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The British dynasty on which Game of Thrones is based is skilfully brought to life
Following one of the most shocking periods in British history, a new historical docu-drama brings to life the dynasty that dragged Britain out of the dark ages and into the modern world. Ruling the country for over three hundred years, ruthlessly crushing all competition, The Plantagenet story is more shocking, more brutal and more astonishing than anything you’ll find in Game of Thrones.
Presented by acclaimed historian Dan Jones, the Plantagenets combines his scintillating story-telling with drama reconstruction and brings to life a dramatic and bloody time in England’s history.
This is history like you’ve never seen it before. Dan delivers his extraordinary take on one of the most visceral and violent chapters in British History. The series begins with Henry II, a control freak betrayed by his own wife and children after the murder of Archbishop Thomas Becket. Episode two reveals the collapse of friendship between Henry III and Simon de Montfort, spiraling into bloody civil war. Edward II’s obsession with revenge tears England apart in episode 3. Finally, episode four tells the story of the boy king tyrant, Richard II, one of the most vicious and inventive despots in history.
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@TimelineChannel
@TimelineChannel 4 года назад
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@olaff9771
@olaff9771 3 года назад
Ok
@prestonscottrumsey127
@prestonscottrumsey127 3 года назад
I totally agree 100% friends I couldn't amagine a King shouldn't owe anybody anything everyone you asked to take a holdfast and give power over to that person over that region will be the death of you if history has taught us anything it's if you're in power keep your friends close as in in your household guard and power as an advisor not anyting that they can use against you but still respect their ideas and what they have to say other than giving them real power
@Sachygraal
@Sachygraal 2 года назад
Believe it or not he’s actully my Ansestor I swear it’s true
@jeanatwood1421
@jeanatwood1421 5 лет назад
Edward II never missed an opportunity to miss an opportunity.
@alexandercharlesedwards-ace-
@alexandercharlesedwards-ace- 4 года назад
😆😆😆
@daniellelauture-conner3318
@daniellelauture-conner3318 4 года назад
Clever and true
@misshavisham3220
@misshavisham3220 4 года назад
"No good opportunity goes unsquandered."
@Ceph_Bluejay9
@Ceph_Bluejay9 4 года назад
Yep 👍
@shyfly825
@shyfly825 4 года назад
Yep 😂
@fable23
@fable23 5 лет назад
"To the people of the time, Edward could have been bedding his priest, his page boy, and his _horse,_ as long as he was governing the kingdom properly." I just felt this line needed to be highlighted.
@vikramsingh9119
@vikramsingh9119 4 года назад
What are you??a LGBT activist
@blessingsx
@blessingsx 4 года назад
@@vikramsingh9119 An animal activist. Better question - what do you have against either one of those things, hmm?
@datplace4walkthroughs956
@datplace4walkthroughs956 4 года назад
Yeah, since when have reprobates ever done anything properly? I'm glad you highlighted those things, considering the context of his idiotic rule...
@AeneasGemini
@AeneasGemini 4 года назад
@J C Your general point is sound (trying to understand a person through the lens of *their* culture, not ours) but you've basically totally undermined it with your own political bias. You took a purely historical discussion and twisted history to fit your own political narrative.
@elizabethhopkins3987
@elizabethhopkins3987 4 года назад
lol
@moriah6590
@moriah6590 6 лет назад
The Plantagenets shouldn’t have had best friends is seemingly the overall message in this documentary.
@idontgiveafaboutyou
@idontgiveafaboutyou 5 лет назад
Moriah Nickerson idk, I think Plantagenet kings like Edward lV and Richard lll had close friends who were loyal to them
@francesbell9465
@francesbell9465 5 лет назад
:D
@geliep
@geliep 5 лет назад
I so love this summary! 😂
@giantsalsa3977
@giantsalsa3977 5 лет назад
In the entire series, in fact
@darali568
@darali568 5 лет назад
"best friend"
@eric81757
@eric81757 5 лет назад
"Edward and the Dispensers" would be a good band name.
@ChrisBrengel
@ChrisBrengel 5 лет назад
love it!
@andrewyarosh1809
@andrewyarosh1809 5 лет назад
It’s Despencer.....
@Luna.3.3.3
@Luna.3.3.3 3 года назад
I think it'd be a great name for a _band_ 🎸🎶
@annnee6818
@annnee6818 3 года назад
@@andrewyarosh1809 Spelling was invented way after those guys were alive, so anything goes...
@annnee6818
@annnee6818 3 года назад
Lol, true
@surenoonehasthisname
@surenoonehasthisname 7 лет назад
Yeah...Gaveston was just his friend, his really good buddy, his close soul partner lol
@ThiaPhine
@ThiaPhine 7 лет назад
well i guess Edward's end was just the "foreplay" xD
@lucas82
@lucas82 7 лет назад
I get it though, the guy's hairdo was absolutely fabulous :)
@virusguy5611
@virusguy5611 7 лет назад
Hetero life partners XD
@kamion53
@kamion53 6 лет назад
I think it very reveiling that is stated it did not matter if Gaveston was a friend or lover of the king, he was the factor that stimulated the short sighteness of Eduard II.
@Pirate0Queen
@Pirate0Queen 6 лет назад
But they were def boyfriends tho.
@stephendavis6267
@stephendavis6267 5 лет назад
I adore this series, but I really wish Dan had been able to do an episode for each of the Plantagenets, and not just simply a handful of them. I wanted to see an episode on Richard, on John, on Edward Longshanks . . . so much history out there, and Jones has a fantastic presence and is utterly riveting to listen to.
@r.baskin8586
@r.baskin8586 2 года назад
I agree! I thought I had missed an episode and saw that no, there is no episode on those three
@loganbagley7822
@loganbagley7822 2 года назад
I agree! Regardless of people's opinions regarding Richard I, John, and Edward I, I think that they each deserve at least one episode. Edward III would take at least two episodes.
@Angie2343
@Angie2343 2 года назад
Dan's wonderful!
@Jackaljkljkl
@Jackaljkljkl 9 месяцев назад
@@loganbagley7822 People's opinions on monarchs didn't matter here, as Richard II is roundly disliked too. As far as I can tell, they went for three of the most obscure from the dynasty (i.e. Henry III, Edward II and Richard II), and then the well-known Henry II to have its beginning and end covered. The kings you mentioned have been covered so much elsewhere, so I kind of agree with this decision.
