Eastern Roman Empire vs Turkish Sultanate (Broken Crescent)

[Lenangreal]

byzantines = GREEK ROMANS

[pompei1968]

this is a roman empire not a greek!!!

[DarkAnderebu]

The makers of Broken Crescent should be hired to help make Medieval 3 Total War.

[ROBHUGHES1453]

Byzantium is one of mankinds greatest empires!

[SiMoN93207]

how can you get broken crescent? pls help

[TheThordir]

What are the names of songs on this video ? Is the first one in Romanian ? thx

[PsychoGreek777]

The first one is "Christos Anesti" it is greek. The second song is from the first medieval game dont know the name

[fellout4]

where do you get the mods

[Medieval1991]

@fellout4 Check the description.

[Atreas40000]

@123DROCK I am sorry for my long posts but I would also like to add that the first seqience of the song is on greek ( a religious hymn) and it is sang every easter at midnight during the Easter Saturday "Christos Anesti ek nekron" (Christ has been raisedfrom the dead) :D cheers!

[Atreas40000]

@123DROCK they were indeed calling themselves romans but....in Greek. The language of the people of the Eastern Empire was Greek, something that forced the Emperor Justinian ( a native Latin speaker) to start legislating in Greek with his novelae/νεαραί laws. Gradually, the language of the administration of the Empire became Greek as well with the reforms of the Emperor Heraclios almost two centuries later... (he even changed his title from Imperator to Vasileus (Κing in greek)

[vonVince]

@Atreas40000 Basileus doesn't simply mean "King". It means Sovereign. It can be a Greek equilevant to the word King, but it also means Emperor.

[Atreas40000]

@vonVince Βασιλεύς means King, Ηγέτης means Sovereign, Αυτοκράτωρ mean Emperor

[vonVince]

@Atreas40000 Autokrator does not mean emperor. It is same in Greek as in Latin for imperator.

[Atreas40000]

@vonVince I'm Greek. Αυτοκράτωρ means Εmperor. Deal with it.

[Atreas40000]

@vonVince ahh....you erased your comment, how cute.

[vonVince]

@Atreas40000 I reposted it, as one can see with very little effort (display all comments <).

[WastedViking]

@Atreas40000 So what?.... really? So what?..... How is that relevant?! How is this whole bullshit discussion relevant, it has NOTHING to do with the mod. Really, Shut up about it!

[Atreas40000]

@WastedViking yeah? really? so what? so what? oh? yeah? really? I mean the name of the mod of a HISTORY based strategy and the armies represented there have NOTHING to do with the actual HISTORIC FACTS? Go crawl back to your hole fuckhead.

[WastedViking]

@Atreas40000 U mad? you must be... This is made by a fan, someone that dosn't have to be a HISTORIAN. You know? I don't raelly think he cares about the name, because they BOTH refer to the SAME faction... Take a break, Have a Kit Kat kk ?

Nationalism FTL

[Atreas40000]

@WastedViking If you've found even a hint of nationalism in what I wrote then it is you who are insane.

[WastedViking]

@Atreas40000 U mad? you must be... This is made by a fan, someone that dosn't have to be a HISTORIAN. You know? I don't raelly think he cares about the name, because they BOTH refer to the SAME faction... Take a break, Have a Kit Kat kk ?

[macasmunchys]

@Atreas40000 not to mention before the Romans conquered the east that they were already speaking Greek for centuries due to Alexander the great.

[Atreas40000]

@123DROCK The alternative term that the modern scientist wanted to use instead of "Byzantine" was "GrecoRoman" because the Byzantine civilization combined elements from the Greek and Roman cultures more strongly than the western part of the Empire. Don't forget that Greek culture was predominant in the East since the time of Alexander the Great and the Hellenistic period. The use of the term Greco-Roman was abandoned because of its extensive use in Art Philology and Sports.

[Atreas40000]

@123DROCK Actually that Empire was named "Byzantine" during the 18th 19th century by historians who wanted to differintiate it by the the western Roman Empire. The Romans did not "flee" from Rome to Constantinople. The city was built over the Greek Byzantion by Constantine the Great while Rome was still independent, in order to found a capital for the part of the Empire that he was rulling. (the empire was divided at the time)

[efeorh]

@123DROCK Probably because of the city, Byzantium (Istanbul/Constantinople) has always been standing out amongst all the other land owned by them so in due time the name changed into Byzantines as in, people of Byzantium.

[rboss0]

where are the romans?

[danbagheri]

Looooooooooooooooooooove the Music :)

[kakhi2008]

Does this mod disable the vanilla version and Kingdoms?

[uA1905cimbom]

Savas böyledir, korkakca nükleer bomba ile yapilamaz!! :)

Ama güzel birseymis gibi de yayinliyorsunuz ya ask olsun..

[Atreas40000]

greeks vs turks would be more accurate but then you would have a flame war on your video :P

nice one btw!

[Medieval1991]

Maybe, but in this mod they are called The Roman empire. Or East Roman Empire, something like that.

[3choBlast3r]

@Medieval1991 because they where, the greeks consider the byzantines to be greek, but they actually where the eastern romans lol

[ImperatorR0manorum]

@Medieval1991 RESPECT!!!

[ImperialGuard9001]

@Atreas40000 They were called Romans not Greeks altough their empire was more hellenic than latin

[Atreas40000]

@ImperialGuard9001 correction : they were calling themselves Romans but in greek (ρωμαίοι or romaioi) since greek was the prevailing language there, but the western world was calling them Greeks and their Empire, Greek Empire.

[ImperialGuard9001]

@Atreas40000 Actualy they called them Romans and Greeks but for example most of other peoples that dealing with them called them Romans such as Muslim for example. But what matters the most is their own people and Byzantines called themselfs Romans so they are Romans

[mjohanss1975]

@Atreas40000 why would greeks vs turks be more accurate? Eastern Romans or Byzantines would be more accurate than either Romans or Greeks

[Atreas40000]

@mjohanss1975 Read below why I think that it would be "more accurate"

[mhonved]

Good vid, where did you get the music?

[Medieval1991]

It's from BC.

[olahhalo]

@Medieval1991

bc?

[BIB16bear]

it looks great :)

BTW were do u get cine-editor?

[Medieval1991]

Where do I get it? :D Well.. google it. You'll definitely find it.

[dmovieproduction]

you can also find the cine-editor tutorial in Medieval1991's favorites ;)

[BIB16bear]

thx :)