HistoryMarche(2018–)

Battle of Verneuil, 1424 ⚔️ A Second Agincourt ⚔️ England vs France ⚔️ Hundred Years' War

How was England conquered? ⚔️ Battles of William the Conqueror (ALL PARTS)

Battle of Orontes, 994⚔️ Basil II, the Bulgar Slayer (Part 2) ⚔️ Byzantium Documentary

Battle of the Standard, 1138 ⚔️ When they realized they attacked too soon ⚔️ The Anarchy (Part 1)

This is how you win your freedom ⚔️ First War of Scottish Independence (ALL PARTS - 7 BATTLES)

Battle of Civitate, 1053 ⚔️ The "Hastings" of Southern Europe ⚔️ Medieval Documentary

2nd Battle of Nola, 215 BC ⚔️ Hannibal (Part 19) ⚔️ Second Punic War

Battle of Torvioll, 1444 ⚔️ Skanderbeg's Rebellion - Rise of the Albanian Dragon ⚔️ DOCUMENTARY

When the King fights like a lion ⚔️ Battle of Lincoln, 1141 ⚔️ The Anarchy (Part 2)

When the Winged Hussars arrive ⚔️ Battle of Obertyn, 1531 ⚔️ DOCUMENTARY

Rout of Winchester, 1141 ⚔️ When things don't go as planned ⚔️ The Anarchy (Part 3)

Battle of Yarmuk, 636 AD (ALL PARTS) ⚔️ Did this battle change history?

Battle of Carpi, 1701 ⚔️ Prince Eugene's speed surprises the French ⚔️ Part 4

Battle of Fontenoy, 1745 ⚔️ France vs England in the War of the Austrian Succession

How did Diocletian become Roman Emperor? ⚔️ Battle of the Margus, 285 AD

How did China lose Central Asia? ⚔️ Battle of Talas, 751 AD - ALL PARTS - Abbasid Caliphate vs China

Battle of Tours, 732 AD ⚔️ How did the Franks turn the Islamic Tide?

Battle of Uhud, 625 CE ⚔️ When things don't go as planned

Siege of Acre, 1189 - 1191 ⚔️ Third Crusade (Part 1) ⚔️ Lionheart vs Saladin

Battle of the Boyne, 1690 ⚔️ When the balance of power in Europe changed forever

Attack on the WXYZ Complex 💥 Two US paratroopers wipe out a whole German company💥WW2 Docuumentary

Battle of Formigny, 1450 ⚔️ England's last stand in Normandy ⚔️ Hundred Years War series

Battle of Aquilonia, 293 BC ⚔️ Roman Legion vs Linen Legion ⚔️ Third Samnite War (Part 3)

Battle of Castillon, 1453 ⚔️ The end of the Hundred Years' War

Battle of Ashdown, 871 ⚔️ Alfred the Great takes on the Viking 'Great Heathen Army' ⚔️ Part 1/2

Battle of Edington, 878 ⚔️ How did Alfred the Great defeat the Vikings and help unite England? Pt2/2

Battle of Narva, 1700 ⚔️ How did Sweden break the Russian army? ⚔️ Great Nothern War

Battle of Nordlingen, 1634 ⚔ How did Sweden️'s domination in Germany end? ⚔️ Thirty Years' War

English army violates the land like the Four Horsemen ⚔ The Great Raid of 1355 ⚔️ Hundred Years' War

Siege of Orleans, 1428 ⚔ How did Joan of Arc turn the tide of the Hundred Years' War?

This is how Rome became a major power ⚔ Third Samnite War (ALL PARTS) ⚔ FULL 1 HOUR DOCUMENTARY

Battle of Guadalete, 711 AD ⚔ How was Spain conquered by the Arabs? ⚔ Muslim Conquest

US Army Rangers climb a cliff while under fire! - Battle of Pointe du Hoc, 1944 - D-Day Landings

Battle of Edessa, 260 AD ⚔ How did a Roman emperor become a slave? ⚔ Birth of the Sasanian Empire

Battle of Arsuf, 1191 ⚔️ How did the Crusaders stop Saladin's Muslim Army? ⚔️ Third Crusade (Part 2)

