Dawn of a New Age – History of Finland Animated Pt 7

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This animated series covers the history of Finland and the Finns. In this episode we look at the key events of the 1500s. From bloody Swedish games of thrones to reformation of the Church and government to deadly wars against Russia, the Vasa Age was an influential era in the history of Finland.

00:00 Dawn of the Early Modern Age
00:44 Stockholm bloodbath
01:20 Swedish war of liberation
01:40 Gustav Vasa crowned king
02:10 How did it affect peasants?
02:30 Martin Luther starts the reformation
03:40 Mikael Agricola establishes written Finnish
04:11 pagan faith prevails in Lutheran Finland
04:52 Carta Marina
05:10 Helsinki is founded
05:30 Russian wars
7:10 Treaty of Teusina (Täyssinä) 1595
07:30 Catherine Jagiellon and Turku renaissance
08:10 Swedish game of thrones leads to Finnish civil war
08:47 Cudgel war: the Finnish peasants' uprising
09:44 Aftermath of the civil war

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Perkele-ified- We all know what t hg at means lol

Robert-gcgc

When a video about the history of Europe mentions people got to enjoy a period of peace, you immediately know it's a joke.

herrakaarme

Great video. It could be mentioned that all this time, the population hid and retreated behind the forests, further away from the wars, which contributed to the preservation of paganism and nature religion.

blacksmith

So now I understand why my Finnish ancestors left for the forests of the Norwegian-Swedish border.

HS-sucf

some finnish words are worth inspiring to use in fantasy writings

fallenknight

Misery, Slaughter, Death, War, Hunger, Cold. Just another day in Finnland.

hanz

An ancestor of mine who lived along the Satakuntan coast went to study for his masters degree at the University of Wittenberg in Germany around the year 1600 . It sounds like that was a safer option than staying. Then around 1900 2 grandparents of mine left Satakunta on Russian imperial passports to end up in the far north of Minnesota, which again seems to have been a safer choice than staying (although notably colder)

johnl

Arvostan videoiden kompaktiutta! Näistä palautuu mieleen paljon ja oppii myös uutta pienessä ajassa. Etenkin tollaset nippelitiedot, kuten torstain hernekeiton alkuperä on yllättävän kiinnostavia. :D
Olisko mahdollista saada vaikka videoiden kuvaukseen jotain luetteloa lähteistä? Lähinnä kiinnostaa mitä kirjoja suosittelet aihealueelta.

pakkanen

this serie is the most entertaining finnish history lesson i have ever had i love it! im also from Finland by the way ;)

DrElakMan

Perkelefied ! You have me laughing !! Aarre Peltomaa (in the other side of the pond in Kanada).

musicforaarre

incredible work as always, gotta leave a comment for the algorithm.

BorgonOfTheSnows

It has been suggested by ethnologist and former president Lennart Meri (among others), that a Kaali meteorite which passed dramatically over populated regions and landed on the island of Saaremaa around 3, 000-4, 000 years ago was a cataclysmic event that may have influenced the mythology of Estonia and neighboring countries, especially those from whose vantage point a "sun" seemed to set in the east.[4] In the Finnish national epic, the Kalevala, cantos 47, 48 and 49 can be interpreted as descriptions of the impact, the resulting tsunami and devastating forest fires. It has also been suggested that the Virumaa-born Oeselian god Tharapita is a reflection of the meteorite that entered the atmosphere somewhere near the suggested "birthplace" of the god and landed in Oesel.

xandre-vods