Until finally ...

man do a video about the three kings battle at morocco

Please make Battle of Prevezea

Hooray for longer videos!

The first Holocaust? Or second?

Trump would have loved these guys.

Still not as impressive as the Seige of Alesia.

and make the Mexicans pay for it

@Vae Victis (Everyone knows this no offense that's why you have no thumbs up)

@Vae Victis OK sorry 🙏

Whoever has more walls wins!

Sometimes I think that somewhere during Military School Caesar got into the wrong class and ended up studying Architecture. The rest is history.

@@federicom Most likely he picked it to avoid some other class.

@Fady Al Qaisy Ashkenazis were forced north after the temple fell. Palestinia was a label given to all ethnic groups of the region, because the Banu Rum got Jizya based on region, not religion. The Mizrahi tried to defend but most of their forces were in Persia dealing with internal struggles. The Sefardim is another name you may have heard. These were the captured Jews sold to safety/enslavement to Sefard or as the Banu Rum called Iberia, now known as Spain and Portugal. The Banu Falasha were also there and had to flee south to Nubia and later Ethiopia. There were also those that fled into Sinai later establishing the Himyar Empire and starting the Battle of the Elephant to take Mecca. Salam brother.

Agent Synthetic Someone actually knows history of second Jewish diaspora. Bravo.

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Not from a Jedi

Not from a jewdi

Citrine, All those democratic celebrities certainly understand wall building, and in shorter time. I wonder why they did so? Hmmm.

not with a shitty, anti divine legislative, republic

I forget where I heard this but some channel explained that very thing. "The Eagle was an enduring symbol of Romes might and the general who lost it was a shame for losing it and not worth avenging because he did not have the might to defend it." Something like that

Wait until you read about catapult stones giving Jewish women involuntary Caesarians.

Adam Price non jewish hebrews? Do you mean not judaism practicing jews or judaism practicing not ethnic jews? Nevertheless that population was insignificant.

that's what you get for slaughtering garrisons & their wives and children along with all non jews Hadrian was too merciful

@Adam Price You speak the truth.

@@mawlinzebra fr

Sieges always favour the defender, especially when their numbers were as large as here (20,000 soldiers).

Most powerful Empire vs bunch of farmers and merchants. Who would win? After surprisingly long fighting romans.

@@EndOfSmallSanctuary97 Especially Jerusalem built on top a hill surrounded by ravines with 3 wall systems effectively and 2 fortresses (Antonia and Temple) inside the city

We could have beaten them if the damn idiots hadn't burned the fucking food supplies.

A statement I read somewhere sums it up pretty well: The true strenth of the roman legionaires was that they were willing to work like slaves rather than giving up.

“People called ‘Romanes’ they go the ‘ouse?”

The Jews believed they were doing God's will, and that the promised Messiah would come down for them any moment and lead them to crush the Roman army. Unfortunately, the Messiah had already come, but they rejected him. The Siege of Jerusalem was really the Jews' blood feud with God.

Jerusalem was one of the most difficult city fortresses to take during that time. It also happened to be a big city, which meant more manpower and resources.

@@googlesucks478 Based

Of course they did, the jews knew very well what happens when you lose, their entire people were enslaved and invaded countless times. They also clashed with the hellenic nations and romans specifically a few times before this siege so they knew the europeans were especially brutal occupiers at that time.

@@googlesucks478 No-one asked

IIRC there was a competition between legions initiated by the commander, who'd build the most in a day.

People don't realize how much they are capable of doing when working together fiercely, Let alone a couple thousands of men working like madman not like today's lazy ass bois.

Maybe rome was built in a day!

Thank you very much!

Invicta I personally wish we Italians had left Jews alone. if we did though then my Ashkenazi Jew cousins would not exist. nor would I exist.