Battle of Poitiers, 1356 ⚔ The Capture of a King ⚔ Hundred Years' War

Battle of Cadzand, 1337 ⚔ The day that sparked the Hundred Years' War ⚔ Hundred Years' War series

Battle of Castagnaro, 1387 ⚔ How an English mercenary found fame and fortune in Italy ⚔ Documentary

Battle of Spercheios, 997 ⚔️ How to wage war on two fronts ⚔️ Basil II, the Bulgar Slayer (Part 3)

Brunanburh, 937 ⚔ Forgotten battle that made England

They were left to rot in the field ⚔ Battle of Aughrim, 1691 ⚔ Dark day in Irish history

Battle of Lechfeld, 955 ⚔️ Otto's Greatest Triumph and the Birth of the Holy Roman Empire

Manzikert, 1071 ⚔️ Battle that broke the Byzantine Empire and sparked the First Crusade

Battle of Jaffa, 1192 ⚔️ The Lion Roars ⚔️ Third Crusade (Part 3)

Basil retakes Macedonia! The tide turns ⚔ Battle of Skopje, 1004 ⚔ Basil II the Bulgar Slayer Part 4

Chancellorsville, 1863 - Robert E. Lee's Greatest Battle - American Civil War

Battle of Kleidion, 1014 - Basil breaks the Bulgarian Empire - Basil II, the Bulgar Slayer (Part 5)

A victory that doomed Ukraine - Battle of Zhovti Vody, 1648 - Khmelnytsky Uprising

Battle of Bosworth, 1485 - Fall of the Last King and a dynasty that ruled for 331 years!

Battle of Sagrajas, 1086 - An ambush that almost stopped the Reconquista

The Lion Awakens! History of the Third Crusade (ALL PARTS - ALL BATTLES) ⚔️ FULL DOCUMENTARY 1h 30m

King Edward III invades France - Road to Crecy - Battles of Saint Omer & Tournai, 1340 AD

Battle of Selimbar ⚔️ The Unification ⚔️ Story of Michael the Brave (Part 3/5)

Battle of Miraslau ⚔️ Dominion Struggles ⚔️ Story of Michael the Brave (Part 4/5)

Battle of Guruslau ⚔️ Final victory ⚔️ Story of Michael the Brave (Part 5/5)

Battle of the Three Kings, 1578 AD (Part 1/2) ⚔️ Portugal launches a Crusade against Morocco

Battle of the Three Kings, 1578 AD (Part 2/2) ⚔️ The Kings clash at Alcácer Quibir

