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احداث مثيرة ومذهلة ، وعالم غريب ومختلف اخترعه جورج ر ر مارتن، في سلسلة رواياته أغنية الجليد والنار، اللى تحولت للمسلسل الأشهر في تاريخ الدراما Game of Thrones لكن ناس كتير ما تعرفش إن كتير من الأحداث اللى حصلت في المسلسل هي في الأساس مستوحاة من عالم وتاريخ الحقيقة، وأحداث وقعت بالفعل في تاريخ العصور الوسطى في أوروبا، زي حرب الوردتين في إنجلترا، أو اجتياح المغول لشرق أوروبا، ومحاولات العرب لفتح القسطنطينية في العصر الأموي..
حتى السور العظيم أو الجدار في جيم اوف ثرونز، هو بشكل رئيسي مستوحى من جدار هارديان في أقصى شمال إنجلترا..
في الحلقة دي بنحاول إننا نروح للأحداث التاريخية اللى أثرت بشكل مباشر فى ذهن جورج ر ر مارتن، واتأثر بيها، وكتب عنها في أغنية الجليد والنار.. أو Game Of thrones #الدحيح
حتى السور العظيم أو الجدار في جيم اوف ثرونز، هو بشكل رئيسي مستوحى من جدار هارديان في أقصى شمال إنجلترا..
في الحلقة دي بنحاول إننا نروح للأحداث التاريخية اللى أثرت بشكل مباشر فى ذهن جورج ر ر مارتن، واتأثر بيها، وكتب عنها في أغنية الجليد والنار.. أو Game Of thrones #الدحيح
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00:00We brought you here, George, to find out
00:02What will you do in the book Winsoff Winter?
00:04What you haven't finished yet
00:06Can you tell us
00:07What's keeping you so long?
00:09Oh my God, these are serious matters!
00:10Why are you making such a big deal out of it?
00:13Are you making a big deal out of it?
00:14Man, you've been telling us since 2010 that you'll finish the book.
00:17We haven't seen anything for 15 years.
00:20And you, my love, what's your name?
00:21John Cena, right?
00:24I am Snow
00:26Jon Snow
00:27Oh yeah, right, right
00:29Sorry, but I don't know anything.
00:31You've actually left all the fates of the characters you wrote hanging in limbo.
00:34It didn't happen
00:35It's also true that I haven't finished the book.
00:37But I left two dragons behind.
00:40Two writers will finish the series.
00:42So you don't get upset
00:43God is sufficient for us, and He is the best disposer of affairs between us and them.
00:45The countries of Sawhouna and Sawhou Al-Fans with them
00:48I
00:49I was supposed to have been in this chair for a while now
00:51When I drown my brother
00:52Don't worry, my love.
00:53And I, George, have been working for years to build a great leadership personality in my son.
00:58Freed workers in slaves
00:59And I try as much as I can to be a perfect mother.
01:02or
01:02You didn't give birth to me
01:04What's up?
01:05Mother of Dragons, my lord
01:06And finally
01:07The dragon overpowered me
01:09And it makes me set people on fire
01:10It's useful
01:12Honestly, I
01:13Custom
01:14I've gone completely mad, Johnny.
01:15Jenint khalas
01:16Why don't you want to finish the book?
01:19Tell me what's delaying you
01:20for him
01:21Because I don't like writing
01:28When I started writing a book
01:30A Song of Eyes and Fire
01:33I wrote it because of the time
01:34It was a fantasy world
01:36I can visit him anytime.
01:39Characters worked
01:41People I strive to meet every day
01:44There were characters and people I loved
01:46They were dictating my life
01:48And they make it better
01:50Over time
01:51This world
01:53Love other people besides me
01:54And they found themselves in it
01:56Unit by unit
01:57She became famous
01:59And I remained a hero
02:00Everyone started doing this to me
02:02Although I am a genius
02:03Yes, of course, there were people who were attacking me.
02:05And he took a picture of me as if I were the artist, Yahl Fakhrani
02:07They were thinking of Ahmed Malek
02:08They used to think I was Maya Ezz El-Din
02:10But people started treating me
02:12Kani Malik
02:14I was above humans
02:15I feel like I've finally reached the world I wanted.
02:18Because, just like I created an empty world
02:21In its magic and dragons
02:22So I also created a realistic world
02:24I lived in his goodness
02:26For many years
02:27No group
02:29I'm not going to finish the book.
02:31I won't write again
02:32Because now
02:34And for the first time in my life
02:36I'm happy
02:45Don't cough from me anymore, I've covered up your head issue.
02:48Not even your mother, my dear Georgean
02:49I don't even care.
02:58Dear peace and blessings
02:59I'll be in a new episode of the Al-Daheeh show.
03:01Unfortunately, my dear, this episode isn't 18+
03:03Like the thing we're going to talk about
03:04On April 14, 2019
03:069 PM
03:07The American network HBO is releasing the first episode
03:10From the eighth and final part of the series
03:11Game of Thrones
03:13And at the same moment there was
03:1417 million people are sitting in front of their mobile phones
03:17and their televisions
03:18and their computers
03:19So that, my dear, the highest moment can be recorded
03:21In the history of dramatic viewing
03:2317 million people are waiting for the premiere of the episode.
03:26And that's not even mentioning the episodes that will follow, my dear, which we'll be waiting for leaked.
03:29Like the general years
03:30Game of Thrones is the most successful series in the history of drama.
03:32I was nominated for more than 655 awards.
03:35My dear, 159 of them are Mother's Awards
03:38The series won a total of awards
03:40398 awards
03:41My dear, 59 of them were my mothers.
03:4359, my mother, that's a number.
03:45Game of Thrones, my dear, was not just an ordinary TV series.
03:47Game of Thrones forced a fundamental rule in world drama
03:50The more seasons there are, the less the viewership.
03:52Do you have something like this, Papel?
03:54After they asked the bank, they didn't know what to do.
03:55The characters faced an existential crisis
03:57But with Game of Thrones, the number of viewers increases every year.
04:00This means the first season averaged around 9.3 million viewers in America.
04:05When we reach the seventh season, that number, my dear, reaches 33 million.
04:08Don't take this to heart, Babu Ahmed, because of the huge production and the powerful sound and Egyptian institutions.
04:13Two workers and three dragons that shoot fire
04:14The person who tells you, my dear, that production is indeed important
04:16But what is said to be the most important element in the success of the series is that it is a hit
04:20It is the story, drama, plots
04:22The story behind it is by an author named George R.R. Martin.
04:25The author of the most famous series, "The Song of the Palm Frond and the Fire."
04:28The novels whose events were adapted into this series
04:31But what does that mean, my dear?
04:33If I told you that this series remained with its bloody events and dramatic plots
04:37It has a basis and foundation in reality.
04:39I'm Rizi Abu Ahmed, you really succeeded in making me laugh
04:41Hook, pull out and get out quickly
04:43I understand the program, my dear, unfortunately
04:45Gemma Futrons's events unfold in two fictional villages.
04:49Westeros and Essos
04:50The series is heavily based on history.
04:52But let me surprise you and tell you that there were events that were greatly influenced by Evans's needs that actually happened.
