The Field of the Cloth of Gold - Royal Frenemies - Extra History - Part 2

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📜 The History of the Field of the Cloth of Gold: Royal Frenemies - The tournament kicks off and quickly becomes a very careful balancing act of making sure that both kings are on even ground. This 18-day party is probably one of the most detailed and carefully planned diplomatic events in history. But will it be enough to cement the peace between England and France and to ratify the Universal Peace treaty?
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@ireallyhatemakingupnamesfo1758 4 года назад

“Oh Francis, i dropped my monster arrow, that I use for my MAGNUM LONGBOW”

@Caercutta30 4 года назад

Lmfao

@ladylunaginaofgames40 4 года назад

Salt in the wound!

@Hamsterzilla1349 4 года назад

To be fair, France utterly crushed England with its military reforms and artillery.

@a.h.tvideomapping4293 4 года назад

That sounds so dirty

@lapeez2277 4 года назад

Bayart a frenchmen defending his pride

@archsteel7 4 года назад

... Okay, that last bit about Henry made me genuinely really sad. That said, this sounds like an awesome setting for a D&D campaign. A party of adventurers trying their best to ensure two monarch's have a good feast, with the biggest threats being their two childish egos.

@tatefranklin4761 2 года назад

I actually ran a very similar game in a long form campaign a while back. The party wound up pissing everyone off so badly that half of them had to use ball bearings and a darkness spell to avoid being killed by an angry mod, while the other half pulled a Knight's Tale, and disguised themselves as a bunch of knight's they'd accidentally accosted. Let's just say, civil war followed shortly after.

@maarekstele2998 Год назад

One of my favorite things about history is that sometimes something just hits you in the heart. Like you just realize these were people with thoughts and feelings

@TurquoiseInk 6 месяцев назад

Henry VIII doesn't deserve to be remembered for anything but the cluster something that he created with his petulance and bad character. He caused his wives to be killed after having their names dragged through the mud. He killed good people (ie, the trio of Thomases). caused a religious civil war that had thousands. tortured and killed, led his two daughters to try to kill each other... altogether a trash king. He started with education, looks, money and the crown. If he hadn't been a petulant, spoiled brat, he could have left a great legacy.

@mjbull5156 4 года назад

Geeze, you only execute two out of six wives and that is all anyone remembers.

@nathanielleack4842 4 года назад

Its very unfortunate. While he became a vile man toward the end of his life and more tyrannical he was one of the most important kings politcally my country ever had. He really cemented the tudors as a ruling dynasty. The break from Rome and founding of the COE. Expansion of the navy and the leaps in millitary technology. Dude and his council got shit done in the years he had before madness took him

@Klishar122 4 года назад

To be fair, the first one to be executed was the one he split with Catherine of Aragon for. And that incident alone led to England’s split with the Catholic Church. So...

@CollinMcLean 2 года назад

@@nathanielleack4842 Plus the Tudors were of Welsh heritage so Henry VIII actually did a decent job of preserving and promoting Welsh culture... The same cannot be said however for Ireland or Scotland...

@pendragonxt3674 Год назад

Yeah, they even made a musical regarding Henry’s wives.

@pendragonxt3674 Год назад

@@Klishar122 Yeah, and that’s because Catherine failed to give Henry a son.

@ThatFanBoyGuy 4 года назад

Henry, in old age: "I hope people remember me for the field of the cloth of gold..." Advisor: "Yeah, me too... Henry: "...it's going to be the wives thing, isn't it?" Advisor: "Yeah, it's going to be the wives thing..."

@17Watman 3 года назад

🤣😂

@CollinMcLean 3 года назад

I'm pretty sure he executed like 3 of his advisors... all named Thomas...

@viking8796 3 года назад

Yep, it's the wives thing.

@fernandostaejak3705 2 года назад

@@CollinMcLean poor Thomas.

@Rollingthunder263 Год назад

That’s exactly how the oversimplified on king Henry the Vlll started.

@barbiefisher777 3 года назад

My favorite part is when he's like "After they were done proving that THEY WERE STRONG VERAL MANLY MEN THAT ARE VERRY GOOD AT WAR but in this case desire peace."