@Gabryal77
@Gabryal77 9 месяцев назад
This series is focusing on some of the less well known kings it seems ( except Henry II, but you kind of got to start with him ). They didn't even mention that Henry II's rebellious son Richard, was Richard the Lion Hearted
@maarek71
@maarek71 3 года назад
One thing this series has taught me is living in ancient England must have really sucked for a common person.
@ewww21
@ewww21 2 года назад
Probably, but at least you don't gotta deal with the petty drama and general threat of death at any moment of nobles
@doesthisfacemakemelooklike535
@doesthisfacemakemelooklike535 2 года назад
And what I’ve learned from history is that it was even more brutal if you had royal blood case in point the de pole family And Henry the eighth he actually had his own blood relative his aunt hacked to death more than anything because she had more royal blood then he did and therefore she and her relatives were threat to his throne
@cinderfox5217
@cinderfox5217 2 года назад
Well at least they didn’t have to fight in battles, to my knowledge, you had to be noble to be a knight and fight in the army, or I could just not know what I’m talking about
@Ch215t1anxyz
@Ch215t1anxyz 2 года назад
@@cinderfox5217 You are probably right about knights, but most soldiers died in the battles were commoners.
@cinderfox5217
@cinderfox5217 2 года назад
@@Ch215t1anxyz damn and here I was thinking that all the soldiers back then were knights… I have learned something today
@jcortez1314
@jcortez1314 6 лет назад
As an American I didn’t think I’d care much for the History of England or the U.K., but you Brits have such a fascinating history. Bravo! I am now on a Timeline binge. 🇺🇸
@kikiwest2001
@kikiwest2001 6 лет назад
Considering American History derived from England, our laws come from theirs.
@jcortez1314
@jcortez1314 6 лет назад
kikiwest2001 I understand that, but what I meant was I previously didn’t care for British history that didn’t involve the American colonies. I do now.
@larryfroot
@larryfroot 6 лет назад
It's truly fascinating, and there is so much of it.
@LuisSierra42
@LuisSierra42 5 лет назад
Proper US history does not have murdered Kings or any person whose genitals were publicly cut
@casualgamer2823
@casualgamer2823 5 лет назад
I personally am a lover of all things history and just seeing how those of the past can build great nations or tear them down is just fascinating. Its also incredible to see the impact of history on the modern world.
@holdmyleash2221
@holdmyleash2221 4 года назад
*Edward and Gaveston are deeply and intimately involved with each other* History buffs: "BEsT mAtEs"
@six4655
@six4655 3 года назад
The equivalent of “gal pals” xD
@RestitutorEuropa
@RestitutorEuropa 2 года назад
Shut it. It’s the complete opposite. It’s more like “oh this historical figure didn’t have a wife? He must be homosexual!”
@ura9390
@ura9390 Год назад
Besotted with Gaveston
@Whirlwinder00
@Whirlwinder00 2 месяца назад
And they were roommates
@lazy_lefty
@lazy_lefty 21 день назад
"Historians say they were best of friends" lol
@Temujin1991
@Temujin1991 5 лет назад
I'm noticing a theme here. First there's an amazing king then an incompetent one lol
@mism847
@mism847 3 года назад
Well, that’s certaintly not the case with Henry IV and Henry V
@RedGodification
@RedGodification 2 года назад
@@mism847 Wasn"t Henry V a legend among English monarchs?
@francoisdaureville323
@francoisdaureville323 2 года назад
@@RedGodification yes but both Henry 4 and 5 were very good, and they were very good
@dranna90
@dranna90 10 месяцев назад
Edward III, his son, is considered one of the greatest kings of England
@bizneat3610
@bizneat3610 4 года назад
When you take a child from her mother or endanger someone's child, the mother bites back. Elizabeth Woodville, Margaret Beaufort and Isabella.
@netflixacc1726
@netflixacc1726 4 года назад
elizabeth woodville Mother of a dynasty
@user-nd8no8yw7v
@user-nd8no8yw7v 3 года назад
Do you know the name of the actress who has played Isabella of France?
@jamellfoster6029
@jamellfoster6029 3 года назад
Exactly
@carolmorris404
@carolmorris404 3 года назад
@@netflixacc1726 whatsn't she just.so many children and so little time to conceive them. Astounding.
@May-vf4mh
@May-vf4mh 3 года назад
@@user-nd8no8yw7v I’ve tried to find out the entire cast but there doesn’t seem to be much crediting them. Isabella is apparently played by Adina Galupa though!
@Stegosoreness
@Stegosoreness 5 лет назад
If I've learned anything from this series, its that Medieval Kings probably shouldn't have had best friends
@michaelacheampong2869
@michaelacheampong2869 3 года назад
😂😂😂😂
@markjustdiditc
@markjustdiditc 6 лет назад
man that guys roar at the start of the intro is awesome, he should get into a good tv show
@abhinayamarykoshy1264
@abhinayamarykoshy1264 5 лет назад
Who is that guy?! I thought the roar was awesome, too!
@ssnarashi
@ssnarashi 5 лет назад
@@abhinayamarykoshy1264 Roger Mortimer is played by Romanian actor Cosmin Dominte.
@abhinayamarykoshy1264
@abhinayamarykoshy1264 5 лет назад
@@ssnarashi is he popular in Romania?
@ssnarashi
@ssnarashi 5 лет назад
@@abhinayamarykoshy1264 I don't know. I just found out his and the actress playing Isabella's instagram account.
@SatumainenOlento
@SatumainenOlento 5 лет назад
Like in Game of thrones and the likes.... :D
@Nolaris3
@Nolaris3 3 года назад
Fun Fact: Roger Mortimer's feud with Hugh Despenser the Younger possibly began at the Battle of Evesham (previous episode), when Roger's grandfather (also named Roger Mortimer) personally killed both Simon de Montfort and Hugh's grandfather (also named Hugh Despenser)
@writingismymagic3565
@writingismymagic3565 2 года назад
They really weren’t that creative when it came to names, were they?
@Davidofthelost
@Davidofthelost 2 года назад
@@writingismymagic3565 easier to have an heir to just have your name than have them all learn a new name. Plus the incest helped them look alike.
