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  1. Where is the horse and the rider? Where is the giver of gold? Where are the seats of the feast? Where are the joys of the hall? Alas the gleaming cup! Alas the armoured warrior! Alas the glory of princes! How the time has passed away, slipped into the helm of night as if it had never been. All is hardship in the earthly kingdom, Wyrd moves the world under the heavens. Here, wealth is fleeting, friends are fleeting, man is fleeting, kinsmen are fleeting. And the earth's hall empties. The Wanderer, anon. ~700AD
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  2. A personal HERO! Penda lives! England could use a Penda right now!
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  3. They really should make a military comedy out of this debacle, Id watch it.
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  4. Very moving video. Just shows you don't have to be an officer to win the VC as often seems the case. Thank you for telling Wassells story.
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  5. Another excellent telling of a story that should be better remembered.
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  6. Penda "the Strong", king of Mercia is my 43rd great uncle.
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  7. Thank you Chris, another fabulous history post.
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  8. This time in british history is the most interesting to me
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  9. I enjoyed that greatly. Thank you!
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  10. He was a man of his honor and a living proof that a hero comes from unknown places.
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  11. I feel like calling it the last invasion is like calling WW1 the war to end all wars. I propose we dont call it the last invasion we call it the most recent.
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  12. What a fantastic and entertaining story, thank you for presenting it. Btw, Jemima Nicholas's £50 per year pension for life was not too shabby in 1797 as it would have the value today of a little over £8,000 per year. By the images of her, perhaps Hattie Jaques could have played her if a "Carry On" film had been made about this.
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  13. Thank you Chris more knowledge i can soak up like a sponge ❤ watching this whilst having a cheeky beer .
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  14. I had read of revolutionary Wolfe Tone's attempted invasion of Ireland using French troops in 1799 (?), but I did not know that the French had achieved landfall on the isle of Great Britain.
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  15. Great video, and amazing story perfectly narrated well done. All the best!!
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  16. OMG! Looking at the detail on one of your maps, I see Narberth, Haverfordwest, and St Davids. Being from Philadelphia's old Main Line, I recognize the eastern terminus (Narberth), the town where I went to school (Haverford (no west)), and the town next to Rosemont (St Davids). We all knew the area had prominent Welsh settlement in the 19th Century (Bryn Mawr, born and raised), but never knew it had a history.
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  17. To all those who served to preserve the freedom of Europe, Thank you for Your service. It must break your hearts to see current events unfolding.
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  18. That Welsh woman knew that the French didn't like it up em
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  19. Actually there was one more invasion of Britain, in the 1940s. Seems a large army of Americans came over and marched all over the place.
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  20. I have just got an original print of them in the River during the rescue but Thank-you for this information which I will put on the back. Thankyou
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  21. tyvm for another upload, Chris 🇨🇦😁
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  22. Being born and raised in Eastern KY, this is as much my history as it is any Brit’s. And it has ever fascinated me. I must get to Britain before I’m too old and see where my ancestors came from. New subscriber. I don’t see how I’ve missed this channel but I did. Until now.
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  23. Chris if you release a video about the American revolution in the future do a video on John Paul Jones raids on Britain shores like on white haven town.
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  24. I am envisioning this as a Monty Python production.
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  25. I can't see on g maps where they could have landed at that point. Looks impossible
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  26. Oh, I forgot. I'll donate as soon as I get my VA check.
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  27. What a great plot for a comedy movie, glad to know that portuguese wine played a role in thwarting that invasion, great video sir, thanks for sharing.
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  28. I live close to the site of a Pictish fort that was the seat of King Brude, apparently the last Pagan Pictish King. The whole region is littered with standing stones and cairns. Sadly in many parts of Scotland much of the pagan religious sites have been built over by the Christians. History written by the victors indeed.
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  29. Growing up in Wales, we still make women like Jemima. My mum for a start.
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  30. I had never heard of this invasion until today. The whole mess sounds like an episode of Black Adder. Thanks for educating me and giving me a good laugh!
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  31. I have a cat I named Penda
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  32. I can just hear the music and words of Gilbert & Sullivan.
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  33. What about any British Monarchs. Have any of them been assassinate?
