The ENTIRE History of Human Civilizations | Ancient to Modern (4K Documentary)
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- 게시일 2023. 08. 06.
- The ENTIRE History of Mankind - 4k Documentary
Ancient History (3600 B.C.-500 A.D.)
The Middle Ages (500-1500 A.D.)
Modern Age (1500-present)
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The history of our story began long ago,
At one point in time, around three billion years ago, we were floating around as little, tiny atoms in the little Petri dish of the world.
Around 6 million years ago, and we see the emergence of the first hominoids - the family of primates that includes humans.
1.9 Million years ago, Homo Erectus was the first species to leave Africa and colonize other parts of the world. They had larger brains than their primate ancestors.
Around 400,000 years ago, the first evidence of the Neanderthals. Their bodies were adapted to the cold environments of Europe and Western Asia. Their distinctive facial features were some of the most human-like ever seen. They are famous for their massive body weight and big facial hair. These prehistoric ancestors were made for the cold.
Then came us; 300,000 years ago, the first Homo Sapiens roamed the earth. The Only surviving species of the Homo Genus. But how did Homo Sapiens rise into a global dominance through the mechanism of civilization?
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And we're back!!
This video's production began in January. 8 months later, and it's finally here!
8 months of production and I still misspelled 'Entire' in the intro, oops 🤣
I hope you enjoyed, poured my soul into this one!
ill be back when you have 1mil subs.
The bible is NOT history!
LOL You’re right!
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Hey Man, I’m a 19 year old who just found his love for history. It truly is unexplainable how far we’ve managed to prosper. I wanted to say thank you for making a video for people who still wanna learn. School made history sound so boring. Until one teacher made it into a story for me. Really changed the way I looked at the past
Exact same story here, I’m 19 and ever since a couple months ago I feel like it’s my responsibility to know everything about history and it’s very overwhelming😂
also 19 the humankind is definined as so, because of the similitudes between each one of us, physically of course but also mentaly (our fears our global resolution etc..) all this to say that if you want to be a competent human having a real utility for our race evolution you need experiance and knowledge, both things that you can obtain looking over our global human race path in the history. @@amazingplayz2587
Same here turned 20 studying psychology and I am very sad that the school system didn’t teach history like a story but made it boring
Yall STAY WILD!!
Cheers to you young folks, really. Enjoyed reading each comment. You few promising indidovudials have given me a glimmer of hope. 🙏
As a 46 year old Gen-Xer, I would give one piece of humble advice...continue to search historical facts and significance on your own. School made history horrible for me as well. Nothing was more tortuous and boring from middle school - to high school - to college undergraduate than history teachers, and history classes. However, nothing could be further from the truth about how essential and interesting history is once you are taught a bit of it in the right way at the right time. Once it resonates on a personal level...you can't help but wonder how your existence fits into this giant and evolving puzzle.
Around age 25-30 I started to realize that they just never taught us anything that matters in the world - really matters. Wars, strife, hatred and allies among ans between different cultures, people and regions...there's reasons that offer some,clarity for ALL OF IT. Like WW1, WW2, The Vietnam War, history dating back to the start of complexities within middle east conflicts, geography, generational discord, etc. I have learned to respect former generations to the utmost levels. Particularly - as a benefiting US citizen born of Asian and Hispanic decent who's grandfather on my Asian(mom's side of family) in the US ARMY and stormed Normandy in WW2.
Throughout the topic of history courses I've experienced in school of any level - that related to my day to day life, or that was the least bit interesting, tbh.
Learn all you can - but never without the nuance and significance of foundations of these events. One thing I have learned to be is more tolerant - but that only happens from awareness of REAL HISTORY TRUTH of MAN'S greatest and worst of behavioral deeds throughout the history of our existence.
Leave the WOKE, self-serving, victimhood views to starve and die. It all stems from entitlement born through modern day safety and comfort which previous generations have paid for with their lives.
The furthest I could imagine back is about 10,000 years or so, but this far back is totally incomprehensible to me. The fact that people not only survived but thrived to spread and progress throughout the entire world is really so deep it makes me really want to see the earth back then, true blue skies and seas and rivers totally full of fish, wild animals everywhere with the most dense old forests, had to have been so beautiful.
Sorry to wake y’all up - but this is a Great Presentation about what is exactly whats happening today.
Captivity has never STOPPED, since the beginning of Rulers.
In fact we’re still experiencing dictators in this world, trying to control all populations with abuses & decisions between Fears & Death …
“This World is a Huge Stage, created by beings with superior Reptilian Blood lines before Lemuri & Atlantis disappeared.
We are now all “but bit Players upon a huge stage” was revealed by Wm Shakespeare, who observed everything as his Mission.