@shadiafifi54 4 года назад

This episode's putting a smile on my face. Even 'boring' diplomacy has some really fun stuff if you know where to look. Kudos again, guys, for such a great episode.

@ibnbattuta7031 4 года назад

@@klake5375 ok Bootlicker

@shadiafifi54 4 года назад

@Atlas aït Amazal That was unfortunately true, but the idea of civil liberties and equal rights for all wouldn't come for another two centuries from the Field of the Cloth of Gold event. At the time, "divine right" was pretty much the word of the day. Things have changed, thankfully, but it was a different time then.

@benc.3128 2 года назад

Look at the story of Otto von Bismarck

@borignev9087 4 года назад

2:11 - Babe! It's 4pm, time for your beard shaving! - Yes honey

@stephenflint3640 4 года назад

.....oh Jesus. It just struck me that THATS what they were referencing

@shaider1982 4 года назад

Yeah, even my wife hates it when I get beard.

@scribblerstudios9895 3 года назад

Gotta appreciate that Louise understood that situation XD

@cancerino666 3 года назад

And then people wonder why he executed his wives...

@IcecreamMcGuy 3 года назад

Stephen flint hay we’re they referencing

@charlesdeleo4608 4 года назад

I imagine that the feasting would have been really different from the Hundred Years’ War. While Portuguese merchants brought back spices from India and the rest of Asia, Spanish conquistadors were returning with exotic crops and animals from their New World colonies, and inspired by Renaissance Italy, a whole new system of table etiquette was made common across Europe’s great halls.

@krankarvolund7771 4 года назад

You know that spices came from India since roman empire right? ^^' At best, portuguese trade make them a little cheaper... and it served mainly to get Portuguese rich and ruined the Ottoman's monopoly on trading with India XD

@mateusz87654 4 года назад

@@krankarvolund7771portuguese made them a little cheaper after the ottomans made them a lot more expensive

@whynotsa6866 4 года назад

@@krankarvolund7771 you forget chocolate from the new world, sugar from the carribean.

@yungfaas6688 4 года назад

You should look into the Burgundian way of feasting and you'll see that the feasting in the time of Henry VIII wasn't super new or anything.

@magellan3810 4 года назад

@@krankarvolund7771 The spices were very rare/small in quantity and very expensive in the classical/middle ages, then after the ottomans emerged, they made the prices even more inaccessible and even came to completly block the spice trade from india to europe, that's when the portuguese made their voyage. And no, it did not make them "a little cheaper", it made them a whole lot cheaper. By sea and without ottoman interfierence, they didn't have to pay any tribute (did pay sometimes on the places where they stopped for maintenence, obviously), which made the spices much larger in quantity and much cheaper in price. The monetary benefits from those spices the portuguese brought in their first voyages was so large, in fact, that they could, per 1 voyage, make 60 times the money it cost them to make said 1 voyage. The ottomans also didn't have a monopoly on the spice trade, they benefited heavily from it, no doubt, but the ones who held the most control were the sultanates of the arabian peninsula and the somalian/tanzanian coast

@elirodriguez4411 4 года назад

*The Last Jousting Tournement Event happens to France and England* Morale of armies: +50% Yearly Prestige: +1.00 Yearly Army Tradition: +1.00 Lose 500,000 ducats Lose 30 Splendor Also, weird ways to measure... em.... manly parts

@bobs_toys 4 года назад

Bless paradox. But feels more like imperator than CK2 Edit: realised the timeframe is EU. So... Possibly completely correct.

@dimitri9435 4 года назад

Don't forget diplomatic reputation +5!

@roguishpaladin 3 года назад

Look, we're getting into the period of codpieces there. For all we know, they actually were measuring private parts.

@reallue 3 года назад

I prefer the modern method of measuring... manly parts, w/ a ruler. Maybe they didn't have those back then. As opposed to ancient kings ruling w/ money they've taken from the people; like the US has really begun ramping up lately

@wordforger 3 года назад

@@roguishpaladin I mean. Henry VIII has a somewhat (in)famous suit of armor with a big honkin' codpieace... Think it's from later, though.

