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The charge at Feldlager 2023 was the pinnacle moment in the event and a new milestone in our understanding of medieval history.
There have been many recreations of historical cavalry charges, but what is significant about Feldlarger 2023 is the number and quality of heavily armored knights unified in a single formation. In total, there were 36 horses and riders which represent almost two full cavalry squadrons in the 15th century. This moment represents one of the best recreation charges with some of the most accurate reconstructions of full plate armor in the world.
Feldlarger 2023 was hosted by Arne Koets at Brandenburg Castle, Lauchröden.

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@dinosaurwoman
@dinosaurwoman 8 месяцев назад
As a horse owner, I am thrilled to see such an excellent quality of riders. These are people who understand horses and horsemanship, and it shows. Thanks for sharing this.
@mmckeating3800
@mmckeating3800 8 месяцев назад
As a 15th century war of the roses reenactor, it is for me a window in to Richard the thirds charge to try an end the Battle of Bosworth early. He charged with his own small group of knights. The armour is totally late 15th century.
@miloshavlik5952
@miloshavlik5952 8 месяцев назад
And you can stab them with a pike!
@simonjunge2587
@simonjunge2587 8 месяцев назад
riding in armor is not thaat hard but seeing where your buddy goes xD i didnt hit shit the first 50 to 80 lancecharges on the roland
@simonjunge2587
@simonjunge2587 8 месяцев назад
they made me practice in full summerheat complete gear with helmet and visir down
@kalinkamylove
@kalinkamylove 7 месяцев назад
@@mmckeating3800tak pewnie tylko Anglicy mieli takie zbroje w 15 c stad taki twój ograniczony komentarz 😂😂
@Evan-rj9xy
@Evan-rj9xy 9 месяцев назад
Her: "Guys only want one thing and it's disgusting." What guys really want: 0:39
@ReplyToMeIfUrRetarded
@ReplyToMeIfUrRetarded 6 месяцев назад
What i want is Theosis.
@fansofst.maximustheconfess8226
@fansofst.maximustheconfess8226 4 месяца назад
@@ReplyToMeIfUrRetarded Amén! +IC XC NIKA
@wojtek1582
@wojtek1582 Месяц назад
Ride in plate armor against the enemies? As the great King Conan once said: "To crush your enemies, see them driven before you, and to hear the lamentations of their women."? ;)
@sandervanbouwelen1187
@sandervanbouwelen1187 9 месяцев назад
Imagine being an infantry man and watch those horses come at you. Scary as hell!!
@nathanborg7753
@nathanborg7753 8 месяцев назад
Trust me, it was! Being infantry there, we got a few chances to get charged by cavalry - definitely an experience to remember. Worth keeping up with the content to see when footage of cavalry on infantry content is released.
@eugenioderose6628
@eugenioderose6628 8 месяцев назад
The only way to survive a cavalry charge Is hold position and don't run away ,if some run the other follow and they are all death because horses are Faster and if they take you from behind no chance to survive
@robertsprankle6127
@robertsprankle6127 8 месяцев назад
"Protect me, pokey stick!"
@Specter_1125
@Specter_1125 8 месяцев назад
@@eugenioderose6628you also need to be a bit lucky. Good cavalryman can charge home even if you hold your ground, especially if they have barding. And that’s if they hit you from the front.
@bbaydogdu
@bbaydogdu 8 месяцев назад
If I have a pointy stick with me longer then theirs I got nothing to be afraid of. I bet my money on horsy will refuse to run at my pike and impale itself.
@jangradon6677
@jangradon6677 9 месяцев назад
Wow! Looks great and it was a great experience to take part in this.
@siekensou77
@siekensou77 9 месяцев назад
were there formation calls and such? would have been nice to hear those is you had then during
@IronCrownWorkshop
@IronCrownWorkshop 8 месяцев назад
Yes there were and particularly during the battle (not shown here yet)
@saintsone7877
@saintsone7877 5 месяцев назад
@@siekensou77 In the Polish/Lithuanian Winged Hussars outfits the participants had often been training since they were 7 years old or even less and had the best armour and weapons money could buy at the time. It is said the horsemanship was so good two hussars could gallop side by side and not drop a coin between the two riders so tight was the formation. What we see in recreations is poor in comparison to the real thing at the time as the horses were also a special breed and to sell one outside the Commonwealth resulted in the death penalty to anyone who did so. Horses today cannot recreate the scenes as they are not specially bred or trained for such combat like the horses of the era. Stand in any field and hear 10-20 horses at a full gallop coming towards you and it is easy to imagine the enemy of the day fleeing on the battlefield when more than 100+ Hussars are charging towards them. You cannot teach or practise the bravery needed to stand your ground against such forces when to do so meant certain death. Only when weaponry and tactics made direct charges into an infantry unit impossible did these glorious Hussars become obsolete. I heard somewhere that their armour was tested and proven to withstand the musket shots at the time. The rider would feel a small thud on the body but little else so could continue riding at a gallop toward a standing infantry line. Poor infantryman. And great job by the riders for giving a small look at how a formation would look like. Even experienced horsemen can not match those Hussars who were trained from childhood to ride in tight formation so great job by the horsemen in the clip.
