Europa Barbarorum Music - Romani I

[praetorianus72]

Romans were as good as they were condemned

[enactment3]

Ironic how the roman empire ended up not being based in rome anymore.

[free0men]

what instruments did they use do make this song? i like it

[SlyDessertFox]

@free0men sounds like a flute a harp

[TheCptkrunch13]

fun fact: The Roman pillums, the spears they threw at the enemy before closing in, were made with a soft iron tip so after it stuck into you it would bend like a hook and make it very hard to take it out without losing something vital. Devious bastards the Romans were, but I respect them.

[ImpCaesarHadrianvs]

Roma est magna. Imperium mihi legiones operum et expandunt, et glorificent

[free0men]

illyrians were 500 hundred tears under roman empire and never got assimilated or much influenced my them

[RoyalPrussian]

@free0men the whole western world is one big influence of Rome... Water transportation laws government medicine theatres christianity concrete house warming thingy military organization and many more.. if Rome wouldnt have invented/created/used these things, we would never have them

[Metalicalypse]

Unfortunately Islam destroyed cultures...

[arthegor]

@Metalicalypse agreed Islam does not teach anything about peach only I see from them is war war war war war.Not to mention about us Christians who eat one another hehe

[Standuble]

@arthegor Islam likes to be fond of its Golden Age but its in my belief Islam just permitted the period to occur (provided it didn't undermine religious belief) and wasn't an essential component as once believed. The writings of Omar Khayyam (freaking genius) seemed to suggest this from his 11th century perspective which was supposedly the height of it.

The middle East would have been fine without it and so too would have the European Renaissance eventually occured with Islam.

[dessert57]

It's very simplistic to say that Imperial Rome ended in 476AD...as everyone knows, the Eastern Empire continued for another 1,000 years as Byzantine Rome, then the Latin countries of Europe continued in their culture and languages...even English is nowadays around 60% Latin (mainly via Latin/ Old French)...modern medical, legal and terminology for flora and fauna are still in latin! So, how can anyone say that Rome ceased to exist? It merely changed into other things, like all languages do...

[arthegor]

@dessert57 I agree with you sir

[14GloryofRome14]

Oh and one thing, I loved this video, but the Roman Empire was split in two in 285 by Diocletian. Correct if I'm wrong, but I think the video should show the two separate empires then, not in 405 A.D.

[hoiitsmaxime]

0:45 LoL Justin Bieber became emperor of western Empire XD

[tvpnbb]

@hoiitsmaxime Yes! Justin Bieber is the reincarnation of Romulus Augustulus! (and probably also of Honorius and Valentinian III) :D

[HylianGuard]

Rome falls 9 times an hour, You can feel it

[tyrannasaurasalan]

nearly 2000 years? I'm pretty sure it's the longest lasting.

[Jow45metal]

this flute reminds me of andean (peruvian, bolivian) flute

[metsapeikkoo]

@123DROCK

Well, lets hope for the best.

[metsapeikkoo]

@123DROCK

Yeah, I mean, just look how much religions and politics have messed up our technological advancements. I'm not sure if you allready knew this, but it is possible that Parthians did have _very_ primitive batteries almost before the christianity and islam became to be.

Kinda makes me angry and frustrated, I mean, our species could have done so much awesome shit allready but NOOOO, we must start making mess with some goddamn politics and religions and other that kind of bollocks.

[ancalites]

Love everything about this mod. Very professionally done.

2 Caesar thumbs up

[lucius1976]

@ancalites

Well. it very often crashes with me in battle.

[lazarillus]

qwooowowowow the best music in the world!!

[winksie]

great music

[lordcrull]

I need this music...

[generalpatton3]

You can check out my video response then, as I have uploaded over 30 songs from the same group as on this video. ;)

[mini1gerbel]

Carthage owns. Does anyone know when a marian reform takes place for the Romani? I have played them for so long it feels. When does the first reform take place?