@PineappleLiar 4 года назад

‘Handshaking intensifies’

@dexis9412 4 года назад

COVID-19: *yes. Goood.*

@gargoyles9999 4 года назад

FRANCIS you sonuva bitch

@snakes3425 4 года назад

Kathrine: You're going to shave Henry Henry: I want a divorce

@benlunch7618 4 года назад

I remember this part in an episode of Tudors... King 1: Lets wrestle King 2: Sure, lets wrestle Wolsey: Nooooooooooooooooooo!

@bigj1905 4 года назад

Meanwhile in a British Peasant Village. “Bring out your dead!” “Bring out your dead!”

@weldonwin 4 года назад

Actually life in England wasn't that bad during Henry's time. For the really bad stuff, you have to go back about a hundred years to the reign of Richard the second, to the Black Death which killed off one in three people in Europe and the Peasants Rebellion and the purges that followed it

@alexsigmon3158 4 года назад

If i could pay you for that comment I would.

@lhistorienchipoteur9968 4 года назад

@AwsomeMegalodon Yep, and the Monty Python's vision of Middle Ages isn't even an accurate one.

@knightshade1297 4 года назад

Is there a 3 part coming out ?

@FrankDad 4 года назад

In not dead yet

@dbilly121 4 года назад

If you are ever in the UK, the Royal Armouries has 3 sites. Fort Nelson in Portsmouth on the South coast, the Tower of London in...well, London. And the building shown that houses Henry's armour, that's in the city of Leeds in Northern England.

@mr.34coffeecups67 4 года назад

Henry: will I be known as the great warrior king who founded English parklands and revolutionised the healthcare? Sigmund: probably not. Henry: because... of the.. wife killings? Sigmund: because of the wife killings.

@math3000 4 года назад

He's not wrong, here I was thinking he's one of the most divorced Kings in history and nothing else

@mhikosale7233 4 года назад

Wait, this henry is the henry of the wife killings?

@paoloredondo7309 4 года назад

This is from Oversimplified.And i love that channel

@Ravenforce3 4 года назад

@@math3000 He's the KING, dumbdumb. He can do what he wants.

@thealpaca18 4 года назад

Why is Oversimplified invading this series??

@pointly 4 года назад

"By the Gods I was STRONG then!" - King Robert Baratheon

@ms_scribbles 4 года назад

Poor Wolsey, ye olde Royal Cat Herder.

@jiminbang5822 4 года назад

Mew. Kwing Wolswey

@spider8 3 года назад

Jimin Bang OH GOD PLEASE STOP

@jiminbang5822 3 года назад

@@spider8 :

@turtleruski1915 3 года назад

Jimin Bang CEASE

@viking8796 3 года назад

@@jiminbang5822 UWU chuwch intwuigues and wunaway woyalty UWU

@thegacha-wolf2335 4 года назад

Henry is like am bigger I can be- Already on the floor

@rollingthunder1043 4 года назад

"Size matters not! Judge me by my size, do you?"

@elbentos7803 4 года назад

Actually, judging by their respective armors, Francis was taller than Henry (1.98m vs. 1.87m)

@CherryVanityRawr 4 года назад

@@elbentos7803 True but based on description Henry at that age was much more muscular and heavier, which would make him harder to throw if you didnt know what you were doing

@Threeducksisperfect 4 года назад

7:12 oh wow actual animation

@zawsrdtygbhjimokpl6998 4 года назад

no more animations for another year I guess

@zeothesnowwolf2937 4 года назад

@@zawsrdtygbhjimokpl6998?

@chimpolad5064 4 года назад

I love the “Yes Honey” meme at 2:09 , well done!

@syedmubasheer 4 года назад

Haaa😅😅😅😅

@Kurtizss 4 года назад

Catherine: "Henry my Dear, Shave thee Hair of your Face!" Henry: "i shall..."

@p.bandjames 4 года назад

This has to be my favorite series, along with the Policing London and the Genghis Khan series.

@robertrosenkranz7638 4 года назад

My favourite Series to date was the one on Justinian and Theodora

@thegrimmarcher202 4 года назад

@@robertrosenkranz7638 It's a classic

@scottydu81 4 года назад

Nothing affected me more than The Seminal Tragedy

@morphy_ 3 года назад

It's the Admiral Yi series for me.

