Battle of Sekigahara 1600 - Sengoku Jidai DOCUMENTARY
In the second half of the XV century, Japan entered a long period of crisis called the Sengoku Jidai or the Age of the Warring States. Ashikaga Shogunate lost its authority and the clan leaders - daimyos divided the islands into 400 small feudal holdings. Three military leaders - Oda Nobunaga, Toyotomi Hideyoshi and Tokugawa Ieyasu started their struggle to consolidate Japan in the XVI century and it all culminated at the battle of Sekigahara fought in 1600 between alliances led by Tokugawa Ieyasu and Ishida Mitsunari. The battle decided the next 250 years of the Japanese history
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Envoys with the samurai swords. What else do you need in life?
Could you cover the Sack of Rome in 1527 with all the previous battles leading up to it and the HRE mutiny sometime in the future? Please? Pretty please?
I don't have the means to do that currently, which is why I replied to this comment.
Do one on this please! en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mongol_invasions_of_Vietnam
I will look into the sack of Rome.
that's what I want to see
Anyone else watching Shogun on Hulu?
Me....
Yessir! I enjoy it despite complaining about sub titles I'm glad it's set from Japan perspective and mostly Japanese language
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The reason I’m watching this video actually lmao
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Let's face it we all know playing Total War games are our bestest source of raw machinima footage samples for historical military battles
It is. :-) Shogun 2 is particularly great. :-)
Especially Empire, as the immaculate AI strategies and flawless pathfinding makes it a goldmine for cinematics.
It is also 100% accurate
Alexander the Great I wouldn't dare call Total War 100% accurate, some uniforms or weapons in Napoleon Total War are not accurate, especially the bearskin hats of the Old Guard, I'd recommend Mount & Blade Napoleonic Wars as having more accurate military uniforms and weapons
sarcasm
I expected Total War Shogun 2 music, I got it. Awesome video!
Username checks out. :-)
Isn't this the soundtrack from the first Total War Shogun?
We used both, I think.
Try to use tracks from OST Battle Realms. Their Japanese music still a favourite to many to this day.
Oooooooohhhhhaaaahhhhh Yo ho ho ho, yo ho. Yo ho ho ho, yo ho.
Interesting anecdote: because Mori was so severely punished (its territory reduced and its home base confiscated, forced to move to the west most part of Honshu), every generation of the head of Mori clan used to, on New Year’s Day morning, ask his subjects, “Can Tokugawa be quashed yet?” And the subjects would reply, “Not yet.” ... Not sure if it’s actually true, but it’s almost poetic justice for the Mori that they played a pivotal part in Meiji Restoration.
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The mori and shinadzu, who survived from the western armies would go on to end the Tokugawa shogunate
After Shôgun >>>
10:24 "Curse you Kobayakawa!" Memories from Samurai Warriors 2 right there.
i read that after the betrayal, no other lords would visit Kobayakawa, and he died a few years later.
@@deadby15 yeah it says he was haunted by the ghost of the allies that killed by his betrayal
小早川は家を残す為に裏切っ たんです。どうこう言う筋合いないのでは？。
Jesus how many times can you be betrayed in one battle. What was with all the side switching ?
Ieyasu was a master of intrigue.
From what I understood no one was really concerned about legitimacy, right ? Because Western army seemed a bit more legitimate in it's goals yet everyone and their mother deserted. I'm sure it's more complicated than that though.
Not really. The real source of authority was power.
So much for Bushido heh, everyone only cares about their life like every sensible ruler.
@@zerosaber257 the next army on your doorstep after you've lost?
FYI “Jidai,” meaning a time period, can also be used to describe the period movie genre, called “Jidaigeki” (which were often samurai films). As George Lucas was a fan of these films, it is believed that the word “Jidai” was the inspiration for the term “Jedi” in the Star Wars films.
They also used to word daimyo in book of boba…. I think
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Musashi Miyamoto(Shinmen Takezo) started his journey here, he fought on the losing side & hid among bodies.
It seems recent research suggests this to be untrue. He was part of the western army but not present at Sekigahara. He fought in some earlier battle though.
average manga reader i finished it as well
Shut up lmao, yeah he is in the manga but no sources confirms he actually fought in Sekigahara, his real name wasn't Takezo Shinmen either don't try to add precisions when you're just a weeb
@@dieu7905 sounds like your the weeb I have not read the manga. I read the epic books by Eiji Yoshikawa.