Kings and Generals can you please do Italian And Greek Genetics I'm from Rome, Italy my DNA test results were 37.9%Italian 16.1% Iberian 7.5% Greek 5.1%Ashkenazi Jew 15.2%Mizrahi Jew [ Iranian/Iraqi Jew] 11.8% Middle Eastern 6.4% North African Berber

@@emmabarone1530 Wow, you're my cousin lol...I have all those mix too but I'm more Iberian than Italian, but I don't know how reliable these dna services are

Alfred Morris they are good and accurate. 23andme and MyheritageDNA are the best ones

ikr they were like the army corps of engineers, only they were the same guys who laid the actual siege

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Agreed, their siege warfare wasn't eclipsed until the gunpowder artillery became a thing.

Except for those local troops, amirght? Those Syrian legions were an embarrassment, the way they let the Jews cut them down and take their aquila.

In one of his novels about Traianus, the spanis author Santiago Posteguillo talks about the father of the emperor who was a legatus under the command of Vespasianus and gives a description of the siege.

nevermind their EIGHT KILOMETER miracle wall they built in like 3 days... without any kind of power tools...

@@KingsandGenerals oh my gosh thx reading my comment

Very true Peter, we're ALL waiting for Invicta to get Part 4 made.

Im also waiting...

Really? I don't like his delivery. Not a good narrator

YAH21 i just turned that age lol

Yes! Been waiting for so long for Invicta's Jerusalem series to end! Please Lord!🙏

I don't have any college degrees but I think if you research the use of the name "Palestine" you will find that it wasn't the Romans who named it.

@@rogermetzger7335 Philistia or Palestine was originally only the coastal area of the area -the Philistines or ancient Palestinians were part of the Sea peoples who tried to invade Egypt circa 1300 BC but were repulsed -some then settled on the Israel coast and became perennial enemies of the Jews as the biblical accounts of David,Goliath,Samson and Saul testify.Palestine was never the inland area only a thin strip of the coast -cities like Gaza belonged to the Philistines -the Romans,in order to rub salt into the wound after the eventual suppression of the bar Kochba revolt renamed the inland areas as Palestina after the Jews ancient enemies.

@@kaloarepo288 Thanks.

@sneksnekitsasnek You are probably thinking of the Rothschild family which was later into the Nineteenth century -they had a branch in Naples and even the Catholic church was forced to borrow money from them or go bankrupt!

@Yildirim eh were they tho... Influence when ... as the Hebrews remained existing for a much longer time than the Philistines Edit Especially since they were destroyed by the Assyrians , decimated by the Babylonians and lost their ethnic culture by the time the Persians came along. They failed to have the .. weird gumption of the Jews and failed to really have any influence post early Iron Age

maybe it was some sort of wooden enclave i doubt the built a decent wall in 3 days

*Laughs in Huns and Germanic tribes*

Don't forget that they used captured men to do some of this work

@@flame7047 *Laughs in Marcomannic Wars and Battle of The Catalaunian Plains*

@@christianjocson5509 They all came to pick and feast on what's left of the empire, that's what I'm saying. After "Pax Romana", Rome went through a series of domestic turmoils: from having 5 leaders claiming themselves as Emperors, to having a mad man as emperor who burned down Rome. None of those tribes were ever capable of taking down Rome at its peak. Rome's strength was not in their army's invincibility, but rather its ability to form armies after armies to crush the enemy with numbers and discipline no matter how many losses Rome suffer. The continuous civil wars ultimately drained Rome off of its treasury and man power, meaning Rome has lost its advantage over other tribal groups. The Roman Legions at that point no longer able to stop the Goths, the Vandals, the Huns and other tribes from conquering them.

Thank you, my friend!

@Fady Al Qaisy ancient Palestinians come from Greece, not Arabia. Ramses documents provided information they come from the Mediterranean as they were Sea people's.

@Fady Al Qaisy Palestinians have never conquered anybody in history. Stop with the Arabinization of culture, just cause you want it to appear that way does not make facts true. Ancient Palestinian are from the Mediterranean and that's a fact, they settled there. By the way Israel has never been Arab either, it's a Israelite / Jewish ancestral homeland for God's people, again not the Arab people who believe in Muhammad or the Quran.