@venomshadowzzz2556
@venomshadowzzz2556 Год назад
Yes you are correct he’s also credited with killing Simon de Montfort via lance to the neck
@cameyyoung2972
@cameyyoung2972 5 лет назад
I love how one of the guards is like “shhhhhh” when they smother Edward.
@Yo-yo-ma150
@Yo-yo-ma150 5 лет назад
It’s crazy how so many peoples lives across generations we’re all dependent on a few kings random personalities
@alanaadams7440
@alanaadams7440 3 года назад
Especially Henry VII
@kweejibodali7009
@kweejibodali7009 3 года назад
that's why we watch this stuff.. this is us
@JTCCWB
@JTCCWB 2 года назад
Eduardo II, rei da Inglaterra é meu 18º bisavô.
@ForgottenHonor0
@ForgottenHonor0 6 лет назад
Slightly disagree about the historian's view on Bannockburn. Lancaster not showing up was a part of it, even so, Edward still outnumbered the Scots over 2-1. It was his abysmal leadership skills, lack of coordination, and ultimate spinelessness that cost him the battle. He was nowhere near the league of his father, let alone Robert the Bruce.
@larryfroot
@larryfroot 6 лет назад
Nick Craig Robert the Bruce prepared superbly. Combine that with the idiocy of where Edward placed his camps and his lines and his defeat was inevitable.
@ForgottenHonor0
@ForgottenHonor0 6 лет назад
Larry McCauley Absolutely! And you can't deny the huge morale boost the Scots got when Robert literally broke his battle-axe over the head of Henry de Bohun. Compared with Edward, safely behind walls of his men and surrounded by guards, the English must have been gobsmacked!
@larryfroot
@larryfroot 6 лет назад
Not to mention caltrops. I think the last people to use them were the Romans. The land mines of their day. Once the English attack failed, there was only one way out for Edward and his men. Into the killing zone of those river banks and escarpments. You couldn't try and find a worse situation to put yourself in.
@anonfrank546
@anonfrank546 5 лет назад
yeah, i use to hang out at the courts of Edward back then and i agree
@pr-tj5by
@pr-tj5by 5 лет назад
@@ForgottenHonor0 I do think Longshanks would have beaten Robert The Bruce though.
@JuFated
@JuFated 5 лет назад
Handing the son, the future heir to the throne to your very very angry wife and her brother, they thought that was reasonable???? He really wanted to lose this badly.
@annnee6818
@annnee6818 3 года назад
They underestimated her, to their cost
@TheOrangeType
@TheOrangeType 6 лет назад
43:23 I was genuinely expecting them to go "The Answer, of course, he wasn't... He's right here!" and he walks in to see him still sat there after hundreds of years.
@abderrezakghozlane4427
@abderrezakghozlane4427 6 лет назад
lmao me too
@caliphax70
@caliphax70 5 лет назад
You've chosen... wisely.
@glorygloryholeallelujah
@glorygloryholeallelujah 4 года назад
That would’ve been amazing!!
@MrWombatty
@MrWombatty 4 года назад
... still sitting there on a poker?
@prestontownsend862
@prestontownsend862 4 года назад
@@MrWombatty lol
@ColdasIcePrincezz
@ColdasIcePrincezz 7 лет назад
I'm mesmerized by the beautiful scene when he was walking through the valley of purple with the yellow buds on the trees that was beautiful.
@ramairgto72
@ramairgto72 6 лет назад
I had to go back and watch it again, I didn't hear a word he said. Makes me wonder if it was like it at the time. It was out of a dream...
@sharonmullins1957
@sharonmullins1957 6 лет назад
I am loving the natural scenes in the countryside.
@larryfroot
@larryfroot 6 лет назад
coldasiceprincezz Bluebells :) They carpet woodlands, esp around beech in spring.
@JohnSmith-qq8tx
@JohnSmith-qq8tx 5 лет назад
They're called bluebells.
@williamarthurfenton1496
@williamarthurfenton1496 4 года назад
That's a common sight in the UK, as long as it's the right season.
@wenthulk8439
@wenthulk8439 4 года назад
Hmm this lack of understanding that actions have consequences seems to be common among the Plantagenets.
@annbush1826
@annbush1826 3 года назад
and politicians
@sperez98324
@sperez98324 3 года назад
I think that applies to us all not just royalty 💭
@wenthulk8439
@wenthulk8439 3 года назад
@@sperez98324 Too right sir. Too right.
@oriraykai3610
@oriraykai3610 3 года назад
Yes, like who else?
@kweejibodali7009
@kweejibodali7009 3 года назад
people
@trademarktraining
@trademarktraining 5 лет назад
Yup, Edward and Gaveston were definitely getting their Renly and Loris on. SMH.
@LoneKharnivore
@LoneKharnivore 4 года назад
...where do you think GRRM got it from? He steals literally everything from history.
@franciszaldivar337
@franciszaldivar337 4 года назад
@@LoneKharnivore I think you mean that he was inspired by it
@osamazafar6264
@osamazafar6264 4 года назад
@@LoneKharnivore If it werent for him not so many people would be interested in the plantangenets.
@kensebego199
@kensebego199 4 года назад
LoneKharnivore : that's not the point of the post ya goob
@stephenmcdonagh2795
@stephenmcdonagh2795 4 года назад
Lol.
@jdlaw21
@jdlaw21 3 года назад
"Getting his mate back" is definitely an interesting way of putting it.
@PlantagenetRose
@PlantagenetRose 5 лет назад
THEY TOOK HER CHILDREN AND HE DID NOTHING?!!! CUT HIS COWARDLY THROAT, ISABELLA!!!
@stephanierayside2272
@stephanierayside2272 5 месяцев назад
Yeah 😡
@jgescreve
@jgescreve 7 лет назад
And I thought Game of Thrones was disturbing.
@ministryoftruth8499
@ministryoftruth8499 7 лет назад
Since you mention Thrones this king and his friend might have inspired Renly Baratheon and Loras Tyrell.
@Rackhark
@Rackhark 7 лет назад
Tywin Lannister is basically created after Edward "longshanks" 1. The entire GOT wars in westeros, is based on the war of the roses in England. Check those docementaries out. They are great & quite facinating to hear them talk about it:)
@kenlamtsz
@kenlamtsz 7 лет назад
Isabella - Cersei? Out of the girls, only Cersei would eat while watching someone being tortured.