04:57My dear, Martin was fascinated by the history of medieval Corona.
04:59The history of Middle Corinth was full of events
05:01Even the imagination of the greatest authors could not conceive of it.
05:04Oh Narees, Abu Ahmed, what a great joke!
05:06And I ask the producer of the great drama, "Where is the stolen money?"
05:08Unfortunately, my dear, it's all a statement from history.
05:09We can find the plot of our series in the Middle Ages.
05:12The plot of Gemov Trones begins with an important question
05:14Who has the right to claim the throne?
05:16After years of a king's rule, the world seemed stable.
05:18However, his rule was very fragile.
05:19King Robert Bravin said
05:21Robert, as soon as he died, the war began.
05:23What we lived through throughout the series
05:24My dear, in the language of drama, I pray for the catalans
05:27The world-moving event that sets things in motion
05:29May God protect us from it in our lives.
05:31If we go back to the history of England in the 14th and 15th centuries
05:33We will find an event that is very similar to the plot
05:35It is the well-known series of wars in the Wars of the Roses.
05:38The fundamental question in this war is: who is most deserving of the throne of England?
05:41Is it the House of York and their emblem the white rose?
05:43Nor the Lancaster family
05:45Those whose emblem is the red rose
05:46Lancasters are not Lancasters
05:48The Lanxers in the series are the equivalent of the Lanxers
05:51The real ones
05:52Historically, the struggle for the throne begins 80 years before the war.
05:55When King Edward III died in 1377
05:58This man was the ruler of England for fifty whole years.
06:00He estimated that during his reign he would transform it into a powerful state.
06:03After being scattered kingdoms
06:04Because there is a memorial to the great son of King Edward IV
06:08So, I'll give you sweet and beautiful fruits.
06:09But my dear, history plays its game and weaves its plot into you.
06:12Because history loves jokes and trolling
06:14The son of the firstborn dies one year before his father.
06:17At that time, contrary to the established traditions
06:19Edward III, still reeling from the shock of his son's death, makes the decision
06:23Whose line of succession is he extending?
06:25His grandson, the son of the deceased
06:27The one named Richard II
06:28The problem, my dear, is that the crown prince who died had two brothers.
06:32The king here decided that he would ignore two of his missionary sons.
06:35And even pastrami
06:36My dear, these are the ones from whose lineage we will descend.
06:39The two families I told you about
06:40The Euro and the Lancaster
06:42Months later, Edward III and his grandson die.
06:44Richard II takes power
06:46So here we have two brothers who were forgiven in the ruling.
06:48They discovered that their father was a liar to his grandson, who had been bought and sold.
06:50Come on, my dear, the offspring of those two brothers
06:53They haven't forgotten their rights and they will wait.
06:54Twenty full years until the year 1399
06:57When the Lancaster leader succeeds
06:59Henry IV then overthrew
07:00Pritchard II on the throne
07:02The grandson takes over as judge.
07:05And after him came his son Henry V
07:07And despite that, my dear, if there is
07:08There were many conflicts, as we saw, but it was
07:10A period of relatively stable rule in the series
07:12Dear King Robet Prathiam, his horoscope
07:14On a hunting trip with his mating gear, he got caught
07:17Fatal injury from a wild boar wound
07:19His mother gave him poisoning and he died after the fever came.
07:21And that, my dear, is what actually happened to Henry V
07:23When you suddenly describe a military campaign
07:25An unexplained injury, fatigue, and severe pain.
07:27Until he died in his tent
07:29Again, my dear, this is the son of one of the two brothers.
07:31The one who tried to regain power by killing
07:33The grandson who was appointed by the great king
07:35Just because I know you're definitely lost
07:36Forget about the big problem and focus on these two new problems.
07:39Those who are the king's uncles
07:40In my dukedom, my dear, Henry V was king
07:42He died from an unexplained injury.
07:44He suffered until he died in his dung heap
07:45My dear Henry V dies, and Henry VI comes after him.
07:48Bege, son of Henry VI, succeeds
07:50His father died in a military transport
07:51This man, my dear, was weak-willed.
07:53He had a mental illness that was said to be often
07:56Schizophrenia Henry VI Hegelus One
07:58One of the biggest girls in Europe and at the same time
07:59One of the most stubborn and ugly girls in the world
08:02The French princess who became Queen of England after her marriage
08:05Margaret
08:06Of course, my dear, I don't need to say much to you.
08:07So you understand that its equivalent in the series
08:09She is Cersei Lannister
08:11Abu Ahmed's six Power S Power
08:12Yes, my dear, you're the one who marries everyone you're unhappy with.
08:15And if you like to say thanks bro
08:16Margaret, my dear, was a very friendly character, just like Cersei.
08:18And Circe dressed the English people as a stench
08:20They saw her as just a Frenchwoman who had parachuted in to rule them.
08:23Honestly, what did they tell you? Was it just a few of them?
08:25She was also their shit
08:26Margaret's main enemy will be someone in the York family.
08:29Those who are the competitors of the Lancasters
08:31This person was summoned from the north
08:32So that he can be the owner's advisor and protector
08:35This man, my dear, is named Richard Otheworke
08:37And in another, the late, beloved Ned Stark
08:41Richard will try to eliminate the state of poverty and destitution that prevailed in England at that time.
08:45Poverty occurred because the king was engrossed in his own world.
08:48And the mental seizures that were giving him
08:50This made the space that he worked on and gained more and more forgotten
08:53And Margaret is a currency that he hates.
08:54Finally, you can take from the king during one of his mental episodes.
08:57Decision of the Benavi Richard North site
08:59But my dear, let me tell you that Richard will be a brotherly character.
09:02Oh Abu Ahmad, like Ned Stark
09:04Hey Uncle Tukis, you're the one!
09:06This is the topic of the second season
09:07Richard, my dear, gathers his soldiers and followers and goes to try and teach Margaret manners.
09:11And you won, Abu Ahmed, no, my dear, just like you said, with Ned Stark.
09:14Richard was quickly defeated by the Lancaster
09:16He was captured and beheaded
09:18Exactly like what happened to Ned Stark in the scene
09:20But you and I haven't been able to get over it yet.
09:23They waited seven seasons for him to return
09:25Richard, after the execution, had his severed head hung above the Mickley Gate.
09:28And he puts a paper crown on his head, my dear.
09:30They were the sarcastic type
09:31Isn't this the man who was demanding justice?
09:32Is this the end result?
09:33We'll hang his head and put a necklace on him.
09:35Like the end of the first season with the death of Ned Stark or Richard Overyor
09:38The world, my dear, has been on fire ever since, and it never goes out.
09:42If you remember, my dear, the character Robb Stark, son of Ned Stark
09:46The one we all loved and feared to be in the company of at weddings
09:49Rob, who was leading a march from the north to take Trappon
09:52The real one is King Edward IV
09:54Richard's son from the north, whose head was cut off
09:56Ned Stark
09:57Hattel, my dear, his goal was to create the Margaret and her son, the Pasteur.
10:00What is this, Abu Ahmed?
10:01Margaret, like Cersei, also had bastard children.
10:04Aywa, my dear
10:04Margaret had a son whose paternity was disputed.