Battle of Thapsus, 46 BC ⚔️ Caesar's Civil War

Battle of Munda, 45 BC ⚔️ Caesar's Civil War

Battle of Chaeronea, 338 BC ⚔️ Philip & Alexander take on the Greek Coalition

Story of Michael the Brave ⚔️ ALL PARTS 1 - 5

Battle of Sekigahara, 1600 ⚔️ Tokugawa Shogunate is Born

Back across the Apennines ⚔️ Hannibal (Part 9) - Second Punic War

Battle of Geronium, 217 BC ⚔️ Hannibal (Part 10) - Second Punic War

Battle of Nagashino, 1575 ⚔️ Takeda clashes with the Oda-Tokugawa alliance

Battle of Pressburg, 907 AD ⚔️ Hungarian Invasion of Europe

Battle of Tedorigawa, 1577 AD ⚔️ Uesugi's Finest Hour

Hannibal (PARTS 1 - 5) ⚔️ Rome's Greatest Enemy ⚔️ Second Punic War

Battle of Talas, 751 AD ⚔️ Part 1/2 ⚔️ معركة نهر طلاس

Battle of Talas, 751 AD ⚔️ Part 2/2 ⚔️ معركة نهر طلاس

Hannibal (PARTS 6 - 10) ⚔️ Rome's Greatest Enemy ⚔️ Second Punic War

Battle of the Zab River, 750 AD ⚔️ Rise of the Abbasids

Battle of Dara, 530 AD (Part 1/2) ⚔️ Rise of Belisarius

Battle of Dara, 530 AD (Part 2/2) ⚔️ Belisarius' Tactical Master Class

First Battle of Tarain, 1191 AD ⚔️ The First Islamic Conquest of India

Battle of Nicopolis, 1396 AD ⚔️ Part 1 of 2 ⚔️ The Crusade Beckons

Battle of Nicopolis, 1396 AD ⚔️ Part 2 of 2 ⚔️ The Ottomans confront Europe

Second Battle of Tarain, 1192 AD ⚔️ Muhammad of Ghor Returns

Caesar's Civil War ⚔️ (ALL PARTS 1 - 5) ⚔️ FULL DOCUMENTARY

Road to Cannae, 216 BC (Chapter 1) ⚔️ Hannibal (Part 11) - Second Punic War

Battle of Cannae, 216 BC (Chapter 2) ⚔️ Opening Moves ⚔️ Hannibal (Part 12) - Second Punic War

Battle of Cannae, 216 BC (Chapter 3) ⚔️ The Carnage ⚔️ Hannibal (Part 13) - Second Punic War

Battle of Palkhed, 1728 AD ⚔️ Mughal - Maratha Wars

Battle of Nicopolis, 48 BC ⚔️ Pontus challenges Rome

Battle of Cannae, 216 BC ⚔️ FULL DOCUMENTARY ⚔️ (Hannibal PARTS 11 - 13) - Second Punic War

Battle of Satala, 298 AD ⚔️ Roman - Sasanian Wars

Battle of Talikota, 1565 AD ⚔️ Watershed moment in the history of India

Emden ⚔️ The Swan of the East (World War 1)

Battle of Svolder, 1000 AD ⚔️ A Viking Saga

Battle of the Trebia, 218 BC ⚔️ Hannibal (Part 4) - Second Punic War

Battle of the Ebro, 217 BC ⚔️ Hannibal (Part 5) - Second Punic War

Battle of Calugareni, 1595 ⚔️ Story of Michael the Brave (Part 1/5)

Battle of Lake Trasimene, 217 BC ⚔️ Hannibal (Part 6) - Second Punic War

Why didn't Hannibal attack Rome? ⚔️ Hannibal (Part 7) - Second Punic War

Battle of Assandun, 1016 ⚔️ Cnut the Great conquers England

Battle of Giurgiu, 1595 ⚔️ Story of Michael the Brave (Part 2/5)

Battle of Dyrrachium, 48 BC ⚔️ Caesar's Civil War

Waterloo ⚔️ The Truth behind Napoleon's final defeat

Battle of Ain Jalut, 1260 ⚔️ The Battle that saved Islam and stopped the Mongols - معركة عين جالوت

Caesar ⚔️ First Invasion of Britain, 55 BC

Battle of Morgarten, 1315 ⚔️ Rise of the Swiss

Caesar ⚔️ Second Invasion of Britain, 54 BC

Battle of Yarmouk, 636 AD (Part 1/2) ⚔️ Storm gathers in the Middle East

Battle of Yarmouk, 636 AD (Part 2/2) ⚔️ Byzantine - Rashidun Clash at Yarmouk

Battle of Bannockburn, 1314 ⚔️ First War of Scottish Independence

Battle of Strasbourg, 357 AD ⚔️ Julian saves the Western Roman Empire

Battle of Adrianople, 1205 ⚔️ Emperor Kaloyan, the Roman Slayer

Battle of Ruspina, 46 BC ⚔️ Caesar's Civil War

Chevauchée 1355 ⚔️ Battle of Poitiers Part 1 of 2

The Battle of Poitiers in 1356 AD was a major encounter of the Hundred Years War. But little attention is given to the Grand Chevauchée (raid) of 1355, conducted by the Black Prince - the son of King Edward III. Chevauchée of 1355 was, in hindsight, the 'Grand Prelude' of sorts to the Battle of Poitiers that took place just less than a year later. Although no battles were fought and no territory conquered during the Chevauchée of 1355, southern France was utterly devastated. The destruction of the rich countryside and urban areas, and the atrocities against the civilian population are among the most brutal military campaigns of the medieval period.

