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“Did womanly things such as knitting and being oppressed.” 😂😂😂 I couldn’t have said it any better!

Can’t take this serious with these pronunciations 😭 just google it brother

I’m on my period and am watching this . I hate when Aunt Flo comes but know I hate it less since seeing this .

They turned into alevi people

Let's do the time warp againnnnn!😂😂😂😂😂

Why is a man narrating this? 🤦‍♀️

This video it reminds me of the Lord of the rings

9:41 Funeee!😒🙄😅🙂😀

putting nagging woman in stocks? they had humor

Step on that 8-sided die, get tetanus and foot falls off!

The true misunderstanding of the middle ages or "dark ages" is not what is represented here, but rather the fact that history shifts it's focus from the developed Mediterranean to the northern areas which were arising out of tribal cultures. No one even bothers to make note of this shift of focus, which is at the crux of it all. Basically, yes there was a splitting up of the Roman Empire at it's core in the area we now refer to as Italy. However, the city states that evolved in this area upon the breaking up of the empire did not dissolve into ignorance as people seem to think. They in fact continued to evolve as separate city state institutions that pushed forward civilization. However, few people bother to look at those city states in much detail when talking about the middle ages re: falling into some "dark age." They instead look at the regressed state in the extended area of the empire which were never as evolved except for outposts. These areas were for the most part still rooted to a large part in the tribal culture they originated from, just moving into early kingdoms. They were always behind culturally and that is the context upon which people are comparing to ancient Rome. There is no comparison and to do so is ignorant or stupid. The whole concept of "dark ages" is rooted in this very ignorance and/or stupidity. There is an added area of misunderstanding here. In a sense, while the eastern Roman Empire did fall, it is the west that truly succeed in a way as it's lineage still exists to this day. Where the eastern Roman Empire was taken over and displaced, in the west it was fractured but the city states were a direct link to the original empire, the people and culture were the same, just fractured. So, in essence, the "empire" in the west was no longer an empire, but the people and culture continued. Yes, the culture did change due to this fracturing, including the rise of the church as the dominant unifying force in the area, but the people themselves were a continuation of those who lived there. Not only that, but this continued as the area reconnected into the state of Italy from the city states that remained, so this thread was never truly broken. In this way, the people of Italy truly are the descendants of the Roman Empire and in that way, it never really disappeared so much as lost it's empire status and changed over time. Another misunderstanding this presentation mentions is that the western empire collapsed "never to get back up." What in fact happened is that many of the scholars concentrated in the eastern Roman Empire after the west fractured, but when the crusades finally displaced them from the Eastern Roman Empire, where did they go? To the west of course, especially Florence. It was this flood of scholars from the collapse of the Eastern Roman Empire to the west and to Florence which was the imputes for the Renaissance, so one could hardly say "never to get back up" when in fact not only did it get back up but was the spark of innovation for the western world. in fact, it took another 100 years for the Renaissance to take hold in the north, an extreme amount of time really, which shows how fertile the remnants of the Roman Empire really still were in the area that was the heart of the empire. Besides the arts, so many other foundations of modern civilization came from the area at this time, like all of modern banking and finance, re: the Medici family, much of the basis of modern political thought, re: Machiavelli, most of the advanced philosophical thought was from ecclesiastical sources, re: people we now refer to as saints in the Catholic Church who were for the most part from this area, etc, etc... In essence, while the north was evolving from early kingdoms into feudal states and eventually the monarchies and empires they became, the remnants of the Roman Empire in the area south of the Dolomites, or Alps... they continued to evolve intellectually and socially while maintaining their size for the most part, not growing like the north and thus falling under the radar of many historians.

So as I’m watching the euros I’m committing a sin?

What’s wrong with playing football???

Poland is not landlocked...

Many times we've have wayched & witnessed many losers of history made thier memories much romantic than their reality. Actually Mongolian Empire conquered all lands on this Planet's map. They accept all religions same like Muslim & Chritian for use not for Faith cuz they were really wiser conquerors.

Lice picker?? What a great job 🤢

In 1974 I was in a fantastic National Youth Theatre production of The Childrens’ Crusade by Paul Thompson. Brilliant play with music, utterly sad and tragic tale.

"It was so bad, i can't understand how they could cope with all that" It was everyday life for them... Just like animals live everyday without knowing what could happen

Please do a video on the daily life of upper class women in medieval times!

That thumbnail with the baby was hilarious.😅

We are going to Florence in 10 days. I have been binge watching everything about the family. Fascinating. Thank you for this great information.

Some of the Pompeii bodies show evidence of syphilis. The archeologists were amazed.

I don't think perversion is an acomplishment.

Basically pregnancy was a death sentence... In no time or place is it preferable to have a uterus 😑 RUN TO THE NUNS RUN TO THE NUNS RUN TO THE NUNS

‘fart’ And there we go, you got everyone laughing back then. Fart jokes back then used to be pure gold.

Humans are terrible fr. Only a few hundred years we are still the same. Just born into a different environment.

I'm always skeptical about those time-travel movies. If you travel back to the past and show all the modern knowledge, it wouldn't take more than a week to get the community to decide to burn you alive for being a witch.

IS NOTHING SACRED??? Honestly couldn’t you find anything else to display here?

Excellent!!!

Highly misleading video

That dude in the thumbnail is looking at the woman in his arms, thinking “Damn! She’s got a face like Curly from The Three Stooges, but she fit as hell!”

So much misinformation about the middle ages

Heretics... they had it coming

My oven is a Bosch

This is exactly how Nigel Farage and his friends want the UK to be. 😂 Remember the good old days? No foreigners were there?

I liked this video it was cool learning something new. It's interesting to me how a period was so looked down upon back then. Nowadays we understand human anatomy and a period is seen as normal. I think one thing I find so sad is not just men saw it as a bad thing, but so did women.

@medivalmadness As someone equally obsessed with the magnificent chaos of the middle ages, please stop using AI generated images in your thumbnails. They cheapen the look of the channel and discredit you as an a researched educator. The content of your videos haven't changed but I've noticed you using them as a crutch more and more!

Good video, but definitely a clickbait thumbnail😂😂😂

now you can read all the comments about how humans are better in 2024 LOLz

Anyone.,Mongol's vs Northmen ???

Lice picker... sounds almost as bad as Groom of the Stool...but I'll bet it didn't pay nearly as much 😅

Why is the map at 1:20 in Finnish?

The good old days…..

One question that keeps me awake at night. How did people wipe their ass in this time and age?

what a great example of why in video advertising is trash

Imagine being an ‘adult’ while going through angst..sounds tuff lmao

And people say that it was better in the past 😒

Oddly, you'll find people that deny there was slavery in Europe.

I was really glad to hear that cats were valued during the Middle Ages. However, I had heard that cats were also associated with witches. In fact, although cats were regarded this way in many Christian homes, Jews kept cats and kept themselves clean (baths were also shunned in many Christian homes) and were thus able to avoid the Plague, which was carried by fleas on rats. Jews were thereby ignorantly blamed for being "in league with the devil." I hope this stupidity was not as widespread as I'd heard.

Deal Breaker!! Lice picker???🤮🤮🤮