10:07He is the product of an illegitimate relationship.
10:09One son? Okay?
10:11This bastard son, my dear, is the son of Margaret, who is Cersei.
10:15He is Edward of Westminster
10:16If you saw his picture, my dear, you would find him to be a handsome young man with very angelic features.
10:20But my dear, please don't be deceived by his appearance, because what you expect is true.
10:24According to historians, Margaret raised this son to be violent and arrogant.
10:28He imbibed from his son-in-law baseness, meanness, and the morals of revenge.
10:31To the point, my dear, that they wanted him when he was eight years old
10:34He's a child in a juvenile detention center, yet he judges people by cutting off their heads.
10:37The world in its year of learning prays, eats coke, and drinks m-pooh.
10:40This is a complete mess, he goes to his general public, he's a complete mess
10:42The strange thing, my dear, is not that his family treated him like that.
10:44The strange thing is that the child was enjoying this.
10:58The battle that ends in Margaret's worst possible fate when the Lancastrian forces are defeated
11:02And Edward or Geoffrey in the series gets his head cut off immediately despite all his pleas; he dies, my dear, at the age of twenty.
11:11Despite, my dear, the death of Margaret's spoiled and violent son, and Margaret's own escape
11:16And the success of Edward IV's revenge, who in the series is Robstark
11:20The one who knows how to get his father's rights back, but my dear, the story never ends.
11:22The throne isn't something only two people fight over, as you saw, many people fight over it.
11:26On the other side of the channel, after you cross the English Channel, you find the other side in France.
11:30A prince is raised in exile so that he may return and claim the throne, according to the law.
11:33Henry Tudor
11:34My dear uncle, who does this correspond to in the series?
11:36From Abu Ahmad
11:36Jon Snow and Walakal Drogo
11:38Except for two mistakes, my dear, but I got closer
11:39Prince Henry Tudor is the equivalent of Daenerys in the series
11:42The man in history was a prince in exile in France.
11:44The drama added a few things
11:45So she thought she was a pious woman whom fire could not burn.
11:47And my mother, three taneen
11:48Henry, my dear, was from the Lancaster family.
11:51The one who ran away after Margaret's loss
11:53Which is Cersei
11:54Now, my dear Yorkies, it is the Yorkists who rule.
11:56And they are Yorkers, not these kids or black people.
11:58My dear, they had been giving him a hard time and pulling him along.
12:00That's why they will try to send him back to exile more than once.
12:03But they fail
12:08Henry, my dear exiled prince in France
12:10Which is, as we said, Kalisse
12:11He believed from childhood that he was the rightful heir to the throne.
12:13Although he has no army, no forces, and no dragons like Daenerys Targaryen
12:16Not even its sweetness and beauty
12:18However, he was confident in himself.
12:19What did Abu Ahmad say? He went himself to eternity, hoping to find refuge in the tent.
12:21We live, my dear, he had something else to do
12:23Henry was very confident in himself, and when he felt... 1484
12:26It is a suitable and well-prepared morning image.
12:28He prepares the ships just like Kalisse.
12:30He rides and crosses the English Channel
12:32And connects the British mainland
12:34There he goes to the people of Wales and asks them to help him regain his throne
12:38My dear, the idea that the Welsh hated the Yorkists
12:41So when a exiled Lancaster prince comes to them and tells them that they will overthrow the Yorkist rule and return to their own land, they won't believe him.
12:47Hannibal and Ruh Nafida are raising an army of 6,000 Welsh soldiers to begin their march to London to reclaim their throne.
12:54After a series of small battles, the Lancasters met Henry's leadership.
12:57With the Yorkists who were ruling in the Battle of Bos and Waltfir
13:00Here, my dear Henry Tudor, the exiled prince triumphs and reclaims his throne.
13:04I'm like this, Abu Hamad, in season eight, and in a brilliant move, he announces his marriage to a princess from the New York story, which he's still working on.
13:10A taste of battle
13:11Princess Di, my dear, who is the equivalent of whom in the series? (Jons No)
13:14What? I mean, my dear, he made Henry Daenerys Targaryen 6 and made the Yorkist princess Jones no
13:19Why all this transportation? My dear, this is what killed you.
13:21Didn't you notice that he loved his aunt?
13:22It is important, my dear, that Hans is going around in circles, determining the ratios of the two causes.
13:26Langster and Yorks
13:27Leonhem, we're all originally from the same year as Edward the Next
13:30Unless it was Langster or York
13:32We, my brothers, were once one family.
13:34And so, my dear, a 30-year war in England comes to an end.
13:38Or what is historically known as the War of the Roses
13:40This war, my dear, is not a war of attrition.
13:42This war changed the history of England forever.
13:44Because exactly like what happened in the series "Kron"
13:46Most of England's princes and nobles died in these battles.
13:49This led to many castles that were under the control of the nobles
13:51No one rules it
13:52This also contributed to the end of the era of propaganda in England.
13:55Because there are no more mistakes.
13:57This war, my dear, inspired many English writers.
14:00By George R.R. Martin Beckett
14:01We find it, for example, in the works of Shakespeare
14:03The costume of the Hendrix VI and the play Richard III
14:06But let me tell you that the name of the War of the Two Roses
14:08What I did, and I'm telling you, going back and forth like that
14:09Spear's invention was himself
14:11George R.R. Martin, The Scratch of War, Tippi Kalkada
14:13As it happened in history and its books
14:14George, as a history buff, decided to make a koshari dish.
14:17The sweetest of them is the sweetest of them.
14:18Take other details that happened in history
14:20And she began to weave it into this conflict
14:23Think, my dear, about the battle
14:26When Stannis Plavion brings his entire army from the sea
14:29Kings Landing is besieged
14:30The capital of Westeros, to reclaim the king
14:33From King Albustered Joffrey
14:35And you, dear one, if you remember, Stans was coming in full force.
14:37And that's Stans, he was with the Red Wizards.
14:39And his friend, Lord Basla, is not affiliated with anyone.
14:41Nizan's power was not in his favor
14:42Lannisters and pure Geoffrey
14:44In this episode, my dear, everything in the series was saying
14:46Kings Landing is about to fall
14:48Oneness Baratheon is the salvation of the new king
14:50But a dangerous weapon emerges from the midst of the Lannisters
14:53It will completely change the battle; the fire will ignite the water.
14:56Abu Ahmed, I saw her
14:56And a lively love from the subject of this graphics team
14:59Those in charge of visual institutions
15:00Battlemakers
15:01Greetings, my dear. Let me tell you that the fire that was burning in the water
15:04And the burning of Stans De's ships was not
15:07By the author
15:09From the dragon theme costume
15:10History tells us how the fire that ignites in these waters
15:12The city of Haqiyah was saved from the siege.
15:15The city of Byzantium or Constantinople
15:17Istanbul Halim in the Qom era
15:18The Muslim armies will represent the spirit and specter of the entire world.
15:22The Arabs who were a few years ago
15:24Nobody hears about them or knows anything about them.
15:26They came out of the Arabian Peninsula
15:27In order to bring down great empires
15:30The Arab armies, my dear, came from the Arabian Peninsula.