Battle of Crecy, 1346 - Legend of the Black Prince is born - Hundred Years' War DOCUMENTARY

Stamford Bridge, 1066 AD - The battle that ended the Viking Age - Godwinson vs Hardrada

Battle of Agincourt, 1415 AD (Part 2 / 2) ⚔️ Victory against the odds

The Battle of Agincourt was an English victory in the Hundred Years' War. It took place on 25 October 1415 (Saint Crispin's Day) near Azincourt, in Northern France. The unexpected English victory against the numerically superior French army boosted English morale and prestige, crippled France and started a new period of English dominance in the war.

Battle of the Kalka River, 1223 AD

Erosion of the Western Roman Empire ⚔️ Battle of the Catalaunian Plains, 451 AD (Part 1/2)

The Battle of Catalaunian Fields was one of most enthralling military engagements in history. Doing research on this topic was amazingly fun. I highly recommend you check out the sources I used for this video, and give them the credit that they deserve. It's thanks to them that we get to learn about these battles in such amazing detail.

Battle of Kulikovo, 1380 AD ⚔️ Mongol tide turns ⚔️ Russia rises

Battle of Kulikovo, fought near the Don River in 1380, was the first victory for Russian forces over the Mongol Golden Horde since the subjugation by Batu Khan. It demonstrated the developing independence of the Russian lands from Mongol rule (which had been imposed in 1240) and was a giant step for the Duchy of Moscow in its rise to leadership of the Russian people.

Attila invades the Western Roman Empire ⚔️ Battle of the Catalaunian Plains, 451 AD - Part 2/2

We continue where we left off in Part 1 (https://youtu.be/f6H9APJixoo​). In early 451 AD Attila invades the Western Roman Empire with the intent of taking over Gaul...

Battle of Delium, 424 BC ⚔️ Athens takes on Sparta ⚔️ Peloponnesian War

On the surface it is a minor battle in the Peloponnesian war, but in fact it was quite significant. It, arguably, turned the tide of the war and marked the first time that a written record was made of a deliberate use of a cavalry reserve in the heat of the battle.

Battle of Hastings, 1066 AD ⚔️ Norman Conquest of England

The Battle of Hastings was extremely important for the history of England. Duke William's invasion was one of the most daring gambles in history and it ended the rule of the Anglo-Saxons that had lasted for over 600 years since the Roman times. The story of what happened was recorded in the Bayeux Tapestry.

Why did Rome attack Greece ⚔️ Battle of Cynoscephalae, 197 BC (Part 2/2)

In the 2nd part you will see details about the Battle of Cynoscephalae, which settled the age old dispute of Legion vs Phalanx and brought the Second Macedonian War to an end.

How Aurelian restored the Roman Empire (Part 1)

I'm very pleased to have worked with Dr. Byron Waldron on this video. His research and incredible insight into the Crisis of the Third Century made this video possible. The Crisis of the Third Century was one of the darkest periods in Roman history. By 270 AD the empire had practically disintegrated, but emperor Aurelian managed to string an unprecedented series of military victories to restore the Roman Empire. This mini series will feature 3 parts, stay tuned.

Battle of Immae, 272 AD ⚔️ How Aurelian Restored the Roman Empire (Part 2)

Battle of Emesa, 272 AD ⚔️ How Aurelian Restored Rome (Part 3)

Battle of the Field of Blood, 1119 AD ⚔️ The Crusades ⚔️ (a.k.a. Battle of Ager Sanguinis)

Battle of Badr, 624 AD ⚔️ Islam's first arrow

The battle of Badr has been described as one of the most important battles in Islamic history. And for good reason. Its outcome transformed the Muslims from a marginal religious movement to political contenders on the western coast of Arabia.

Restorer of Rome ⚔️ Battles of Aurelian (ALL PARTS)

In the Syrian steppe, Palmyra thrived as a cultural melting pot, rich from trade routes. Queen Zenobia, its ruler, faced Emperor Aurelian's challenge over her authority. Under Septimius Odaenathus, Palmyra enhanced its military and political significance. However, the Roman Empire's instability, marked by usurpations and external invasions, threatened its cohesion. The empire was fracturing, with regions declaring independence and internal power struggles, exemplified by Macrianus' attempt to take Rome. Palmyra stood as a beacon of prosperity and strategic importance amidst the chaos.

