Oldest Businessmen in History

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Comment from : Kings and Generals

The Hitittes had the worst kind of dictatorship Everyone was repressed by the government and treated like slaves without any rights They were destined to fail
Comment from : Freefall

No mention of the Bronze Age's greatest merchant, Ea-Nasir
Comment from : OrkTv

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Comment from : Markus Skram

If only CA paid attention to history when developing their games Adding these economic and governing administrative dynamics into a well woven turn based strategy would give Total War the formula its fans have been looking for
Comment from : Madwell Music

I noticed that when an Assyrian businessman inherited his enterprise he was visited by 2 men who would lay down the rules of trade and would sign trade deals with the new Assyrian strongman/businessman I noticed the similarity with this practice with 2 Biblical examples When Abraham met 3 men where the one in the middle looked like the "son of man" the other 2 men would have been trade authorities You might say this was an Assyrian business initiation rite which Abraham was going through After all even though Abraham came from Ur of the Chaldees in the far south of Mesopotamia or Babylon he passed through upper Mesopotamia or Assyria on his way to Canaan land It's also interesting how the disciples in the New Testament were sent out in pairs as well I suppose to establish a new "trade treaty" involving the new religion or sect of Judaism known as Christianity
Comment from : narlycat

Interesting how the sale of tin connected all of these areas and made bronze possible All of this stopped with the bronze age collapse of course
Comment from : Steven V

Not about prostitute i am disappointed
Comment from : John von Shepard

Happy Birthday 🥳🎊🎉
Comment from : Naja Blaznik

Wow that soundtrack sounds a LOT like one of the Civilization VI themes
Comment from : Jonathan Newcombe

Would be awesome if you would make videos about the ancient kingdoms in the Levant please!
Comment from : Alaa Hijazi

Great content!
Comment from : stacey 11:11rh222

Don’t forget about my man ea Nasir the copper and tin salesman
Comment from : Rhogerian

You promised me fine quality copper ingots
Comment from : Gerard Harte {𒄀𒁕𒆗}

We almost share a birthday Happy early birthday again I’m on the 30th I love your work, thanks for all your efforts
Comment from : Yhprum Oknad

Assyria:brGood business climatebra triangle of three big citiesbrcenter of trade routesbrdry but good at raising cattlebrlikes weapons and warbrlean and effective governmentbrbrTexas Assyria is Texas 🤣
Comment from : Michael

Does anyone know if this historical period inspired Frank Herbert’s world building in Dune?
Comment from : NothingIsKnown

pls Make a video about Elamites brI have seen in some sources that Elamites are extinctbr But in my opinion, there is a strong connection between the current people of Iran nd ElamitesbrBy looking at the genetic results of Iranians, we can prove it
Comment from : notfromthisworld

Amazing stuff, so sad the era ended like that
Comment from : vazak11

They were hustlers before hustlers was cool
Comment from : Chuckle Honeybear

This is really an interesting topic 😃
Comment from : Anthony M Anderson

Hattie kings? Hittite?
Comment from : Joe Magnus

Wouldn't a pimp be oldest businessman since prostitution oldest profession
Comment from : Kaleb Loshbough

What is the song in the beginning?
Comment from : WW2Expert Channel

At the end of a stressful and tiriding day, it is priceless to enjoy time traveling by Kings and Generals Thank you so much
Comment from : Ozgur OZHAN

Great presentation thank you
Comment from : jasonz7788

I thought it would have been Seccs Work????
Comment from : Aiseru アイセル

Although this video is entiltled "How Bronze Age Trade Was Conducted", in fact it seems focused on a very specific history of Mesopotamia and Anatolia Unusually for a Kings and Generals I found myself losing interest and gave up watching
Comment from : Simenon Honoré

For me the Bronze age is the most interesting period We don`t learn anything about it at school Thanks a lot for the information! :)
Comment from : Irina Kolcheva

Trade during Bronze Age, and especially during Late Bronze, is one of the most prolific period due to its interconnected routes and the complexity of its trade systems that were able to share the different cultural features across the region Congrats for your work K&G, as a historian and keen on ancient history I can say that is sometimes difficult to find such a comparative analysis and well portrayed aspects of these amazing period through such a dynamic way of teaching Keep going 💪💪💪
Comment from : Andrea Morghulis

Very good video
Comment from : para sf

Selling family to dig themselves out of debt 4000 years on and here we are
Comment from : Paul Luka

So THAT’S why there’s a verse in Deuteronomy that says all debts in the land are to be forgiven every 7 years It was to prevent the loan shark creditors from ripping apart society and crashing the economy…
Comment from : Catman2123

Can you do a summary of the bronze age collapse???
Comment from : Mark

Is it true that in you know France during any time period they consider anyone who's not them as a barbarian
Comment from : Joey Gula

Your videos are great this is just what I was looking for
Comment from : Joey Gula

Dear producers, can you be so kind to add subtitles? Well, sometimes it is difficult for me to understand accent? Please, thank you!
Comment from : Kamol Yunusov

I suggest Videos on ancient egypt
Comment from : Jan Philipp

Once again an excellent video!
Comment from : donald seigel

"Sometimes, the debtors were forced to sell their family members into slavery, to dig their way out of the financial hole" I myself have debts and also some noxious family members I could dispose of
Comment from : guaycura

Is it wrong of me to enjoy these videos detailing trade, infrastructure, agriculture and the daily life of ancient civilizations Plz keep up the great work Kings and Generals
Comment from : Reginald Short