@nosferatu3528
@nosferatu3528 7 лет назад
JRRM admits that GOT is inspired from history of England .. Gavistan - Lores Tyrell
@callmeswivelhips8229
@callmeswivelhips8229 7 лет назад
I believe the world has been told that Cersei was inspired by either Elizabeth Woodville, or Queen Elizabeth the 1st. Besides, Cersei married the king in her late 20's? Early 30's? Isabella married at 12.
@robnixon8832
@robnixon8832 4 года назад
The moral of the story, If you’re a Plantagenet, don’t have best friends, and also treat your wives better. Also, people called Piers and Hugh are normally a bit suspect. Although actually, that’s still applicable today.
@ms_scribbles
@ms_scribbles 5 лет назад
"Love makes fools of us all, big and little. " --William Makepeace Thackeray (1811-1863) Some more than others, it seems.
@TooJubeJM1
@TooJubeJM1 6 лет назад
Why aren't we taught this in school? We should learn about our own history. We have to make up by watching documentaries. Thankfully this is a good series.
@msinvincible2000
@msinvincible2000 5 лет назад
You are british and you weren't taught this in school?!!! What school did you attend?
@JOHN----DOE
@JOHN----DOE 5 лет назад
Read Marlowe's Edward II. It's an even juicier version.
@Veaseify
@Veaseify 5 лет назад
@@msinvincible2000 I went to a Grammar School back in the early 70's and we didn't study this period at all for 'O' or 'A' Levels. Early modern history starts in 1485 and Social & Economic history starts from the dawn of the industrial revolution. It is entirely possible to have studied history at school and not know anything about the Plantagenets.
@masada2828
@masada2828 5 лет назад
Ski Racer - history is not taught to keep the next generation ignorant, they would rather teach post modernist philosophy.
@emmilitia4241
@emmilitia4241 5 лет назад
Because schools are teaching kids on gender change, the understanding of transvestites and telling them it's ok to identify as as different gender.
@juanitarichards1074
@juanitarichards1074 4 года назад
They didn't show here the even bigger insult at Edward and Isabellas wedding feast when Edward gave most of the gifts from Isabellas French entourage and nobles, to Gaveston. He ignored his young bride and spent the whole feast celebrating with Gaveston. The French nobles walked out disgusted and sailed home to France. Even 12 year old Isabella knew she had been dishonored as new queen in her new country.
@bensonfang1868
@bensonfang1868 2 года назад
That being said, it is a good thing a 20 year old man shows no sexual/romantic interest in 12 year old
@girl1213
@girl1213 8 месяцев назад
@@bensonfang1868 Even in those days of child brides, the thought of sleeping with such a young girl was distasteful, even squeamish. But duty would compel them to do so since they often had short lives and dynasties needed heirs. So, it was more out of duty then out of any sexual or romantic desire as we modern people tend to misjudge. If they could afford to wait, they certainly would do so. One example being Queen Margaret Tudor. She was given to the 30-year-old Scottish King, James IV, at the age of 13/14 but other than consummate the marriage he didn't want to even touch her until she was of age when they started having children. But that was only possible because Scotland didn't have any wars during that time. For all his sleeping around, he preferred women closer to his own age as all his mistresses were.
@janeyrevanescence12
@janeyrevanescence12 5 месяцев назад
@@girl1213 Marriages were conducted with some brides being as young as seven. However, they wouldn’t be sleeping together until the bride was old enough to bear a child safely. Even so, for legal and religious purposes, they had the rights and privileges of marriage. There were some very rare exceptions though. Probably the most famous was Margaret Beaufort (the matriarch of the Tudor dynasty). She got pregnant at 12 and gave birth at 13, being rendered infertile as a result. And even then, people were pretty shocked.
@madiantin
@madiantin 5 лет назад
Yeah....probably not a good idea to take a mother's children from her. She might do something drastic.
@WilliamRobinson-bb6mr
@WilliamRobinson-bb6mr 5 лет назад
A lesson Richard III didn't learn.
@idontgiveafaboutyou
@idontgiveafaboutyou 5 лет назад
@@WilliamRobinson-bb6mr Elizabeth Woodville went against him so it isn't a surprise to me
@WilliamRobinson-bb6mr
@WilliamRobinson-bb6mr 5 лет назад
@@idontgiveafaboutyou Still he did take custody of her children and then they disappeared which did spark her into action.
@jungtothehuimang
@jungtothehuimang 4 года назад
As she should!
@BoatLoadsofDope
@BoatLoadsofDope 3 года назад
Not without killing her first that is.
@zbzz5815
@zbzz5815 4 года назад
Isabella and Mortimer together, I didn't see that coming. What a great episode!
@ura9390
@ura9390 Год назад
dynamite, what a way for BOTH of them to get back at Edward!
@richardIII3
@richardIII3 5 месяцев назад
Edward certainly didn't see it.
@ZiNel0422
@ZiNel0422 7 лет назад
Never take a Mother's children.
@KazenoniKakuremi
@KazenoniKakuremi 7 лет назад
I was going to report your comment as spam. But the profound mental retardation required by this spam bot developer to think *Black Magic* would be best phishing bait...is worthy of more viewers. oh and dumbass.....ppl allover the world universally hate being re-directed by their actual phone companies to an Indian call centre... you really think...they going to call voluntarily....when your name and phone country code SCREAMS india ----
@thename535
@thename535 6 лет назад
@harri WTF u talking bro?
@Heidenspross
@Heidenspross 6 лет назад
never take a she wolves cubs... she'll tear you to pieces!
@lynlynn2564
@lynlynn2564 5 лет назад
Wrong grammar
@alexanderchristopher6237
@alexanderchristopher6237 5 лет назад
@edinburgh pact well, if it's like 18, they left of their own will. Before that, never get between a mother and her kids.
@areiaaphrodite
@areiaaphrodite 3 года назад
Honestly I can't be upset with Isabella. Edward neglected her, disrespected her and humiliated her from the start. He literally left her stranded to be murdered when they stormed her castle 🤦🏼‍♀️ He had it coming 🤷🏼‍♀️
@Palosjav1
@Palosjav1 3 месяца назад
He was stupid.. Isabella was dangerous woman, she was daughter of Phillip the Fair.. Did he hear story about Netle affair?