Charlemagne (Part 1/2) 📜 The Rise

Charlemagne, crowned King in 768 and Emperor in 800 by Pope Leo III, united Western Europe, forming the Holy Roman Empire. Born around 747 to King Pepin the Short and Queen Bertrada, he inherited a vast kingdom and expanded it through military campaigns, including against the Lombards and Saxons, spreading Christianity. His rule marked the start of a European transformation, emphasizing religious, educational, and cultural reforms. Charlemagne's reign laid the foundations for modern Europe, establishing a legacy as one of its greatest leaders.

Charlemagne (Part 2/2) 📜 The Carolingian Renaissance

Charlemagne, also known as Charles the Great, was pivotal in the Carolingian Renaissance, uniting Europe and establishing the Holy Roman Empire. His reign transformed society, revising government, military, and social practices. The Carolingian Renaissance marked a cultural shift, promoting arts, literature, and a new moral code. Charlemagne valued education, encouraging learning and preserving texts. His economic reforms included introducing a new currency system, moving away from the gold standard to the livre and denier.

Battle of Roncevaux Pass, 778 AD ⚔️ The Legend of Roland

In August 778, Charlemagne led his Frankish army back from Spain through the Pyrenees. His campaigns in Saxony had expanded the Frankish Kingdom, integrating Saxons and battling paganism. Seeking to extend his empire, he allied with Muslim governors opposing the Umayyad emir of Cordoba. Despite initial successes in Iberia, Zaragoza's gates closed against him, leading to a siege. The situation worsened when his rearguard was ambushed at Roncevaux Pass, marking a pivotal moment in his campaign.

Rise of the City States in Italy 📜 Renaissance (Part 1)

The Renaissance, beginning in 14th-century Florence, spurred Europe from the Middle Ages to modernity. It emphasized human responsibility in shaping society, enriching literature, art, and science. Originating in Italy, fueled by prosperous city-states like Genoa and Venice, it marked a cultural revolution, stressing observation and international diplomacy. The term "Renaissance" was coined by Jules Michelet in 1855, highlighting a pivotal era of profound change.

Political Power of the Merchant Class📜 Renaissance (Part 2)

Italy in the late Middle Ages was fragmented and tumultuous, with the North thriving while the South suffered. The rise of the merchant class in Northern Italy shifted power from feudal lords to wealthy merchants, boosting trade and weakening old restrictions. This economic shift laid groundwork for the Renaissance, despite Europe facing disasters like the Black Death. Meanwhile, warring city-states like Venice, Florence, and Milan fought for dominance, with Florence's resistance against Milan's Giangaleazzo Visconti highlighting a pivotal moment for the early Renaissance.

A Church in Crisis 📜 Renaissance (Part 3)

Italy during the late Middle Ages was a mix of fortune and misfortune, with the North being wealthier than the impoverished South. The rise of the Merchant Class in Northern Italy marked a shift from feudal aristocracy to a mercantile economy, fostering trade and weakening noble power. This period saw internal conflicts among city-states like Venice, Florence, and Milan, and external pressures from the Papal States and the Holy Roman Empire. The early Renaissance emerged from this backdrop, spurred by economic shifts and the recovery from disasters like the Black Death, which led to a labor shortage, higher wages, and a burgeoning market for goods and services.

Battle of Silva Litana, 216 BC ⚔️ Hannibal (Part 14) ⚔️ Second Punic War

On August 2nd, 216 BC, Hannibal achieved a monumental victory at Cannae, decisively defeating Rome's largest army. This battle became a historical benchmark for military losses in Rome, not surpassed for 600 years. Survivors, including a young tribune named Publius Scipio, regrouped, vowing never to betray Rome. Despite the victory, Hannibal chose not to march on Rome, hindered by logistics and the need for reinforcements. Meanwhile, Rome began to recover, drafting new legions and shoring up defenses, illustrating the resilience and strategic depth that would eventually turn the tide of the war.