All Major wars, always ends in many deaths - before a leader realizes that he could no longer control them by using fear.
These lessons, Donot apply to any successor.
We are about to experience the Fire predicted for this time - by the symbol of global warming & a nuclear war which has already been planned
All Leaders hate each other - but when they need each other, their power is being loss with too many deaths of their own - as shown in History.
Candidates are taught to complete in sports in order to be chosen, as a Leader by the coach.
Unfortunately, nobody recognizes the only rule that counts “Thou shall not Kill” which applies to everybody which is not understood by a EGO Leader.
People are abused after birth because that establishes how groups are trained as kids with words, to be jealous.
And Jealousy promotes Haters - even amongst brothers.
Indeed, but make sure someone is constantly monitoring your surroundings, for there were dangerous proto-civilizations during this epoch...
You would die in like 2 weeks
@@zedantXiang with no wifi, no doubt lol😂
@@zedantXiang but it would be a pretty cool 2 weeks
Learning about the first toilets while I’m on the toilet is crazy
😂😂
The flat marble toilet seat is so cold and uncomfortable though
I’ve been repeating this since November, every night. Still haven’t finished. Thank you for one of my fav videos
The thumbnail looked like Willem Dafoe... who's with me?
Thought the same here. Lizard Dafoe.
That's why I clicked 😂.
Willam dafoe was the first homo sapien
Little bit
Lmfao that’s precisely why I stopped scrolling.
As a lover of history and and addict of learning about it, to have such a detailed timeline put together is nothing short of remarkable, an absolute master class of content that I will make sure to show to anyone in my life that has an interest in history and anyone online with the same admiration for learning. Great job!
Thank you so much!
I’ll try my best to improve productions each time, much more to come! 💪
This is mixing of truth and lies
My elder son also loves reading about history and he wants to go on historical adventures
It’s like you threw the “Real” history of humankind through a wood chipper, it ain’t historical accurate, but the sheer amount and scale of factoids will blow your mind…
Not a complete history, missing south east Asia history.
I've always struggled with grasping the broader picture of history, understanding how events connect across both geography and time.
This video was fucking amazing!
This is absolutely amazing! 👍 definately subscribed, as im sure millions of others will.
Wish you all the success for your channel, its deserved!
It's mind-boggling to think about charting the story of humanity from its earliest beginnings to the complex societies we have today into one piece of content, but you folks have done a fine job of doing so and keeping it both entertaining and educational! Well done.
That’s of what we know and with new technology and new civilization appearing that are much older like 50,000 thousand of years ago in turkey. History is complex but it’s still the same “humans” different environment same individuals, different timelines.
It’s hillarious to think that any of us actually know ANY OF THIS SHIT. smh the wisest man will admit he doesn’t know what he doesn’t know. Some good cool theories in this video tho. Most of it is an agreed upon theory. Just remember that. We don’t know who built the great pyramid of Giza or when it was built so I hope y’all understand we don’t know as much as we think we know.
@@guillermo5095 @bravenative1158 I intentionally used the word "story" (in some languages, the words "story" and "history" are the same word). I was saying that this video compiles the story of humanity (that is, the story we have, pieced together) well. I was not making a statement about where the story came from, or that things were omitted, or simplified, which of course they were in a KRplus video about such a complex topic.
He skipped the whole history of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth. The first of its kind in Europe.
As soon as he said the Pharaoh ordered for the pyramid of Giza to be built, I stopped watching lol @@FrankTilleyIII
I randomly had a spark of curiosity to learn about the world's history and searched KRplus to see if there were any documentaries. The upload of this video could not have been more perfectly timed. Thank you!
SAME!!! Just a few hours ago as well! 😳 Crazy
Same here, ain’t that something?
Love these comments! Thank you so much 🙏
Glad you enjoyed :)
I had the same spark after watching Alexander the Great's film.
Just had the same thought. Can’t wait to watch this
History is like a movie full of iconic moments, perilous wars, great people which are "Historical Figures" and full of music and arts
I am so obsessed with history now. I started from watching World War 1 and 2, to Roman Empire, to this video of how humans emerged.
I love history now, I used to hate it earlier, but not anymore.
Same
Same, it's amazing how far back human history goes, crazy to think we have relatives thousands of years ago
I homeschool our 15 year old son. I was just wondering today what I could show him for history that would help him understand the entire history of civilization. I have been using Crash Course to teach him about each topic/civilization separately. I also want to teach him about the Bible and the history of Israel too, after the current war there. But this video is just what I needed to merge it all together into an interesting story, interesting enough to capture the attention of a Gen Alpha teenager!! Thank you! I'm watching it first as I love history. It will test my own knowledge first as well.
