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Views : 421,934
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Date of upload: Dec 21, 2022 ^^
Rating : 4.777 (206/3,489 LTDR)
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Top Comments of this video!! :3
That's a man who's a hard act to follow. Up until I watched this, I had no idea how amazing Charlemagne was as a person. There's no way that any man alive today can match what he did.
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This is a truly remarkable comprehensive docu-drama video that encompasses the life story of Charlemagne, his legacy, his decisions.
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One of the multiple legendary leaders of world. Charles Martel , Otto, Alphonso the battler , and Oliver Cromwell ( lord protector I know ) to name a few more. Awesome doc!
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This was better than watching the tv,so absorbing,and very interesting.He certainly had something about him to get that many men to follow him everywhere. I enjoyed it so much as I never learnt history for this and it was really in depth,I also liked hearing the story from both the historians and the scholar too.π₯°
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If crossing the mountains was so dangerous, and nearly led to his and his armies destruction, he should have taken the path under the mountain; the mines of Moria...Kazad Duhm. I believe the Balrog had already been cleared by the time of Charlemagne.
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Thank you for this presentation. Well produced and informative.
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Amazingly well produced!
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Love how from the very beginning, this guy who supposedly knew Charlemagne walks into a 13th century room.
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I really like this documentary. It really brings out the details about Charlemagne and who he really was.
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Wow! Probably the most 'informative' biography of Charlemagne! I have nothing to compare it or its substance. I like the format how it was told/written between the two Monks. Makes me want to find Einheart's (sic) version. I can read Latin, but an English translation would be much better!
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Excellent, thank you
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Subtitles don't play well on smartphone screens. Bummer, I was looking forward to this π
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great story
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DO YOU HAVE A AUDIO TRANSLATION FOR THE BLIND SO WE CAN KEEP UP WITH MORE THAN JUST THE NARRATIVE. SERMS WE'RE MISSING ALMOST MIRE THAN 1/2 OF WHAT'S GOING ON!!!
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I really liked this documentary about a unique person that Charlemagne was.
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23:08 Every historical documentary in this time period has to have an experiment with long bow and arrow, and a broad sword, and whatever other weapons of the time period. It got really old in the 2000's
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Amazing documentary! Truly educational and informative!!!!
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Yes, along with Saint Alfred.
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Never cease to amaze me the story causing Vikings to commence raiding is never told. In short Charlemagnes Christian crusade against Northern Pagans made them unite. His conquest and brutal christianization of Saxony in 785 a.d. after a decade long Campaign is the background story. All Pagan sacred sites were destroyed and those who refused to convert were slaughtered numbering several thousands. Pagan areas all over the North was interconnected and it must have seemed an existencial threat bc just North of Saxony a Fortress Wall not unlike Hadrians Wall across the main land was built during the 790s (Dannevirke). At least five major Ring-fortresses was also built during the following Century (Aggersborg, Fyrkat, Trelleborg etc). Viking raids at any and all Christian hold areas across Europe (Lindisfarne 793) was a direct cause-effect result. Christians had become legitimate targets in an all-out war for the existence of pagan belief. The Viking era had begun.
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I've seen this on yt before but it was dubbed with an English voice over.....wish I could find it bc this is an amazing documentary!!
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