Humanism 📜 Renaissance (Part 4)

Humanism, a 14th and 15th-century movement, emphasized individual potential, inspired by Francesco Petrarca. It spread across Italy, promoting a human-centric view against the Church's fear-based doctrines. It led to Renaissance Humanism, advocating classical antiquity's revival. Key centers included Rome, Florence, and Venice, focusing on humanities over medieval scholasticism. Humanism harmonized with Christianity, influencing arts and sculpture. Artists like Donatello gained recognition, shifting art's status. Early humanists, including church members like Petrarch, collected ancient manuscripts, spreading humanist education and ideals.

Battle of Nola, 216 BC ⚔️ Hannibal (Part 15) ⚔️ Second Punic War

Hannibal adapted to his situation in Italy by using spies to learn about Roman alliances. He released Italian captives to gain support, attempted to negotiate with Rome through released prisoners, but was rejected. He then focused on gaining control in southern Italy, starting with Capua, and faced resistance in Nuceria, which he besieged. Despite his efforts, Rome refused to negotiate, showcasing their determination.

Final try to Restore the Western Roman Empire 📜 Majorian (457 - 461 AD)

Majorian, born between 420-426 into a lower aristocrat family, rose through military ranks due to his and his family's close connections with powerful Roman figures. A capable leader and tactician, he was considered for marriage to Emperor Valentinian III's daughter to secure succession. However, Aetius, another powerful general, opposed this, leading to Majorian's temporary retirement. Re-entering public life in 454 after Aetius' death, Majorian eventually became a key figure, demonstrating that Rome's decline was not irreversible.

How the military of the Norse world evolved 📜

The divergent evolution of the Norse world from the 11th century onwards was, above all, influenced by each country's geopolitical limitations. This explains the different stages of military Europeanisation that each region attained up to the late twelfth century. Changes in warfare, initially obtained through imitation, slowly started to show growing regional differences from around 1200 AD onwards, a phenomenon mainly fuelled by the disparate conquest interests of the Scandinavian kingdoms.

WWII 📜 Sophie Scholl - How a young woman defied Hitler

This is the story about Sophie Scholl, a young German student who defied Adolf Hitler by printing leaflets in opposition to the Nazi regime. She was arrested in February 1943, tried, conviced and beheaded by guilotine. She was only 21 years old.

Salt Trade and Rebellion in Medieval China 📜

Salt was critical in medieval Tang China, not just for nutrition and food preservation but also economically and politically. The Tang dynasty heavily regulated salt to control the economy and maintain power, creating a lucrative illegal trade. This backdrop saw salt smugglers like Huang Chao rise, challenging the weakened dynasty post-An Lushan Rebellion. The government's monopoly on salt, aiming to stabilize finances, ultimately contributed to societal discontent and the dynasty's eventual decline.

Battle of Forum Gallorum, 43 BC ⚔️ The Rise of Caesar Augustus (Part 1)

In 44 BC, after the resolution of a devastating civil war, Julius Caesar's assassination by political rivals threatened to reignite conflict. Despite the absence of a clear successor, Caesar's will revealed his 19-year-old nephew, Gaius Octavius (Octavian), as his heir. Mark Antony, Caesar's co-consul and senior official, initially dominated Rome's political scene but faced challenges, including from Cicero and Caesar's assassins. Antony's attempt to maintain power by negotiating compromises was complicated by his preference for Cisalpine Gaul over Macedonia. Meanwhile, Octavian, underestimated by all, began to emerge as a significant political figure.

Battle of Cornus, 216 BC ⚔️ Hannibal (Part 16) ⚔️ Second Punic War

In 216 BC, Hannibal, with his main army in Capua, was strengthening his position in southern Italy. His forces, bolstered by Samnite allies, numbered around 40,000. His brother Mago was set to increase this with 17,000 Lucanians and Bruttians, aiming for over 18,000 troops. Rome, facing this threat, managed to muster 80,000 soldiers, albeit many inexperienced. Fabius Maximus adopted a strategy to avoid direct conflict, focusing on Rome's recovery. By 215, as the Second Punic War expanded, Hannibal sought more allies and reinforcements. Mago, moving south, took Bruttium, easing African troop transport. He then appealed to Carthage for further support against Rome.

How did Caesar Augustus transform Rome?

