King (W)Ladislav (I/III) - Episode 3 - ''Civil war and Crusade''

The civil war in the Realm of St. Stephen grinds to a bloody stalemate, with several commanders taking center stage, a major player dies, and crusading efforts interrupt the civil war.
And a soon to be Emperor becomes the worlds most prestigious babysitter.
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Produced, written, animated, voiced and edited by: Matko Bonačić-Krešić mag. hist.

[Artur_M.]

First!
It was a really good video, both informative and subtly humorous. I especially liked the turncoat visual joke, for some reason.

[ZenexTheZealous]

Great video! Keep up the stellar work as I'm excited to see when Charles V will eventually roll around. The election of 1519 is especially interesting to me since the French and British participation shows the rule of the HRE over all of Catholic Christendom, as opposed to just the kingdoms of Germany and Italy.

God bless you!