15:32It entered Egypt and the Levant
15:34And it reached Andalusia
15:35Unprecedented military success
15:37The Persian Empire and its entire history
15:39And they began to fear the empires that followed.
15:41The Arab armies began their siege of the Byzantine capital.
15:44Constantinople
15:45In the heart of Constantinople lived a Jewish refugee named Callinicus
15:49This man, my dear, would go to sleep and wake up with only one topic of conversation.
15:51The Arabs are coming and they're going to occupy this country.
15:53I'm a refugee and I'm warning you, you'll end up like me.
15:55We won't find the third empire that has the Bat
15:57And here, my dear Callinicus, you will focus on just one need.
15:59He won't be bothered by the question of whether the Arabs will come or not.
16:01I had a slightly different question.
16:03When the Arabs come and arrive, how will we stop them?
16:05Aziz was working as a baby gun, protecting Constantinople.
16:08The truth is that this refugee, Kalnickus, was right.
16:10Lin? Year 672
16:11At the height of the Byzantine Empire's weakness
16:14After her wars, her mother was exhausted.
16:16With the mare of the horse, she was surprised
16:17Byzantines
16:19Arabs on the city walls
16:21The attempt was repeated in the year 717
16:23During the reign of Caliph Sulayman ibn Abd al-Malik
16:25And the Caliph Omar Ibn Abdul Aziz
16:27Both times the attack failed, and it was a very strange thing.
16:29Especially during the second siege
16:31The Arab fortress was mighty.
16:32My dear, we are talking about 400 ships coming from Egypt.
16:35And 360 ships coming from Andalusia and North Africa
16:37That means approximately 300 ships
16:39They are full of weapons, equipment, and men.
16:41These ships are separate from the land army.
16:43The army coming from Qasiyya al-Sughra to contribute to the siege
16:45If you were sitting in the Byzantine stands at that time and cheering them on
16:48She'll probably get up and leave the match.
16:49We're going to be torn apart, torn apart, torn apart
16:50But, my dear, suddenly the Arab Kish found the Byzantine ships.
16:54It comes with flamethrowers
16:55In a strange sight, the ships were found engulfed in flames.
16:57Mohammed, you make me feel that discovering fire is a big deal.
17:00It's like we're in an old village.
17:01Based on my basic historical knowledge, I can confirm what I'm telling you.
17:03Fire is a common weapon in these battles.
17:06My dear, I'm talking to you here about a different type of fire.
17:08Dee d'azezi, it was an invention called Greek fire.
17:10This fire is unlike any other fire.
17:12Sprinkle water on it, it won't repel it, on the contrary
17:14But let me tell you that the substance that ignites the fire
17:16If the water itself comes down and it's not lit
17:18It's setting the water on fire, it's setting the water on fire, you fool!
17:20This surprise weapon is setting the water on fire, my dear.
17:22According to historians, it had a negative psychological impact.
17:24The psychological trauma of the victims
17:26It was much more difficult than the events of the battle itself.
17:28Pickling my dear Marki, we'll light it in half a hundred
17:29You take water to put it out, and it only makes it worse.
17:32What if you jumped out of the water to save your life?
17:34And the ship is abandoned, there's no such thing as that.
17:35That option isn't available; the water itself is on fire.
17:37It turned into hell, in other words, my dear.
17:40I belong to the dead and my dear Rami, the strength of the Arabs
17:42During the siege, however, it ended in his defeat.
17:44And the Byzantine Empire
17:46From an inevitable end, the empire still
17:48Its end was the Byzantine Empire
17:50The use of fire has not ceased throughout its history.
17:52Greek fire was used
17:54In the face of every new power
17:56The Russians were looking towards Islam
17:58And others, and others, just like Cersei used it again.
18:00In Gemov Trons, in the famous temple burning scene
18:03One of the greatest sontraxes in the world
18:05Greek fire was an essential part of the history of the Byzantine Empire.
18:08I heard her alone, she was making a scene
18:10They don't think about attacking, and that's because of the soldiers' morale.
18:12She was already broken down before the battle even began.
18:14Ahmed, don't take it personally, I feel like you're exaggerating.
18:16British historian John Norwich
18:18It's impossible for us to be
18:19We exaggerate the importance of Greek fire.
18:22Because its very idea and impact
18:24It's already exaggerated, so we'll exaggerate even more.
18:26What's the point of all this? It's a fire that can't be extinguished with water.
18:28Why is this a huge exaggeration?
18:29Thanks to the Greek fire, according to him
18:32The Byzantine Empire lasted for more than seven hundred years.
18:34Zay Bafzabat from the green fire in the series
18:36Savior of the throne and aunt of the Lannisters
18:38They ruled Westeros for many years.
18:40And so, my dear, Greek fire is considered a secret
18:42Secrets of the Byzantine Empire
18:43And today's limit is one of the secrets of history.
18:45Nobody knows exactly what it was made of.
18:48Everything that exists about it is merely theories and speculations.
18:50One of the predictions was that they
18:52It is used as a glue for pine trees, a sticky substance.
18:54The pine trees produce it and they mix it
18:56With oil extracted from the ground
18:57So, as you say, this mixture stays lit for as long as possible.
19:00And Hamad, honestly, my question is, she's on fire.
19:02What? My question is, how does it ignite in water?
19:04My dear, let me emphasize again that these are just speculations.
19:06Hatch knows exactly her forces
19:08But some sources speculate that the fire
19:10He would light the water by adding quicklime.
19:12If you mix Luxide Calcio with water, it will happen
19:14A chemical reaction called alkalinity
19:16Quicklime absorbs all the water
19:18And he transforms it
19:20The heat released from this reaction is generated
19:22She's obsessed with oil, so put some jabarite powder on it.
19:24The intense and dazzling fire will come out to you, damned
19:27Flame sprayed on tattoos, a few glasses
19:28He makes the best explosives, but my dear
19:30All of this is just speculation.
19:32Because only a few strong people knew
19:34The secret of Greek fire, and it wasn't even written down.
19:36Why is there a recipe to reach us, and this is a historical justification?
19:38If the whole empire had the secret of the fire that burns
19:40In water, no one will finish the planet (70%)
19:42Because of this, all the water at the bottom will be stagnant, that's why.
19:44With the collapse of the Byzantine Empire, this will disappear
19:46The eternal secret of Greek fire
19:48And that's exactly what happened in Gemov, my friend.
19:50Tronce the Secret of the Wiggledfire
19:52The one who didn't know him except
19:55The Alchemists' Guild
19:56Where is it located? In Kingsland
19:57Ask me, my dear, are these just the secrets of history?
20:00The one hiding in Gemov Trons?
20:01That's not Abu Ahmed's fault, because it's clear from the episode indicator.
20:04The episode isn't over yet, and I still have some good ones ahead of me.
20:06So please, Greece, go out and come back to me again.
20:08I mean, my dear, just give me a chance if someone is eating
20:10He washes his hands
20:11Dear beautiful viewer, let me take you
20:14For the episode
20:16One of the most famous episodes of the series
20:18So, Abu Ahmed, if you don't know, I know them all.