@metatronyt
@metatronyt 8 месяцев назад
Exceptional. Truly
@joelhunter741
@joelhunter741 8 месяцев назад
It was a awe inspiring spectacle to behold in person
@IronCrownWorkshop
@IronCrownWorkshop 8 месяцев назад
So far, this is largest and realest cavalry charge brought to reality by the 15th Century living history community. As you said, Hollywood take notes! Not only is it possible but the attention to detail gives the depth and feeling no amount of epic music can fabricate. Seeing it in person was an awe-inspiring experience. Come to the next Feldlarger and see it for yourself?
@owwh2976
@owwh2976 8 месяцев назад
Nice seing celebraties in comments. love your contet (Both of you)
@maciejniedzielski7496
@maciejniedzielski7496 5 месяцев назад
Is it famous Metatron from Italie/ US . Btw this IS reenacting of 1410 Tannenberg / Grunwald battle. Poland - Lithuanie (with Ruthenie) vs Chevaliers Teutoniques and their allies
@maciejniedzielski7496
@maciejniedzielski7496 5 месяцев назад
1410 15th July
@wolfgangkrischke3381
@wolfgangkrischke3381 8 месяцев назад
So incredibly impressive! If I only was 20 years younger... I'd love to be with you all. Very very thrilling, that attack. Thanks for sharing!
@LukeDelBinkey
@LukeDelBinkey 8 месяцев назад
It would have been an honor to have you ride with us again Wolfgang!
@airnt
@airnt 8 месяцев назад
that is high praise from you, my dear friend and riding master.
@davgham
@davgham 7 месяцев назад
If only I was 40 years younger....
@GoblinxChild
@GoblinxChild 8 месяцев назад
As a big fan of medieval history, I always wondered why exactly cavalry charges were so impactful on the battlefield when they seemed to be so easily countered by spear/pike walls. It was mentioned in a documentary I recently watched that the biggest effect was often psychological (hence the term "shock" cavalry). I wasn't totally convinced but thought "Sure, I guess that made sense." As a photographer, I do a lot of high school grad sessions over the summer, and my name was tossed around a local equestrian club for senior photos. It wasn't until I had ONE horse trot by me for action shots that I truly understood just how intimidating it could be. They're massive, powerful animals. I had to fight the urge to move out of the way with a single horse trotting 6 feet off to the side of me. I can't even imagine what it would feel like to stare down a hundred of them, fully armored, sprinting directly towards you.
@mittag6326
@mittag6326 8 месяцев назад
They aren't easily countered with spears. Pikes - yes, but pikes become popular only towards late middle ages, and they were in fact one of major factors why shock cavalry stopped being dominant force. As for spears - the thing is, for a spear formation to effectively stop cavalry charge in the suitable terrain it requires front rows to be pretty much suicidally disciplined. And we know it's not gonna happen. And while it's also dangerous for the riders to charge onto spears, its not nearly as dangerous, and they have far larger chance of survival than their enemies. So it's just easier for them.
@JosefGustovc
@JosefGustovc 8 месяцев назад
Actually pikes can be fenced with and displaced by the knights with their lances. You can literally fish them up with a cavazione motion and deflect them upwards and sideways. And your buddies can do the same. You can get three or four pikes with a single lance, thus creating gaps you can ride into. Then the second and third line of cavalry can stab the infantry while the first line is busy riding forward and parrying away more incoming pikes. Let's not forget that pike bloks weren't usually that deep. Maybe three ranks at most. They were big squares yes, but they were hollow with other troops inside, like gunners, halbardiers or even cavalry.
@IronCrownWorkshop
@IronCrownWorkshop 8 месяцев назад
Theh certainly are a intimidating sight! Even when you know they are not aiming on killing you they still strike awe and fear with the sheer movement of all those bodies and steel all at once
@valeriobrayda3375
@valeriobrayda3375 8 месяцев назад
Think that a warhorse was much bigger and heavier than those in the film.