@NinjaMaster23145 3 года назад

For me it’s the Suleiman one

@christianfarren1179 4 года назад

5:40 ok wine and beer, makes sense Sheep and swans, sure. But how the heck did they get porpoises for the feast?!

@mister_grizzlee5105 4 года назад

maybe for fat?

@mestre12 4 года назад

@@mister_grizzlee5105 who, not why.

@user-gw5df2br5k 4 года назад

They taste like beef

@a.h.s.3006 4 года назад

What I don't understand is that they only got 13 swans, and got 2000 sheep, this does not not seem like a balanced meal.

@lucidnonsense942 4 года назад

@@a.h.s.3006 certain foods were the preserve (tee hee) of royalty, so only the two royal couples could eat them. IIRC that included swans.

@christopherverhoef9112 4 года назад

"June 7th, 1520." (looks at current date) Oh, why couldn't this have come out on Sunday?

@mathiasstrupstad3828 4 года назад

So that you can now tell all your friends about it before the actual anniversary!

@superlive98 4 года назад

Like it only happened yesterday.

@kanapotetakerngkeat3506 4 года назад

And it’s the anniversary of the Normandy landings in WW2.

@math3000 4 года назад

Fun fact, I'm watching this on Sunday

@ilesdunord-noobyoutuber-sx9543 4 года назад

@@math3000 lol me too

@shawnheatherly 4 года назад

It's a shame Henry the 8th didn't end up with this as his legacy, he seems like a promising prince here.

@ribbitgoesthedoglastnamehe4681 4 года назад

Such splendor! Its like Valhalla, fighting and feasting, but with french fashion, musicians, wine fountains, gold, art, science, exotic spices and everyone is good looking. Had they reached peace for a single lifetime, we would be forgetting the plagues, murderings of wives and call it the Golden Age with tears in our eyes, the true examples of chivalry. Now we remember a fat old smelly king, drunk and killing people for very bad reasons. He wanted to be remembered, got his chance, and chose to be remembered for all the wrong reasons.

@franzfanz 4 года назад

Yeah, all he needed was for his balls to work.

@Mithiasgame 4 года назад

@@franzfanz There's also evidence that a head injury plus possibly an undiagnosed illness caused some of the problems. It's not certain, but it's there. And he did have a few male kids, they just all died really young, as infant mortality was still high back then.

@SantomPh 4 года назад

He was not supposed to be king in the first place, so he grew up somewhat fancy free and dedicated to sport, jousting and the arts while his brother Arthur was prepared to be the next king. When Arthur died unexpectedly Henry was thrust into the spotlight and somewhat unprepared. This is when he started eating more and thinking less; his obsession with getting a son cost him four wives, friendship with France, the friendship of the Catholic Church and eventually the last part of his lands in Europe (though Mary lost that one).

@SantomPh 4 года назад

@@franzfanz his balls did work but they gave him two daughters and a sickly son plus a stillborn boy with Anne Boleyn. Part of the reason the Stuarts allowed Mary (of William and Mary) and Anne to rule was to avoid the Henry VIII situation with no male heir.

@aliallail9874 4 года назад

So, The Field of the cloth of gold is just a royal flex-off! Neat 😁

@freedomgeek2 4 года назад

I feel sorry for Cardinal Wolsey. He sounds like one of the good guys of history.

@BrunoCarvalhoPaula 4 года назад

He's the second best Wolsey in history. Best one is Ted Wolsey

@TurquoiseInk 6 месяцев назад

Henry VIII was responsible for the deaths of many good people.

@Tomartyr 4 года назад

Wait a second.. France had kings that *weren't* called Louie?!

@lunag.1521 4 года назад

Ik man, it's a shock to us all.

@Altrantis 3 года назад

They only had one Francis, and he was one of their best kings. They also had 4 Henries.

@elbentos7803 3 года назад

@@Altrantis as well as : - 10 Charles, - 6 Philippes, - 2 Roberts, - 2 Jeans, - 2 Hugues/Eudes and early on, many exotic (merovingians) ones: Theubald, Dagobert, Gontran, Pépin, Chilpéric, Sigebert, Thierry, Raoul etc. ... And there was a François (Francis) II as well, who married Mary of Scotland.