@@8bitstargazer Then you're still wrong boi And i love the manga but i don't try to pass fiction as historical facts 💀💀💀
5:30 "yeah it's not gonna be this kid. It's gonna be one of us, cause we're grown ups!"
Fun Fact: The Sister towns of Sekigahara Japan, are Waterloo Belgium, and Gettysburg Pennsylvania, in the United States. If you don't know why, Lets just say Big Battles that are turning points to history happened there.
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I’m loving the Samurai Warriors portrait that you snuck in for Ieyasu Tokugawa 😂
Am I dreaming? Baz and Kings on one day together?!!
Together, but separately. :-)
This is not boring though like the siege of paris.
Minor(not unimportant) mistake in this episode, Toyotomi, known as Hashiba when he served Oda, was not his ally but his most trusted lieutenant who was promoted from a mere servant. Hideyoshi lived a legendary samurai life and succeeded Oda but he was never Oda’s ally. Tokugawa is Oda’s ally since Tokugawa becomes independent.
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Minor note. Hideyoshi was of the peasant class and so could not be a samurai. This is also the reason he couldn't claim the title of Shogun
Dis is a brack day. Our general has fallen muh lord
RedTeamReview Ouhur men are running from the battlefield!! AHH SHAMEFUR DUISPRAY!!!
@Mr Duloq Baka Bok ?
OUR GENERAL IS GREAT DANGER MY LORD!!
We have disgraced our faamalies
THIS IS A BRACK DAY, OUR GENERAR HAS FARREN MY RORD
I love that game. :-)
OWRMMEN ARE RUNNING FROM DA BATTLE FELD! A SHAMFRU DISPRAY!!
Oul genhalal is in grhave danju!
Shit i read it with his voice tone
*one arrow attempted to shoot our general but missed "OUR GENERAL IS IN GRAVE DANGER MY LWORD!"
Great video! I'd only like to add that Toyotomi Hideyoshi was a subordinate of Oda Nobunaga, not his ally. Also, just like Hideyoshi, Nobunaga could never become Shogun due to his family's lineage. (Hideyoshi even tried to make the Shogun adopt him haha)
I agree with all except that Oda claimed to be the descendent of Taira clan which allows them to become Shogun.
@shaik4122 only minamoto's clan descendents could become shogun, not from the taira clan
This was an excellent video! I love the amount of historical context u guys give. It really helps to understand the stakes involved in a given battle.
Wasn't expecting to see portraits from Nobunaga's Ambition. The art in those Koei games are really underrated.
That is a whole lot of plot twist there. Betray here, betray there. Makes me wonder if Tokugawa Ieyasu is a man of awesome negotiation and writing skills or he is just simply a leader you want to follow. Reminded me of Tywin Lannister.
A mix of things. Some followed him, because they believed that he is going to win, others were promised the lands of the vanquished.
Ahh I see. On a side note, now I know why the Kamen Rider with Oda Nobunaga powers uses a rifle, it was Oda himself who commissioned the use of gunpowder weapons throughout Japan. Man , how I love the rich content of Japan history and culture
Yep, Japan is very unique!
Another factor is that a lot of daimyo don’t like Mitsunari
He was still loyal to nobunaga, he mostly like to rule more than to battle
Reminds me so much of the old Extra History series on it. Now that was a funny series.
Haven't watched, to be honest with you, but it was probably good. :-)
I see you are a Warhammer 40k fan too.
The book "Shōgun" by James Clavell is a really good one on this time period. Great read for anyone interested in the Tokugawa rise to power, with a novelistic approach. Read that one as a kid, really cool to see this time period done in this fashion!
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"All for one and One for all, and heaven bless the land." Vale, Mitsunari Ishida.
Mitsunari, "What can he be doing? Kobyakawa must rise and attack!" Mitsunari, "Mori, Anko and Kikawa...WHY don't they move? Are they afraid? Have they lost their nerve?!" Mitsunari, "Lord Kobyakawa has defected? This is impossible...he is the Lord Taiko's nephew....this cannot be!" Had to have been a frustrating day for Mitsunari as his army had superior position, numbers and some of the best Daimyo in the land, but when half your army defects and a quarter ignores your orders...it's a bad day for you.
in defence of Mori and Chosogabe, since Kikkawa's units were in front of them blocking the way in the mountain, they could not advance physically.