@JosefGustovc
@JosefGustovc 8 месяцев назад
@@valeriobrayda3375 No, they are about the right size. Actually, some of the horses in the video are bigger than a medieval warhorse would have been.
@gowensbach2998
@gowensbach2998 5 месяцев назад
It almost seemed like the horses were proud as well. Especially the few in front...very majestic. Magnificent to all of you.
@rubberdc
@rubberdc 9 месяцев назад
Takes SOME strength to handle the lances and BOY those men are sexy as hell in armour , close fitting steel armour , they look absolutely phenomenal!
@rubberdc
@rubberdc 8 месяцев назад
@@AzathothTheGreat for me it is the fetish of bondage that holds me. The suiting up in a steel suit all fitted to one of those guys is very erotic .
@peterspatling3151
@peterspatling3151 8 месяцев назад
I don't want to ruin your day but a lot of these guys are actually ladies in armour ;)
@valeriobrayda3375
@valeriobrayda3375 8 месяцев назад
​@@peterspatling3151, "E le chiome dorate al vento sparse, giovane donna in mezzo il campo apparse" Lodovico Ariosto - "Gerusalemme Liberata".
@relivinghistory710
@relivinghistory710 8 месяцев назад
Absolutely outstanding. Quality horsemanship & Quality armour.
@aprussianhussar
@aprussianhussar 9 месяцев назад
Really cool. Awesome footage and even better looking guys on horses. Love it. And I am starting to think about doing something in 15th century, too!
@holypaladin4657
@holypaladin4657 8 месяцев назад
You are homo?
@peterspatling3151
@peterspatling3151 9 месяцев назад
Connor did a really good job filming this! :)
@connorh5335
@connorh5335 9 месяцев назад
Thanks man
@Cleeon
@Cleeon 7 месяцев назад
Hmm 🤔you guys are the part of this show?
@marytodd5074
@marytodd5074 8 месяцев назад
Just showed your video to Terri. Blew his mind. What an absolutely incredible adventure. 😊
@Kroiznacher
@Kroiznacher 8 месяцев назад
This alone is quite impressive And just think about it that a battle might be ten to hundred times that many horses
@airnt
@airnt 8 месяцев назад
this was about 36 riders, most charges in the 15th century tend to be about 300-2000 riders. Later charges get MUCH larger, with up to 17000 riders in some extremely large attacks. So i suppose the countercharge on the lancastrian flanking maneuvre at Tewkesbury was only about 10 times as large as this, yet decided that battle to a very large degree.
@nm425
@nm425 8 месяцев назад
I just don’t get all the positive feedback on this. There is no discernible battle formation at all
@fiddlesticks7245
@fiddlesticks7245 8 месяцев назад
@@nm425 The very obvious two lines they form just went over your head huh? Have you ever considered breathing with your nose?
@asdefull
@asdefull 6 месяцев назад
people are impressed this was possible at all, weapons, armor and horses arent exactly everywhere nowadays, combine that with training on the people and horses, the fact that this video exists is an achievement@@nm425
@real5teel
@real5teel 9 месяцев назад
Awesome! Made me goosebumps! Love it
@knightshousegames
@knightshousegames 8 месяцев назад
Imagine what this must sound like. Imagine this sound with 10 times this many men and horses in a real battle. It must've been an incredible but terrifying sound
@sirrathersplendid4825
@sirrathersplendid4825 8 месяцев назад
In real life it’s actually not very noisy. I’ve seen a number of re-enactor/ movie charges on horseback and it’s much quieter than you’d imagine. If two opponents actually came to contact things might be very different.
@eyepet2010
@eyepet2010 8 месяцев назад
you haven't seen 800 persons on horses charging, so i am not buying your comment,@@sirrathersplendid4825
@airnt
@airnt 8 месяцев назад
the bells... so many bells.... sounds a bit like a christmas sled convention. this is about a re-enforced squadron, squadrons in the 15th century tended to be 20-25 riders, sometimes re-enforced by another 25 'coustilliers'. Many battlefield charges were done with multiple squadrons put together to make a battlefield unit. we read of anywhere from 300 (battle of Tewkesbury, for instance) to 2000 riders in one unit. Nevertheless many raids and feudal wars had smaller units operating. Operating 1-2 squadrons is a known phenomena. Here we were aiming for a feudal ... well.. feud... and there having 36 riders is not that off. it is definately on the low side. But the ratio of 3-4 infantery per 1 cavalry is about as low as it gets in medieval europe. (roughly the equivalent of the Reichsaufgebot troops marching to Neuß) the burgundian army had 2/3s mounted and 1/3 meant to fight mounted... of the ordinance, anyway... the feudal levies were more cavalry than that and the city militias more infantry.