Rome, foundational to the western world, transitioned from republic to empire thanks to Gaius Octavius, later Emperor Augustus. Born in 63 BC to a senatorial family, his early life was marked by illness and underestimation. Yet, his determination led him to join Caesar, his great-uncle, in military campaigns, despite initial setbacks like shipwrecks. Impressively, his efforts won Caesar's favor, leading to his adoption and inheritance as Caesar's sole heir. This pivotal moment set the stage for Octavius's rise, through battles and political savvy, eventually transforming him into Rome's first emperor and reshaping the Roman state.

Psychopath or Visionary? Who was Roman von Ungern-Sternberg?📜 World War I / Russian Revolution

Roman von Ungern-Sternberg was of Baltic-German nobility origin, served in the Imperial Russian Army, but fell in love with the far-east, its history and culture. He was convinced he was a descendant of Ghengis Khan, adopted a hybrid ideology of combined Buddhism, Christianity and Samurai influences, and led his clique of merciless Cossacks in brutal battle against the Bolsheviks. But not before conquering Mongolia, albeit for a brief while, and declaring himself its head of state. He waged a campaign of terror, without any mercy towards his opponents. Still, at the same time, according to historians, a modern-day independent Mongolia would not be possible without his activities. He became known as the Mad Baron in history books, an epitaph that is rather fitting for this larger than life character, whichever way you look at him.

Sultana Raziya of Delhi 📜 The Woman who ruled the Mamluk Sultanate

Raziya, the first and only female ruler of the Mamluk Sultanate of Delhi (1236-1240), was chosen by her father over her brothers for her merit, a rare decision in a time when women seldom led. Born to Sultan Shams al-Din Iltumish, a former slave who rose to power in India, Raziya's reign was notable for her independence and breaking gender norms.

How did Alexander the Great's conquest impact the economy of the ancient world?

What was the Secret Weapon of the Carthaginian Empire?

Battle of Mutina, 43 BC ⚔️ Rise of Caesar Augustus (Part 2)

Battle of Keresztes, 1596 AD (Part 1/3) ⚔️ Ottoman Superpower clashes with Europe

Hannibal (PARTS 14 - 17) ⚔️ Rome's Greatest Enemy ⚔️ Second Punic War

How did Bulgaria overtake the Eastern Roman Empire? ⚔️ The Conquest of Simeon the Great

Battle of Keresztes, 1596 AD (Part 2/3) ⚔️ Ottoman and Christian armies converge

Battle of Cumae, 215 BC ⚔️ Hannibal (Part 18) ⚔️ Second Punic War

Why did Emperor Henry IV walk over the Alps to meet the Pope in 1077?

Battle for the East - How did Heraclius restore the Byzantine Empire? - Medieval History DOCUMENTARY

Battle for the Holy Land - What was the strategy of the Crusades? - Medieval History DOCUMENTARY

Battle of Xanthos, 42 BC ⚔️ Rise of Caesar Augustus (Part 3) - Ancient history DOCUMENTARY

Battle for the South ⚔️ How did the Union Strategy prevail in the American Civil War? DOCUMENTARY

Battle for Survival ⚔️ How did Alexios Komnenos save the Byzantine Empire? DOCUMENTARY

Battle for Rome - Were Barbarian invasions a Peaceful settlement or Violent conquest

How did Rome defend its empire? ⚔️ Ancient History DOCUMENTARY

Battle of Keresztes, 1596 (Part 3/3) ⚔️ Habsburg Coalition vs Ottoman Empire ⚔️ DOCUMENTARY

Battle of Grunwald, 1410 ⚔️ The Downfall of the Teutonic Order ⚔️ DOCUMENTARY

Battle of Callinicum, 531 AD ⚔️ Belisarius intercepts the Persians in Syria ⚔️ DOCUMENTARY

Battle of Kosovo, 1389 ⚔️ The Last stand of the Christians against Ottoman expansion ⚔️ DOCUMENTARY

First Battle of Philippi, 42 BC ⚔️ Rise of Caesar Augustus (Part 4) ⚔️ Ancient History DOCUMENTARY

Battle of Achelous, 917 AD ⚔️ Byzantine Empire sets out to punish Simeon of Bulgaria ⚔️ DOCUMENTARY

Battle of Kadesh, 1274 BC ⚔️ Clash of the Ancient Superpowers ⚔️ DOCUMENTARY

How did the Fatimids conquer Egypt? ⚔️ A pivotal moment in Islamic History ⚔️ DOCUMENTARY

Battle of Val es Dunes, 1047 AD ⚔️ Early years of William the Conqueror ⚔️ Part 1 ⚔️ DOCUMENTARY

How did the Scottish clan system collapse?

