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When you learn the history of a tv series more than actually history.

Westeros: exists The Targaryens: *hippity hoppity this is now my property*

A man knows all this. A man is not surprised. but A man liked watching all this on a map.

A girl once wondered, "whats west of westeros?" middle earth.

If they make an RPG video game of this world like Skyrim or the Witcher, my life is complete.

You forgot to show the fast travel points

I like how GRRM has left so many ambiguous and mysterious regions. It helps maintain an almost infinite amount of mystery and wonder in his world

When you realize Daenerys traveled all the way from Qarth all the way to Winterfell.

Wtf one guy created all this lore. Insane.

Damn we need some huge game of thrones total war game.

I love how the world gets more supernatural and eerie the farther you get from Westeros

A dragonlord atop her dragon flew over Sothoryos for three years, confirming it was as big as Essos. I would love to see a movie based on that adventure.

Does anyone else want spin-off series that explore east essos and maybe sothoryos or ulthos?

13:42 before the Doom of Valyria, 400 years before the War of the Kings - Jaenara Belaerys and her dragon, Terrax, set out to find the Southern coast of Sothoryos. She returned 3 years later and proclaimed it... *"the land without end"*

Whycreate: The entire map of Game Of Thrones Arya: Yeah that's gonna be a no from me

Small correction on Sothoryos: Yes, the Dragonlord traveled for three years, but their was an important fact to point out. It was concluded that Sothoryos was *far larger than Essos by a massive margin* as she never actually found the end. She even stated it was "a endless green plain"

I’m so worried George is not getting any younger and there are still thousands of stories to be told about Sothoryos and Ulthos! And even the rest of Essos. There’s still lots of things he needs to tell us about them and this is making me anxious

I always thought Valeriya was inspired from the Roman empire.... And it's destruction was like volcano eruption of Pompeii. 🤔🤔🤔

Imagine this world actually exists in some corner of the Universe

Wow. Suddenly this big fight for the iron throne seems to such a small thing. There would be so much to explore in Martin's World! I want to hear storys from all these other undiscouvered lands!

Extremely well made. Comprehensive without getting draggy

Holy shit this one will make a great rpg game

Essos is more interesting than westeros

If I wasn't educated I would think this isn't lore but real.

Some locations were very briefly discussed and some places even left out because I didnt want to make a 9 hour video. Hope you liked it

I know more history of a tv series than the actual world we're living in.

How the hell did one man just create all this lore by himself.

wow, this really makes GoT a small story in a small part of a giant world. There's so much more, so many possibilities and stories about unkown lands, creatures and cities. A shame this doesn't get any attention in like separate books or tv series. I hope someday it will, otherwise al this seems pretty pointless

I think videos such as this one show exactly how remarkable George R.R Martins actual GoT series is, not to mention his mind for actually coming up with such things. People discussing it, actually talk about the places, people and history, as if it is all actual real world, or something which has really happened. It is believable too, when you hear such discussions, debates, etc and you would actually think the stuff really happened, or was going on now. It really is brilliant how such things can happen when talking about a totally factious world and the people, history, wars and stuff which happened in it.

George RR martin had to be on something. This is pure genius.

So basically, everyone in GoT is originally from Essos, but acknowledging Daenerys as “foreigner”... mkay

As the Girl once wondered: 'So what's west of Westeros'?

So basically Sothoryos, ulthos and asshai are the more interesting and we don't know almost nothing about them xD

We need an open-world video game set some time during the Targaryen dynasty, where you can explore the various regions across Westeros, and even travel to the Free Cities, or even beyond The Wall. Maybe it could be a 3rd-person RPG where you can choose your path as a noble, knight, etc.

Essos is low-key more interesting than Westeros

Sothoryos: "Imagine Amazon rainforest on Steroids". lol

So in a nutshell, GRRM is the GOAT. dude's imagination is awesome

"he is said to have reigned for 10,000 yrs which makes the legend a bit hard to believe..." uhh, who's gonna tell him?

HBO Need to do a prequel about the war between children and first men, I'll definitely watch it ❤️❤️❤️❤️ I miss GOT 😭😭

Duuuudee how long did this video take to make? Aswell as gather the information? Great video though very informative.

basically westeros is eroupe and essos is asia

This map has so much more series' potential. Would love a series about Essos!