@bellgrand
@bellgrand 7 месяцев назад
@@sirrathersplendid4825 That said, the Winged Hussars' wings were intentionally designed to make noise as they closed in at a gallop. It frightened the enemy and their horses.
@sirrathersplendid4825
@sirrathersplendid4825 7 месяцев назад
@@bellgrand - I’m sorry to say that’s simply not true. There have been numerous reconstructions and experiments and the wings simply don’t make a noise. They are frightening to look at, especially for horses 🐴, which can get spooked by things they don’t understand.
@josephvisnovsky1462
@josephvisnovsky1462 8 месяцев назад
AMAZING Spectacle! Now imagine a troop of lances in medieval times almost knee to knee barreling down towards your rank and file!
@IronCrownWorkshop
@IronCrownWorkshop 8 месяцев назад
Exactly, just a glimpse but a very good glimpse into what it must have been like
@SiberHavoc
@SiberHavoc 8 месяцев назад
Now just imagine like 5000+ of these... holy moly that would be terrifying.
@IronCrownWorkshop
@IronCrownWorkshop 8 месяцев назад
Right!
@Magic.Happens
@Magic.Happens 8 месяцев назад
I’m from America and may I say this was just stunning!
@maxgried
@maxgried 8 месяцев назад
Happy to be a part of this 😊
@suleimansufianov5702
@suleimansufianov5702 4 месяца назад
Great work, and a lot more ahead! Saddles, horse plates, blinders, charge speed.
@thetruth45678
@thetruth45678 9 месяцев назад
Metatron audience incoming....
@Transgender-ProphetMohammed
@Transgender-ProphetMohammed 9 месяцев назад
Maybe😂
@G_Flash84625
@G_Flash84625 9 месяцев назад
Is there an issue because of that?
@thetruth45678
@thetruth45678 9 месяцев назад
@@G_Flash84625 Only if you don't like pizza.
@G_Flash84625
@G_Flash84625 9 месяцев назад
@@thetruth45678 I love pizza ^.^
@metatronyt
@metatronyt 9 месяцев назад
@@G_Flash84625 But do you put pineapples on said pizza?
@bvbxiong5791
@bvbxiong5791 6 месяцев назад
ah yes, the classic and super effect uphill charge!
@airnt
@airnt 5 месяцев назад
it is usually easier to do so, and especially at the end the engagement is easier. there is, of course, plenty of uphill charges in history, famously in Hastings a whole bunch, but perhaps more interesting for the sake of argument the uphill charges at the battle of Neuß that were the lion share of the fighting before the rout set in. Both sides charged uphill and the Burgundians were quite effective in taking the hillock overlooking the German camp.but there are many many more examples. Speed is not that much suffering, despite this being quite a substantial slope. The speed is primarily a factor in reducing the number of shots and being a tricker target to hit. In the impetous of the engagment of the enemy formation the formation desity matters, but also the commitment of the horse stride and the ability to use the forces of the horses. So sometimes slower is actually more forcefull. also in this area the only two choices were uphill or downhill... there was just no flat ground at all. the downhill charge is really more problematic with this amount of slope. Up until some degree you can gallop downhill but these slopes are really tricky. This is quite different in other parts of Europe where sometimes there is no slope around that steep for hundreds of miles (like Norhtern france or Belgium has large tracks with , at most, really shallow gradients.) A downhill charge on a more gradual slope is quite a different matter. all the cav vs cav charges were uphill vs downhill in this event, and without fail the uphill won. Better coordination, better impetous, better sight, better control over the enemies lance in the engagement, fencing with the weapons, better hitting (and harder), horses much better on the riders' aids, and so forth.
@robinrehlinghaus1944
@robinrehlinghaus1944 9 месяцев назад
Most impressive. Lovely camerawork.
@wo.959ironwolfcosplay7
@wo.959ironwolfcosplay7 9 месяцев назад
FOR SIGMAR!
@ericcarlile9065
@ericcarlile9065 9 месяцев назад
Very cool guys!
@santekozmicov
@santekozmicov 9 месяцев назад
absolutely stunning
@Baulx138
@Baulx138 8 месяцев назад
looking forward to more!
@burebor9940
@burebor9940 9 месяцев назад
That is awesome!
@theghosthero6173
@theghosthero6173 9 месяцев назад
Filmed very well!