Amazing! Thanks for sharing this comment, it’s makes all the hard work worth it🙏
you should let him go to school to socialize
@notjun7203
You mean in order to indoctrinate him in queer, gender and Critical Race Theory?? No thanks.
@@notjun7203you don’t know why he’s homeschooled.
@@notapeopleperson6761 still tho being homeschooled must suck, imagine not being able to interact with other kids your age and being socially isolated during your formative years
i know deep inside my soul this is not the full history of human civilization
you have that homo genus inside of you
same
Agreed…what about slavery and colonization? I feel like this wasn’t addressed enough in this documentary
@@dara.sim.slavery? Thats continuous throughout history. Or do you mean black slavery? That’s only really important to African Americans.
Extreme Overview. 2hrs. 4 Thousand years. 😅🎉
This is absolutely amazing! definately subscribed, as im sure millions of others will.
Wish you all the success for your channel, its deserved!
This video certainly must have taken a tremendous time and effort to compile the documentary. Thank you for this incredible compilation of history with graphics.
Good work! Thank you for briefly including people of the Americas. It would be really interesting to have a companion video one day that explores the histories of places that didn't make it into this video like Scandinavia, Australia/New Zealand, and the Pacific Islands and all of the African continent (outside Egypt). The circumnavigation of the world by sea faring people might be considered equally as important as the spread of civilization through warfare or religion.
Very true! We will have to revisit this video and make it longer
@@BeginningToNoww I watched the whole thing, so I would watch it. I'd love to learn more about the people who first discovered Hawaii and what was going on in Thailand, West, Central, South and East Africa, and Japan while the Greeks and Romans were doing their thing. Oh, and I'm sure you know by now but just in case, Henry the VIII (not Henry the VII) was the one who married Anne Boleyn and split from the church.
@@BeginningToNowwGod you’d make my life if you all started from day 1 earth and so forth explaining all of history
Wait, they didn't go over Africa in this vid?
Very well made documentary! Better than a movie. The art and maps are fantastic, as is the narration. The way you went between civilizations in the same timeframe was cool. Well made!
Using Assassin's Creed game footage just made this video a masterpiece.
Haha I had to!
Cheers :)
@@BeginningToNowwthere’s always ☝🏾 in the comments
I have watched a lot of documentaries,as a lover of history this is by far the best one.❤❤
I have mixed feelings about this video. On the one hand, it's very well made in terms of graphics, animations, and voice over. One the other hand, it doesn't do an accurate job presenting a coherent story of ancient civilizations. It randomly includes events or civilizations that were not very influential or significant. It feels that some of them are like "TOKEN" civilizations to make everyone from different regions feel included and important.
I hear you.
I definitely want to revisit this video topic in a longer format. I’ve learned from various feedback from the comments that I could’ve included many more earlier civilisations and talked more about Africa and Asia.
Forever improving 🙏
I fail to see how including more information is a flaw. I think including random events of civilizations is better than nothing at all. I'd rather have a broader suite of information rather than cutting it out for essentially no gain but a more precise narrative. Really, your criticism boils down to "it should have been longer and include more information about these civilizations" which is maybe true but not very realistic considering the scale of this project.
I think the more fascinating critique of this video would be the use of ai. It's pretty clear that the visuals were ai generated, and I fairly sure at least portions of the script were generated with ChatGTP. It's not really an issue for me, but there's definitely a moral question as to whether essentially generating this video is ethical or not. Eitherway I really enjoyed it, and learnt a lot!
Let me guess your native land wasn't highlighted. How about making your own video solely representing your people.
Yup@@BeginningToNoww
Very Eurocentric recount of history. On one hand says Darius fled the battlefield, then says the crusaders managed to escape from the battlefield. Little differences in language to paint a different picture to reality. Also the 1 hr long narration on Rome compared to a few minutes of Muslim conquests. This video is a hard watch
Interesting watch!! well formatted, must have taken many an hour indeed. interesting start point but understandable as the fist traces of modern "Human Civilization". Would be cool to have a perpetual timeline display at the bottom as a visual aid (like a boat sailing on the water left to right on the timeline). And must say, no mention of the exploration of the South Pacific or discovery of Antarctica etc.. a few gaps here and there that would help round it out, but very nice!
this timeline is incredible because the fact that we have been around this long doing all of the things in this video is insane. whats even more insane is when we put this video within the context of this history of the earth, everything that happened in this video would only take up 1% maybe even less of the earths total history
Thank you so much for sharing such fascinating videos about the mysteries of the universe! I'm always in awe of the wonders that exist beyond our planet.
The generations of world's civilization doesn't centralize on Rome ,or Egypt etc etc but the whole world beginning from southern, eastern Africa and the world at large.
"thank you for uploading these videos. Even if I'm having a hard night, I just put a relaxing astronomy video on and listen. It always makes my nights go much easier.