[Thraxonomous]

I don't Remember, But you need A general with certain characteristics, and after I think 140 BCE

[UserNameForYeeTube]

You can get the first reform after 242BC, if you own two of the Cisalpine cities (Segesta, Bononia, Patavium, Medilanum) and two of the Sicilian cities (Messana, Syrakousai, Lilibeo).

For the second reform, you need to have reached the year 172BC, need 6 Latifundia in Italy, 45 settlements owned, 250 battles fought and need to have a specific kind of character (sharp/charismatic/vigorous, Popularis, Consul or Ex-Consul, influence >2, command >2) OR need to conquer 90 settlements.

Check the FAQ

[mainkilla]

Romans: 3

Polybian

The Polybian Reforms happen due to a change in equiptment and tactics that were adopted or adapted due to wars with Carthage and Celts.

Spoiler Alert, click show to read:

-At least year 242

-Hold 2 of these cities (Segesta, Mediolanum, Patavium, Bononia)

-Hold 2 of these cities (Lilibeo, Messana, Syracuse)

OR

-Wait until 210BC

(You get the new units only after upgrading your MICs

[lordcrull]

The first is polybian, you need to capture certain settlements, fight 50 battles, and wait a while and then you'll get the reforms (after you upgrade your military barracks).

For Marian you need to have 45 settlements, fight 250 battles, and have a general with certain traits. Or just have 90 cities.

Augustan comes in at 172 BC (I think...) and you need to fight 400 battles and have a general with certain traits ( needs A LOT more special traits than the Marin general).

Google for more info

[mainkilla]

@lordcrull

Nope, that is Marian. Augustan comes in the late 100s I guess.

[lordcrull]

Thanks.

[Kdssow]

My tribe pwned them in 96-70 AD

[woodwyrm]

where can i download this excellent music?!??!?

[mini1gerbel]

I have no clue. The only way I know to download it is to download the entire mod that this music is a part of.

then go to data - sound - music

and there are the songs.

[woodwyrm]

k thnx

[AquaPhoenix2006]

I think they host it on the site in the downloads section

[mini1gerbel]

I think the aliens helped the Romans build all their buildings

[luelee85]

Sure they did...

[mini1gerbel]

this was a joke. LOL

[trustbaby7]

Had Teutoburg Forest never happened Europe might have been united.

[Raven144]

rubish, the germans would have always rebbelled.

[trustbaby7]

I think that would have depended on how they were treated. Yes, they had that rebellious spirit and always made poor slaves but in time I think they would have assimilated and risen to prominence within the empire. It's hard to predict what would have happened, but the Teotoburg incident ended any possibility of a conciliation.

[Spartiatai300]

I doubt it, but I wouldn't take the chance to test it out. Its fine as it is right now.

[firstjedi]

roman empire is still alive. think abou it

[ArtoriusMaximus777]

Technically, the Roman Empire does have some possible successor nations. Italy, Romania, Greece, Russia, and even the United States (to a lesser extent) come to mind.

-Artorius Maximus

[firstjedi]

not exactly, i can say, all wester modern culture (and estern ??)) come from the city wich conquered the world. And not just the international powers has its rooth on them but even the thirdworl. El ochenta porciento de mi lengua natal Castellano está compuesta de palabras Latinas así como nuestra gramática, religión, costumbres es básicamente la usada por Roma,por es digo,que todos somos herededos de Roma,los Angloparlantes pueden haber heredado el Poder de Roma, pero nosotros su Cultura.

[designedsayer]

@ArtoriusMaximus777 You're forgetting about the Spanish Empire, the Second Latin Empire, the first global empire.

[TheDudeReborn]

@designedsayer The first global empire was Portugal, Spain went along with Portugal.

[janissary211]

@ArtoriusMaximus777 Spain, Latin America, etc.

[AvengefulAngel]

@ArtoriusMaximus777 Russia? Romania? lol how in Junos cunt do you work that one out?