20:20You want to know her well and remember her well
20:22The idea is that her name is not known as Antar Kastmir
20:24But it is famous in red weddings
20:29Let's get back to the episode, my dear.
20:30The Red Wedding, my dear, was the ninth episode of the third season.
20:33Robb Stark, my dear, will be holding a feast in honor of the Starks.
20:36At Lord Wilderfree's
20:38A pure Westerosian wedding
20:40People are happy, a bride and groom, tall and beautiful, in white, a dowry for the beautiful one, may God bless you both.
20:44These days, they're insuring cakes.
20:46Countries to the north secure the beetroots
20:48Suddenly the door locks and the betrayal is revealed
20:50The Starks were handed over to their families.
20:52In the same scene, he dies from Nakrup Stark
20:55And his pregnant wife whom he married, but he didn't get to marry her.
20:57And his mother, the one who killed Stark, the one who loved Jonsson for so long
21:00All the men at Starks who were there
21:02This wedding will kill him completely.
21:03And the viewer, my friend, who thought it was the worst thing he'd ever seen
21:06The death of Nacrop Stark
21:07He'll see people like Nakrob Stark as he swoops down right in front of his eyes.
21:10My dear, you are not from the House of Nacrop Stark.
21:11Two women, one on the run, are being bribed.
21:13And the second one, every time she sees Toxy Prince, she marries him.
21:15And she tells you, "Whatever, they're all good."
21:16Of course, it's ironic that both of these countries were more likely to be killed.
21:19One small one that does risky things
21:21And the second one is everything that was released from Geoffrey
21:22Jozet Bolton
21:23The Red Wedding episode is rated by art magazines
21:25It is one of the most horrific episodes in history.
21:28After the death of a very large part of the Starks family
21:31What we, as poor souls, thought was the mission of heroes
21:33The course of the story changes forever.
21:35Let me tell you that the episode was a strangely repulsive act.
21:37On social media, people started insulting each other.
21:39George R.R. Martin, how are you so sure?
21:41And when people made the issue very serious
21:43And the insults increased, so the author's response was even more shocking.
21:46He told them, "You're all confused. I didn't bring anything of my own."
21:47This red wedding is inspired by two real events in history.
21:51Black Supper and the Grenko Massacre
21:53We found a commentary on George R.R. Martin by Abu Hamad.
21:55A rosary for a castle, and they can console both times.
21:57They remain uglier than the red wedding in November
21:59In 1440 there was a king in Scotland
22:02A king who is ten years old
22:03James II is called Fatim Ya Awal
22:05This matter, Abu Hamad, this king is directing
22:07Dinner invitation at the historic Edinburgh Castle
22:09For members of the Black Dogs' Nest
22:11My dear, one of the biggest families in the country
22:13Indeed, my dear, William Douglas is going
22:15The one who was 16 years old at the time and his younger brother
22:17David and his men first, my dear
22:19They were sitting happily, enjoying music and drinks.
22:22And the head and the building are on the family
22:24What could happen?
22:25So he grew up among them, a king who had ten years.
22:28They'll make us brooks instead of nuggets.
22:29Suddenly, my dear, something strange happens in Baloot.
22:32And it is clearing a black frastor
22:34On the large yellow
22:35And before you think, my dear, Mazjangi was present at the gathering.
22:37Frastor de was not a class that was offered
22:39This was the signal to begin the massacre.
22:41And indeed, my dear, the soldiers who dragged the two brothers out are now entering.
22:44And they carry out the death penalty on them.
22:45Of course, Aziz, I don't need to tell you that the little king
22:47For 14 years, he wasn't the one behind the rosary, my dear.
22:49But it was his advisors who did that.
22:51Oh, Abu Ahmad, is it reasonable to make a rosary and hug a child?
22:54And my dear, this rosary was in a nursing home.
22:56What killed those children was that the oldest one was 16 years old.
22:58The advisors, when they saw that the black dogs
23:00Their influence grew in the region, so they became afraid of them and decided to eliminate them.
23:03Come on, my dear, the child King James
23:05The ten-year-old was so scared by the sight
23:07And Fadl tries to order his advisors
23:09If they stop killing, someone will start begging.
23:11They must stop this massacre.
23:13But it was too late
23:14My dear Hassi, this could be even worse than the Black Dinner.
23:17It will be the Zhilenko massacre
23:19What happened in 1691
23:21At that time, King William of Aurangzeb
23:23He was able to depose the previous king, James VII.
23:25And like any king, he deposed the king before him.
23:27Request from all clans in Scotland
23:29It announces, and they have no deadline.
23:31Until the first day of the year 1692
23:33Hello my dear, we have a clan called McDonald's in front of us
23:35She has two problems with the new king
23:37The problem, my dear, is that the new king's advisor
23:40He was reading the McDonald clan a lot
23:42Another problem, my dear, is that the Hazira clan
23:43She said it's simple, guys, honestly.
23:45We have customs, traditions, and lies
23:47We believe it is elegant to offend the former king.
23:49The one who was removed
23:50We tell him, "Never mind, we'll solve your problem and we'll lead the new king."
23:53Why customs?
23:54My dear friend, he was really saying that, he wasn't joking.
23:56And the deposed James VII was a decent man
23:58And they sent them, my dear, a document, and they told them, "Go ahead, go."
24:01Baywa on the new king
24:02Adham gave them the permission they wanted.
24:03You might expect, my dear, that the problem will be solved here.
24:05But the one who drove the luck of the McDonald clan
24:07The messenger who came with this gentle reply
24:10From King James VII
24:11Someone stopped him
24:12Another clan that rivals the MacDonald clan
24:14They took him into custody and did not release him.
24:17Changed a few days later
24:17The response took only a few days.
24:19Arrived late
24:20For the sake of the new king, my dear friend
24:22According to the Ghosting process
24:24It seems you're not responding to messages and you're ignoring the system.
24:27It's clear that she's been rude and must be dealt with firmly and decisively.
24:31Why are they disappearing, Messenger? Why are they disappearing, Messenger?
24:35McDonald's, my dear, you've gone crazy
24:37The king was new, my dear, he wanted to raise McDonald's
24:40In a violent way
24:41So, after a royal army unit, if you were to lead your own army
24:43The place where the McDonald clan lives
24:45Those are the other people who didn't trust the man
24:47They just had a problem with the new king's advisor.
24:49They wanted to get permission from the old king.
24:57If they are just passing through, we need a place to stay for a few days.
25:00We heard you have Airbnb
25:01The McDonald clan, my dear, said
25:03Oh, what a coincidence! We just pledged allegiance to your new king!
25:06Of course, we'll tell the soldiers of Amsho.
25:08They kept squashing the drums around us, we eat them in the sun.
25:10Indeed, my dear Macdonald clan, they hosted a contingent of 120 soldiers.
25:13They didn't know that this band had a real beauty in them.
25:16They kill all men under the age of seventy.
25:19Just because the response was delayed?
25:21Unfortunately, my dear, the message tells them
25:23Let the adults escape to the mountains and die of cold on their own.
25:26The matter was not merciful
25:27Downsizing of resources
25:28Sovereign Jahan
25:29The soldiers, my dear, are staying as guests of the McDonald family.
25:31They are from the same tribe, with malicious intent.