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  34. Jemima R.I.P.
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  35. Regarding the stunning & brave Jemima: Here in America, we named a maple syrup in honor of this sweet lady.
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  36. An intriguing and well researched piece of history
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  37. glad to hear this story , i feel he`s a kinsman
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  38. Thank you for covering this invasion 😊
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  39. Cracking story. 😅. As usual, Well presented 😎😊
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  40. Modern day Pinvin (village in Worcestershire) is apparently derived from Penda's Fen. Nearby, there is a hamlet named Pensham which sounds highly likely to have been derived from Penda's Ham (and sounds vaguely Saxon too), but there is apparently no suggestion that Pensham has any connection with Penda, nor indeed is derived from Penda's Ham. To me though, it seems a more likely derivation than Pinvin. It also sits on a horseshoe bend in the River Avon, a favoured defensive location (similar to Evesham) in ancient times.
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  41. Excellent post, thank you.
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  42. I never heard of this.. Ty
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  43. Chris can you do a video about Hartlepool and the monkey please
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  44. Not much of an Army and not much of an invasion. I sailed into Cherbourg on a Christmas booze run. Does that count?
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  45. Pendas Fields and roads are named after him near whimpering east Leeds
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  46. I would love a historically accurate (as possible) series on these times. No extra drama or story lines, only verifiable facts and time appropriate costuming. In the correct language would be amazing, but that may be asking too much. Someone with money, please make it! We live in the future, and all I want to see is the past.
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  47. Excellent video, very good to see these examples.
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  48. Thank You Very Much For Your Video. It was really very Nice & Informative. May God Bless Yourself & Your Channel. Amen. ❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🌹🌹🌹🌼🌼🌼🌺🌺🌺💐💐💐🌻🌻🌻🌸🌸🌸🌷🌷🌷🙏🙏🙏💐💐💐👍👍👍🙂🙂🙂.
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  49. I never know there is another French invasion of Britain before Napoleon did
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  50. Another splendid tale, superbly told, as always... Well done and Thank you, Chris
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  51. 12:14 I see the future RAF Brawdy (Where I was stationed in the early Eighties) was marked on this late 18th century map :)
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  52. more like this Chris I really enjoyed this. Thank you.
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  53. ya know why cesar and emperor claudius became gods after death and william the conqueror became one of the most famous english kings??? because they succesfully conquered great britain thats why.... whatever nice video keep it up your doin great ;)
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  54. I just love this story that I never had heard of - but of course my ancestors were a bit more successful in their attempt - I'm Danish !
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  55. Imagine pulling from Breast to Bristol, expecting to win a game of rock paper scissors, let alone a proper fight 😂
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  56. Weather has often been our first line of defence upsetting many an invasion attempt. Then there is the the headies and currents that have befuddled many a foreign sailor.
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  57. I know this is history, but deep down, I am sad the British and Sikhs had to fight this war, for I have many Sikhs as friends, and they are all British and proud to be.
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  58. The Sikhs have a proud history.
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  59. It's better to do it peacefully as Gandhi did against the British Empire but I remember studying the Corn Laws and how it ruined people. All governments of every country on earth are bad in different levels simply because of their greed. You have to fight them within the law.
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  60. Didn't he play Citizen Bidet in don't lose your head??
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  61. Jemima Triumphant!!!
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  62. What an utter farce 😂
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  63. Fun fact : Josephine had a relationship with Hoche before napoleon.
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  64. Epic story!
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  65. Excellent account thank you.
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  66. Outpost reports admirers of TheHistoryChap to the south thousands of em!😊
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  67. A couple of incidents I would like to hear about, Mwnt and Ripple
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  68. God will always stand by the Righteous
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  69. I live here in pembrokeshire and there's a church nearby where they lauded called St Gwyndaffs (a Breton saint), a very historic church where Asser did his early learning and Gerald of Wales preached, the French broke into the church and ripped pages from the bible, the bible is still on show in a glass case
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  70. Yes
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  71. The original Dirty Dozen.
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  72. Thank you for telling this fantastic story of a very brave soldier and a very trustworthy horse, stay well.
