自衛隊の活動を知るにはチャンネル桜が一番です。

Good channel. Good job.

good job with those videos u uploaded. Can you make a video on the Romance of the three kingdoms? its the latest series that has released this year

attila? yay! I'm looking forward to it! XD

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Thx for info about battle of Kawanakajima:D

Part4: If P can be compared to an italian condottiere, then perhaps Federigo da Montefeltro, who would deserve a hero-video, too, being a successful renaissance prince who won and kept his fame and position by sword and political shrewdness coming from most unfortunate backgrounds: being the illegitimate son of a poor aristocrat and an african serving-girl, is about the most unhappy start-position. Cesare was handsome and most flashy in his appearance, the elder Federigo was one of italys most ugly men, thats why he doesnt jump to the eye, but italian cities gave him money and tributes for NOT to wage war against them, something Cesare never achieved.

Part 3 (I'm getting epic) In a sense the late C-P relationship is more like the relationship between Cesare Borgia and Pope Giulio II, but Potemkin was other than Cesare too cautious and clever to burn all the bridges behind him. No, he managed to put substructions to his bridges, marrying his ruler and forcing her to acknowledge his position as her political equal in power, withouth demanding the title of tzar.
Cesare's mind as a war-leader was storm, running over a landscape devastating all, without being able to rebuild and grow roots, though he had charisma and people looked up to him.
Potjemkin had charisma and loyal followers, too, but his mind as a war-leader was water, swallowing and devastating the land no less cruel, but soaking the ground to stay and grow solid roots to build upon.

C was a philosopher and a ruler, and he a philosopher AND a warrior, so they shared one interest, the enlarging and modernisation of russia, while they had different and for their aim perfectly complementing 'professions.' Asides their intellectual soul-mating they fell in and out of love, but one can tell his brilliance and shrewdness by how he saw through her character and managed to secure his position as first man of the state - by convincing her to marry him by secret ritual, to make certain she could not drop him completely, like she had done with the men before him, and he managed the almost impossible for a man: he was a good loser and kept his public face and political position even when she replaced him by new lovers.