[zrah1092]

@ArtoriusMaximus777 more like the United States to a larger extent. The US is imperialistic. 

[kraksynludoli]

@ArtoriusMaximus777 Russians as the succesors of Imperium Romanum as as proper as mogols or Inuit

[Devinfilms6679]

@ArtoriusMaximus777 George Bush, America's first president was influenced and inspired by the Roman Empire

[14GloryofRome14]

@Devinfilms6679 Um.... do you mean George Washington?

[CptSchmidt]

@ArtoriusMaximus777 There are no modern states that have ties with either the Eastern or Western Roman Empires. The only modern state to have any relation to Rome's successive Holy Roman Empire is the Vatican.

[arthegor]

@CptSchmidt /facepalm The Holy Roman Empire was german not roman....the German taught themselves successors to Rome but it's wrong what are you saying. As Artoriusmaximus said

Technically, the Roman Empire does have some possible successor nations. Italy, Romania,France,Spain,Portugal

even Greece (to a lesser extent) come to mind.

[CptSchmidt]

@arthegor The Holy Roman Empire was not the same as the Roman Empire by any means. I didn't say it was, nor would I. What I said was is that it was its successor; its rulers *claimed* to be continuing where Rome left off. Modern Italy has no governing relation to the former Roman Empire, nor do any other nations. The nations you've listed in their modern sense are all less than 300 years old. Rome fell some 1500 years ago. Again, there are no existing successors to the Roman Empire.

[arthegor]

@CptSchmidtWellthere are successors for the Romans and there is a large evidence for this.to be an successor to the Roman Empire you must speak at least a neolatin language,and let's not forget about the traditions.The true successors to the Roman empire are nation who have inherited.There is a great difference between Roman Administration and Roman successor.To learn more about it please search VickRo and ask him questions i know he will answer you and you can check kanibal0311 channel for info

[arthegor]

@CptSchmidt and trully it is that we the neolatin people by our language and traditions are the successors of the Roman Empire.France,Italy,Spain,Port­ugal,Romania and Greece

[arthegor]

@CptSchmidt Vatican doesn't reprezent the old roman way...even though they preach in latin

[idricool]

@ArtoriusMaximus777 How is the USA successor of Rome ?

[TheDudeReborn]

@ArtoriusMaximus777 As for successors in my opinion would be: Italy, Portugal and Spain (see genetic map of Europe, you may find it interesting) plus culturaly also Romania, France and perhaps due to Romano-Britons: England, but in terms of power and influence the USA. Greece and Russia could perhaps be considered because of Byzantine heritage, but not so much.

[arthegor]

@TheDudeReborn Russia has nothing in common with the Byzantines or the Romans.Romania and Greece are the only countries that could inherit the Byzantine Commonwealth and why? Greece through they citizenship and their integration in the Roman Empire as Roman citizens and Romania through it's blood and people.

[TheDudeReborn]

@arthegor Romania's blood is not Byzantine/Roman, it's Slav (I am not claiming this wildly, if you see genetic maps of Europe and DNA studies you can observe it), but it's culture/language is Latin with some Slavic mix. Russia has cultural influences from Byzantium, some of their history and their language shows us this.

[arthegor]

@TheDudeReborn It seems you don't know nothing about my country well sir i would suggest to get a book about our country and read about us.Don't spit words without knowing what your saying.We are not slavonic origin.Romanian language is over 85 % latin 10% Traco-Dacian native 5% slavonic.Let me enlighten you a little.

[arthegor]

@TheDudeReborn When the romans occupied Dacia 106 AC the romanization process begun at north of danube.Settlers from all over the empire were brought to Dacia.The soldiers there married with the woman there.The dacians and the romans would become friends and live togheter as one.There were brought later Christian Missionaries and then Christianity was addopted there.Imperator Aurelian Withdrew the Roman army 271-272 from dacia to southern Danube to secure the Moesia from the invading tribes .

