Thank you very much!

Love Poland from Romania 🇷🇴❤️🇵🇱

Love Romania from Poland 🇵🇱❤️🇷🇴

​@@cristi.5Niech żyje Rumunia!

Love to Bulgaria from Romania 🇷🇴❤️🇧🇬

9:55 - 9:58 why didnt the romanians led gagauz people have their own country? romanians complain about turks not letting kurds have their own country but dont complain about gagauz people such hypocrisy and double standard

@@adnan_honest_jihadist5775 bro, manny roamians don't even know what kurds even are + plus we were Otoman vasals for centuries, so we can complain

@@bolf4647 the complaints arent valid bcs ottoman empire was a good empire and the fact that romanians still exist happily is proof ottoman empire didnt even annex romania

@@adnan_honest_jihadist5775 "Good Empire" tell that to all countries from Balkans, the Otoamans didn't conquer us because we had to pay higher taxes to them because we had other religion

@@bolf4647 bruh even if it would had annexed all of balkans then the non-muslim would had to pay tax this tax is called jizya and jizya is part of sharia (islamic law) so basically part of islam but in ottoman empire muslims had to pay zakat which is a obligation in islam itself also non-muslims have to pay way lesser then muslims itself zakat is 2.5% and jizya is lower then that. if you dont like this system then im sorry youre a hypocrite and a islamophobe the same thing is happening in the country youre living in but differently

There is nothing more romanian than being romanian and living outside of romania

@@dElChapuliun Are you trying to say it's something negative to leave your country..?

Nah

А Молдову Любишь?

За что же ты их любишь?

@@user-ur9ru5iy3s, dar de ce nu ?

Much respect and admiration from România! Big fan of Жанар Дугалова, Макпал Исабекова , Дильназ Ахмадиева, КешYou, Лашын, Хас Сак, Made in Kz and many others.

Salut

Indonesian liking romania and knowing romanian too damn

That "union" was only personal

Ceaușescu był dużo gorszy...

Love Poland from Romania

So real Bro 😭

Lol, you are based

@@bolf4647 thanks.

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Yes we are 😎

Roma also based!

Hungary never existed

Making rulers. You never ever opened a history book.

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The GOAT

Burebista, Duras, Decebalus, Menumorut, Glad, Litvoi, Basarab the Founder, Alexander the Good, Mircea the Elder, Mihai Viteazul, Constantin Brâncoveanu, Horea, Cloșca, Crișan, Tudor Vladimirescu, Avram Iancu.

I'm going to add Șerban Cantacuzino and Alexandru Ioan Cuza

@Hussar of Hungary There comes the Hungarian Mongoloid Gypsy. You're just jealous that Romania has more great rulers than Hungary. Funny too that two of Hungarys greatest rulers were of Vlach (Romanian) origin🤣

@Hussar of Hungary If you were Thinking of Vlad the Impaler. You do realize he Fended off the Ottomans while the Others tried and failed. He used fear as his ally.

No

@@WhyWouldHungarySupportUkraine yes

@@badeamihai366 Who asked you

@@WhyWouldHungarySupportUkraine no1 did

@@WhyWouldHungarySupportUkraine bozgor

La Romania in antichità si chiamava DACIA, faceva parte dal famoso trio: popoli traco-geto-daci che a quei tempi li parlavano una lingua latino-volgare.Saluti Tibi.

@@camelianedelcu5640 salut și ție, geții si dacii sunt acelaș lucru , Geți erau numiți de greci și daci de romani și Traci sunt înfrățiți (sunt strămoșii bulgarilor)

Pai aceasta este istoria formatiunilor politice ale Daco-Românilor (nu ma refer la Daco-Romani, ci la Daco-Români), urmând etnogeneza acestora. Videoclipul exclude prezența românilor sub forma unor formațiuni politice Sud-Dunărene. Videoclipul este strict despre istoria poporului prezent astăzi.