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  73. yes
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  74. 1) A lot of this was covered in The World at War documentary series. Supposedly the Japanese bicycle infantry would ride on the rims after their tires went flat, and the sound of bare metal on cobblestone roads sounded like tanks to the green British/Indian/Australian soldiers. I've often wondered how differently the battle would have gone if the British/Indians/Australians had more anti-tank weapons (like the American Bazooka or the British PIAT). 2) Perhaps Yamashita was wise to attack with a smaller force, since his supplies were so limited. Had the British/Indian/Australian bothered to fortify the Malayan Peninsula and/or Singapore itself and delayed the Japanese advance the entire Japanese offensive may have failed due a shortage of food, fuel and ammunition (even with the smaller force).
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  75. Sir, your presentations show your pride in being British. This is as it should be!
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  76. I stand to be corrected the tidal range is actually 15m ! That’s over 40 ft It’s the second highest range in the world
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  77. Bravo Sir! Wonderful video lecture on Penda King Of Murcia. I am running out of aculaids. I am looking forward to your next video lecture.
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  78. Great story of a nearly forgotten hero!
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  79. Yes, this and anglo saxon history
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  80. That was the most confusing interesting bit of history I’ve ever heard.
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  81. This was a great listen
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  82. The Zulus didn’t want war, from what I’ve gathered. But, then again, why let ONE man go? It’s been 150 years (give or take). Cetshwayo could have been convinced that sparing a life COULD have played to his advantage, but that seems doubtful. It may have been a bizarre misunderstanding.
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  83. A comedy
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  84. This is such a sad period in history of Punjab . The last independent nation to resist foreign rulle
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  85. I'd kill to have a Kingdom Come style game set during this period
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  86. Awesome thanks 👍
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  87. Merci !
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  88. Remember a programme on tv 70/80s with french in ireland cant remember what
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  89. Sikhs will regain there lost glory in South Asia with Amighty grace and current powers in the world.
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  90. Penda's Fen... Folk Horror!✨
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  91. Plus, he had more men than Japanese I don’t believe he was a competent officer
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  92. God bless our Anzac's Kia Kaha 🇳🇿 🇳🇿 ღ≽^•⩊•^≼
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  93. One the truest chads in British history
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  94. His discipline and leadership added one foot and one inch to his stature!
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  95. Great video
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  96. Amazing man, his courage & modesty, are to be commended, it's hardly surprising therefore, that New Zealand, holds his memory in high esteem it's richly deserved, R.I.P Mr Upham a lifelong hero & legend & my deepest respects to you,
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  97. It is amazing that this congregation of people spread across the World, taking parts of continents. However, they started out as this size of counties in New York State ( approximately the size of Scotland, Wales,and England.🤔🤔🤔🎉
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  98. NEVER divide your forces when proceeding against an unknown enemy. That's a popular maxim - but personally, I reckon you deserve all you get if you so much as think about proceeding against an enemy you haven't reconnoitred. Lord Chelmsford was out of his depth, assured as most of his era thought - in the superiority of race and class. NEVER underestimate your enemy. V.C.'s always have a humanitarian element to the heroics - I've not real experience of such stuff but have a feeling that many have been awarded to lay claim to some good coming out of an unmitigated disaster. Allowing themselves to be attacked at Isandlwana was bad enough but then to dissemble into the shambles it became was unforgivable. Some highly questionable comments appearing here - I'm of the firm belief that Britain became Great because it's the furthest place you can go west without City & Guilds heavy boat building - so all the clever go-getting sorts from further east ended up staying here.
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  99. I forgot that the Angles and Saxons brought back paganism to the island when they invaded it
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  100. Apparently, the Irish troops who fought in the American-Mexican war. Is why Americans are called Gringos. The Irish sang the song, "Green grows the rushes oh." As they marched. The Spanish speaking Mexicans turned this into "gringos",
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  101. Good Stuff
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  102. Carry on camping 🏕 best
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  103. Kung Fu Penda?
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  104. 👍👍👍
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  105. Yes. Very interesting.
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  106. Yes…please!!
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  107. This may well be the official date. I do think that we are living in an ongoing 3 decade legal invasion.