Thank you!!!"
Loved this video, I was not a fan of history when I was younger but now I just have to thank you for this, keep it up ❤️
Educative video. It’s interesting how history always seems to repeat itself one way or the other no matter the era.
I have not seen more interesting video than this one. This video is enough for emerging curiosity and love for history. Truly, a masterpiece
Just finished the entire thing, wanted to share my appreciation, it's really amazing to me that we can get this kind of extreme quality content completely for free, you are a modern hero. Greetings from México, you've got a new subscriber.
Hi you’re on a rock floating in space
Real
You can make a religion out of it
We are essentially the universe trying to figure itself out
Just applied for the scriptwriting position we guys are offering. Clicked on this link you provided to check your content, damn this is good stuff. Informative, concise, and has great visuals. I liked that you started from our ancient descendants. Good work, keep it up!
Best graphics on a history programme.Extremely good for a two hour and 30 minutes programme.Watched Ridley Socotts Napoleon film 2 hours and 38 minutes that had huge gaps.This documentary covered early civilization till the birth of a computer much more comprehensively
Wonderful job on the video good sir !!!! I watch alot of videos like this on many subjects and this was very well done , earned a sub and like for sure . Keep up the amazing work
It was Henry VIII who married Ann Boleyn, not his father Henry VII.
Indeed, it was Henry VIII. This is a big mistake. Please correct. Thanks for the epic effort in making this video though!
Credit where credit is due, this does a great job of informing people of the past and piecing together different events over time
As some have pointed out, yes it misses parts or may not go as in-depth/be as accurate as it could BUT it’s 2.5 hours! If you want an in-depth and accurate account of human history go pay 100k for a university degree, don’t whine about it in the comments of a YT video
This does a great job of literally regurgitating every HYSTORY Book we all have had to learn in high school. This docu video is an absolute joke curated by the author to remind the listeners about everything we learned and had forgotten about gets re stamped in our minds to believe this was the actual history , pls go do some of your own research or find a channel that will give it to you and especially not from a , AI text to speech and graphically generated video
Your timeline was beautifully put together so was the video, maps, sound and you make a really good story teller. ❤
I just cant believe i got a well organized stuff on history of almost 2:30 hr amazing and voice is comfortable so is graphic and articulation amazing dude keep making 🎉❤
This is beautiful, thank you so much for making such a brilliant documentary. I have my gripes (The world isn't just Europe you know! Ancient India wasn't just about Buddhism and Maths, and you didn't talk much about other places outside Eurasia and America like Ethiopia or SEA.), but this must have took effort and sheer hard-work so kudos to you!
Probably because Eurasia is the most accomplished :) almost every other place is a shithole.
What is there to say about Ethiopia? Some skinny black guy ate a plate of flies one day and they've been doing it ever since. The end.
@@morganlee2806hahahaha uneducated
@morganlee2806 original textd were in aramiac which is older and richer than a destructive European history of blood she'd and killing
@morganlee2806 uhhhh nothing to say ignorant devil
You copy your king James Bible translation from the Ethiopian and Greek language . 🤡
Egyptian culture is africa not invading culture vulture arabs and definitely not western Europeans. 🤡
One of the coolest documentary I've seen on history. Brilliant work!
Thank you!!
I just cant believe i got a well organized stuff on history of almost 2:30 hr amazing and voice is comfortable so is graphic and articulation amazing dude keep making
Absolutely amazing documentary, you should be very proud of your efforts.fantastic stuff.
Everyone is giving credit to the video maker but the video maker didn't give credit to the real author. H G Wells. A short history of the world.
This is a great content. Thanks a lot for making it possible.
Our pleasure! Thank you
Even though, it has skipped certain parts of the general history, the video is a pinnacle for understanding the overall anthropologic history. Thank you for this impressive work. I hope everyone can take a look at this. Peace.
Amazing, thanks a lot for the fascinating images and music used in this video, you've done excellent job
31:40 Marathon's location is wrong on the video. It's location is like 50 km from the city of Athena to the north and no 500 km. Nice Video!
also ''7000 spartans'' in thermopilae 😆
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What voice over do you use please
Thank you for the video it's unbelievable
I wish you could do another one but focus on different events you haven't mentioned in this version ❤❤❤
Loved this video, I was not a fan of history when I was younger but now I just have to thank you for this, keep it up ️
It's scary how much history has been forgotten and suppressed
just because you didn´t know it doesn´t mean it was forgotten or suppressed
Most of human history happened before 4000 BC. I was hoping for more coverage. Still a decent documentary. Ideal for students. 👍🏻☮️
Yeah....I was hoping for the Annunaki
This is an incredible piece that I’ve been searching for ages!