Ha Little I knew about human history, thinking that soft power and cosmopolitan way of life are just some recent inventions! A big thank to K&G for the video
Comment from : Alexei Tighineanu

with gold, lots of gold bregypt was famous for its gold
Comment from : bob jk

2:34 Im playing Rimworld while watching this, and the fire sound made me franticly check for fires around my base
Comment from : p0xus

Zero dislikes and almost 150k views, this channel deserves this
Comment from : Spooby

More on Assyria please, Or Ashur will be mad
Comment from : General Value

Absolutely LOVING the channels expansion into general topics about history The videos of battles are still great but I really appreciate a more diverse collection of videos Keep up the great work!
Comment from : Joshua Hall

Great video as always thank you Anyone know where i could find the music from the video?
Comment from : Conor Griffiths

Can you make a video about the Roman invasion of Yemen or Arabia
Comment from : XXUAI X

Can you do more Bronze Age-related videos? Particularly stuff regarding the Bronze Age collapse and the Sea Peoples
Comment from : Robert Palermo

Literelly this channel brings out history in such a fashion and with so much detail that it seems they have a time machine to go and see the pastMy fav history channelLove from India
Comment from : Jitaditya Biswas

Nice Holstein cows you got there, Bronze Age! 😅brbrBut seriously: great video as always
Comment from : Joe

Old Iraqis 🇮🇶 were very successful and capable people
Comment from : Ferdinand Fernando

I love learning about the bronze age because it is so shrouded in mystery Thank you for making this
Comment from : Alexzander Morgan

Bronze Age exists Sea Peoples I’m about to end this age
Comment from : 117steveng

Out of curiosity, why does the Mari territory not include the city Mari (or anything on the Euphrates)? What was between Assyria and Mari?
Comment from : William T

Great and interesting topic away from wars but my only concern that you kept saying Iran which is modern term for that geography Same way as Ahur is not iraq or Hittes are not in Turkey
Comment from : Assoma muhamed

Vedic people of India (Devas) had constant battles with Asurs (Ashurs)
Comment from : Archit Sharma

Hard to believe that the middle east used to be civilized at one point in history pretty amazing
Comment from : Professor Katze

Make a series on nadir shah
Comment from : Shajid Hasan

Love of historical videos from this excellent historic channelits provides how much commercially movement increasing powerful of nations progressing them to another upgrades in politics ( umpires status)
Comment from : Andreas Leonardo

Absolutely great!!! I just ask can I please please please find out the name of the song playing in the background at 354 I went to Epic Media Sound but can't find it 😭😭😭
Comment from : Christopher The Conqueror

Good inf🙄 with too much of advertising
Comment from : Jinu Gachche

Love all the Bronze Age information! Thanks Kings & Generals
Comment from : Matthew Bryson

These people were as old to the ancient romans as the romans are to us crazy
Comment from : exoendo

2:10brAmorites also were in 'Ain Ghazal - Jordanbrnot just north of Levant but even the much southward Y-DNA analysis show that they mostly carried (J1-P58) Y-DNA which is still the dominant Y-DNA among Semites today especially the Arabians
Comment from : someone

Love this channel, this is how history should be taught in schools To everyone involved in the channel total respect to you guys 🙏
Comment from : John Onwin

Great stuff Really enjoyed Thank you!brAlso, please say, "klaatu barada nikto" (from The Day the Earth Stood Still)
Comment from : HermesSonofZeus

Happy birthday
Comment from : Alii Pro

Love the BRONZE age!!!
Comment from : TheEngineGal

The position of the Tigris and Euphrates was butchered in this video
Comment from : Clóvis Padilha

Happy birthday K&G!!!
Comment from : nishu nair

Make a video on emperor akbar
Comment from : BombayGamer2077

Bronze age let's watchI always wonder why there are so less content made on it and why so much has on Roman period
Comment from : Ashish Tripathi

this was in my home land iraq
Comment from : GameZo

👍😊
Comment from : Eddy Coronado

Imagine thinking the world is 6,000 years old🙄
Comment from : Texan Chiss

Can you make a video on how trade taxes were collected?
Comment from : Holsp

Lovely! This is the most important and interesting aspect of the Bronze Age; I don't care about war; I care about economics and business! War doesn't build civilisation after all; civilisation isn't a prerequisite for it either, since monkeys have wars too!brI've been interested in how travel and trade were conducted in the Bronze Age since watching the TV series Joseph the Prophet in Arabic, were donkeys and camels travelled between Canaan and Egypt
Comment from : موسی 7

"Ea-nasir has wares if you have coin" Ea-nasir, before swindling another costumer
Comment from : Mrkabrat

You guys rock history so hard I just wished you guys included a bibliography so I could do further reading on the subjects
Comment from : E84 Harrison

PLS have more options of narrators Same voice can be so monotonous Somone why a deep voice for a change!
Comment from : Christina P

Magellan tv - is about shoe, not science It is a semi-scientific channel
Comment from : Stonek Headson

your videos are very inspiring! Thanks for another Bronze Age film❤
Comment from : Ancient Sites Girl

These topics are a lot more interesting than this whole battle stuff to be honest
Comment from : DerFilc

The ancient world was much more connected than we give it credit for
Comment from : John Barrow

Happy birthday 🎂 🥳🎉
Comment from : Lawrence Whyte

"I know a guy"
Comment from : Amadeus

Fascinating stuff
Comment from : Nathaniel Taylor

more Bronze Age please!
Comment from : Dimitris V

FFS the first 10 of video is an ad
Comment from : Eat My Shorts

One of the most eye-opening videos you've ever made Knowing that before ancient Romans and Greeks there already existed an interconnected world is a thing, watching this video fleshing it out in such detail is another Thank you for all your great work
Comment from : Luca Petrolati