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  108. Hi Chris, well done love it. Mounted infantry was the only way way to fight successful in the region at this time, remember the Schutztruppen in German southwest Africa which were never part of the Emperors army...I'm the best informed man about the Zulu war around but it's still for my knowledge. Wish you all the best Ludwig.
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  109. I am From Gujrat, Pakistan, and I had no idea that my native city was the final battle ground of Sikh Empire. Thanks for such an amazing knowledge and history sharing 🙏
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  110. Excellent....as always...Saint Werburgh his granddaughter ,is still revered here on the wirral...
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  111. The story is retold in the 1939 version of the Four Feathers by C. Aubrey Smith's character using walnuts and a smear of red wine as the thin red line. His performance is parodied in Tennessee Tuxedo by Commander McBrayer, Quite!
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  112. Great vid.
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  113. You have to read "Mark of the Lion" it is an excellent biography of Upham, and details just how crazy brave the man was. To be fair they made him an officer, not just due to his leadership abilities, he went to private school, Christs College, and like the english it's always down to who you know. Old boy network strikes again. Did he deserve to be an officer, well yeah obviously but having been to one of NZ's elite private schools made that path a hell of a lot easier.
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  114. Tamworth was parliamentarian and Lichfield Royalist back in the civil war there's still a rivalry
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  115. Percival was not made of sterner stuff. He should have realized the Japanese were fighting on fumes and were practically out of ammunition. British tactics, and especially logistics, were wanting and in the hands of lazy officers.
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  116. So the French found the stash of Portuguese wine in Wales 😅😅
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  117. Tasmania was left off the map, and population ignored 😅 keep up the tradition 😆. as high school kids we learnt about Eureka stockade, almost 50 now and kids don't learn about it anymore.
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  118. P.S. Please do the other six "Bretwaldas!" I've loved and consumed history all my life, and I can't believe I'd never heard of these seven so named, "Bretwalda" super Kings lol, not even the word "Bretwalda" had I heard of till this vid! Thank you, and please, I'm a feending-for ancient, antiquity, medieval, ALL histories hungry hungry little history piggy! Feed the history pig for God's sake, less he starve on unacademic pop historical swill over all the well-trodden revisionist myths about the ages of the Isles! 😛
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  119. A quality of comedy that is sadly well beyond the ability of todays woeful writers, let's hope Dad's Army is NEVER made for television again as it would be ruined by crude innuendos and swearing.
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  120. this gave me goose bumps... travel to Singapore... there is war memorial at Kranji hosting 7 pillars inscribed with the names of all those who died fighting for Singapore... the middle 4 pillars are dedicated to the Punjab Regiment since they were the ones who suffered the most # of casualties... in Punjab, there happens to be a long standing tradition of sending 1 son from the family into the army... the first cloth put on a new born baby ALWAYS comes from the nearest Gurudwara (Sikh temple)... Post Independence, this tradition of serving the country and protecting the land has not stopped.. ask our enemies.. #JaiHind Do look up the legendary King of Punjab - Maharaja Ranjit Singh, he taught the Afghans a lesson and conducted a victory parade right through Kabul....
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  121. A sikh empire would never have been sustainable anyway as they were roughly 10% of the population in Punjab at that time. Hypothetically, Punjab might have survived as a democratic state, but that is just a hypothetical (LOL). History has no mercy on anyone. Nations or states more organized and willing to take risk/sacrifice for a bigger cause survices. Rest just becomes "history".
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  122. If it was not our internal conflicts pakistan might not have been there lol 😂
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  123. Edmund Hillarythe conqueror of Everest was similar but don’t think he won the MM?
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  124. I love King Penda of Mercia.
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  125. Yes
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  126. 👍
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  127. Real heros don't brag at what they have done , most are unasuming ordinary people that strife brings out the best in them
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  128. I saw the movie and noticed it was actually filmed at Montezumas castle in Natal. I did visit Rorkes Drift which was very atmospheric
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  129. Another splendid tale, superbly told... Well done, Chris. Thank you.
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  130. Not really an invasion was it, more a skirmish!
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  131. Yes, Oui, Da, Jawohl, Si
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  132. yup
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  133. More please!