Battle of Keresztes, 1596 AD ⚔️ ALL PARTS ⚔️ What happens when you don't give up ⚔️ Full Documentary

How was Russia defeated in 11 days? ⚔️ Operation Faustschlag

Battle of Klushino, 1610 ⚔️ Polish invasion of Russia ⚔️ DOCUMENTARY

Battle of Nicopolis, 1396 (ALL PARTS) ⚔️ Christians strike back against the Ottomans ⚔️ DOCUMENTARY

Battle of Solferino, 1859 ⚔️ Napoleon III and the Fate of Italy ⚔️ DOCUMENTARY

Second Battle of Philippi, 42 BC ⚔️ Rise of Caesar Augustus (Part 5) ⚔️ Ancient History DOCUMENTARY

Battle of Pliska, 811 AD ⚔️ Trapped in the Balkan Mountains ⚔️ DOCUMENTARY

How did Russia lose the Crimean War? ⚔️ What can we learn from the past ⚔️ DOCUMENTARY

Battle of the Catalaunian Plains, 451 (ALL PARTS) ⚔️ The man who defeated Attila the Hun DOCUMENTARY

Battle of Kircholm, 1605 ⚔️ The Winged Hussars never stop! ⚔️ Poland vs. Sweden ⚔️ DOCUMENTARY

Battle of Mortemer, 1054 ⚔️ How did William defend Normandy? ⚔️ Part 2 ⚔️ Medieval DOCUMENTARY

Battle of Mohacs, 1526 ⚔️ How the Ottomans broke the Hungarian Kingdom ⚔️ DOCUMENTARY

Battle of Agincourt, 1415 (ALL PARTS) ⚔️ England vs France ⚔️ Hundred Years' War DOCUMENTARY

Prince Eugene's baptism of fire ⚔️ The Great Siege of Buda, 1686 ⚔️ Part 1

Battle of Varaville, 1057 ⚔️ William gets ready to take on England ⚔️ Part 3 ⚔️ Medieval DOCUMENTARY

Prince Eugene's decisive cavalry charge ⚔️ Second Battle of Mohacs, 1687 ⚔️ Part 2

How did it fail? ⚔️ Napoleon's Strategy in Russia, 1812 (Part 1) ⚔️ DOCUMENTARY

Battle of Tifernum, 297 BC ⚔️ Struggle for the mastery of Italy ⚔️ Third Samnite War (Part 1)

Attack on Moscow ⚔️ Napoleon's Strategy in Russia, 1812 (Part 2) ⚔️ DOCUMENTARY

Battle of the Gates of Trajan, 986 ⚔️ Basil II, the Bulgar Slayer (Part 1) ⚔️ Byzantium Documentary

Battle of Dunbar, 1296 ⚔️ First War of Scottish Independence (Part 1) ⚔️ DOCUMENTARY

William Wallace at the Battle of Stirling Bridge, 1297 ⚔️ First War of Scottish Independence Part 2

Battle of Falkirk, 1298 - William Wallace's Last Stand - First War of Scottish Independence, Part 3

Battle of Sentinum, 295 BC - Clash of the Five Nations ⚔️ Third Samnite War (Part 2) ⚔️ DOCUMENTARY

Battle of Orsha, 1514 ⚔️ Russian army bested by the stubborn Hussars ⚔️ DOCUMENTARY

Battle of Zenta, 1697 ⚔️ The Battle that Napoleon studied ⚔️ Eugene's Masterpiece ⚔️ Part 3

Battle of Maritsa, 1371 ⚔️ Death of the Serbian Empire ⚔️ Ottoman Expansion into Europe

Battle of Loudoun Hill, 1307 ⚔️ First War of Scottish Independence (Part 4) ⚔️ DOCUMENTARY