@LordKalte 3 года назад

Louis*

@thaipankatima2234 4 года назад

Yeesh... we came a long way from these peace negotiations. From giant festivals with jousting and parties, to simple leaders just sitting on opposite sides of a table and sign a few documents. It might not be as splendid or grandeur but that tense moment of diplomacy never changes. Props to Extra Credit for putting that feeling in.

@RunningPen 4 года назад

This current series really tickles me something good. As a grad student of history researching sports, I find the similarities of this event with modern day international sports spectacles like the Olympics hard to miss. From the near-garish showcases of wealth, ostentatious modes of symbolism in parades of both human and material resources, to mock combat as a sort of rough play that substitutes actual war, I'm really drawn into the ways friendly competitions have been used for diplomatic purposes across the ages.

@kiarastardust 4 года назад

Henry: "I'm not gonna shave my beard" Catherin: "There's n-n-n-no way."

@pendragonxt3674 3 года назад

Nice Six reference.

@abthedragon4921 4 года назад

It's so funny watching this after just watching Oversimplified's video on the same subject. Well, sort of the same subject

@chrystelleend5594 4 года назад

Andrew Burton I agree 🤣

@terminalimpact2771 4 года назад

Me too Edit: 5:10 English Peasants: Wwwhhhaaaaaaa?????????!!!!!!!!

@paintdrum7011 4 года назад

3:36 A R M S

@christianfarren1179 4 года назад

Guess only royalty get to have articulated animated arms

@robertwalpole360 4 года назад

Such strange appendages . . .

@christianfarren1179 4 года назад

Robert Walpole *Sees handle and profile pic* *Claps hands* Well played

@laurenhawes7201 4 года назад

I watched the tutor series at age 9 and didnt understand what was going on too much. Now I understand that the tournament was held with the french and not Spanish

@alexh2947 4 года назад

When everybody is doing Henry the 8th stuff and it's littereally what I'm studying rn

@tobybartels8426 4 года назад

Since you're on RU-vid, check out the musical too: ru-vid.com/group/PLCOOUY9uAnn82EnBxCXpN6uF9pYVTvBqQ

@Afrimusican 4 года назад

What have you learned

@gufosufo337 3 года назад

Oh yeah, its all coming together

@cgt3704 4 года назад

7:05 That face. I always knew that these two would make a match but that face

@hestiathena4917 4 года назад

I can imagine the poor dude thinking some *very* unholy words at that point...

@AverytheCubanAmerican 4 года назад

5:10 This right here is meme quality

@math3000 4 года назад

WHAT?!?!?!

@alexr6705 4 года назад

5:23 me: pictures the impassioned combat to defend peace and enjoy life and after everyone proves themselves to be strong, MANLY, and *VIRILE* MEN Me: pictures Henry’s Bizarre Tournament: Gold Cloth Crusaders

@thesymbiotenation.4552 4 года назад

Francis: Ho... You dare aproge I Francis, instead of running away

@robertwalpole360 4 года назад

@@thesymbiotenation.4552 Henry: "I can't beat the shit out of you without getting closer."

@rewindcat7927 4 года назад

Omg his face at 7:50 - we’ll done illustrator!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 👍

@WardsROverrated 4 года назад

It's very interesting watching this along with the oversimplified history of Henry the VIII, they put Henry is such a different light is hard to believe they are the same person which is exquisite for what happened. Although is not as serious as EH, I highly recommend watching it.

@snakes3425 3 года назад

7:25 Henry: GET CHARLES ON THE PHONE NOW!!!!

@charliefarmer4365 8 месяцев назад

Funny you mentioned Henry's love of Jousting, because here's a cool story. After an injury (not "The" injury) Henry got from Jousting, he decided to retire. But he couldn't resist and started doing it in secret. He was eventually found out.

@divinityd662 4 года назад

King of France had archery as his dump stat lol

@dunndudebemelol 4 года назад

It's the French way but their knight's have 20% extra HP.