[arthegor]

@TheDudeReborn So the Roman army retreated strategically ,but the romanized population like roman settlers,daco-roman people remained and still continued to live there.The slavs migrated south and formed nowday Bulgaria and Serbia and Muntenegro or Croatia etc..... the remaining population of slavs were asimilated as roman. then we inheritate the vulgar words like stupid= prost tâmpitule nucklehead or nob , the words that have şţăîâ. I could tell you more.

[TheDudeReborn]

@arthegor I'll say it again, your culture/language may be mainly Latin (as you confirmed) but your blood and people is not, atleast it is not in the present time, if you want the peer reviewed articles proving that I can show it to you (of course the articles I am talking about are based on DNA testing witch only determines your blood and not your culture). So my point was in culture/language you are Latin, in blood only fery few are.

[arthegor]

@TheDudeReborn it seems you didn't read well enough.And I have proof .if your so sure about us that we're not latin give me that proof show me.THOSE ARTICLES ARE LIES if you tell me that were slavic i would say that your like anybody else.if you're so sure we are slavic come to romania and make DNA tests yourself.If not i'd ask you another question.Believe a local native or some stupid people who speak only gibberlish words? If you won't going to listen to me you're going the wrong path...

[TheDudeReborn]

@arthegor I prefer evidence and facts to national legends and myths made to improve patriotic pride. This video with the genetic map of Europe shows that Romania's connection to other Latin peoples exists but is small: watch?v=2Y2n5vNaMz0 

I have more examples if you want.

[arthegor]

@TheDudeReborn it seems you didn't understood me well it's pointless talking to you if you just focus on your idea.And it's not my patriotic pride it's only my nation I defend and it's enough to believe.I maybe not able to tell you more or tell you the word that could make you see the truth but if you want to speak more of it talk to Vickro or Vickeu.

[arthegor]

@TheDudeReborn and haha for that video it's purely wrong :) don't believe all that it's eaten and btw we've got books and DNA proof here in Romania that are 100% proofs that we are roman descend for m'self I'm Half Roman Half Dacian...

[TheDudeReborn]

@arthegor You just proved you have no counter evidence, because no one knows what type of DNA can be considered Roman what we can observe is connection between Latin/Romanized peoples, although you also have some Latin influences. But if you are trully Daco-Roman, I don't know, because what I said does not count for 100% of Romanians. That video used an article made by people who make that type of work their living, so I guess they know what they are doing.

[arthegor]

@TheDudeReborn as I said i maybe not in power to prove my self but you could speak with the following person Vickro VickEu :) and what i have proved is that you're a closed mind person

[TheDudeReborn]

@arthegor I am not close minded, I just like proof.

[arthegor]

@TheDudeReborn yes it is closed minded you rely on a proof that it's not know and the statements are false.

2)if you were truly open minded you would've understood me from the beginning.Well i've got no more time for you i've got exams it was nice talking to you and don't forget can you believe without seeing? cya

[pedroissler]

@arthegor fuck you all he wants is proof you motherfucker

[pedroissler]

@TheDudeReborn people like him should be put to the sword.

[arthegor]

@pedroissler well I didn't expected that from you.I suggest that you should learn more about my country by coming here and buy some history books not just listen to people from a country.If you want proof go search for it in my country not just standing down on a chair insulting people.I wont insult anyone in fact I've enjoyed that I discussed with TheDudeReborn cause I found out how people think about us.I am not impressed how bad our situation had become cause we are a Latin state...

[arthegor]

@pedroissler in a ocean of Slavic state.Nevertheless if you truly are an wise person I suggest you take point in this matter and certify the argument of TheDudeReborn that we are slavs or whatever he said by bringing real argument and proofing that with real information that you've made or had been made not false.. but true then come to me with this :)Do not bring me some people vids that have no proof.

[pedroissler]

@arthegor Ok I might have been a bit rude down there, but what our friend here is trying to show you is a valid piece of argument. See, the only way the Daco-Roman lineage could have been preserved was if there had been no mating with people from outside their genetic poll. The Central Powers have invaded Romania in WW1, the Soviet Union in WW2, and this counting only the 20th century. Soldiers rape women in war, that's a fact. Wouldn't romani women get pregnant if this ever happened?