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  134. Did I hear tate not Andrew again
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  135. This war in 1874 is the first world War, all people from different continents, some fron Canada, Asia, Caribbean, America and Europe against my Ashantee Kingdom. My great grandmother married King Kofi Kakari but since she had no needed to runaway from the king side to other place, denying me to come from the blood Royal family. I will sue the British royals for doing this to me and burning down of the Kumasi liberary which had caused misunderstanding and twisted of our history.
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  136. I gotta admit I didnt know about this event before i didnt even know there was a town name eureka in Australia!!! Also why the town is name eureka?? Is that do with the fact it was founded by chance???
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  137. A great story Chris, only overshadowed by the news today, 25-2-2025, that the Imperial War Museum is going to pull the entire Victoria Cross Display from public view permanently, on June the 1st. The collection will be returned to the donor, Lord Ashcroft, to be put away in a 'secure vault'. I think that is disgraceful.
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  138. Yes, yes, yes.
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  139. He was kind of a badass..
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  140. Chris another excellent video of a little known episode in history 😊
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  141. yes !
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  142. I've really enjoyed your series Chris. Thanks from Oz. Mike
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  143. They were mounted infantry
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  144. As a Pagan, I would have liked to have met him.
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  145. As my school was Magdalen College School, I was actually tangentially associated with this man: one of the houses bears his name Chavasse which was my house. One of the more famous old boys. Always remembered there.
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  146. French invasion of 1215? Prince Louis captured Winchester and soon controlled over half of the English kingdom. He may have been invited by the barons but not the king and not his father or the pope?
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  147. My understanding is that dilip Singh was forcefully converted to Christianity and also forced to give the kohi noor to Queen Victoria. He died destitute and poor in Paris as he trued to return to the punjab and was blocked from doing so. I am not sikh but find his story heartbreaking
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  148. well, after 1815, the Gurkhas were fighting with the British so that was a bit eaasier.
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  149. Thank you for this never heard about this really interesting stuff
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  150. I was this dude in a previous life. True story.
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  151. jemimah- what a woman!
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  152. Thanks and welcome
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  153. Great Song By GaldoCraft.... Penda. Born of Flame Sable wings Grown this man Death crows sing Risen up eclipse the dozen Boy of stone was born of mother Running in the dusky hollow Tenebrous land of ruin and shadow Bone rough hands upon the axe Blood of Saxon dancing fast Metal sings its reticent whisper Kisses flesh with scant resistance Solid of bone and boar like heart Beating like the men at arms Falcon hand and thorn of tongue Kings are carved from youth unsung Steady eyes locked upon their focus Call of wyrd within his chest Walking through the hall of victors Resplendent in Mercian strength Cyneþrymmes are Heahþrym Þon Penda Cyning Heahþrymmes Penda See pop shows near London Get tickets as low as $86 You might also like Garden of Bones Galdorcraeft Abracadabra Lady Gaga GIMME A HUG Drake Wuldorfæder Courage of bear erudite as fox Sharp tooth Serpent strong as ox Man of land and warrior gods Breaking chains of thought chest locks Blew the embers into flames Fortitude for men he gave Backs unbent and heads we raised Dauntless mercians remain Long eye cast upon the north Wyrms to kill and paths to walk Riding into battle and fray Screams of pain and crimson spray On they came with swords held high Nailed one in their hearts and minds Stout hearted the king did cry For our blood and gods we die Suna Pybba suna Cryda suna Cynewald suna Cnebba Suna Icel suna Eomer Angeltheow suna Offa Suna Wermund suna Wihtlæg suna Woden Cyning Sceal Rice Healdon Rain fell hard as stone from sling Sky as black as ravens wings Thunor raged as blood was spilled In the mire he toiled and killed Earth was twisted into water Dragging men into its jaws and Horses screamed like frightened daughters He fell for all we fought the Forest of spears and walls of shields Bearing down in tear soaked fields Risen up to forge his throne Men are made of flesh and bone He gave the life of a mortal Gifted silver and soul He took their lives for our gods The toll of bones as they roll The toll of bones We folgodon
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  154. Thank You for the wonderful telling of real history. I did love the movie though, 🧐
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  155. Fascinating, thank​ you: as​ is​ J.G.​Farrell's historical novel​ 'The​ Singapore​ Grip'.