@TheGrenadier97
@TheGrenadier97 15 дней назад
I can only imagine the skill necessary to be a knight back then. Truly an elite.
@Shellll
@Shellll 6 месяцев назад
I play a lot of Total War. Brings a tear to my eye to see the real thing
@herschelmayo2727
@herschelmayo2727 8 месяцев назад
For one, brief, shining moment
@pixelhistoricalwarriors
@pixelhistoricalwarriors 8 месяцев назад
This is the best thing I've seen in a while
@MaefigHistory
@MaefigHistory 9 месяцев назад
Love to attend one of these days! You lads did well and served the Kaiser well!
@alexanderren1097
@alexanderren1097 9 месяцев назад
Ride now! Ride for ruin And the world’s ending DEATH DEATH DEATH!!!
@IronCrownWorkshop
@IronCrownWorkshop 8 месяцев назад
If only we could edit it copyright free... not on YT at least
@franciscoalbertorojas5379
@franciscoalbertorojas5379 4 месяца назад
This is something you do with your absolute best friends.
@DmyBy
@DmyBy 6 месяцев назад
Thanks!
@Jim58223
@Jim58223 9 месяцев назад
This is epic. Was Toby there as well? I spotted Arne
@IronCrownWorkshop
@IronCrownWorkshop 9 месяцев назад
He certainly was! In the front line too
@Jim58223
@Jim58223 9 месяцев назад
@@IronCrownWorkshopWas he on the horse with the tan barding? And Is that Jason Kingsley with the long hair?
@jangradon6677
@jangradon6677 9 месяцев назад
@@Jim58223 Toby is in the second line on a dun horse with black leather trappings. The rider with long hair is Dario Cattaneo. Jason was not there.
@LukeDelBinkey
@LukeDelBinkey 9 месяцев назад
I was riding the horse with the leather barding. Toby was behind me i think.
@Jim58223
@Jim58223 9 месяцев назад
@@LukeDelBinkey Awesome. Is this held every year? Can anyone come to view it? Thanks
@Galejro
@Galejro 5 месяцев назад
Just imagine the cost of all this, full plate armor is like 10-15k USD the weapons and extra gear like 5k USD, horse itself I hear is relatively cheap sometimes the price of a dog but the upkeep is expensive AF... And that's just one man. This scene costed a fortune! Now imagine this multiplied like 20-fold back in the day.
@IronCrownWorkshop
@IronCrownWorkshop 5 месяцев назад
That's correct, we did a rough estimate in the days after and the scene was somewhere around $3,000,000 everything all totalled not to mention the man hours unpaid for in passion and dedication to make, train and upkeep everything. It's all of these converging factors and that they were in the one place at the same time that makes this a miraculous event
@mr31337
@mr31337 8 месяцев назад
Amazing that this video from the 15th Century is in colour, I was expecting it to be black & white!
@CBRN-115
@CBRN-115 7 месяцев назад
What a glorious sight
@Watcher-in-the-Dark
@Watcher-in-the-Dark 6 месяцев назад
This is already beautiful and amazing. It would be even further impressive in the day, now imagine proper Warhorses, the largest Breeds and suited up with Barding as these Knights charge into packed ranks of soldiers. A armored cavalry charge is something truly amazing and intimidating!
@JosefGustovc
@JosefGustovc 6 месяцев назад
But lots of those horses there are proper medieval warhorse size and build. You are perhaps thinking of huge draft breeds like a modern Frisian, which has nothing to do with XVth century warhorses.
@airnt
@airnt 5 месяцев назад
these horses are mostly on the large side already, although pretty many were just touching the top of the range for 15th century horses. We were pretty happpy with ourselves having 3 of the horses in full barding. If you look closely you do see Murgese and Bolounais horses in there. So some drafts joined us. The most proper warhorses were explicitly see to be spanish, Neapolitan, barb... in the 15th century italian sources. The spanish (and lusitano) horses are a large part of this group. the build and size is , if anything, airing to the larger side.
@jankramolis8658
@jankramolis8658 9 месяцев назад
This is the coolest thing I have ever seen
@MOR1S4N
@MOR1S4N 7 месяцев назад
Holy Moly!
@dadventuretv2538
@dadventuretv2538 8 месяцев назад
Awesome! Would love to hear the sound of the horses and the armor though
@antonioemilio5179
@antonioemilio5179 8 месяцев назад
Beautiful! 😍
@NumenYT
@NumenYT 4 месяца назад
Do you mind if I use and edit this footage and similar re-enactment videos on the channel for one of my videos? It's a medieval historical video and this footage and the reenactment itself is amazing. I'll give full credit and provide a link to the channel here
@jorgeguanche5327
@jorgeguanche5327 9 месяцев назад
I saw there a lot of work and effort.❤
@Wodens-Wolf
@Wodens-Wolf 4 месяца назад
Very cool!