@elbentos7803 4 года назад

To be sure, in this age of gunpowder, archery was fast becoming an obsolete skill.

@Altrantis 3 года назад

@@elbentos7803 There's a reason they won the 100 years war.

@ryantoth676 4 года назад

Well that ending hit the ol' emotions harder than I thought

@itzmystic5808 4 года назад

9:42 let us not forget the iron man suit (can’t remember which one or if it’s still there as I went 8 years ago)

@MatchBreakers 2 года назад

Interestingly both Francis and Henry died within 2 months of each other in 1547, and I think that puts a sort of interesting cap on this relationship.

@Durahan82 4 года назад

5:35 Hangover , the Prequels

@dr.nosborn6330 4 года назад

2:08 Babe it's 4pm time for your daily shaving session. *Yes honey*

@sylvainfalquet6350 4 года назад

2:06 "My dearest husband, it's time to shave your beard that was meant to be a sign of good will!" "Yes dear"

@fionafiona1146 4 года назад

She has been scapegoated a lot tho... Making Marry must have been a chore only her successors surpassed.

@shyiyy283 4 года назад

English and French: "partying together to celebrate the peace treaty" Soldiers who died during battle: *Bruh*

@oopsy444 4 года назад

I this series so much! I'm so glad you expanded to history and myth on top of gaming. Dont ever stop you amazing people

@consideringorthodoxy5495 4 года назад

I literally heard this story like a week ago watching a HEMA video. I can’t believe that I’m getting a detailed animated version of a story I’ve never heard about until a week ago.

@fandemusique4693 4 года назад

I must say than i like their shaved faces.

@lemontv7883 4 года назад

so did henry's wife, because she quite literally forced him to do it

@darranfinlay7818 4 года назад

Loved the episode, guys. Always good to see another episode in these difficult times 👍😁

@rufushanna4489 4 года назад

I’m so jealous that they got sponsored by a museum

@vincere7819 4 года назад

Love what you do! Keep entertaining!

@browneyedbitch62 4 года назад

I love all your programming. But I really love history ever since high school back in the sixties. So thank you

@VCYT 4 года назад

Narrator : ''An then, out from nowhere, a knight called Walpole stole all their gold''

@iamshooketh9504 4 года назад

Yesss I was waiting for this I hope they do a whole series on Tudor England

@braindeadsloth6788 4 года назад

I live close to the royal armouries and have been multiple times. It is very interesting to see all the historic weapons of war and learn about their used

@chenoaholdstock3507 4 года назад

I love the video! Thank you guys! You inspired me to like history so much!

@victoralonsobercianos7466 4 года назад

I am speechless, thank you very much for this videos. Jesus I do love history.

@miguelmontenegro3520 4 года назад

Francis: Hey Henry, what's up buddy? How magnificent is our tourney today right? Henry: Yeah. Can you feel the WIND blow at your face? Francis: haha no, my CUTTING EDGE clothing is too heavy. Is that the Duke of Gloucester wearing it?? Guess if he wants to wrestle with me. Henry: No he doesn't, because I would arrest him anyways, take a look at my bow. It is so welsh... the welsh like going into France, you know? Francis: I feel like we are going to be friends forever, man. Charles V: Hello there. Do you guys like wool?

@tsiagian6610 4 года назад

Henry: Look at my calves Francis: mine are better

@Altrantis 3 года назад

Real history.

@deanspanos8210 4 года назад

3:36 (spits out mouthwash)

@ganimhoward2705 4 года назад

Great series. I never heard of this event before.

@isbestlizard 4 года назад

If I could go back in time to see anything, I think this would probably be the thing I want to see!

@tidusmi2 4 года назад

You're intriguing me with the Royal Armouries Museum but Leeds is a hell of a trip even for someone who lives in the UK already (South-East England)

@josemiguelgonzalezwachter2269 2 года назад

I don't know who exactly animated this but you were WAY too generous with Henry's... ehem... DIMENSIONS! xD Especially him im his later years!

@PhoenyxAshe 4 года назад

Excellent series. And if the three and a half of you can actually fit in a carry-on, you're on.