25:33After they had finished their solid nest, they went to sleep.
25:36The McDonald family wakes up to the sound of soldiers
25:38The soldiers attack them in their beds after midnight.
25:41And then you kill and slaughter
25:42The soldiers killed all ten men in their beds.
25:46After that, my dear, they set fire to the houses.
25:47Before women, children, and the elderly
25:50They fled in January, at the height of the hour.
25:52So they too will die from the cold
25:53And the percentage of the hour, my dear
25:55Let's go to the hottest place in Westeros
25:57North's farthest extreme
25:59Come here, my dear, take your hand and let's go to the wall.
26:02That
26:02And your night watch
26:04The deceased formerly
26:05Walking in Da North currently
26:07Jon Snow
26:09The wall, as the story says
26:11It was built by Palestinians to protect humanity.
26:13They protect them from creatures like the White Walkers.
26:15Or any evil lurking behind the wall
26:17Above the wall stands the White Watch forever
26:19They spend their lives there without any opportunity
26:21For retirement or return
26:23Their only task is to protect the wall.
26:24According to George R.R. Manton, the idea for the wall came to him when he visited the ruins of Hadrian's Tyre in the 1980s.
26:30These pictures are very ordinary, my dear. They were built in 122 AD, before we even started using the thousands section in history.
26:35Adopted by order of the Roman Emperor Hadrian
26:37The images were made for a savage tribe called the Picts.
26:40They are from northern Scotland and they suppress the English symptoms.
26:43Hadrian built, perhaps for the first time in history, a stone measuring 117 km in length.
26:48Very simple
26:49So, if you're driving at 100 km/h, that's not about an hour and a third.
26:52This image represents the dividing line, indicating that this is the end of the Roman Empire.
26:57What's behind these pictures? These are barbarians.
26:59These are the boundaries where civilization ends and beyond which the unknown begins.
27:03R.R. Martin says that when he stood on these pictures in the year 80, he predicted
27:06By the same token, a Roman soldier stands at the end of the world, the end of civilization.
27:10That moment created a deep feeling within him, and he began to ask questions.
27:13I wonder what that soldier was thinking as he stood amidst the cold and ice
27:16It is expected that as far as his eye can see, there are dangerous obstacles in the horizon.
27:20They could come at any moment and end human civilization.
27:22Let's go back to the series.
27:23If I asked you what the ice wall's purpose was in the events, what would you tell me?
27:26What's wrong with him, Hamad, and what do people think of him?
27:28We've been criticizing Uniji for years, saying he's carrying it from the Whitehawks.
27:31The first of the Whitehawks to return the photos
27:33The north remained vulnerable
27:34The wall collapsed easily in front of the Whitehawks
27:37And that, my friend, is pretty much what happened to the images.
27:39Because the Roman Empire in the late fourth century AD
27:42Khalas was beginning to collapse and was forced to withdraw the soldiers from the walls.
27:45So that they could control the problems that were happening within the empire itself.
27:48And in the end, they had almost completely lost control of Britain.
27:51And the barbarians and savages appeared in the series.
27:54And they integrated into the community behind the images
27:55Walola Tormon is the love of his life
27:57Renov Tarth from the long six
27:59Also, my dear, what actually happened was that the Scottish movement began to mobilize after the photos were displayed.
28:04Exactly like the father and son, they did the same and started living around the pictures.
28:07To the point that the residents then took stones from the same walls.
28:09They began to build ordinary houses around the place.
28:11So that the real ending is that yes, walls can withstand
28:14It can be a solution in many situations.
28:15But ultimately, it is not capable of stopping the wheel of history.
28:19Our historical legacy, sir, will endure for generations to come, sir.
28:21The immortal ones, sir
28:24If we wanted to talk about the barbaric or Hanage civilizations
28:28Those who were heroes, the effect of which was coming from the other side.
28:31They consider themselves the civilized world standing against this barbarism.
28:34He prevents her weakness and limits her income
28:36So here, my dear, we can't forget and not mention the Dathraki.
28:40According to the Gemotrons story in Dathraki, they were a warrior people.
28:43Full Time Warriors
28:44People who know how to fight very hard
28:47horse and weapon
28:48But they posed no threat to Westeros
28:51Because they are on another continent, Essos
28:53Suddenly, my dear, these people were able to pass the research.
28:55It suddenly appears in the heart of Westeros
28:57Shourj R.R. Martin said that he was inspired by the idea of the Dathraki
28:59From the nomadic peoples of Asia
29:01And at their head, of course, was the Mongol, the uncle of Genghis Khan, the uncle of Hulagu.
29:04And it's easy, my dear, to see this in their daily lives.
29:06Those who relied on travel and movement with goodness
29:08Even the leader's name in the story was Alcal.
29:10In fact, his name was Raw
29:11This is besides the topic of poetry.
29:41And that, my dear, is exactly what the Mongols were doing.
29:43The Dotraki's departure from Essos Lusters was a terrifying surprise.
29:46The Lannisters have been saying this since the first series.
29:48What kind of Dotraki are they, they'll come and stress
29:50Countries that didn't know the sea's passengers
29:51So that one day they will be surprised and find the Dotraki in front of them
29:53The Lannisters realize that the Dotraki knew his seafaring passengers
29:56And that's exactly what happened starting from the year 1237
29:59Why are Europeans good? May God make them good.
30:02Suddenly they encounter the Mongol tribes
30:04Which are supposedly nomadic tribes coming from East Asia
30:07Look, my dear, the bread was a continuation, and we were absent several times on the road.
30:10Located in the heart of Europe
30:11The Europeans cried out and found the Mongols in the heart of Europe.
30:13And after they succeed in crossing the Volga River
30:15And they destroy, my dear, cities like Moscow and Kheif
30:18And they will wipe the kingdoms of Georgia and Armenia off the face of the earth.
30:22Even I am forming an alliance behind the two most powerful kingdoms in Europe.
30:25Poland and Hungary to stop the Mongols who were being led by Ögedei, son of Genghis Khan
30:30And we see, my dear friend, that the Mongols easily defeated a massive European alliance.
30:35Poles, Germans, French, and Hungarians
30:38The Mongols completely crushed them and scattered the entire European armies in 1241.
30:43How much I want to tell you is a terrifying surprise
30:45The Mongol massacres in Hungary killed almost half the population of One Year in one year.
30:51The Mongols, by God's will, were complete and often ruled the world.
30:54But there's still a story to learn.
30:55Disagreements within the Mongol dynasty begin to occur, and the Mongols start fighting each other.
30:59Then, by some miracle, their expansion around the world comes to a halt.
31:02Contrary to all expectations, their terrifying illusions, whether in Europe or here in the East, are stopping.
31:07Live well, my dear, you profit from the outside, control the inside
31:09This is my dear, very good advice and guidance on history
31:11Come, my dear, let's talk a little about dragons.
31:16To my dear Gaza, I just recharged my gas card.
31:18Dear Dragon, he is mentioned in the early episodes of the series.
31:22As a mythical creature, people believe it is extinct and no longer exists.
31:25But at the same time, it was a terrifying need.