@ozwsda430
@ozwsda430 7 месяцев назад
stunning
@13thcentury
@13thcentury 9 месяцев назад
Bloody good 👍 love it
@PROVOCATEURSK
@PROVOCATEURSK 8 месяцев назад
When border protection was a serious matter.
@ValefarSoulslayer
@ValefarSoulslayer 8 месяцев назад
holy cow! I trained as ground guy with some cavalryman and I can say: having only 2 horses charge at u is terrifying (they were trying to get as close to me as possible,1 horse left, one right, as close as possible... imagining not 2 but 50 horses trying to kill you... insane
@arasmohammadi3763
@arasmohammadi3763 7 месяцев назад
Perfect bro
@j.w.9669
@j.w.9669 8 месяцев назад
Looked beautiful
@billmmckelvie5188
@billmmckelvie5188 8 месяцев назад
Thank goodness, there was a transcript of this 2023 event, as the title looked like click bait. It would be interesting to note whether there was riders from the UK as we do quite a bit of re-enactment. Very impressive to put 36 knights on horseback in full armour.
@LukeDelBinkey
@LukeDelBinkey 8 месяцев назад
Dr Capwell is riding in this group. Others were invited but were not able to attend. There were a few more Brits in the infantry formations.
@tomoffinland123
@tomoffinland123 8 месяцев назад
Damn, they really had some really good quality cameras already in the 15th century.
@jeremiahshine
@jeremiahshine 9 месяцев назад
I could hear the horses saying, "Hold me back! Hold me back!".
@catdaddy8603
@catdaddy8603 8 месяцев назад
I'm not going to lie. That was awesome.
@Hidden_Limit
@Hidden_Limit 2 месяца назад
I really like when they recreate this old things.
@marcfrancisteodoro7720
@marcfrancisteodoro7720 7 месяцев назад
Amazing!
@Picatoste99
@Picatoste99 8 месяцев назад
Se ve impresionante 👏 Imagínense en su lugar a cientos o miles de jinetes, puro espectáculo.
@chivalricmedia
@chivalricmedia 8 месяцев назад
What a sight that must've been to behold!
@IronCrownWorkshop
@IronCrownWorkshop 8 месяцев назад
It certainly was. Awe inspiring is an understatement
@user-bf2nb3tm8f
@user-bf2nb3tm8f 4 месяца назад
props to the guy filming this back in 1400
@TheItalianoAssassino
@TheItalianoAssassino 9 месяцев назад
schön umgesetzt 👍
@531efe
@531efe 4 месяца назад
Amazing, I could imagine having horses to get use to armor and noise of a gang would cost great attention
@KingMoogoe
@KingMoogoe 8 месяцев назад
Is there a version without the music and with Audio?
@connectedharddancemusic
@connectedharddancemusic 8 месяцев назад
Wow, this was amazing. Imagine Hernan Cortes, Sandoval, Ordaz, Alvarado, Olid and the gang charging the aztecs in 1519. They should create a movie or tv series about these events. Cortes only had 16 horses, but it was enough to shatter hundreds or even thousands of native americans. The equipment of the Conquistadores was quite similar to this video. Unlike the popular image we all have of them (based on pop culture and media), the real spanish adventurers that took part in the expeditions in the early 1500's hade a more "medieval" look to them. More akin to the 1400's, like in this video. No morion helmets - instead, lots of sallets, cabasetes and kettle helmets. ⚔️🐎
@DilophoMS
@DilophoMS 8 месяцев назад
No interest in guys who commited genocite.
@Picatoste99
@Picatoste99 8 месяцев назад
​@@DilophoMSshut up, red
@eyepet2010
@eyepet2010 8 месяцев назад
i actually prefer to see another battles with much more cavalry , not just 16 lol that's some western style shit (y soy español asi que..)
@cezary2643
@cezary2643 8 месяцев назад
Ale ja tam widzę chorągiew z orłem polskich Piastów... a zbroje z końca XVI wieku
@martinmoc4173
@martinmoc4173 4 месяца назад
This is very nice video. Im stunned! Good work for everyone! (sorry, I just returned from concert Lord of The Rings) in middle Europe - Czech Republic) :) Good lick )
@dreist43
@dreist43 8 месяцев назад
Really cool
@jaguarholly7156
@jaguarholly7156 8 месяцев назад
Thats badass
@CMon_Jack
@CMon_Jack 9 месяцев назад
Thought this was awesome, but it would have been cool to see a sharp increase in speed at the end.