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  156. Funny how the British working-class who were subjugated, never attempted to join the French revolution.
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  157. Fantastic, what a revelation!
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  158. 15:35 Braaannndddyyyy
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  159. i love these old retelling of famous stories of our history,
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  160. Great chronology. Thanks for that. Completely unrelated but I have a rather fine Welsh whisky Penderyn. Wondered whether there might be an historical connection. The distillery founded only in 2000. So no. But it's named after its home village. Couldn't determine the antiquity of the village but it's probably also no. Finally, the Welsh etymology of Penderyn is pen (head or end) and deryn (bird). Still unlikely. Disappointing but I'll exorcise my disappointment with a wee dram.
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  161. 👍
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  162. Regardless
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  163. Thanks
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  164. Just a small point, the Māori wars, now called the Musket Wars, were a series of inter tribal conflicts from 1807 to 1845. The New Zealand Wars, also known as the Land Wars, were between the New Zealand colonial government and allied Māori on one side, and Māori and Māori-allied settlers on the other, and took place from 1845 to 1872.
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  165. Shame don't do that for coruped politicians take away knight hoods
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  166. Irony is that it indian who fought for British made it possible to conquer great India. But it all happened under the command of British commander and few senior British soldiers. British took most advantage of infighting of Indian communities .
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  167. Really great storytelling. The only thing I noticed as being incorrect was the reference to the Britons using two handed swords, and the lack of space leading to their demise. Nearly all of them would have been using spears, and those with swords would generally have been using something similar to a spatha. Actual two handed war swords were unknown at this time.
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  168. Brilliant video - even with the complete strangling of John Le Mesurier's name.. Thank you for keeping these men's legacies alive!
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  169. It seems that some things have not changed much - our veterans returning from conflicts around the globe are still given very little support when they have completed their service and enter civy street. These are fantastic videos and I apreciate all the hard work that goes into making them - thank you.
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  170. I suppose we now owe them reparations.
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  171. Bravo !! Prince Charles for his recognition of another prince!!. (19:21)
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  172. Good presetstion
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  173. Great video thanks
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  174. A great history lesson
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  175. 😎👍
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  176. Veterans throughout history have found transitioning to civilian life difficult. We ask a service member to risk it all for God and country, even die and the nation kicks them down as suckers and losers. We see this in America today for example.
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  177. yes lol
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  178. I am not only going to type "yes" but Hell Yeah!😂👍 Love to hear more of these😍 Ps:🤫 you should do a April fools one about King Arthur just for fun if you want🤫🤫😏😂 (I never said this,I was never here, don't know anything about that idea🤭)
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  179. 🫡 Hanging out to find what became of the gallant steed. At the very least, that pony deserved an easy retirement as the hero in Paterson’s poem
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  180. That was a really good rendition of the exploits of Penda. I've read books about the lineage of Oswald of Northumbria and of the Kingdom of Mercia, but I very easily loose track of the plot of what happened. Who attacked who, who came after who, etc. But this video just outlined the main points and made everything much clearer to make sense of and remember. I'm (originally) a Mercian myself. Born into the OLD county of Warwickshire (before it had the West Midlands carved out of it) and to the old currency of Charlemagne, via Offa of Mercia L.S.D. (but only just. I was born in '70). Penda has long been my historical hero, along with Offa. Although Penda takes it for me, as he WASN'T a Christian (much preferred). In addition I believe I know where the battle of Winwaed was fought. Reasoning it all out, there is only really ONE candidate for the location which makes sense, and fits the evidence completely. But I'm planning a video on that, so I can't divulge, just yet. Lastly I believe I have worked out what Penda's name refers to, as it doesn't seem to belong to either Old English or Old Welsh. The clue, I believe, is in his son's name. But again, I can't divulge just yet. Excellent video! Subscribed.
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  181. Its still not as fun as american revolutionaries stealing an aristocrats silver
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  182. Yes!
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  183. The Russians were the worst looters
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  184. Good video Chris!!
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  185. Thanks. May I recommend ,Penda's Fen, a 1974 BBC play. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Ghu0ITA8aSE
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  186. yes please
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  187. I`m with you. Carry On Up The Khyber is one of my all time favourite films of any genre!!
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