Battle of Nagashino would be a good idea. As for other topics, I would like to see more about the Italian Wars (1494-1559)
Both are on our list!
"Don't Mess with Shimazu!" Shoutout to Drifters
Loved that show. When is season 2 coming out it's been years already
One of my favourite series by you guys so far, as much as I enjoy all of your content, Japanese (in fact, Asia generally bar the Mongols) doesn't get anywhere near as much airtime as it deserves considering how rich, recorded, and entertaining their history really is. Looking forward to more!
More on the way. :-)
Fantastic!
more of this series! this is so underrepresented and yet has so much history to work with
Finally!! Thanks you so much. After many years, I understand the history of this period.
Awesome! I’ve been obsessed for ages with this battle!!! Thanks for all the work you’ve done! Respectfully.
Thanks for watching, there will be more! :-)
Something tells me you guys swallowed whole books on this. Figuratively and literally. Also samurai are cool because they knew the power of the mustache on the helmet.
Actually have you guys played the game shogun? Also did you know that the reason why samurai never developed the heavy armor of European knights was due to the fact that japan had not bred the huge horses of Europe.
Samurais are cool, indeed. :-) I love Shogun 2.
My only issue with those games: They are so good that a Chromebook peasant like me can't get one. But there actually is a really cool board game called shogun www.ebay.com/i/232662803647?chn=ps i have one. Basically you are in the sengoku era and beat up other samurai players. Something tells me you guys would really like it :D
There was not enough metal in Japan for heavy armour I believe
Idk about the weight of armor or horses but they do adapt European style cuirass
love it that you kept it simple.saw other channels before that made a series out of this.6 to 8 videos of sengoku jidai.for more insides and drama.and boy there is alot of drama in this period
Awesome video as always. Thank you for bringing Japan to the channel
Great video, once again!
Thank you, good sir!
12:30 you are in the list lmao :)
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Great Mallard Hey, how's it goin'?
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omg i love the history of the sengoku jidai era, thank you for making this video
Thanks to all of you who maded this vid possible, I just saw the movie and it was a bit complex to follow. Now I saw youre vid it is all more clear to me !
You've made a rather large mistake, by the time of Hideyoshi's death, Tokugawa had already uprooted his power base from Imagawa to the Tokaido provinces formerly held by the Late Hojo clan. This was actually the result of Toyotomi attempting to defang Tokugawa by forcing him to rebuild his power base in a foreign land by offering him a massive amount of wealthy territory, instead it backfired and Tokugawa's superior administration resulted in the land becoming much more profitable and his power base growing even quicker than expected.
Good point. It was in my research, but I forget to add it to the script and then missed it in the footage. Thanks!
There are so many mistakes like that one in this video that it's like you spent 10 minutes on Wikipedia and nothing else and thought that was enough research for a topic like this. Why should I subscribe if you're this sloppy all the time?
@@Aethelia oh be quiet. If you know so much, go make your own video. Nobody stopping you.
@@OssxJah So you can't even deny all the errors in the video. Thank for the validation random person.