Is something not described as Arab by virtue of its definition being Arabic or in other words part of the Arabian people who stem from the Arabic peninsula? Hence if as you say, the mediterranean settlements were already there, then, they cannot be Arabic since by and large the Arabic expansion began in the 7th century AD, hence the indigenous people being Mesopotamian, Balkan, Anatolian, North African, Iberian, Gaulic, etc? Were not the people of the Levant also related to migratory tribes from Egypt and Mesopotamia in particular spawning for instance the Phoenicians?

Fady Al Qaisy that region stretching from Egypt to Gaza region was egypt, then Palestine from Jerusalem to around Damascus and then Syria up to Antioch from there to Byzantium/Constantinople/Istanbul it was Asia Minor. Refer to the works of Manius of Tyre, Pompius Mela etc who were cartographers.

Romans were masters in construction and in siege warfare.

@@messianic_scam I’m guessing you have something against Christians & Jews...

​@@absolutelyyousless7605 just against jevvs

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JEEEEEEEEEEWS

That was some 60 yrs later, the Bar Kokhva revolt.

@SkiperPlays Noted and my mistake! Thank you for your feedback.

I think they chose to show Judean rebels that way to clearly different from Roman soldier for the viewer.

What do you mean by Eastern/Arabian?! They are two different things.

@@LionKing-ew9rm They did used Eastern or Arabian style gear? Why so mad

Hes probably thinking eastern as far east oriental

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loved that reference

Wait until biggus dickus hears about this!

@@mklopfer He has a wife you know. Want to know what she's called?

Only Titus can build walls in Jerusalem

Yes

@@tituspullo8558 Hey you are another Titus, you are more like a destroyer Titus

@@messianic_scam Lol, chill dude it was a joke.

@@messianic_scam Ok but what on earth has that something to do with a joke about walls

5 MINUTES UNTIL SARACEN ATTACK!

that and the burning of Jerusalem's food stores is what doomed doomed them. Josephus of course describes the initial sieges in the Galilee and the Jews were dumping boiling olive oil on the Romans from the ramparts, geez! I sure stuff like that and their persistent defensive sapping really pissed off the Romans!

@@ibnyahud fucking ouch

Tbf the whole Syrian legion(6,000) was decimated by the rebels at the battle of Beth Horon.

@@elysium1384 yeah but considering multiple legions were in the area and they had better armor and supply, its fair to say the romans still had a massive advantage.

ARV4 IV I agree I wouldn't mind it being from either side's perspective.

@@Manny444a why not both? I fucking hate one-sided historical movies.

It would be quite fascinating.

@@Manny444a Jewish perspective would be more interesting imo

@Lucius Sulla how dare they fight against the empire that controlled them!

If only

Yes!!

Is there any series like that??

Lord of the rings?

No, they will strafe the scorpions with Drogo, use tight formations, and attempt siege without siege weapons..we've seen their tactics.

Human beings acting violent like wild animals. Greed. !

Rome > Attempts to end itself Also Rome > eradicate another country instead!

@Hoàng Nguyên sounds more like France to me. Or Germany. Or China. Or Russia. Or Britain. Or Spain. Or Japan. Or, y'know, hundreds of other countries. But sure! Let's single out the U.S.

The American Empire am I right? Sun never sets on the American empire.

@@arthurfisher1857 lol butthurt American Calm your tits, it's just a joke .

@jevon magnus ay. Extra history crusades episode references

Thank you!

Thanks!

I was looking for this kind of comment :). Much agreed. I've watched that series several times, it's amazing.

@@Korkzor Same here, the aliens will abduct us all and im afraid that series wont be finish :).

Thought this was me and got confused.

'titus, bring popcorn' ...vespasian

You forgot the Judean People's Front.

It’s a joke about Trotskyists within the British far left.

At 2:07 it says "Romanes eunt domus". You'll get it if you've watched the movie.