@Therightisright
@Therightisright 2 года назад
As an American, I’ve been captivated by the medieval history of England. I wish this was taught more in school to us, since technically, this history would be our history as well.
@ura9390
@ura9390 Год назад
it certainly is the old tree than dropped the acorn that would grow into america, the histories are ultimately shared
@Iamre-born
@Iamre-born Год назад
As in the Caribbean too, especially former English colony islands
@venomshadowzzz2556
@venomshadowzzz2556 Год назад
I’m in the same exact boat as you !
@Avankiri
@Avankiri 10 месяцев назад
It is strange how fascinating English history is compared to American history. I was always bored when learning Texas and US history in school.
@deelish22
@deelish22 8 месяцев назад
Schools in the US aren't exactly known for their dedication to teaching history
@Deredeo
@Deredeo 5 лет назад
@34:13...the french king was prob like "yoooo welcome home sis!! we kept your room ready for ya!!... i was wondering when you'd be done with that buggerin' fool" XDXDXDXD!!
@Concetta20
@Concetta20 6 лет назад
When he said “The Despensers” referring to the family, I thought he said “Dispensers”. Sounds like a scary hit group from a fantasy novel, like Harry Potter or something.
@talosheeg
@talosheeg 5 лет назад
I know right? They'd be like the Scourers!
@kaylizzie7890
@kaylizzie7890 5 лет назад
Thanks for giving me an idea for my book ;)
@redforest9269
@redforest9269 5 лет назад
Yeah, it makes them sound badass. I had to keep reminding myself it was their surname.
@fkerpants
@fkerpants 5 лет назад
@@kaylizzie7890 Ya beat me to it, Karen. Keep writing and I'll look for it one day.
@charlesandrews2360
@charlesandrews2360 3 года назад
I've read a couple of Dan Jones books immediately upon finding them. I've seen this narrator in many videos I never knew it was Dan Jones himself. Awesome video.
@Nana-vi4rd
@Nana-vi4rd 3 года назад
Edward had a large enough army to defeat Robert the Bruce. He just wasn't a commander. He let the Scots decide where the battle would take place, and of course the Scots knew the land. He flubbed it from the start. He didn't need to blame Lancaster for his own stupidity.
@lindatullos9430
@lindatullos9430 Год назад
That was his excuse to go after Lancaster, his real motive is the murder of his "friend" by Lancaster.
@naomibousson
@naomibousson 6 лет назад
The kings in this family seem to have a tendency to obsess over their best 'friends'.
@six4655
@six4655 3 года назад
Yep the bestest of best “friends” indeed
@imfromtambunan
@imfromtambunan 6 лет назад
the story of a bromance that everyone else hated
@AKdsad100
@AKdsad100 5 лет назад
yeah a bromance... are you that naive?
@marlee7389
@marlee7389 5 лет назад
What bromance? 😂😂 They were so obviously skrewing
@BeeStBowie
@BeeStBowie 4 года назад
imfromtambunan #stillbetterthantwilight
@ksodz1397
@ksodz1397 4 года назад
@@AKdsad100 so why they both had children and took female lovers?
@Smoug
@Smoug 4 года назад
@@ksodz1397 they could be lovers and stil have children
@atheaalvarado6820
@atheaalvarado6820 5 лет назад
Lancaster: Lannister York: Stark
@gabimiller8181
@gabimiller8181 4 года назад
Athea Alvarado lol yes, george r r martin didn’t even try to make the names sound different 😂
@sampuatisamuel9785
@sampuatisamuel9785 3 года назад
R Martin would surely have known that the historical references were so clear that it was fun to use similar names.
@Concetta20
@Concetta20 6 лет назад
Piers Gaveston sounds like a cool spy name or alter ego of a superhero.
@joannrizkowski5985
@joannrizkowski5985 4 года назад
Breaks my heart to see these ruined castles which would have lasted 1,000 + years.
@landsea7332
@landsea7332 2 года назад
During the civil war , Parliamentary forces decided in 1649 Kenilworth Castle should be " slighted." Hence the reason why its in ruins today. However, if you ever get the chance to see Warwick Castle , I would highly recommend it .
@joannrizkowski5985
@joannrizkowski5985 2 года назад
@@landsea7332 I did go see Warwick Castle and you’re right, it was amazing!!
@MisterTutor2010
@MisterTutor2010 7 лет назад
It's like Game of Thrones without dragons.
@Annasea666
@Annasea666 5 лет назад
MisterTutor2010 no, game of thrones is rip off of real history
@alexanderchristopher6237
@alexanderchristopher6237 5 лет назад
@@Annasea666 I mean, it's a work of fiction. Oh God, please tell me no one believed that GoT is real history.
@kensebego199
@kensebego199 4 года назад
Anna KW : Rip off? Lmfao
@MercuryWolff
@MercuryWolff 3 года назад
@@kensebego199 Lmaoo right? Interesting word choice
@talosheeg
@talosheeg 3 года назад
Game of Thrones was based off the Wars of the Roses
@generalmccornflaxbo2547
@generalmccornflaxbo2547 6 лет назад
Jesus Christ I can see why Isabella is called he She-Wolf
@mikatu
@mikatu 4 года назад
She-Wolf was Arya Stark not Isabella, she was just a queen.
@chrisadlc1
@chrisadlc1 4 года назад
She was daughter of Phillip IV the King who destroyed the Knights Templar it was in her blood
@reginakonibennethum5613
@reginakonibennethum5613 4 года назад
Because she defeated her husand and took over. Women weren't allowed to rule during that time.
@Smoug
@Smoug 4 года назад
@@mikatu lol what are you talking about. She was indeed called the she-wolf of france
@ribkan4759
@ribkan4759 3 года назад
@@Smoug 😂
@geminigrrl66
@geminigrrl66 7 лет назад
Isabella was a strong young queen from the first. It didn't take the Despensers to do that. She'd already been surplanted by Piers Gaveston so held a certain amount of disdain for her husband, the king. After all she was a Capet, and the Capet were just as ruthless. Also, there seems to be evidence that Edward II was actually rescued by loyalists and spent the rest of his life as a monk.