@@Aethelia except this is a 2 year old video so they've probably improved. This video also could be the exception
Great video and I was hyped when I saw it in the KZhead recommended section. However, there are quite a few historical inaccuracies probably due to the lack of translated resources as I imagine. Hideyoshi was a retainer of Nobunaga, not his ally. His position was much lower than both Ieyasu, who was an independent daimyo, and other Oda retainers who also fought for power after Nobunaga's death like Katsuie and Kazumazu. There aren't a lot of reliable resources as history tend to get changed by the winner, and most resources we have today are either written in the Edo period (roughly 200 years later), with its main purpose to glorify or vilify someone in the past. But we still have some letters showing that Mori Terumoto was the commander of the Western army, with Ukita Hideie as the vice commander. Mitsunari had very little land, and lacked the necessary political might to rally daimyos to join the Western army. The plan of the Western army was also to fight Ieyasu at the Mino province, which failed when the Eastern army stormed and took it down within a week. About the Shimazu's refusal of attack, it was circulated by historians that the event was after Kobayakawa's betrayal. Judging by Shimazu's active involvement in the Western army early on, they had no reason in not taking part in the battle when the Western army had the advantage (before Kobayakawa's betrayal). The Shimazu, more specifically, Shimazu Yoshihiro, also only had 1,000 men due to his conflict with his brother, who ordered that no men shall follow Yoshihiro except a mere 1,000 bodyguard to Osaka. The popular story of Shimazu joining the Western army because Yoshihiro was refused to be let into the Fushimi castle was most likely created as an excuse of the Shimazu's involvement with the Western army. The supposedly person who refused him, Torii Mototada, was dead by the time the story was spreaded, making it impossible to prove the validity of it. The refusal of the Kikkawa forces to attack wasn't just due to Kikkawa Hiroie's personal betrayal, but rather Mori Terumoto's indecisiveness in who he should support. By the time, he was already the commander of the Western army and knew it's impossible to say that he didn't participate. However, he allowed Kikkawa to negotiate with Ieyasu to make sure that Mori clan would profit from either outcome of the battle. The army also only left the battlefield after Mitsunari and Ukita's forces routed. Sorry for the inconsistency of the names (Mitsunari is a given name while Ukita is a family name), thought that might make the whole gibble gabble easier to read. Love your video btw!
Samurai warfare is a fascinating topic that isn't covered enough in general. Loved it. Well done guys.
One of the best videos, ever!! Love the warring states period of Japans history!!
Thank you for this. Please do more videos on East Asia (Imjin Wars, Tang Dynasty Wars etc) can't wait for the next vid!
Excellent video! Love the channel. Though I must critique one aspect. As a story-teller and documentarian, I believe the "why" things happen are more important than the "what". By that I mean, the 'betrayals' and 'withdrawals' you mentioned were historically accurate. But the reasons behind them were absolute gems. So I'm surprised you didn't even mention the why of the story - that's truly the best part. Kikkawa owed a 'blood debt' to Ieyasu that he could not betray, which is why he split. Shimazu withdrew because the vassal that came as a messenger requesting that his attack commence did not bother to leave his horse, which the Daimyo he addressed was appalled at. So simply by being so insulted resulted in him not attacking either, and Ieyasu becoming Shogun. Amazing.
This video format is for sure the best.
Another great video!!! So glad I found this channel!!! Keep it up
I think there's a mistake about Shimazu Yoshihiro's position. He was on the left side, near Mitsunari's position, behind Konishi's army. That's why they're famous for their legendary withdrawal after the battle. And also, I can't find Ukita Hideie's army, which was way bigger than Otani's.
I had two conflicting sources on that, and decided to go with the one that said he was on the right. That is why the battle starts with "we don't know where the initial attack happened."
Man, you breezed right through this crazy period in Japan. There is so much great stuff in here I recommend anybody who liked this to watch Extra Credits series about this topic.
Yes, our goal was to streamline to Sekigahara. Because that was suggested by our patreon.
Very nice thanks for posting.
Another GREAT video! Love Japanese history and was rly reminded of shogun total war so this made my day! 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
In almost a year Kings and Generals has expanded to almost 200k subs I think the future looks very bright for u guys I would suggest including the battles of Mons Grapius and Cear Cedoc in ur list KEEP UP THE AWESOME WORK!!!
Thank you very much! :-) Will consider!
6:40 War became inevitable :) Keep up the good work guys, watching every single one of your videos as soon as they come out.
Appreciate it. :-)
Please continue the Sengoku Jidai series. I am looking forward to watching the other battles and sieges such as Komaki-Nagakute, Honnoji incident, Kawanakajima, etc.
Just what i've been waiting for..Was just finished watch Bazbattle Siege of Paris and boom!!...new video from u guys..Good job guys !!
Love everything you guys do. Only channel I have notifications on
Happy to hear that! :-)
Ahh Shogun 2 music. It has been a long time. Great video. Gonna go download Shogun 2 now
Thanks. I also feel a need to play. :-)
Fantastic! I was always confused as to what happened since this period was extremely convoluted.
I was finding an information about battle of sekigahara. And Battle of sekigahara uploaded. GOOD TIMING!