@airnt
@airnt 8 месяцев назад
i think we tried on one of the two takes, these shots are cut together so the actual chronological sequence might be a little misleading. i don't know how much you would be able to tell, though, as the terrain gradually became steeper and there is not that much reference in the shot We probably went from about 30km/h to about 35 km/h or so in this one. But that is a guess on how it felt, we might be able to tell you later what it was exactly. These two charges were about 200 meters long or so, this is still quite far for medieval standards, whereas later charge ranges increased to about 700 meters around 1900AD. A bow can low an arrow to aobut 180m, but just trotting at that range probably means the entire unit is out of the beating zone by the time the arrows land, from about 100 m we are seeing far more probability of hit and an increase of speed makes it much fewer impacts again in the approach. the actual interaction with the enemy formation being charged was more important to the men-at-arms at the time: cohesion and inertia of the whole formation was impportant, so loosening the formation for speed was less interesting, and a slightly slower charge with good coordination might be more succesfull, especially as the armour allows oyu to take a few arrow hits and probably simply shake them off due to the armour.
@LucLB01
@LucLB01 8 месяцев назад
This is what I’d like to see in Historical epics !
@IronCrownWorkshop
@IronCrownWorkshop 8 месяцев назад
So would we!
@rockaphett3727
@rockaphett3727 8 месяцев назад
Man that was so cool to watch, great video. May i ask, is the Red eagle flag Polish or just Crusader themed flag? 👍
@JosefGustovc
@JosefGustovc 8 месяцев назад
Polish. No crusaders in the XVth century.
@rockaphett3727
@rockaphett3727 8 месяцев назад
@@JosefGustovc Teutonic Order was still around. But yeah thx for the Info 👍
@maxgried
@maxgried 8 месяцев назад
Actually it was a banner of Duchy of Mazovia - that’s why the eagle has no crown. BTW I carried it myself 😊
@rockaphett3727
@rockaphett3727 8 месяцев назад
@@maxgried That is legit awesome. How did it feel, did you feel like a Knight? I'm sorry, it's just so cool😆
@arsenysemin7391
@arsenysemin7391 8 месяцев назад
Some mountain guys with very long sticks: bruh
@zarzavattzarzavatt9309
@zarzavattzarzavatt9309 8 месяцев назад
Great! On an event terrain it would've looked even cooler :)
@alexbort3082
@alexbort3082 4 месяца назад
I just can't imagine how scared the german tank crews were watching this kind of cavalry charging at them
@lantruongtuan582
@lantruongtuan582 7 месяцев назад
Wow, thats a cool Total war teaser
@YabguNizamPasha
@YabguNizamPasha 4 месяца назад
Awesome
@Namibrown
@Namibrown 8 месяцев назад
Gr8 job
@rzezwicki1980
@rzezwicki1980 6 месяцев назад
Largest clash in that time was 1410 battle of Grunwald .100 000 cavalery and infantry at once.
@themosticonicscenesinmovie8737
@themosticonicscenesinmovie8737 5 месяцев назад
Where did you get these numbers from? Lol.
@vde1846
@vde1846 8 месяцев назад
Awesome :)
@shaiksiddiq7425
@shaiksiddiq7425 6 месяцев назад
These are just about 50 horsemen imagine 1500 cavalry charge 💀
@airnt
@airnt 5 месяцев назад
yes we were happy to have a full squadron together to begin with. A lot of charges in history are hundreds or tousands, indeed. (though smaller ones are known too) This event was representing a fuedal war, where this number of combattants is not unknown (about 120 foot soldiers and 36 riders). it is amazing how difficult it is to bring even 100 riders together (like we did at the hastings re-enactment in 2006) but also keep the equipment standards high... as well as the riding and horse training standards. There is remarkably few occasions in modern life that you even see hundreds of horses together, i think the largest bunch i have ever seen was 400... in the last 25 years. Let alone under armour, and so forth.
@olegkenjin665
@olegkenjin665 6 месяцев назад
О боже мой! Как это красиво! Вы такие молодцы :D
@jaylorlegaspi3368
@jaylorlegaspi3368 8 месяцев назад
EPIC!
@messor3002
@messor3002 8 месяцев назад
Where and when can I see something like this????, I'm packing my bags
@Darth_Traitorous
@Darth_Traitorous 9 месяцев назад
Do you guys do any American reenactments? There was a battle in the American civil war that had almost 20,000 horses involved. I believe that is the world's largest Calvary fight to date.