@bradmiller2329
@bradmiller2329 5 лет назад
Never heard that one before. What sources?
@liamyoung5490
@liamyoung5490 4 года назад
Kymberlyn Reed sorry but you’re telling a really bad lie
@nicholasnelson8641
@nicholasnelson8641 4 года назад
@@bradmiller2329 Read Edward II: The Unconventional King by Kathryn Warner
@bradmiller2329
@bradmiller2329 4 года назад
@@nicholasnelson8641 Thanks! Always looking for good sources.
@SirBorisHayter
@SirBorisHayter 2 года назад
I think Mortimer by Mortimer might mention that too. He was allegedly living in northern Italy. No other evidence though.
@kbg12ila
@kbg12ila 7 лет назад
I think both Gaveston and the leader of the dispensers were with the King. The way the leader of the dispensers was killed seems to prove a point. She was burning what got in the way of her marriage.
@jasperhorace7147
@jasperhorace7147 2 года назад
Poor Isabella. What else could she do - ignored and humiliated by her husband as a very young bride. She showed strength and character finding ways to support her husband but at the same time she must have despised him. It’s no wonder she turned against him.
@lorie1482
@lorie1482 2 года назад
@@jasperhorace7147 Yesh Edward did bring this on himself no matter what his proclivities were. He was wrong and he paid for his misdeeds.
@yukimiya87
@yukimiya87 7 лет назад
Whoa Queen Isabella! 👸🏻💁🏻
@gabefrancis8306
@gabefrancis8306 6 лет назад
She's slayin.
@nicolassilva3488
@nicolassilva3488 6 лет назад
I wonder, how come we don't have a movie about her, something like Elizabeth.
@insouciantme6015
@insouciantme6015 5 лет назад
Just think of what drove her to do this. Men .... betraying her time and again ... suck that one. @StripperTipper-405
@ms_scribbles
@ms_scribbles 5 лет назад
@bryan douglas Run along back to your incel subreddit, dear. The adults are talking.
@nssherlock4547
@nssherlock4547 4 года назад
"It was a kangaroo court", 500 odd years before Australia and kangaroo's were discovered.
@annnee6818
@annnee6818 3 года назад
Well... The documentary wasn't made 500 years ago. Just as well, we wouldn't understand a word of medieval English😉
@Grisostomo06
@Grisostomo06 3 года назад
@@annnee6818 More like medieval French. That was the official language spoken by the king and his courtesans.
@francoisdaureville323
@francoisdaureville323 3 года назад
@@Grisostomo06 so? Those nobles were like 5% of the population most people spoke middle english. And in the 1300s french was already declining in england, henry 4 first language was english same as his father
@michaelcoe9824
@michaelcoe9824 2 года назад
Our influence transcends time... Isn't that right Skip?
@mike196950
@mike196950 7 лет назад
Thank you for these documentaries I have not watched one I didn't like Keep 'em coming
@donbryant58
@donbryant58 7 лет назад
the lord sure anoints some dumb ones
@ConstantineJoseph
@ConstantineJoseph 7 лет назад
those are self anointed, nothing to do with the Lord
@Athanatoi
@Athanatoi 7 лет назад
For progressives, it's a cardinal sin to criticize Christianity or Christians Kingdoms and Nations in any way.
@irondwarf66
@irondwarf66 7 лет назад
I think the dumb and crazy ones are better drama. Edward III, William I, Henry I, Henry V, and Henry VII were all very competent
@shaunsteele6926
@shaunsteele6926 6 лет назад
the Lord anointed Edward I, his son was a case of failed parenting
@ConstantineJoseph
@ConstantineJoseph 6 лет назад
Richard I can't be competent when you're like thousands of miles away from home having a good time fighting saracens and moors. A good CEO but not a good COO
@seanmcnally6658
@seanmcnally6658 Год назад
Rather telling is that Isabella’s relationship with Mortimer is frequently referred to as adulterous and yet Edward’s affairs are passed off as good mates.
@philippekogler
@philippekogler 7 лет назад
Wow, the actress playing Isabelle de France is pretty!
@philippekogler
@philippekogler 7 лет назад
but pretty
@philippekogler
@philippekogler 7 лет назад
Tell that to Edward II
@Waybackwhennn
@Waybackwhennn 7 лет назад
hahahahahaa
@philippekogler
@philippekogler 7 лет назад
i am pretty sure, however, that nasty little Edward insisted to perform his marital duties to ensure his descendance....
@astaliini
@astaliini 6 лет назад
She looks 25 in my opinion
@mystic8raven51
@mystic8raven51 4 года назад
Despite how women were viewed and treated in those times in those countries. I’m glad to see some badass women trying to stand up for themselves. I’ve just finished watching the documentary on Mary I before this one too. Though they are both queens, still awesome to see it.
@NoName-di4qq
@NoName-di4qq Год назад
I wonder if someone snuck Hugh a little tonic right before the execution Would help explain how he was able to stay silent the entire time until they showed him his entrails. Hopefully the case
@alec7568
@alec7568 5 лет назад
I love how I can see how these stories have influenced so much of my favourite nerd culture.
@1425363878
@1425363878 4 года назад
Rewatching this for the third time now. It's so good.
@cinemetalproductions
@cinemetalproductions 6 лет назад
Edward reminds me of King Renly from Game Of Thrones
@sophiawilson8696
@sophiawilson8696 6 лет назад
GRRM have combined people of history into characters of Game of Thrones Renly is combo of many men Edward is one the other George Plantagenet 1st Duke of Clarence He was one York Brothers
@fredbarker9201
@fredbarker9201 6 лет назад
Austin Heusner I’d argue the Baratheon brothers are based on the Norman kings of William, william II, Henry I and their brother Robert.
@fatmareis1794
@fatmareis1794 5 лет назад
@Austin Heusner Part of Stannis is based on Julius Caesar. Actually Winterfell Siege is very similiar to Alesia.
@fatmareis1794
@fatmareis1794 5 лет назад
@Austin Heusner Part of Stannis is based on Julius Caesar. Actually Winterfell Siege is very similiar to Alesia.
@patsfreak
@patsfreak 5 лет назад
After watching the last episode it's pretty clear that Tywin Lannister is strongly based off Edward I. He was a much stronger ruler then his father, restored honor to his dynasty, was tactically brilliant, a terrible father, and died at an inconvenient time.