[arthegor]

@pedroissler a line at oituz/marasesti and marasti in moldavy we resisted the Central powers there they were unable to conquer us we killed half their armies say our history..and for ww2 russia didn't invade us we turned the weapons against the germans cause the germans were manipulating us by the organisation The Iron Legion and Grand Marshal Antonescu saved me jews life if your if you say you have jew blood.:) we were smart enough and it seems you don't rly know our history ofc I can tel u mor

[pedroissler]

@arthegor Well I've consulted my history book here and he says you guys have been invaded. Twice. A conspiracy, perhaps slavic media?

[arthegor]

@pedroissler and yes it's a conspiracy against us...from the slavic madia yeah simply because we are the last latin state in the east.

[pedroissler]

@arthegor I'm all out for the truth really. It intrigues me how your country has managed to resist for so long.

[arthegor]

@pedroissler yes we were invaded but never conquered.we never allowed ourselves to be ruled by russian or ottoman.Many western History books tell that we were part of the ottoman empire but that is false.The truth is that we the gate of Christianity and many of our Rulers didn't allowed our country to be conquered.For example The Saint Stephen the III also known as Stephen the Great fought the turks.Vlad Tepes of Vlad Dracul is still considered a hero in romania there are many rules who fought..

[arthegor]

@pedroissler for our freedom later we maintained our autonomy from all the states.Even Transilvania whom denizens were 80% romanian 2% Secui 18% Maghyar in that time the romanians were put to genocide why? because of the politic state of hungarian.Did you know that the Hungarian King Iancu de Hunedoar and his son Matei Corvin were romanians rofl we adapted to the times we did not disappear we haven't been conquered.It is the heart that makes us latin and romanian that makes us resist.

[pedroissler]

@arthegor You can have latin culture that's all right, but you can't be so sure of your genetics that's what I'm talking about.

[arthegor]

@pedroissler i can :) cause I know in my heart that I am Daco-Roman :) and I will believe till the end of the world until I die

[TKMSeznam12]

@arthegor Romanians aren't Latins. Romanians are dirty Southern Europeans. Stop comparing yourself to the great Latins. You are nothing but a shithole in southern Europe.

[arthegor]

@TKMSeznam12 Il te salute

[pedroissler]

@arthegor You might hate the slavs but you can't say you're not one of them.

[pedroissler]

@arthegor My case is even worse. My father's family descends from germany and my mother is a total ashkenazi jew. My greatgrandfather was caustically anti-semitic and so are a few people inside my father's family. Isn't it wonderful? The hope in this world are the people who can see through man-made divisions and understand we're part of a bigger whole. People like my grandparents, people like me.

[pedroissler]

@arthegor Life and it's contradictions heh?

[arthegor]

@pedroissler nope I would say it's an case like the romans did to many people they falled in love with the Celtic woman etc..and they formed a new people lets say a new nation however in case of my country only 1/5 of slavs stayed and were asimilated by the already romanised people by forming marriages with the locals etc it will be half roman half dacian and half slav but in my case I'm all 50% 50% cause my ancestor a roman soldier married a dacian so? and for ww1 we did resisted we formed...

[arthegor]

@pedroissler saved me jews life saved many jewish lives correction*

[MiracleKD18]

@ArtoriusMaximus777

The Western Roman Empire never fell. It just got renamed to Vatican, or the Roman Catholic Church :-)

[arthegor]

@MiracleKD18 wrong Vatican has nothing in common with The Western Roman Empire.Vatican it's only the seat of the Catholic Church.The Roman Catholic Church only makes sermons in the way that the romans did.

[arthegor]

@MiracleKD18 and indeed the Roman Empire did survive through us.We the Neolatin countries think of not the Political Roman but the People and it's citizens.I'm one of them and I'm proud of it.As for the religion there is another story that I don't wanna go in cause I'm not God to judge the religion I only believe in what I was born.