Mostly because there were mistakes in wallachia and moldavia

@@POGKPP great video👌 Your follower from Iraq 🇮🇶 🇵🇱

Old Romanian folk music

@@niculaevisan4798 It is from a band called burdon and is called"Hora-Transylvanian" Thank you for responding to my comment, but i was referring to where he originally found the music.

@@user-ji6dk6fd4b The song is a hora, a musical genre for the dance of the same name and is taken from Transylvania. There are many other songs called hora precisely because they are sung for this dance. They are hora specific to Transylvania, Banat, Moldavia, Oltenia and Muntenia. But the group that sings it is from Ukraine.

Agree. His video is cool but it could have been interesting if he had icluded the Dacian period.

@@NihilSineRex1881 yea like Dacian period is a important part in Romanian History

@@lumeapasarilor7898 agree

Most people would get confused and assume it wasn't under hungarian control

@@lud7522 It literally says: "Hungarian Autonomy"

Balkans

@@pinghpin3 full history of Balkans? Nice.

It is false, and this is proven by the Gesta Hungarorum and Nestor's chronicle, which say that the Vlachs lived in the Carpatho-Danubian-Pontic territory (Romania Area) long before the arrival of the Hungarians in Pannonia, and they arrived in 895, so what do you think?

as a romanian i'm extremely happy

@@zalmoxe_01 dunno about the other, but I know that gestas are not historical, but literature works, they have no weight on history. Gesta Hungarorum was written in the 13th century about the 9th in a non-historical genre, and it contains names for kings and dukes that are unknown for all the other neighbouring sources. It also highly focused on the hungarian's hunnic origin, which is not supported by historians. So how can it prove anything, especially something which isn't even its focus?

​​​​​@@Karabarsz Gesta Hungarorum was wrote much earlier than today interpretations, so saying that they forget entiely what happened few centuries ago is not that rational. Genetic studies shows that Szekely people have a genetic composition closer to their romanian neighbours rather than hungarians from Hungary, many of them have I1/I2 haplogroup, hungarians have R1A. Some documents attest this mixture if I am not wrong in Gesta Hungarorum, "Szekely are hungarians mixed with vlachs", so this mixture is because hungarians came and assimilated some romanians this proves why romanians are a majority. Why would hungarians let so many vlachs to settle in "their land"? Lol

@@thieph 1. "They lived more closer to it, they must've known it better." The cavemen lived closer to the dinosaurs than us. Same with medieval people. Yet we, modern folks, know more of them and more precisely. It means nothing. We, modern humans have archeology, what the older generations didn't. Especially people from the 13th century. But the biggest problem is, that there were actual sources written in the 10th century about the 10th century, and the Gesta Hungarorum contradicts it. This with the fact that Anonymus was not a historian and Gestas is literature not historical writing should be more than enough to highlight the issues with that writing. 2. "Szekelys have closer genes to Romanians than to modern Hungarians." First of all, I'm happy to inform you, that Szekelys lived on the Frank/German (West) border originally and were moved to the East in the 12th-13th century. This highlight the issue with genetics. Old data is hard to decipher from it, genes usually showcase recent neighbours, not the old ones, as the genes shift and get replaced over time. So Szekelys having more "Romanian" genes only mean that they live next to Romanians. It does not indicate that they got it when Hungarians came here in the 9th century. Plus modern Hungarians have genes like Austrians, Slovaks and Romanians as well. Romanians have genes similar to Bulgarians. Neighbouring communities merg/mix. Szekelys having similar genes than Romanians doesn't means Romanians were always majority (nor they are currently, despite they actually being the majority nowadays). But historic sources usually indicate that Vlachs weren't treated as natives, while there were ethnic groups that were treated as natives. This is probably due to Vlachs coming latter. Soon after Saxons and Szekelys. This is supported by Byzantine and Ottoman sources. Also the Gesta Hungarorum does not say Szekelys are hungarians+romanians, so you remember wrong there. Romanians are Romans who lived in the Byzantine Empire. Near the Albanians, evidence for this is the Albanian subtratum in the Romanian and the Byzantine sources. Then came the Bulgarians. Then the Cumans. After the Mongols/Tatars crushed today's Romania's territories (including Transylvania), Vlachs were imported and soon they became majority.

wha does Ukraine have to do with it, dude?