@anad.6896
@anad.6896 5 лет назад
Do you ever watch or read things about history and think, “wow maybe there’s more psychopaths in history than most people think”? Because I do. Because a lot of events in history go beyond simple incompetence or arrogance
@aguyhere7945
@aguyhere7945 2 года назад
A lot of history makes a lot more sense once you realize that most people in those days were probably suffering from fetal alcohol syndrome which involves things like poor impulse control, poor anger management, bad cause-effect reasoning..
@lindatullos9430
@lindatullos9430 Год назад
@@aguyhere7945 Interesting observation of a likely situation, but it relies on the woman being the drunkard, so is it really a fact. Fetal alcohol syndrome requires the pregnant woman to be the one imbibing during the pregnancy not the male. FAS is also caused by other drug use by the pregnant woman besides alcohol. It doesn't occur because of the male being a alcoholic or drug user though.
@PrincessLockette
@PrincessLockette 2 года назад
I like how all the actors in this documentary speak french
@georgehenry76
@georgehenry76 4 года назад
Lol, you disclaim the story of Edwards “hot poker” death, but show it 4 times in one minute. Doesn’t that kind of perpetuate the lie? I do enjoy the series tho. Thank you.
@jamesrobiscoe1174
@jamesrobiscoe1174 3 года назад
Your suggestion that Edward was probably smothered is a huge relief.
@ottoandnibbles
@ottoandnibbles 2 года назад
Probably a relief to Edward also! 😂
@havoc910tw
@havoc910tw 7 лет назад
great program, but how in the world do you sick past Edward 1 to get to Edward 2. and the story of edward 3 pay back is more interesting
@tortureddummies1672
@tortureddummies1672 7 лет назад
I stopped doing drugs to watch this!
@ftffighter
@ftffighter 7 лет назад
I actually did drugs while watching this, literally...I didn't see how big the line I made was! We'll see :D
@mortimorestef
@mortimorestef 7 лет назад
Sir Growalot, same. Not with a bong, just a pipe of sacred hash.
@rickedyrektd1895
@rickedyrektd1895 7 лет назад
I hope you got back to it after the degeneracy and filth ended and you knew what happened to henry.
@Ohne_Silikone
@Ohne_Silikone 5 лет назад
Funny, I started in order to clear the burned in images from my retina.
@darcihuddleston8224
@darcihuddleston8224 5 лет назад
I'm still smoking...lol
@WORLD8NSH5KNIGHT1
@WORLD8NSH5KNIGHT1 4 года назад
Fun fact... English kings called Henry reigned a total of 247 years English kings called Edward a total of 195 years
@bensonfang1868
@bensonfang1868 Год назад
That’s cause Henrys I, II, and III all reigned forms decently long amount of time
@CA-bw9vw
@CA-bw9vw 3 года назад
If Edward just told the Despensers that Isabelle and their children are off limits, she might not have rebelled. She would think that all she needs to do is to wait for Edward to die in some battle with France or Scotland then her heir will take over, and she could have power that way. But this royal idiot didn't even try to protect his own wife, who was loyal to him through thick and thin. He deserved to lose everything.
@law6044
@law6044 6 лет назад
You can see where Game Of Thrones took their inspiration from
@thearmada6248
@thearmada6248 6 лет назад
Matthew Law Grrm said that the wars of the roses inspired ASOIAF.
@caliphax70
@caliphax70 5 лет назад
GoT has got nothing on this.
@pr-tj5by
@pr-tj5by 5 лет назад
@@caliphax70 ​You also have the 2 branches after King Edward III... House Lancaster House Lannister House York House Stark And that is just for starters!
@idontuploadanym0re
@idontuploadanym0re 4 года назад
The Lancasters send their regards.
@billionsubsbeforeBC
@billionsubsbeforeBC 4 года назад
Everyone saying that the lancasters are the Lannister’s and York is stark, but I’m here like what about the Scots, the welsh, and the capets?
@annnee6818
@annnee6818 3 года назад
Iron Isles and whatever they were called? I forget
@dolphineachonga555
@dolphineachonga555 2 года назад
I say Baratheons for Scots. I think Stannis more so in the books, seems loosely based on Robert the Bruce. Wild guess is Tygerians are sought of mixture of the Welsh (because red dragon standard) and the Hasburgs(because sibling incest).
@blogusvox
@blogusvox 4 года назад
"The king has no choice; he turn his back on his friend." I think they're more than just friends. ; )
@ottoandnibbles
@ottoandnibbles 2 года назад
😂🤣😂🤣
@michaelcastro9026
@michaelcastro9026 5 лет назад
Never trust a Lannis- I mean Lancaster 😉
@pr-tj5by
@pr-tj5by 5 лет назад
Michael Castro,​ You have 2 branches after King Edward III... House Lancaster House Lannister House York House Stark And that is just for starters!
@peoplesrepublicofunitedear2337
@peoplesrepublicofunitedear2337 3 года назад
Content of this calibre for free on RU-vid. You guys are Angels. And I love you Dan Jones ❤
@deaapollymi8733
@deaapollymi8733 7 лет назад
It would be really great if timeline could put subtitles for international viewers
@deaapollymi8733
@deaapollymi8733 7 лет назад
Andie A Yep thanks for that! But I did saw that before and its auto generated, means its not as accurate as if timeline makes the subtitles themselves.
@armstronggermany2995
@armstronggermany2995 5 лет назад
Now I know where the expression ' to be d(i)espensed with ' possibly originated.
@annnee6818
@annnee6818 3 года назад
Might be
@nmlenzi
@nmlenzi 4 года назад
😂 I love how thick all these Kings are
@annnee6818
@annnee6818 3 года назад
Not all of them were thick
@WestValleyTransparency
@WestValleyTransparency Год назад
I love how this show had the English royalty and nobility speak French as their primary language...because they did!👍 Even Richard the Lionheart, as well as Edward Longshanks, spoke French as their primary language while English was their secondary language.
@ajvanmarle
@ajvanmarle 3 года назад
If ever a man did not deserve his wife, it was Edward 2.