[MiracleKD18]

@arthegor

The Romance languages (Italian, French, Spanish, Portuguese, Romanian) all evolved from Vulgar Latin, a variant of Latin which was spoken by the common people in the Roman Empire. Yes, it was influenced by the Substrates (languages of the conquered peoples, like, Spanish was influenced by Paleo-Hispanic, French was influenced by Celtic, etc., and later all were also influenced by Germanic).

[Aerilmellon]

@ArtoriusMaximus777

I think the successors of Western Roman Empire are - Frankish Empire (800-924) - Holy Roman Empire (962-1806) - French Empire (1806-1815) - British Empire (1815-1945) - United States of America since 1945

And for the Eastern Roman Empire : - Byzantine Empire (395-1453) - Russian Empire (1547-1917) - USSR (1917-1991) - Russia since 1991

But this is only my opinion :)

[legioVmacedonica]

@firstjedi yes, and roman empire nowdays is USA.

[javiikiller]

@legioVmacedonica Nope, USA is not a Latin Empire like the Spanis was but a Germanic Empire.

[Maximus54545]

@firstjedi

Lul wut

[Ticonio]

maybe not alive but all its cultural and social ways, remains...

[mindfreakfan2]

this is perfect. I needed a time line of the roman empire expansion and decline.

[angrydead]

Their is something very sad about looking at the Roman world map change. Can you imagine what we could have achieved by now if Europe was a single nation where classical learning was never lost?

[Quentin0000000000]

yea no world wars for one

[pharnacesII]

@ angrydeadWell, perhaps in the end it was the constant competition between the European peoples that made Europa dominant in the 19th and first part of the 20th century: the constant need to stay ahead of one another made for a certain technological advancement

If you look at China or the Ottoman Empire for example: These empires had as sole goal to keep the inner peace and that made it impossible for new (western) ideas such as the printing pres to come to full bloom in time...

[angrydead]

The Roman emprie was more or less under constant outside pressure to evolve or die so that doesnt really work.

[UserNameForYeeTube]

After Augustus's reign, Rome was not really under a serious threat of foreign invasion - Parthia never had interest in expanding into Europe - for several centuries.

This coupled with a slave industry (no need to develop more efficient machines), inflation and the concentration of land and wealth to the hands of the rich (little food produced in Italy, the poor dependant on government handouts) and monarchy (bad emperors at times, civil wars more likely), end of revenue/slaves from conquests...

[surfing1993]

good mod i have it but i do wish the made legionaries have the plate overlapings that you would imagine a legionare wearing

[Quinctius]

its called realism for a reason, hollywood did some fairy tails with their nice shiny plate legionairs.

[CorvusVal]

the segmentata, which you are thinking of surfing1993 didn't become standard military armour until late 1st/2nd century AD.

[Alvinscheese]

yes, but, I believe it was shit-canned after the military reforms of Diocletian(?), do to all people within roman borders becoming natural roman citizens, it seems to have lost it's appeal to Italian Legionnaires, who saw the expensive plated armor as a status symbol more than anything. Or so I have read.

[14GloryofRome14]

@Quinctius GOOD FOR YOU QUINCTIUS! I detest movies that inaccurately portray Romans, or any ancient civilization for that matter.

[mainkilla]

The Romans go through alot of reforms in its 1000+ years of existence,so remember that.The most ubiquitous legionnaire in my opinion,is always one in which a guy is armed with a Montofortino helm and chainmail. Even after late 3rd A.D,the predominant armor of the legion is chainmail and scalemail.

[ArtoriusMaximus777]

Just a note: there is apparently a bug in this video, where at 3:32 it stops playing music. To listen to the next track, simply move the timeline to 4:36 in the video.

I'm sorry about the bug, outside of YouTube, the video's music plays normally.

-Artorius Maximus