I love learning about Sengoku-Jidai and Japanese history! I really hope that this series’s takes off so you do the battles of Kawanakajima and Nagashino.
長篠の戦いがあったのは事実ですが武田の騎馬隊を鉄砲で3段撃ちしたと言うのは勝利した側の作り話です。 近年の研究などから日本人の多くはその事実を知っていますが、学校の歴史教科書を書き直せとは言わない何かこだわりがあるようです。 日本国内で実際どの様な戦い方であったかの様々なテレビ報道がありましたが、その動画の投稿が探せばあるかと思います。
Omg yes! So excited for these. I learned a bit from Extra History. Really looking forward to more.
Thanks for watching.
Been waiting for this. Great work as always!
Awesome video as always! Please do more of those
Another Fantastic video!
Thanks! :-)
Japan is such a small country yet the fuedal system was so complex and always warring. Interesting video and always love your content. Cheers!
Thanks for watching, my friend. :-)
Vinod Varghese It's not a small country
The problem is that the emperor didn't enforce of his people enough and mostly just acted passively. Unlike the shogunate where they enforce military rules under japan
It isn't small, not by European standards anyway. The only country in Europe larger than Japan is France.
I'd love to see more on feudal Japan! Awesome video!
Fantastic video, keep up the great work
4:39 "Hideyoshi attempted to invade Korea...these invasions failed." I sense some turtle-like ship might have had something to do with that.
Indeed. :-)
"Hideyoshi attempted to invade Korea... then Yi Sun-Shin happened."
@@Seraphil1 Yi Sun Shin defeated most of the best japanese general in sengoku era with little support from his government (Joseon) and Ming China, who was coward His Naval tactics was unique. Despite being outnumbered by japanese he managed to destroy them with little or almost zero casualties on his side I think Sanada Yukimura would not be match or equal against his genius
@@wasigupitobudiarto7767 lmao. Yi shun shin was in Imjin war and at the time of Totoyomi Hideyoshi. Chinese would be so angry and beat your ass when read your comment. Because without China Ming, Korea would be taken by Japan. When Korea's territories including capital city all fell to Japan's hand, except 1 territory, Korean King ran to China and beg emperor China to help them. Emperor China even shocked with how fast Korea territories got taken by Japan. Japan took Korea's capital city only in 1 month! You are really downplay China's and Japan's power and capability at that time! Yi Shun Shin was great but you forgot the big contribution Ming China gave to Korea in imjin war. And what is the connection of Japan's best generals, Sanada Yukimura and Yi shun shin (imjin war)???? You have timeslip or what?
@@cint29 despite the engrish, thanks for the good and informative comment
Good job, love it ♥️
Thank you! :-)
A huge thank you to Kings and Generals and the patrons that made this possible! I'd love to see more of this, you did a great job. I've extensively studied this period, let me know if you need some help with the research or suggestions for material!
Thanks for watching and for your kind offer, will keep it in my mind. :-)
More sengoku battles, please
Will consider, thank you!
Why is his voice so good to hear?
Devin is great.
And easy to understand! (I don't speak english really good..)
Man..I really love his voice..
SirTrollado #gimmecookies if you really like his voice, check out his gameplay channel OfficiallyDevin. His specialty is narrated Lets Plays (lets plays that actually has stories, character, and depth, not just a LP with his voice commentating) of many games, and his current running series are of Shogun 2.
Because you are gay
The Mori clan would not forget this defeat and their consequent loss of land holdings - for generations they patiently plotted revenge against the Tokugawa clan for the next 250 years. The clan would eventually realize this revenge by playing a leading role in the Meiji Restoration as the forces of Choshu in the Boshin War against the late Tokugawa Shogunate. A video about the Boshin War and the resulting Meiji Restoration as a sequel to this would be cool.
Great video . Thanks.
Love your telling of the Sengoku Jidai
Thank you very much! We are discussing it right now. :-)
Maybe you guys can consider starting a “what if?” series? Like in this battle, Mitsunari had a lot of cards in his favor but due to betrayals and officers refusing to listen to his commands he didn’t stand a chance. What would have happened had things gone as planned? Would the warring states period lasted longer? Since you guys put so much effort in your research, you could provide the most likely answers, that would be so interesting! Great video btw, love your content and keep up the amazing work!