@Fady Al Qaisy Ashkenazim, Sefardim, and modern Mizrachim did not yet exist! Ashkenazim and Sefardim are the Jews of Rome that split into the 2 group after the Jewish diaspora following Hadrian. There were only Judean Jews, Babylonian - Persian Jews and merchant Jews among former Carthaginian posts and Rome. And the differences between Jews and Arabs were widely known and distinguished in contemporaneous historical accounts...Herod was half Idumean half Arab, which was a source of contention among some Jews. You are repeating historical revisionism in the name of religious supremacy doctrine...you aren't going to wash over thousands of years of history because it bothers your ethno-supremacist sensibilities

@@ibnyahud you are incorrect the ashkenazim are not descendants of Israelite settlers Rome, they are descendants of Turkic Khazars, slavs and the sephardim who migrated into north and eastern europe which was known as Aškenaz, The Sephardim are suoposadly the descendants of Isrealites from the babylonian exile as well as other colonies from around the meditarrenean and kasari converts the history of these people is so convoluted and mythologised its difficult to believe they are the legitamate descendants of the Ancient Hebrews

@@TheCritic9196 that has been thoroughly dis-proven as ironically communist Zionist propaganda. Primarily from continuous historical accounts of the settlement and movement of Jews in the empire until this day...i.e. Jews didn't just disappear all of a sudden. Also from the tremendous corpus of Jewish writings continuously since antiquity. Also genetically from thousands of peer reviewed studies. And also from linguisitics...Yiddish...the day to day lingua franca of Ashkenazim contains ZERO words of Turkic origin.. How did an entire people group FORGET their Turkic language and learn a Germanic language as well as Hebrew and Aramaic. Why do Ashkenazim keep the same customs as other Jews. Also Sefarad refers to the Iberian peninsula and nothing other....Jews from Babylon are known as Mizrachim "Easterners".

@@ibnyahud but would you agree that the western jews, ashkenazis, are not semitic? they look white.

@@mogts Most Ashkenazim definitely have European admixture, because all evidence points that many Jewish males took converted Roman and Hellenic wives upon arrival in the Diaspora after the destruction of Jerusalem and Judea in the first Jewish war and more so after the Bar Kokhba revolt decades later. Also from continuous pogroms in eastern Europe through the centuries adding some European admixture due to rape. One thing a lot of people don't know about Jews is before the industrial era they were HIGHLY endogamous, meaning they would only marry other Jews or the handful of converts that managed to escape the illegality of converting to Judaism in Christian Europe. Those that did "interfaith" marry were essentially excommunicated and would assimilate into non-Jewish society. The result of this 1,500 years of endogamy is a distinct genetic profile and it is the reason why Ashkenazim have several more prevalent genetic disorders than native Europeans. But the thing is, it doesn't matter that they have admixture, pretty much everyone except East Asians aren't "pure". If you think Arabs today are without genetic admixture from the populations they conquered, you would be quite wrong. Jews never ceased being a people; only that since they were exiled from their homeland they adapted and also enacted new religious measure to preserve their Jewish traditions, such as recording the Mishnah which was previously an oral tradition and the antecedent non-legally-binding debates known as the Gemara, together which form the Talmud, which all together are not final Jewish code either (that would be the Shulchan Aruch which was enacted in the 16th century). Prior to this, each Jewish community would follow the ruling of their local authority.

Nvmt t yeah it may take years. Invicta already uploaded a video about the Battle of Winterfell but still no ending for the siege of Jerusalem.

Thank you!

The aqueduct

Read that in Sean Bean's voice

romans took their precious little god

פתח ר' יהודה ואמר כמה נאים מעשיהן של אומה זו תקנו שווקים תקנו גשרים תקנו מרחצאות, ר' יוסי שתק. נענה רשב"י ואמר כל מה שתיקנו לא תיקנו אלא לצורך עצמם - תיקנו שווקים להושיב בהן זונות, מרחצאות לעדן בהן עצמן, גשרים ליטול מהן מכס. Rabbi Yehuda said how good are the creations of this nation ,they created market bridges and bathouses,rabbi yossi stayed silent. Rasbi answered him"all they built was for built only for themselves they created market to house prostitutes,bathhouses to soften themselves[skin],and bridges to take from them toll Talmud Babli,masechet shabat,page 33B.