@joelhunter741
@joelhunter741 9 месяцев назад
There are most certainly cavalry events with larger charges. The unique thing with this event is the numbers for a 15th century charge and the majority of riders in high quality full plate armour
@Abdul-Akeem_Akinloye
@Abdul-Akeem_Akinloye 8 месяцев назад
Holy hell! 20 000.
@sarahdale9968
@sarahdale9968 8 месяцев назад
I mean, the battle of Vienna has a charge of ~18 000 cavalrymen straight into the Ottomans army. The charge was led by 3000 Winged Hussars. Imagine 18000 horsemen charging at you with reckless abandon just to lift the ongoing siege on Vienna. And again, those 18000 horses were a single side of the battle here. Also, fun side note, but Tolkien apparently used that event as inspiration for the battle of the Pelenor fields(or the charge of the Rohirrims)
@Darth_Traitorous
@Darth_Traitorous 8 месяцев назад
@@sarahdale9968 imagine the American civil war with twenty thousand horses called The Battle of Bradley station it happened in eighteen sixty-three and it's the largest u.s. Calvary battle ever.
@sarahdale9968
@sarahdale9968 8 месяцев назад
@@Darth_Traitorous Yes, I am familiar with the battle, the American Civil War had some of my favourite military engagements. The battle of Brandy Station was the single largest cavalry battle on American soil, with some 11000 cavalrymen on the Union side vs some 9500 on the Confederate side. IIRC that battle was the one that firmly anchored the Union's cavalry dominance for the rest of the Civil War
@matthewct8167
@matthewct8167 8 месяцев назад
For a second I thought it was a total war footage 😮
@rustydynamo1088
@rustydynamo1088 8 месяцев назад
Bro I was just putting myself in the shoes of one of the peasants seeing that rumble towards them and got terrified
@DragonsAndDragons777
@DragonsAndDragons777 8 месяцев назад
I love this
@oliverlorenz8733
@oliverlorenz8733 8 месяцев назад
Das ist ja mal stark. Sowas sieht man selten.👍
@RendelHinote
@RendelHinote 6 месяцев назад
Now we can understand how Cavalry was a scary thing back than
@Denek_23
@Denek_23 8 месяцев назад
As a Pole, can anybody tell more about that white eagle on red background banner? Who's was it? We polish, love white eagles ;)
@airnt
@airnt 7 месяцев назад
polish contingent riding in the second line
@nationalistefrancais1473
@nationalistefrancais1473 4 месяца назад
@@airnt Its battle of Grunwald? Kingdom of Poland vs Teutonic Order??
@ledfloyd9035
@ledfloyd9035 6 месяцев назад
Being a common infantryman with little to no knowledge of proper use of weaponry or warfare (aside from stick them with the point end) must have been beyond terrifying to see a charge of heavy calvary, or God forbid a charge from the winged hussars. I imagine it would be similar to being rolled up on by a warthog.
@dank3151
@dank3151 Месяц назад
I wonder what the horses were thinking probably had fun
@bernardnegrin2504
@bernardnegrin2504 8 месяцев назад
Was Tobias Capwell there? Awesome charge.
@IronCrownWorkshop
@IronCrownWorkshop 8 месяцев назад
He certainly is. He was in that charge
@anibalraymundo6155
@anibalraymundo6155 4 месяца назад
The boys during shift change
@reverendchill128
@reverendchill128 5 месяцев назад
Are the 2nd and 3rd line supposed to lower their spears? What if the previous knight has to stop or brake?
@IronCrownWorkshop
@IronCrownWorkshop 5 месяцев назад
This is an excellent question for the cavalry experts who are lurking here
@arnekoets3085
@arnekoets3085 3 месяца назад
Yes, explicitly so. There are sources which talk about the second line reaching with their lances in front of the horses' heads in the line in front of them. There is another video with gopro footage of the combat we did, you see the wearer of the camera actually attack across a friendly horse and hit an enemy armoured rider in the armpit with his lance (primary target to bypass the armour historically)
@user-ut4ir7oz2r
@user-ut4ir7oz2r 7 месяцев назад
Супер. Получилось исторично - нет слаженности действий (здесь это уместно). Войны не могли тренироваться вместе (не было понятия учений и совместной выездки). Только при Наполеоне построение эскадрона в две линии и слаженная (монолитная) атака. По этому поводу есть видео реконструкции атаки конницы Наполеона - реконструкция силами конной полиции Франции (если я не ошибаюсь).
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