There are just many areas of history in this video that are still not being covered, like the history of Africa, Asia, Australia and the Pacific. But I guess the main reason is we do not have the proper record for those areas of civilisation, or it might have been cherry picked.
But, it is still an absolute piece. Thank you so much! 😊
I love watching medieval shows and history documentaries!thank you for doing this and more power to your channel!
Its amazing to see how so much stuff happened throughout the years on this planet in the middle of the universe
The universe doesn't have a middle, just like an inflated balloon does not have a middle on its two dimensional surface.
It's a four-dimensional space-time that originated from the Big Bang & has been expanding outward for the last 13.8 billion years. The Earth is an ordinary planet in an ordinary solar system around an ordinary star located at an ordinary place in the disc of the ordinary galaxy we call the Milky Way, in an ordinary galaxy cluster, among billions of other galaxy clusters lying like dots on the lines of a four-dimensional space-time spider web, more or less.
We are not in the middle
@@SWOTHDRA ...its just a way of saying
8 months of work in a great video i love the way you format them hopfully one day ill be able to make great vids like this
Thank you for explaining world history thoroughly, it is easier to understand
Just remember not everything we think we know about our history is 100%. What about Gobekli Tepe?
ive been talking about getting more into history (especially just general world history) for a while now because I feel like I didn't pick up a lot in high school and I find it super interesting, this is my first video on my deep dive lol, if u have any good video/book/movie suggestions Id be super grateful lol!
your curiosity will drive you, stay thirsty
Same here, seems that when your in a way forced to “learn and remember “ things it takes away some of them fun in actually being driven to learn and explore your curiosities.
Here's a fact
Alexander was a pupil of the philosopher Aristotle, and his military tactics and strategies are still studied in military academies worldwide.
I appreciate your work. really I can see a lot of effort you put into this. its very difficult to make a video like that especially when you move on to later ages of history when everything becomes more interconnected than before. your jumping between cultures is of course necessary in a video like that but there were times when it felt erratic when you mentioned a country out of nowhere suddenly pop up. I't important to at least summarize how it came to be. For example you forgot to mention how Spain came to be. Last time you mentioned it it was under control of Arabs and the next time you mention it is with Cortez, but you don't same how Spain became a Christian monarchic country. Similar with Poland-Lithuania. Although their influence on Western Europe was perhaps negligible, it was a very important factor in the East. it was one the main rivals of Russia, Sweden and the Ottoman Empire. Same with Austria-Hungary it just pops out of nowhere. You don't mention that China was conquered by Kublai Khan so the revolt by future Ming emperor makes no sense. Japan doesn't exist in here. Nor does Russia's growth into a super power or United States's for that matter. At the end of World War I you say that Ottoman Empire fell without even underlining the issues it had, so it causes confusion. You skipped the 20 years between world wars, which were important because the balance of power shifted from The Old World to the U.S. World War Two is skipped entirely and when you mention atomic bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki I as the viewer am left with "Wait what?" No mention of Italy under Mussolini or Japan, it's war with China and the allies. The Cold War and the intricate gradual process of rebuilding. The last 200 years feel rushed. Now I want to make it clear to you and all the people in the comment section I DON'T BALME YOU. My comment is not meant to criticize your incredible work. I'm only trying to shed light on things that stuck out most to me. Let me say it once more, you've done incredible work and I praise you for it. Be well.
Fantastic feedback!! Thank you so much mate.
I wish more comments were like this, incredible constructive criticism.
Everything has been noted!
We'll continue improving, cheers : )
@@BeginningToNoww You're welcome. Keep up the good work! :)
I really liked this, but it does seem very European focused and with a few historical mistakes here and there. No mention of the Atlantic slave trade which basically supported Western European economy for like 300 years. Pyramids weren’t built to keep mummies, Pharaos were put to rest in the Valley of the Kings, which is much different. Also, Henry VII didn’t marry Anne Boleyn and separate the Church of England from the Catholic Church, that was his son, Henry VIII. Henry VII was very much Catholic and a family man.
Agreed about the Eurocentrism. Feels like they spent 70% of the time on Greece, Rome, and the West. Minutes spent on the details of a single Roman battle but zero mention of the entire continent of Africa outside of Egypt and Mansa Musa--not even Nubia. Emphasizes Greek and Roman inventions "we still use today," but doesn't bother with essential Chinese inventions like gunpowder or paper. Over a minute on Martin Luther but not one sentence in 2+ hours for a single place in Oceania. Listening to this, you'd think only Europe and China ever made any art. All the fine details are in those two spots. We have maps of the general locations of Native American tribes in North America prior to the arrival of settlers, details about their ways of life, governments, etc.--not worth as much time as King Henry's wives apparently. Even the Islamic Golden Age is barely touched, versus entire quotes from Western artists.