31:26A memory that takes people back to the Tergerian
31:29And how does Matt King, Daenerys's father, use dragons to punish his enemies?
31:33He enjoyed watching them burn.
31:34The dragon, my dear, is a strange phenomenon in history.
31:37Because it's very interesting that something as legendary as this is present and existing in many places.
31:41Meaning, my dear, this is not true.
31:44In science we know that it is something that does not exist
31:46Why is it present in different civilizations throughout history?
31:48For example, we see dragons in Mesopotamian mythology from 2000 BC.
31:52And how the dragon was an essential part of the Babylonian creation myth.
31:56We also see dragons in Chinese culture.
31:58It began to appear in the Hongshan civilization 4500 years BC
32:01We also see dragons in Europe
32:03In the famous story, Saint George confronts the dragon to save the princess.
32:07And despite, my dear, the dragon's form differs from one civilization to another.
32:09However, we will always find commonalities.
32:11For example, it's something between reptiles and birds that breathes fire and flies.
32:15And as you say, it always symbolizes evil.
32:17Many people, my dear, were surprised
32:19How can something that doesn't exist be unreal?
32:21But humans, as you say, are united in their belief in its existence.
32:23Here we find ourselves faced with two main theories that attempt to explain this question.
32:28The theory of logic can be metaphorically called that
32:29Okay, it's normal to get better; that's the name of the theory.
32:31Why do anthropologists justify the prevalence of dragons in all civilizations?
32:34Humans are born with an innate fear of reptiles.
32:37Around 40% of people have a phobia of fatigue.
32:40My dear, if you brought a child and he saw a type of reptile, he would most likely be scared.
32:43This, my dear, is called developmental memory
32:45This is what makes humans instinctively fear reptiles.
32:48The human mind begins almost simultaneously to imagine frightening qualities of reptiles.
32:53He asked me, "My dear, what else is so frightening that a person can't control it like a reptile?"
32:56Absolutely, my dear, the one who brought the fire
32:58What is the one thing that man himself has always wanted to do but hasn't been able to do since his existence on this planet?
33:02It flies
33:03Put this in the horror section.
33:05You still have reptiles that fly and breathe fire.
33:09We can't say from its appearance, and the university mind thinks in only one way.
33:12Humans imagined their enemy to be a reptile.
33:15Those who are able to direct the strongest surface in the universe, which is fire.
33:17They are doing things that a person doesn't know how to do.
33:19It flies
33:20So here, my dear, is something that humanity has agreed upon, regardless of the victory over their follies.
33:24This, my dear, is the first vision
33:25We can't say that it's a dream scenario.
33:27Like I told you, it's normal, it happens.
33:29The second victory, my dear, is called "put yourself in their place".
33:31Put yourself in their shoes
33:32Put yourself in the historical and geographical context
33:35Do you think that only students from Mansoura University find dinosaurs?
33:38Humans all the time
33:39Throughout many eras, they found dinosaur bones and fossils.
33:42So they begin to try to imagine it and support their ideas with many historical texts.
33:47For example, you have the Chinese historian Shang Shu
33:484th century BC
33:50He described to us the petrified bone of the dragon
33:52Meeting people in the Sichuan region
33:53Because, Abu Hamad, they found dragon bones.
33:55My dear, we will only discover this bone after approximately 2400 years.
34:00They are simply dinosaur bones
34:02Now, if you read the written description
34:04You'll discover that they discovered a dinosaur bone.
34:06But the year of the splendor before Christ
34:08They had no idea what she had.
34:09This issue is repeated in many places.
34:11For example, we have ancient historical texts
34:13Located in northern India
34:14She says that people found dinosaur bones in Tanal al-Amaliyah
34:17The same need arose in Greek civilizations.
34:19Humans used to see dinosaur bones or fossils
34:22He imagines a giant lion and adds mythical qualities to it.
34:25These qualities help him to explain phenomena he doesn't understand.
34:28For example, the outbreak of unexplained fires
34:31And who is to blame?
34:32Why does a fire break out when no one set anything on fire?
34:35There's definitely a dragon
34:37It will terrify you until forty years before Christ.
34:39She says that these are just a few interactions, I won't buy them.
34:41But there's a lizard that's huge, flies, and breathes fire from its mouth.
34:44Very logical
34:46On May 19, 2019, my dear, our journey with Game of Thrones will come to an end.
34:51And the last episode, my dear, gets a rating of 4 out of 10 on IMDb.
34:55And 30% off on Rotten Tomatoes
34:58This, my dear, is for the viewers.
34:5955% for the niqab
35:00This, my dear, is a rating they didn't get for the film "Muta'a Bushadiya".
35:03Director Ahmed Shaheed's brilliance
35:04This rating, my dear, means that this was the worst episode in the history of the great series.
35:08Because simplicity, my dear, in this episode, De Neris went crazy
35:11She's just like her father, the matriarch.
35:13The Matt King, whose story history tells us, possessed great charisma when he seized power.
35:17He was beloved by the entire nation, but over time and inexplicably, he transformed into a madman.
35:22He has a paranoid obsession; he enjoys torturing people.
35:25The sight of him burning people now pleases him.
35:27To a certain degree, we only see him once in the series.
35:29We see him saying his famous phrase
35:31Burn the first
35:32Because he was starting to burn his enemies
35:34This is what enabled Robert Baratheon's rebellion to succeed.
35:37And Jaime Lannister is in his kidney
35:38And King Slayer remains forever
35:40This revolution ends with the downfall of the mad king.
35:43The fall of the Targaryen dynasty
35:44This isn't the time for you, my dear, to be preoccupied with something.
35:45This is the same dramatic storyline that occurred in the story of Daenerys Khaleesi.
35:49She reached the same transformation as her father
35:50And it is, my dear, a somewhat inspired event
35:53From the story of the Roman Emperor Nero
35:55In the year 54 AD, the teenager takes over.
35:57Nero held the position of Emperor of Rome
35:59How old is he, dear? He's 16 years old.
36:01Aziz Zaman ruled, they were holding onto a new illusion 5
36:03The idea, dear people, was to be fixed at 300
36:04The emperor of the Dole of Bemer proved middle age
36:07During adolescence, their ideas become mixed.
36:09I don't know whether to surrender to the scattered tribes or go and stoop to the level of the ignorant.
36:11And just like you, my dear, loved Dinars
36:13At the beginning of the series, I saw her as deserving of the Iron Throne.
36:15And you liked the story of the underdog that I'm working on
36:17It grows and grows and grows and grows, and you see it right in front of you.
36:19By freeing slaves, you swallow up the oppressed.
36:20Nero also during the first 5 years of his reign
36:22Your example of a wise ruler was so
36:24It is said that some historians called this the Za'bi era.
36:27By the Roman people, and this is after
36:29Nero expanded the powers of the Senate
36:31And he made democratic rule more and more
36:33Nero was also a very fun-loving man.
36:35He was very interested in entertainment.
36:37Festivals, celebrations and holidays
36:39He also wanted to create a very fair system.
36:42He abolished secret cupping therapy.
36:43Feneron created a new system that must be included.
36:45Defense for the accused to ensure justice is served
36:47Their march before this movement was like the justice we envisioned.