**Any lady gets pregnant in House Hoare Maester: "The Hoare is pregnant!"

This is the nerdiest thing I've seen in a long time. Like

I knew nothing about Essos or the land beyond Essos before this video, thanks. I will forward to all of my co-workers who watch the show as well.

The geography of this world is endlessly fascinating to me

When you thought the north beyond the wall was scary... can´t wait to see Sothoryos and Ulthos

That was awesome man! I had read most of the lore online before but this clarified a lot of it and made it much easier to understand geographically. Thanks!

Great geographic explanation dude although some cities didn’t gained the proper explanation such as old town or volantice but you explained the races in a very unique detail which encourages writers to write something about them

In the movies, the white walkers were made by the children of the forest. They pierced the heart of one of the first men with a dragon glass. Because they were losing the war to the first men.

Brilliant video mate! Absolutely love stuff like this and I can tell you’ve put a hell of a lot of effort into this! Well done man! Keep it up 🙌🙌🙌

Idk why but the fact that Quarth, Vaes Dothrak and so on is sooo far away from Westeros is mindblowing to me. I always considered Essos as this kind of big desert with only a few tribes here and there, always a bit underdeveloped (exept for Bravos and stuff). I always thought the big citys like Mereen, Bravos, Pentos, Quarth and so on were located on the west coast, close to Westeros...

A song of ice and fire world and history is beyond the imagination. Can't belive how GRRM invented all this thing. He has either an abnormal imagination, or was inspired on something big but changed the style... Whatever, the more i read the more i get statisfied

I'm starting season 4 and this helped me to understand the series so much more. Thanks

WOW..... This is an outstanding video, and clarifies many, many, items I did not understand. Thank you for taking all the time to make it! Well Done!

there are so many creepy places in eastern essos even beyond yi ti and asshai, we dont know much about the 5 forts other than there are 5 of them, the walls are made of slick black stone which is potentially dragonglass or some other material and the walls being taller and thicker than the wall in the north, then there is the city of winged men beyond the shadow lands. wish George would give us more details and info about these distant lands and what the hell is beyond the 5 forts that caused yi ti to need to build them to defend themselves

man this is the BEST got video i've seen in a year. great presentation!!!! i hope you keep up the good work. i'll be wating for your next video.

When you realise that essos doesnt end there

Damn, idk which series is my favorite. But my top 3 are definitely Lord of the Rings Game of Thrones and The Witcher I was depressed after all 3 ended 😢

I thought the children of the forest created the white walkers to stop the first men.

I love your videos so much, they may not come that often but in your case quality wins over quantity and you always do something that's special and not done by all the other got youtubers, keep it up 😍

Stunned by the insight and the description. This is very very very good to know.

Westeros: Exists First Men, Andals, Targaryens, Baratheons: Hippity hoppity this is now my property. Children of the Forest: ಠ_ಠ

This was amazing! Thank you for taking the time to boil down thousands of years (or pages of information) into a concise and understandable video!

i like videos like these. maybe if you are willing you could do like monthly videos on lore that isn't Westerosi. i like hearing about Sothoryos, Shadowlands and all the places you hardly hear about unless you dig really deep to find it. i think it enriches the whole aspect of GoT world as we know it. the only mysterious beings that are mentioned in the show are White walkers/the others, giants, the children. 3 of them out of around 15+.

Thanks, man for all the work you put in these videos. Great job. Your videos made GOT a better experience for me.

Thank you so much for this! Everyone who has not yet seen the series, but will, should really see thus video first. Also, I heard they’re making a few spin-offs, but I really would like to see a series taking place in Essos aswell

Just stumbled across this video and wow, you did an awesome job on this. I have not read the books, so I am always searching for videos to break things down for me, and this is one of the best GoT world videos i've come across.

There is so much to this game of thrones universe that they could literally create spinoff series about different parts of this world for the rest of my life and still have a lot uncovered. Would be cool if someday they made an open world game based on this universe, we're getting to that point where it could be possible on such a massive scale, wouldnt be suprised if we could have such a massive open world game within 10 years from now, just look at how much bigger open world games have become the last 10 years.