It's pretty gross to maintain this old bias in 2023.Apart from being insular, it's just plain a patchy job. Hard to think it's entirely innocent either, considering the VERY quick rush on from Columbus, the unfounded claim that Mary and Joseph traveled for the Roman census (that didn't exist like that), omission of the slave trade you mentioned, and so on. Tell me you never got curious about Nigeria, Korea, Indonesia, etc., without telling me...
This reply, I was hopping I wasn’t the only one who got this bad taste after I finished watching. 🥹
Much of the older era isnt documented as most of human history isnt. This is a general educational video not a comprehensive college course, i think viewing this video and thinking its maliciously avoiding certain points of history with the amount of work that went into it clearly seems silly.@@hounoki
@@gtrdxzI don't think the lack of historical records for certain areas in older eras explains it at all. We have extensive records of Columbus's horrific acts from Las Casas and others, for just one example; and the thoroughly documented transatlantic slave trade is objectively incredibly important from a perspective of economics and relations between the European nations, even if you forgot Africa itself. You really can't omit it by accident.
I wouldn't use the word "malicious," myself; I think it's an intentional omission, but that could be because the creator wants to avoid controversy or touchy subjects. I don't know why such things were omitted, but certainly you can't know this much about western history and accidentally omit something that stood at the very heart of it for a couple hundred years.
@@gtrdxz social justice warriors will always find a reason to be miserable. Ignore them.
Studying history makes me realize that history always repeat itself, just in different ways.
This is good! Because I can relate topics
And we're back!!
This video's production began in January. 8 months later, and it's finally here!
8 months of production and I still misspelled 'Entire' in the intro, oops
I hope you enjoyed, poured my soul into this one!
Great video.. @
The Battle of marathon Persian against Greeks is Shown on the map 500km away from the region it actually happened. The region that you point out is macedonia but the battle took place near Athens. You can maybe check that and fix the highlighted area if possible 😊
Cheers, thanks for letting us know🙏
damn this really helped in my assignmentd. thanks for the efforts
I hope you didn't write the wrong location of the marathon battle.. 😅😅 it took place in Athens and not in Macedonia... Lol there are inaccuracies please do some real research and don't just trust videos
I’ve often wondered which historical throwback would be easier to imagine in terms of time:
1.) The evolution of Homo sapiens, or;
2.) The size of the universe
Think about this: if we are in a fractal, it doesn’t matter. You can look within or without in either direction and you’ll have the answer to both questions. I think the universe is a symmetrical, b/c it’s simply the best way to create. (Think golden ratio too). I’m a biologist, so I might be biased. Looking out into space, it mirrors the human body, and IMO is definitely sentient. Conversely, there’s an entire universe within your body.
Soul noticed, result is very impressive. Can listen to this man telling for days. Entertaining story, watched it in one go.
editing is top notch. This will stick to me long time. Big thanks for putting in so much effort.❤
Wow, thank you. 8 months was put into this video, the feedback means a lot 🙏
@@BeginningToNoww
Thank you, it is my first heartfelt response to it and looking back on it i can say it was like watching a movie where in the history of mankind was unfolding in a captivating manner.
the quality is outstanding
high, just professional level.
So yes, you deserve a well earned honest and positive compliment for all this hard work. i hope for you more people feel this way. you realy earn it.
This was so fascinating to watch. Well done on the work and your efforts. Of course this is just aspects of history - most of my continent was not featured which I understand.
The ending sentence wow: "Empires will always rise and fall, and the masses will always clamer towards safety..." I found that quite poignant and interesting considering the fact that for the first time in history, we are breaking the cycle of desiring to feel safe (collectively, most are rising out of living their life in survival mode), but rather desiring freedom and personal sovereignity - we expect safety as a basic human right now and are prepared to guard it on our own. This information age also means, we are less susceptible to propaganda and lies, thus harder to be controlled and blindly led.
Then on empires rising and falling, hmm I loved thinking about this. I am curious how this will play out in our lifetimes when yes, although national pride and cultural identity is still strong, imposing dominance on another is frowned upon. I think people would rather opt out from ideologies that do not represent them, rather than force their views on another. hmmm just curious how the world we are creating will look like 300 years from now. The human collective consciousness has really risen - that is very evident from this documentary. Somehow, I feel excited about the future. 💜
Would you please shut up
Love this reply. I too wanted more history from the other countries that thrived on their own before colonization
This was. Really well done. It shows human life means nothing. We are subject to the whims and demands of powerful greedy leaders. Just look at the mess the world is in today.😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
This is so good, can’t believe this is free. Thanks, I’ve learned so much new information. 🙂
Love this! Great job! Would like to see "the making of " this doc. And a doc on how Yu stopped flooding of the Yellow River. Because if he could do it, why do we still have huge flooding problems all over the world today?