36:49Because behind every great man is a woman
36:51The woman behind Nero was the mother.
36:53It was Agrippina the Younger who brought the throne to her son.
36:56On a silver platter, and that's when something very strange happened.
36:58When she married Emperor Claudius
37:00What's her uncle?
37:02She also decided to marry her son to his daughter Octavia.
37:04She married her uncle, my dear.
37:05And her son married his cousin after that.
37:07She left her uncle, who was her husband, to be followed by Nero.
37:10And he abandoned him and Rees instead of his son
37:12What attracts this? When a screen loves, it attracts anything.
37:14Then, my dear, a chance encounter occurs.
37:16It repeats itself many times in history until the end of time
37:18A sudden rinse, and your mother dies.
37:20Claudius, may God bless him, woke him up
37:22On the high ground, and the house is full of happiness.
37:24Marriage to his niece suddenly, my dear, he repents
37:26Basakin and Huna, my dear Nero, are in charge.
37:28The king and his mother remain advisors to the king.
37:30And you surely understand what I wanted to say.
37:32But with the beginning of the change in personality
37:34Nero decides to kill her
37:36They're taking her, Abu Hamad, his mother is Nero, my dear, he's inviting his mother over
37:38At a seaside party and it is dedicated to her
37:40A royal boat just for her and he's managing
37:42Stone fall
37:44On the boat, the six died; it was a topic
37:46Fate and destiny, sitting in the boat and need
37:48I fell on it from above, but oh my dear, the surprise
37:50It's the umbrella that's sitting on the mother's brain.
37:52But she survived with minor injuries.
37:54Also, but still, six with this brain will be
37:56I understand very well that Nero is a fool
37:58I want to finish what I'm doing, so the mother gets up quickly and runs away.
38:01Here, dear Nero, he will declare that his mother is a traitor.
38:03They send a military carrier to try and capture her and finish her off.
38:07And so begins Nero's journey with madness.
38:09He decides to kill his wife Octavia
38:11Because she's a traitor like her mother, and her husband will marry his lover, Bobia.
38:14Then he decides to kill her too, in the most gruesome way possible.
38:17The man who kills his mother and wife, his love for her will not be felt.
38:19Do you know how to kill her, my dear? Kill her while he's hitting her and she's pregnant.
38:23When he had a fit of anger
38:24From dear Nero, the Lam was not just an ordinary savage
38:26He was an artist who considered himself the people's artist.
38:28He used to do plays in which he would act himself.
38:30In one of the statements, he was playing the role of his lover, whom he killed, Popia.
38:34He wears a mask resembling hers in front of people.
38:35And the man among you can't bring my acting skills
38:37And then Nero continues his journey, searching for his brother and killing him.
38:40After that, my dear, he will try to get rid of his teacher, Seneca.
38:43He probably won't have the heart to do it himself.
38:45He orders him to commit suicide
38:46Be careful, my dear, that this was the philosopher
38:48The one who was happy at the beginning of his rule made all the just decisions
38:51With his death, justice and wisdom came to an end.
38:53Madness took hold
38:54But my dear, the very important effect of Nero
38:57And that's what keeps his name etched in history to this day.
38:59This happened in the year 64 AD
39:01When fire breaks out in the capital, Rome
39:03And preferably six days to burn
39:05For six whole days, the city of Rome was in a state of panic.
39:07According to some accounts
39:08Neron preferred a base that differentiates in the worst fire
39:11He is playing his guitar
39:13Wargin says a lot
39:14Nero was the one who intentionally started the fire.
39:16When he entered the stage where his field was already gone
39:19His madness is not limited to that.
39:20Nero accused the Christians of being behind the fire.
39:23He will arrest all the Christians in the empire
39:24Any Christian who is attacked will be brutally tortured.
39:27Sleep is burning alive
39:30Exactly like Mate King
39:31The mad king would bring the person, my dear.
39:33And they poured boiling water and Roman ruins on it.
39:36Which is essentially a burned city
39:37This made many of Rome's inhabitants hate Nero.
39:39They are allying with the Christians against this madman.
39:42And so, my dear, after 14 years of Nero's rule
39:44The journey ends when the rebellion is achieved.
39:46Who are we sitting with, the sheikhs and the army leaders?
39:48Nero is declared the people's tyrant
39:50Nero begins his escape, but the army and the people drive him out.
39:53When he gets tired of running away, he decides to commit suicide.
39:55He orders his bodyguard to kill him.
39:57So that Nero dies in the end, just like that.
40:00The mad king died at the hands of his bodyguard.
40:03Jimmy King Slayer
40:05Rami Azizi, the ending wasn't liked by the viewers.
40:07But the series has gone down in history as one of the biggest and most important series.
40:10In the history of drama
40:11One of the most important reasons for this, besides production pressure
40:13He certainly drew the ire of the personalities
40:16And its developments over time and experience
40:18And its sudden transformations
40:19And simply put, the subject is like life.
40:20Anyone could die like that
40:22It's possible for the villain to become the hero.
40:23The hero could be a villain
40:24Good doesn't necessarily have to win.
40:25The hero doesn't necessarily have to live to the end.
40:27Jimmy Thrones has no problem
40:28It shows you the complete ascent journey
40:30For a hero you love
40:31When he reaches a verdict, he goes crazy
40:32What will bring you the ending you want for him?
40:34Exactly, my dear
40:35the truth
40:36Let me tell you something important, my dear
40:37George R.R. Martin
40:38I wonder if you're like a very cruel person.
40:40Why are you being so harsh on your characters?
40:42What kind of endings are you making?
40:43His response, my dear, was always ready.
40:44I am cruel
40:45Go and read history
40:46You'll find him even more cruel than me.
40:48History is unforgiving.
40:49Life, my dear, we're tired of its ups and downs
40:51Captain, my dear, my protector.
40:52That's it, my dear, it's either betrayal or not.
40:53Let's look back at the past life.
40:54Seeing the future
40:55Depend on sources
40:55We're on YouTube, subscribe to the channel
40:57Come on, my dear monologist, now
40:58Dear, we have a surprise for you in this episode.
40:59We won't close the book on one point.
41:00I'm not going to fill out a whole sheet of paper, man, I'll just mess with you.
41:02How, my dear Brienne Stark?
41:03When he was returning home
41:05He came in with you with some things
41:06And that's how Catelyn Stark sees it
41:07What are you saying?
41:08Oh, how the crows bring them!
41:10Do you know what your favorite TV series is?
41:11No, Stark
41:12Dead Wash
41:14He tells you once, Ned Stark
41:15He died before the period was over.
41:17You know, my dear Zahound
41:18When he does something wrong
41:19What's happening?
41:20People eat and drink
41:21You know, my dear, once Tyrion Lanstark
41:23He entered a den
41:24With Lord Knight
41:25Watham Gregoie
41:26and Griward
41:26What did Aref tell them?
41:27Jar'a, he's not a man.
41:29Now, my dear, I have one last point.
41:31But unfortunately, Ned Starkey isn't a good protector.
41:32Do you know why?
41:33Why, Abu Ahmed?
41:33Because I don't want to be denaghti
41:40How did they do it with the negation of the dex?
41:42First compressed