Hearted Youtube comments on Epimetheus (@EpimetheusHistory) channel.

  1. watches this to understand historical kdramas
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  2. As a Colombian I despise Escobar and his legacy, but his cleverness and intelligence is undeniable, he is the designer of the current drug trafficking model.
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  3. W H E R E P O L I C E S T A T I O N
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  4. I love how you actually drawn all tribes in Mesoamerica detailing their differences highlighting that they were different cultures. I was thinking that all of them looked the same.
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  5. Coming from a Saudi, this is some really good and precise information :p It's good to see precise information about Saudi Peace, man.
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  6. Korean history nerd-approved. Fast but accurate. Good job!
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  7. Romulus:What shall we call this b rand new city? remus: How about Reme? Romulus: I have a better idea.
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  8. My family is has Zapotec blood. We're from Oaxaca and both my parents are from a Zapotec village. Its so hard to find information on the Zapotec civilization or I'm just bad a research. Thank you for this video and not exclusively talking about the Maya and Aztec.
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  9. Mate this is so good. As an enthusiast of Mesoamerican history I can safely say this is Incredible work.
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  10. This guy taught me more about China, than in 12 years of Ohio public schooling did.
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  11. Good recap of Chinese history. Watched this while having my morning coffee. Thumbs up!
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  12. Why can't we have an Assassin's Creed game set in Korea?
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  13. Your work is really impressive sadly you are underrated
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  14. Great explanation...always wanted to know this. šŸ’€
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  15. Though your map did show south India remained unconquered by Maurya and Mughal alike, you failed to mention who stood the ground. It is Chola, Chera, Pandya dynasties
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  16. Rosie for GTV VI protagonist!
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  17. Nice one! No wonder the Romans were so aggressive on the world stage - they were constantly struggling with everyone around them. Throwing out the last king was just the beginning. The conquest of the Latin League, the sacking of Rome by the Gauls, the fight against the Samnites and then Magna Grecia, Pyrrhus, the Carthaginians, Hannibal, and then the path to Sulla, Julius Caesar, Mark Anthony, Augustus - civil wars - whew out of breath.
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  18. Holy crap, Ancient Korean history is seriously epic and underrated, thanks for shedding light on this!
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  19. I'm Saudi and I find this excellent work on the history of Saudi Arabia, brief but rich and straight to the points giving facts rather than opinion. Thank you
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  20. You don't walk your cat.
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  21. It would be nice to add a drawn timeline bar at the bottom with different colors from the different dynasties/periods
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  22. As a saudi, i must say, this maybe the most accurate telling of my nation history. Good job
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  23. Rosie: WHERE POLICE STATION Lennie: ...You mean "Where is the police station?" Rosie: So you have choosen... death.
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  24. 4:39- I remember Tolkien's criticism of that notion along with them ruining German mythos that he studied. He explained how Nazi persecuted Gypsies, who are more related to the real Aryan than the Germans.
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  25. 1. Cast system is not class system. 2. Aryavart is the original name of India in Sanskrit. 3. Arya means Nobel people in Sanskrit. So how can invaders be nobel people. 4. Nazi used Aryan Invasion Theory and Swastika to tell the world that Aryan means the master race. 5. Vedic people were civilized like us today that's why slavery does not exist in Vedic literature. 6. There are many similarities between Indus Velly civilization, Vedic people and today's Hindu India. 7. Aryan Invasion theory is a false tale which was created by British to devide India based on the color of skin and as we all know color of skin depends on the climate (Even Indigenous people of canada are white).
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  26. Iā€™m Saudi and i learned so much off of you šŸ˜‚
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  27. Where I live, In Canada you are allowed to behead people and canabalise them on a bus and still be allowed to roam freely in public as long as you have mental disabilities.
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  28. Yes, the entire peninsula was unified. Yes, the king of Spain was also the king of Portugal at that time. Yes, the usage of that flag on the entire peninsula is offensive. The peninsula was never called Spain in its entirety and Portugal always remained entirely independent, at least de jure. The union was called Iberian Union, not Spain. Portuguese people were never Spanish at any time. Our small country was always invictus facing its greater neighbor and the union was only possible through marriage. Get your facts right and accept my sincere greetings from Portugal.
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  29. Good video. Extremely annoying voice.
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  30. 1 ... Rosie has a lot of issues 2. Good examples of each type
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  31. Well. Surprised that our little island would get some attention. Never said this enough but apart from this video, you did a great job for all of your work. As a fellow history buff, I very much appreciate the effort.
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  32. Mesoamerican history is super complex, confusing and interesting, you did an amazing job covering it, even better than Mexican historians
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  33. Your animations rock! Wish I had your skill when it comes to these medieval warriors
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  34. This channel is so underrated with so many potential. I love how you cover the forgotten and untold histories
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  35. thank you for the good info on a subject area that I previously knew nothing about.
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  36. presentation well done.
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  37. ERRORS AND CORRECTIONS: 1.- Catalonia is not Aragon despite this lie is being taught in catalan schools 2.- Catalonia is the richest region in Spain but is not the one who pay the most taxes, who paid the most is Madrid 3.- Catalonia is the region which receive the most from the central goverment and the one with the biggest
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  38. Great job on the pronunciations! I originally thought you were Korean-American or something. I've lived in South Korea for years, been to tons of history museums, and speak decent Korean, and you nailed all the names.
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  39. The illustrations and maps you use are brilliant!
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  40. Just a bit of info left out.Before Yuan Dynasty, u left out the Jin which destroyed the Liao.But I still give u thumbs up for great effort .
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  41. Finally an accurate video on the history of Korea!
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  42. This is the single most underrated channel on YouTube.
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  43. I appreciate your reference to Tartessos. The great forgotten of Spanish history. thanks from Hispania!
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  44. Wait arent Romulus and Remus a myth? P.S great art style
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  45. When people talk about Ancient Rome they almost always talk about the either the Republic where it was ruled by Consuls, or the Empire where it was ruled by Emperors, but aside from Romulus and Tarquin the Proud, they almost never talk about the Kingdom where it was ruled by Kings and you'd think with 7 kings over the course of 244 Years it would be fascinating to talk about, and thankfully your video does just that in 7 minutes. Great job.
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  46. some minor errors but otherwise very good video. 1) the emperor picture of Sui is actually the king of Wei in Three Kingdom Era. 2) Kublai does not own the empire. It is generally known as the Mongolian Empire and Yuan is sort of a leading clan of the empire (due to they rule the Mongolian ancestral land?). Each of the Mongolian clans just do whatever they like with no regard of Yuan (other than saying "hi" ever so often). The control is very short lived and actual territory is also very vague. 3) same as Yuan dynasty, the Qing Dynasty does not really govern all the lands. Mongol and Tibet join the Qing empire by marriage btwn the royal families. The Qing "territory" is much smaller than the picture for most of the time.
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  47. Thanks for the excellent, rational, and detailed video. Thank you for your work!
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  48. Interesting how all these kings, even Tarquinius Superbus, made massive improvements to Rome that would set their traditions and livelihoods for centuries and even millennia.
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  49. Thank you for making this, maybe cause of the names I find Chinese history incredibly hard to follow, its also difficult to find sources that break it down like this without over complicating, after you painted this picture in my head I can now go further with pieces and learn about specific dynasties.
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  50. Dang... your videos and art style are top notch!
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