@innitbruv-lascocomics9910
@innitbruv-lascocomics9910 2 года назад
When that bussy so good you got the king acting funny
@AndyHoward
@AndyHoward 6 лет назад
It's like being elected POTUS and appointing your Day 1/Ride Or Die Homie as VP who has no political acumen or savvy.
@veronicab15
@veronicab15 3 года назад
@array s you mean the guy that helped with peace in the middle east? Yeah... Truly incompetent. History will see things differently.
@halseyseneschal5196
@halseyseneschal5196 7 лет назад
Cersei Lannister has nothing on Isabella The She-Wolf...
@georgiaholmes5199
@georgiaholmes5199 6 лет назад
Halsey Seneschal I think Cersei is way worse than Isabella of France lol
@halseyseneschal5196
@halseyseneschal5196 6 лет назад
I don't know, man. Cersei doesn't really stick around to watch her victims be dismembered...She slipped away before Unella and Tyene met their fates. Our girl Bella here chomped all nonchalant-like on an apple as that poor dude was disemboweled before her eyes and didn't even bat a lash!
@brucetucker4847
@brucetucker4847 6 лет назад
There's a lot of Edward II in Circei too - total inability to comprehend the concept of unintended consequences.
@ahmedzahir2865
@ahmedzahir2865 6 лет назад
Sept of baelor.
@Heidenspross
@Heidenspross 6 лет назад
wait untill book 6 comes out (might be a while) .... there is still time for cersei to "shine" ;-)
@billuminaticatcipher7554
@billuminaticatcipher7554 7 лет назад
So many twists! I like this
@wapsiriverscout543
@wapsiriverscout543 7 лет назад
Why skip Edward the first.?
@crystalscott4480
@crystalscott4480 6 лет назад
Thank You !
@danielellis2947
@danielellis2947 6 лет назад
That is how I feel.
@1987MartinT
@1987MartinT 6 лет назад
I'm guessing the reason why the show skipped Richard I the Lionheart, Bad King John I, and Edward I Longshanks is because the creators wanted to highlight some of the less well known Plantagenets.
@patricklenigan1650
@patricklenigan1650 6 лет назад
+1987MartinT I agree with you on that guess
@hrahn1994
@hrahn1994 6 лет назад
MFW documentary misses the opportunity to cover the Hammer of the Scots: 🤨😠😡
@natasharomanova4147
@natasharomanova4147 4 года назад
We’re not gonna mention that Edward also gave Gaveston Isabella’s jewelry but let’s go on abt how they were just the bestest of buds
@melissasanfilippo2549
@melissasanfilippo2549 5 лет назад
Its widely assumed that Edward II and Gaveston were lovers. They had to be; men dont risk everthing country included for friends, not even the dearest of them. It'd actually be quite touching if not for the effect on Isabella. In addition, Dan Jones is super freaking cute. Does anyone know if he's married? Maybe to Suzannah Lipscomb?
@ribkan4759
@ribkan4759 3 года назад
Have you watched Henry VIII and His Six Wives that was co-written and co-presented by both Dan&Suzannah?
@GuacJuan
@GuacJuan 3 года назад
Ayo maybe he was just a homiesexual. Always putting the homies first, no matter the cause. (But yeah, it’s obvious they were doing it)
@Zamolxes77
@Zamolxes77 5 лет назад
1326: How to invade England with 100 men ... and WIN !
@ataberkin
@ataberkin 6 лет назад
Even Paris is shocked !! hahaha XD go girl Isabelle !!!
@scottyfox6376
@scottyfox6376 6 лет назад
The Traditional display of the naked body (loin cloth) of the king publically was to show no wounds of foul play. So it was necessary to devise a suitable death with this in mind.
@TheHansoost
@TheHansoost 3 года назад
Thanks for a most enjoyable if somewhat bloody 45 minutes. Fascinating stuff.
@ninabumanglag7917
@ninabumanglag7917 5 лет назад
If I can, I would love to reside in the British National Archives. 😍
@annierose8099
@annierose8099 4 года назад
Queen Isabella got balls! Never Underestimate the Power of a Woman when it comes to Revenge!
@antoinemozart243
@antoinemozart243 3 года назад
She was the daughter of the famous Philip IV who believed in nothing but in increasing his power. He loved only two people : his daughter Isabella and his wife Joan. He despised his sons and everybody else. His daughter was like him. Cold-blooded.
@aeveos
@aeveos 7 лет назад
Isabella is so badass I love her
@wingy200
@wingy200 7 лет назад
Eating a plum and smiling while you watch a man get castrated, disemboweled, and beheaded? She's Arya Stark x1000.
@ribkan4759
@ribkan4759 3 года назад
Madeline, yeah she's so badass. I suggest you to watch series "Knightfall". It's a good series told about the knights templar, Philip IV and Isabella's teenage life.
@ricardo7308
@ricardo7308 3 года назад
@@ribkan4759 I watched that series and i really hated Isabella 😂😂
@TheMcKenzieHaus
@TheMcKenzieHaus 4 года назад
Everytime I start watching one historical movie, Im watching another lol 😂
@rogersledz6793
@rogersledz6793 3 года назад
Thank you so much for uploading this video. It is helping me get through the pandemic!
@purestilton
@purestilton 4 года назад
This is an outstanding documentary series. Love it!
@morganyu3838
@morganyu3838 5 лет назад
Why did the series skip Edward I's reign? It has always been the most compelling to me. His relationship with his wife was possibly the most romantic thing I have read in history. I've even visited every Elanor Cross that is still standing in Britain.
@zappyboi770
@zappyboi770 2 года назад
Prolly because his reign was stable compared to those seen here.
@dolphineachonga555
@dolphineachonga555 Год назад
I believe there's one, though narrated by a different historian.
@njorogefred150
@njorogefred150 Год назад
The final scene clip, at the very end..is so interesting 😂😂😂
@Sbamabelle
@Sbamabelle 3 года назад
They underestimated a Mama bear protecting her children. Big mistake
@fatmareis1794
@fatmareis1794 5 лет назад
Isabella's like Arya+Visenya with Tywin's brain and Lyanna's courage. LOVE HER!
@chayillman
@chayillman 3 года назад
Seen all 4 episodes so many times so amazing
@bryaneddy5272
@bryaneddy5272 5 лет назад
I love learning about stuff like this. Evil and wickedness always devour themselves in their lust and anger. No more fitting end.
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