@abcdef27669 4 года назад

We need a series on Charles V of the Holy Roman Empire, who was also Charles I of Spain, the first sole king of that country, after Ferdinand and Isabella. His life was also eventful: -Spanish Conquest of Americas. -Lots of wars against the French in Italy (Charles V even challenged Francis I to a duel, to end a battle with heavy losses from both sides). -Defense of the Mediterranean against the Ottomans and their pirates. -Beginning of Protestant Reformation (ironically, Charles V had some respect to Luther).

@jannoottenburghs5121 4 года назад

And also his role in the centralisation of the 17 provinces (the low countries) , continuing the progress of the Burgundian dukes (Maria of Burgundy was his grandmother and you saw of the previous dukes like Philips the Bold, John the fearless and Philips the Good in the 100 years war and Joan of arc series), where he also had spend a lot of time since he was born in Ghent.

@JoelJames2 2 года назад

“Now did you get my letter about the duckies?”

@shookt1569 3 года назад

Something about the ending where Henry VIII looks at the painting feels so... sad for some reason

@katiejane1337 4 года назад

The 500th anniversary of this even is in two days! This is a very well timed video

@zairaestrada8978 4 года назад

Thank God for extra history

@Nova_Fortuna 3 года назад

I grew up 30 minutes from the royal armouries, this is great

@ajvanmarle 2 года назад

You got to hand it to those people. This was a lot more fun than a United Nations summit. Though they could probably have fought another war for the cost of this party.

@nagendraraman6410 4 года назад

I was waiting for this episode .

@earthenjadis8199 4 года назад

If only I knew who sponsored this video... Guess it will forever remain a mystery!

@keshkeeper14 4 года назад

Do a series on the Maratha empire

@rentonvarga901 4 года назад

I think eventually doing a series about Attila the Hun would be awesome! It may not be that many episodes but displaying the effect he had on western Europe would be very interesting to learn about through EC.

@dsmx85 4 года назад

Really is an awesome museum, oh yeah and it's free to get in.

@Dragnfly_mynamewastaken 4 года назад

I would've had a bloody heart attack trying to plan and oversee an event like this. Hats (mitres?) off to the cardinal for this going as smoothly as it did.

@neilbuckley1613 4 года назад

he also had to contend with fact that the English nobility hated and despised him for his "low" birth and constantly looked for opportunities to undermine him.

@Sk-gk8zq 4 года назад

I feel like every other channel I watch regularly has been declining in quality, which I understand with everything going on right now but you guys are so badass that your're just getting better.

@swaglordsircumnuggets1814 4 года назад

I've been to the Royal Armouries a couple times, I'd highly recommended the English Civil War exhibit, it'd be a pretty good topic for a future series too *wink wink* The Royal Armouries has a couple videos about it on their YT channel if anybody's interested. Before anybody asks, no I wasn't paid to say this

@Katie-oq7mh 4 года назад

That sounds so cool! I live in the U.K, and I reanact the civil war !

@redstar1212 4 года назад

6:52 that's how I am when in trying to pretend to get alone with my enemy in front of my parents with the pastors daughter parents, while she damaged both my and my little brother when I was 16 and she was 14 but she had a growth spirt looking like if shes older than me, and when she went to my room playing the godfather on my laptop, I freaked out and she just hugged me and said shes sorry and looked at my eyes for 10 seconds and frickin kissed me twice and almost got caught twice, I have to keep quiet or I'll be blamed by my parents, and when I told her months later why she did that, her excuse is that it was the chocolated she had. Or that face is when I have to keep a supporting face when I saw my ex who is my childhood friend when I was a kid and used me to get her boyfriend jealous and get back to her and I saw her at my aunt wedding to a person who I consider a well deserved uncle and good friend

@threetailedfox1 4 года назад

Hurray! A video that comes out on my birthday~!

@piccolo917 3 года назад

5:59 I don't think they would've eaten salmon at the time. That was a peasant food like whole-grain bread, lobsters and caviar.

@malaakalabri978 3 года назад

Excellent!

@agentcvskombatkid1339 4 года назад

Hey extra history, I’m a huge fan! I love Tudor history so maybe you guys can do other Tudor royals like ElizabethI or maybe the wars of the roses. ☺️🥰😍