Middle Ages. No other Country on the Planet recognises either of them as Countries.

Do you also want to know that you killed, looted and unstablised your ex colonies to get where you are now 🧐

@@ov9322 I've never killed anyone - how about you ?

@@ov9322 😭😭😭Boo-hoo, so sad

@@ov9322 name a country that hasn't done that

Black history is like that, thats why we are thee only people you chase across time and the planet, nothing compares

On my main channel, I make videos with subtitles in 3 languages for folk tunes of different nations. You are also invited. :) ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-QzFvY39H57U.html

Thanks dude, you'll have to come to England for a visit some time. We'd love to have you ❤🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

@@jackwhitehead5233 thanks dude, yes, in fact I was always planning to go there 1 day