Most of human history happened before 4000 BC. I was hoping for more coverage. Still a decent documentary. Ideal for students. ️
Depends on who’s history they are telling…. So much missing but this is the type of history you will learn in the curriculum. However not the true history.
I miss the continent of Africa in all this. Well done though!
First plastic surgery was a Vedic research by India
@@rachnambartczak6981 And they invented cancer medicine, AIDS medicine, hydrogen bomb and atom bomb in Veda. Also, I hear they also knew how to develop EVs that drove 1,00,000 kms with a single recharge. It's mind boggling how much Indians knew 😀
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Plastic Surgery was Invented by Egyptians And Early Morden Surgery by AL Zahrawi
This is so fabulous I can't believe how fabulous this really is and I hope everyone watches and learns by this love it love it love it
Watching this all the way to the French revolution bit and then hearing it declared that Marie Antoinette would've ever said "let them eat cake" effectively puts doubt into all of the rest before that.
This is a list of how many human lifetimes there have been since these mayor historical events in human history.( If a human lives approximately 85 years.)
1. Ice Age (approximately 2.6 million years ago): 30,588 human lifetimes ago.
2. Invention of the wheel (circa 3500 BC): 65 human lifetimes ago.
3. Construction of the Egyptian pyramids (circa 2600-2500 BC): 54 human lifetimes ago.
4. Establishment of the Roman Republic (509 BC): 30 human lifetimes ago.
5. Viking Age (8th to 11th centuries): 12 human lifetimes ago.
6. Discovery of America (1492): 6 human lifetimes ago.
7. Industrial Revolution (1760-1840): 3 human lifetimes ago.
8. Second World War (1939-1945): 1 human lifetime ago.
Nope, humans hardly reached the age of 40 not that long ago. Like 3 human lifetimes ago. 😢
On top of that, taking 85 years as average is even in modern days not realistic. More people die before that age than those who reach it. Try again.
@@a.e.gresel312 Why so rude. He's just giving a perspective.
@@a.e.gresel312 I know I should probably have written that it is a modern lifetime, I know we didn't live as long years ago. But like hashir wrote its just a perspective of time and how short it actually is. When you grow older you start realising this and you begin to feel how long/short a lifetime is.
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Rude to you, yes maybe. Sorry for that. This is Dutch directness. We hit on untrue facts hard.
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ok fair enough, i was just giving a perspective about how to make it more accurate.
Because this is way off.
So off that i felt the need to point it out.
You know why we hold athletes and actors in higher esteem than our scientists and scholars? It’s because most athletes and actors are real people often biased but no where near as bad as the scientists and scholars who think we evolved from fish millions of years ago and have no moral obligations
I prefer scientists and scholars myself.
Hey man this was just so interesting too learn from as im an guy who loves too learn from history and become more informed about what has happen in the world this has just open my eyes about what has happen and this is just so intriguing and interesting made as just not reading books as this is just more informed and fun.
Excellent. Very well put together video, entertaining and educational.
Hey Thanks for the video, but even though a large part of that history is Missing, would have loved to know more of African history, because the video was mostly concentrated on other places but African History. But like l said thanks very educative.
Thank you, and I hear that! Africa definitely should have been explored more. I'll keep that in mind for future productions : )
Thank you for your comment, I was wandering how about Africa history? Thank you for mentioning.
This is very well produced and perfectly detailed 🙌🏽 History is so interesting when you see how things repeat themselves.
Ikr😂 imagine if we would actually learn from history haha
Except his pronunciation of Chinese philosophical entities. He sure butchered those.
SiddharTHA, Also their is no inflection in his last name. Inflection is a western practice. Geeze!!!! SiddharTHA was not THE Buddha, he was the last Buddha.
Christ, I can’t listen to this garbage any longer, he even doesn’t know the correct details of many wars. I guess as a history major, I care about accuracy via primary sources, not Wikipedia.
its called white history,not one of them mentions how other races had great powerfull kingdoms
I love watching content like this. You learn something new everyday.
what about the Cushite Empire, the Zague dynasty, the Solomonic dynasty, the Axumite Empire, and the Battle of Adwa which changed the history of the world...?
This doc is clearly AI generated with some verification & modification, but some errors in spelling, pronunciation, & factual knowledge still exist. Unfortunate, because overall it is quite good at explaining the history & giving the correct dates & names involved. Just watch with some skepticism & confirm with other sources, ie Wikipedia, Encyclopedias, etc.
AI forgot the Minoans and it should have started in Turkey at Çatalhöyük.
Its enough for emerging curiosity and love for history... Really great
Want to say you did a good job. That being said, this isnt the ENTRIE history you have no info on the empires of Africa. Benin, Mali and etc Do they not count in the ENTIRE history ???