This was great - just the *right* amount of detail in my opinion, for a top-level overview. Well done, and thank you!

It's going to be awesome seeing Corlys go through some of these areas. Especially Yi Ti.

It blows my mind that you know soooooo much about G.O.T. that you can actually give the complete fictional history & geographical history and explain it in such detail! Love this video and thanks for the history lesson! Amazing 🤘

That 10,000 ships with Nymeria had the worst luck with just one terrible stop after another. And of course the seemingly paradise of Naath had a deadly sickness spread by damn butterflies.

That Skyrim soundtrack in the background, nice choice. Playing Skyrim does remind me a lot of Game Of Thrones.

Excellent work - Thank you for posting this! Very much enjoyed the presentation - very professional and thorough.

I love lore

You played the song unbroken road in the background from Skyrim well done

Excellent video. Thanks for doing this. I'm working on a fanfic which mentions a previously unknown civilization in the world. I've been uncertain where to put it. Thanks to your vid, I can set in Ulthos without fear, or perhaps in the wilds of Sothoryos.

I literally got a neon ad for game of thrones season 8 when I loaded up this video it so well coordinated

Where did you get all this information? I've read the books and watched the series and didn't know mosto of these things

This video is awesome because it makes it easy to see how Martin used the real world as inspiration for the GoT world. GRRM confirmed he used the war of the roses as a baseline for GoT. Using that fact, you can see that Westeros is the UK, the Iron Islands is Ireland, and Scotland is the North. My favorite overlap is how its pretty obvious that Valyria is the Roman Empire. Fits perfectly with both the description of the civilization AND its location. Which means Ghis is either referring to the Persian Empire or a combination of the Persian Empire/Greece (basing that on skin color/cultural description, location of both places, and the name Ghis and Greece. Also Persia hit its peek basically right before Rome started doing its thing so that fits perfectly with both real life and GoT as well.) Like I said...this video is super cool lol.

Wow! This is mindblowing. I wonder how much time you invested in this. Brilliant work.

I hope all the other beautiful stories of these places, islands, kingdoms, and unknown continents get to grace the small screen in this lifetime.

This was really overwhelming but I love it

The world and history are so interesting in this. I'd love a game or something on all this. Or maybe multiple TV shows depicting different time periods. I'd love to learn more about Valyria before it got destroyed, or why and how Asshai and Stygai exist and who created them. And the old on earth from YiTi or the people who might have lived in the city from the thousand islands. SO MUCH lore. Or even the peoples or gods or species that used to live in Sothoryos. There seems to be so much more there and for such a massive continent you'd expect some history and lore. And there's fucking Ulthos. So much lore that could be explored. And then there's the fact that as a whole we know so little about the world of GoT. There could be hundreds of other continents and peoples and races and species that we never see.

What a great video. We are watching the series again, we watched the last 3 but not the beginning.

Fabulous. My new goal during the pandemic is to rewatch all the Games of Thrones read the books. Thank you.

Jesus Christ, this map is so vast and has so many different races and factions going in it looks like GRRM planned it to be a 20 book series or making 4-5 different series out of it. I knew Essos was large but I didn't even see a map showing that we only knew like 50% of it's western half of it and I've never heard or seen anything about those other 2 contintents at all. I must admit I have only read the first two books so far.

13:23 amazon rainforest on steroids 😂😂

Thanks for putting this together. I watched Game of Thrones, but honestly never really followed the lore. I just finished House of Dragons, and I became more interested in the lore. I am not re-watching Game of Thrones with the intention of paying more attention to the nitty gritty lol.

Love this, which book is the most of the information from?

who else came here thinking you'd see the continent below essos?

- What's south of Essos? - *Brazil*

the world building grrm put into this series is so fucking insanely in depth that it actually feels real. This video perfectly captures that feeling

What an ambitious video indeed... changed my life bro

Woah! That’s really cool just started watching game of thrones about 2 weeks ago and finished had no clue there was this much Detail

Where are the Starbucks locations?

Im so happy i got this recommended one year ago, it made me read the books, i just finished the last one!

Great video! Keep it up; it must have taken a lot of your time. It's awesome!