Slava Ukraine 🇷🇴❤️🇺🇦

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@@Zemlin-rt5di he just said he loves Romania?

Then you don't mind if we the take our territories back no? 💀💀💀

Its a very hypothetical period.

@@POGKPP very interesting

yup, he kinda forgot about that

Not as relevant to romanian historiography, not ethnically Romanian.

Transilvania è sempre stata una parte della attuale Romania, ha sempre fatto parte dalla DACIA, che per un periodo al tempo dell'impero austro-ungarico si è impossessato dalla nostra Transilvania ,alla fine nel 1918 tramite il trattato di Trianon, la Transilvania e stata restituita (com'è era giusto) alla Romania.Un saluto rispettoso a tutti.

Most Hungarians, one Swedish some Saxon and many Habsburgic not romanians

@@cypher221 sigismund bathory

because they were probably fake

@@POGKPP Which ones and how were they probably fake?

9:55 - 9:58 why didnt the romanians led gagauz people have their own country? romanians complain about turks not letting kurds have their own country but dont complain about gagauz people such hypocrisy and double standard

@@adnan_honest_jihadist5775 I'm Romanian and if it makes you feel better, yes, I agree with you, it's hypocritical to want one and not the other. But either all ethnicities gain independence makin the globe to have more than 10000 countries, or all unite a single world state, or we remain with the status-quo and grant rights and liberties.

@@genovayork2468 i agree with you but nobody should be a hypocrite

Esatto

no romania should use sharia (islamic law) its way better

9:55 - 9:58 why didnt the romanians led gagauz people have their own country? romanians complain about turks not letting kurds have their own country but dont complain about gagauz people such hypocrisy and double standard

i saw youre comment and im not arab youre a racist idiot im half turk and half german ex-atheist muslim whats wrong with sharia you probably dont even know how sharia works

@@adnan_honest_jihadist5775 look I'm sorry if I offended you in anyway so I'm just going to delete this comment as a whole because I really don't want to argue right now sorry if I offended you though I never meant to do that to you it just didn't make sense to me

But doesnt Islamic law requires the majority of the population to be Islam

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@@cristi.5 🇧🇷🤝🇷🇴

Transylvania is historical Romania, no Hungary, no Austria

@@mirelaisabela7372 Ce legătură are asta cu ce am scris eu? In plus, istoric vorbind Transilvania a fost sub control Austriac dar în mare parte Maghiar aproximativ 1000 de ani.

is easy. they were under hungarian control not autonomy for rumanians

@@mirelaisabela7372 at least the northern parts of transylvania not, the south half were inhabited by romanians since always. maybe if you go to pre roman era you can say use the argument of genetic continuity with the dacians. but gothic conquest and later hunnic, avar and slavic conquest forced the romance population to move in the southern carpaths and become nomads, is impossible the movement to the north since it wasnt paart of roman dacia and was inhabited by germans and was a focus of fights.

@@sticlavoda5632 yes and? thats not an argument, if that were one italy and france should reclaim the half of europe

Da

Da..... e trist.

I wanted to add it but forgot

@@POGKPP I think I've seen so many videos of our history, very few put Saranda there and none the Pindus Principate

@@MMerlyn91 my Old video showed Sarande, and this also was planned to show but i forgot.

@@POGKPP Yeah, I think I saw that, which is why it surprised me that you missed it here. Especially since you remembered the Danube concession. I still would have liked to see something about the Pindus Principate. Do you happen to know where I can find some mapping or anything at all about that topic? There is very few info about it, I did find Romanian sources about it and a Russian one, but other than that, not so much.

@@POGKPP it is fine you didn't include it. It was not really a territory of Romania. It was just an institute the Romanian government run in Albania. Sort-of like an embassy maybe.

Będzie na filmie o bałkanach

@@POGKPP supcio