It's embarrassing you think those things were introduced to Judea in the 1st century AD. We're not talking about some forest in Germany, but a region with a long history of Babylonian, Persian and Hellenistic civilization.

The Jews were the only group to successfully resist against the Roman Empire in its prime.

@@Gameflyer001 NOT TRUE lool at the Germans and the Teuteberg forest, so where some of the Sarmatian tribes on the Black Sea.

@@Gameflyer001 Bullshit, the most of germanic tribes, the parthian empire and celtic tribes of today Scotland were successful and even more effective

@Hoàng Nguyên Its not strange. Alot of Asians from your region tend to worship white people. Its expected.

@@brazilianman92 Have you hear about battle Arausio in the roman cimbrian war, teutoburg forest,the disaster of carrhae, battle of gergovia?, all these battles(and roman defeats) ocurred in the republican and imperial period during the rise of Rome. During the cimbrian war Rome had been near of destruction, and the teutoburg battle halted the roman advance in germania. The jews failed miserably, in the rebellion 66-73CE and in the next Kitos War and Bar-Kokhba revolt, in which they murdered cowardly roman,greeks,macedonians,egyptians,libians civilians, while the romans legions and troops were fighting the parthian empire. More than brave they were fanatic.

Good luck

Physics?

u go brother

AP bro??

@@averagenewbie2968 funnily enough, no. History. Lol.

Same

Same

Same here

What if you had an exam about THAT?

@@maorus2 if i had exams about interesting things like this I would be a good student

Seems to me that the only problem is if your enemy faction has the capability to besiege you inside your outer wall and starve you out.

Check out 'Historia Civilis' if you're into history and battle tactics

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Thank you for watching!

Thanks for your interest!

The very same factors are still causing trouble in the Middle East to this very day. And in place of Rome, we've got the US as the dominant superpower who's fanning the flames.

Arkadeep Kundu U.S is just a scapegoat now. This would have been true 15 years ago in Iraq, but now they have no one to blame but themselves

*cough* balkans *cough*

Basically that region in a nutshell today still

Romans have always solved their problems with iron fist. It works until it doesn't.

The Jerusalem of today is nothing like it was... Its been razed and built over many times over.

@@jestfuldemigod no shit, but the fact that anything survived is surprising

@@Last555555555 Jerusalem is overhyped, archeologically speaking there are places far older than Jerusalem. Cities of Mesopotamia/Egypt/Indus valley are older and far more sophisticated.

@@Autechltd fuck u too

The Jewish people are connect many ways. They were removed from their country more then once and they end up back home over and over.

Thanks! We'll see, not sure.

Thank you!

Yeah, that was one of the romans favorite tactics. Julius Caesar loved using that tactic alot, sometimes building another wall behind them to make it harder for the enemy to be reinforced as well as to protect their rear.

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Give him $10 at least

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Where can I read the play by play of the Bar Kochba revolt?

Appreciate the feedback!

@@KingsandGenerals Ok

nah, there's a better video

@Katarina Love Concerning the Jews that are in this video, no they were not black. There is ancient documentation verrifing this. Are there black African Jews? Yes, plenty of them live in Ethiopia and the Bible supports that Moses was married to a black Cushite (Ethiopian) woman.

Thanks! A few are in the works!

Will consider!

​@@KingsandGenerals Please do! We all love Rome, but no one really talks about things that far back in detail.

@@torva360 I think the main problem is the lack of documentation about that period. One of the things that makes Rome (and Greece) a well covered chapter in history is their passion for writing

@@marcogrigolo2228 Very true.

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