They never wanna talk about black greatness..!!
Siddartha was born in Lumbini, Nepal not in India. He was not a spoiled prince but very, gentle, kind and intuitive young man. His real name was Siddartha Shakhya and he was born in a state called Lumbini in the country of Nepal. Many other similar facts provided in this video are totally wrong, either this was written by an AI or you need to do more research and fact-check your scripts before recording. Awesome try and great video by the way, just wrong facts turned me off!
Every child is a brat. It's just that the people who write about their favorite person often keep puking appreciation
He didn’t leave the palace in Magadha until he was 29 years old. He was born in Nepal, but he lived in Magadha.
I'm almost 100% sure this was written and narrated by AI.
There are several errors which simply don't make sense for a human creator.
. Saying Buddha was born in Nepal is correct according to the current geopolitics but it's not the complete fact.
I'm pretty sure he means ancient India when he says "India"
Plato’s quote (28:40) was correct on so many levels. He knows all these rulers think they are divine and all-knowing and that humanity is doomed due to humanities proclivity for corruption. He was basically saying “when hell freezes over”
Pluto along with other philosophers of the time were very careful with their words. It’s refreshing to read their works in a time where so msny just listen and do with little to no critical thinking.
Amazing video all throughout. Also, the fact that we dont get to american slavery until the last 5 minutes of the video really puts it into perspective and shows that slavery wasnt as long ago as people think it was
well put together but I'm not so sure at 29:23 Siddhartha Gautama did lived much of his life in the kingdom of Magadhahe but around the time Magadha was a flourishing kingdom under its king Bimbisarawas. Siddhartha Gautama was born in the famous gardens of Lumbini which is located in modern-day Nepal and he belonged to Shakya republic, Kosala kingdom (now in Nepal). Died, Kusinara, Malla republic, Magadha kingdom (now Kasia, India). Please correct me if I'm wrong.
Well said 👏👏
Also Lao Tzu didn't write the Tao Te Ching until around 500 B.C. , not prior to 800 B.C. as described in the video.
You're right
sidhhartha wasnt a spoiled brat but rather calm and good lad.
Thank you for the subtitles sir. Sometimes I can't understand pronunciation that's why. You're doing a great job. I have a request please made videos little more detailed ❤
Cheers! We currently cover quite simplistic depictions of history, though our videos later this year will definitely go into more detail.
Wonderful video. This video gave me so many intriguing thoughts, the way we study animal behaviours I tried to study human behaviour from the video, how we still pursue a race for the top, how humans civilised in different groups and regions in their own standard but a case of hierarchy seems to exist in every civilisation, the same old practice like political assassinations, Lust for power , control and wealth etc still prevalent today. Is it an intrinsic human value that we cannot seem to overcome or are we too weak?. Western Greek influence about polity, economy, social and etiquette’s spread far and wide which turned almost the entire world today look towards it as the new normal. Meanwhile, countries like china, North Korea etc seems to have stuck to their grounds to stick within their own belief system. Some leaders, so proud of history, they cannot seem to accept or entertain even a little bit of liberalism because it is a western culture.
This is incredible. Would like to offer one suggestion. It would be cool to point out things that are theories rather than facts. Like the tombs main purpose being burial chambers. This is highly debated to this day
Yes!! Thank you! I highly doubt they were just a tomb. Ancient Egypt is far more advance than they are given credit for.
The video was good and im sure you spent alot of time researching and making this, dam good job and ofcourse there are mistakes which i am disappointed in but for those who know the mistakes, be professional in your conduct as you point out any mistakes, have a good day any who read this
Its damn and not dam. I'm professional in pointing your mistakes.
@@dumbhistorian thank you, my spelling is bad. I'm a numbers guy
I appreciate that. Always learning and improving!
@@BeginningToNoww your doing a damn good job so keep it up!
who ever put this together did a fantastic job..... I’d love to see a full episode on the mongol empire .
Small correction: there is a slide where you are talking about an early mesoamerican culture and you show the Aztec sun stone (Aztec calendar) but the Aztecs were not until way later (1300-1500) which you talk about in the video later. Maybe move the sun stone to the Aztec section so it is more accurate. Great video!
Awesome video. I feel so educated! Loved it !
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An extremely important thing about the Persian empire has been left out for some suspicious reason. The Persian Empire, unlike the Greeks and Spartans, was a very tolerant empire where women held positions of power, and conquered people were allowed to keep their traditions and religious practices. Imagine if the Persians had won. How terrible it would have been to have social equality and tolerance 😂
Not even a single mention of Israel before Christ either. I found that suspicious.
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The narration gives me hope that AI still has a ways to go before it destroys us.
Haha it's a real voice mate