Thanks! :-) Not planning "what if" for now. :-)
At this point Im pretty sure you hold more information than most professors. Great video as always!
We very much don't. :-) However, we can create videos. Ideally, these two skills should be united into one. :-)
Very interesting, thank you!
i have waited long for this finally.
Great work guys😄
Thank you!
you people don't know how much I like this channel........... I was desperately searching for stuff you people create.........there is no such other similar channel........... in future I'll sponsor inshallah when I start earning 😄.
Great video, continue your good work!
looking forward for the next!
This video was very good, but I noticed a lot of the areas shown as being held by certain rulers, particularly Nobunaga and Ieyasu were not accurate. Nobunaga didn't capture Echizen until the fall of the Asakura clan in 1573, for example, and Suruga province was not captured by Nobunaga and his allies until the fall of the Takeda in 1582. Tokugawa Ieyasu's domain was also moved to to the former lands of the Hojo clan after their defeat by Hideyoshi, and the Uesugi were moved out of their previous home province of Echigo into the Tohoku region around the same time.
Thank you! I made a few mistakes in this video.
You forgot Hideyoshi conflict with Oda Nobutaka and Shibata Katsuie before the battle of Komaki with Leyasu forces, for those interested in reading there's a book name Taiko by Eiji Yoshikawa beautiful story about this period :)
Hideyoshi managed to establish Oda Hidenobu, the infant son of the deceased Oda Nobutada, as the heir of the Oda Clan on the grounds that Hidenobu is the son of the heir of the House of Oda. This pissed off Nobutaka and as for Shibata Katsuie, he married Oichi, the sister of Oda Nobunaga and thus, the battle of Shiguzutake began and Hideyoshi crushed Katsuie and the latter, along with Oichi, died ( the sneaky Hideyoshi got to marry Oichi's eldest daughter, Chacha aka Yodo-dono)
awesome video thanks for the upload history is awesome
It is. :-)
It was interesting to see this channel's take on the famous Japanese battle. I enjoyed it. My compliments to those who made this video a reality.
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Anyone else knew it how Japan became land united by playing this awesome game "Samurai Warriors 2"?
this was very helpful with my project. Thanks👍
Yayyayayayay thank god and also you you fulfilled my wish thank you brother and do a complete series on sengoku jidai period please .. ..
I remember this from Samurai Warriors; definitely one of the best battles
Shogun 2 for me. :-)
The highlight of the day
Thank you!
indeed
I loved how you used the track from Creative Assembly's Shogun: Total War @ 3:08, totally awesome!!!
you guys should totally produce more on Japan. Excellent video
Awesome work guys! I smell the Imjin War (and Yi-Sun Shin) incoming.
Thanks, we are debating it. :-)
Joden Paolo Peroy hey bro how much do you donate monthly?....... I was just curious............ I'm also thinking of supporting this channel inshallah.
I'd love to see the Imjin war covered on your channel!
Maybe, we will. Depending on how this video will do.
Admiral Yi!
I suggest you don't do the earlier sengoku jidai battles. Looks like Baz Battles is going to do them.
U guys create excellent content. I am really impressed with ur work. I would like to request a video on the battle of didgori 1121 and the siege of tenochtitlan 1519-1521
Fantastic video hope you continue Japanese history time line
I know it is a trope, but I have rarely clicked faster on a notification than this. Bar earlier KeG videos when I had a mouse and not just a touchpad.
It is a good trope. :-) hopefully, you will also share after watching. :-)
More like recommend to everyone I know
please cover the Battle of Mühldorf which was fought near Mühldorf am Inn on September 28, 1322 between the Duchy of (Upper) Bavaria and Austria. THANKS! ^^
I will add it to the list. :-)
thank you very much! :)
Please do more! Love the Shogun 2 footage in the background as well
Thank you, more on the way. :-)
im loving this channel thanks for the content!!! You should also do sigismund's campaign in bohemia since you know KCD is currently very popular
Tokugawa Ieyasu was placed at the top of Edo by Toyotomi Hideyoshi after the fall of Hojo clan but on your map (around 5:45) , it is not its territory. Hideyoshi would like to send him in this "fishing village" to limitate his power but finally ... :p Good taiga drama about the period : Sanada Maru (NHK), one of the best I ever watched !
Yeah, our mistake.