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77 emperors, 77k likes 👍

Mithridades was a dangerously insane individual

Domitian definitely top 5, well done.

so Hannibal is better general than Ceasar?

Arminus number 4 ? propaganda.

7:56 Song?

Probus my Pupienus, daddy

yo bro where have you been? youve been gone for about 8 months now

Queen Elizabeth II is finished now ...update it

Osman iii is REALLY REALLY underrated in my opinion

Romulus should not even be in the ranking, he was a kid and his father was a puppet master.

Jeez, please speak with measured regal phrases. The subject is about emperors after all. Sorry, I can't take your style. I don't believe what I'm about to ask you to consider using an AI voice narrator.

Vespasian is literally my favorite emperor

Before watching the video: honorable metions are Gaius Julius Ceasar and Germanicus. Who would both have been probably quite at the top

1:22 BRAZIL MENTIONED 🇧🇷

Gzzz...if you have a degree in history you should get your money back. Aelfred The Great is no.1 without him England would not exist and you'd be speaking and writing this video in french not English.

You should of stayed bored, your attempt at levity and historical accuracy is lame.

Why would Iván be someone classified as good?

Spectrum the Roman Empire fell in 1453, so it did last another millennium...

I spent half an hour scanning the previous list moving backwards (as I estimated he'd be pretty well placed) looking for where you'd slotted Vespasian in! Now, if anything, I'm pretty relieved it was just an inadvertent omission on your part.

1453 is the end of the Roman state, however the spirit of Rome lives on in the western civilisation. Russia is no successor of the Roman state and Ottomans are certainly not (if someone kills another person, he does not become him...).

I thought Philip II Augustus would be in the top five but am surprised to see him at no1, despite his genuinely massive achievements. After all, w.r.t. him sending the Plantagenets packing (for the first time), he did only manage to do so after the initial two that became Kings of England, the all-round hugely capable Henry II and the militarily very adept Richard I, were safely dead. After which, Philip was left with only John "Softsword" to deal with. Yet even so, it can indeed be said Philip's earlier achievements as a shrewd and very astute but also decidedly very 'junior' contemporary of those first two Angevin rulers, did include just successfully managing to retain his throne and some of France, anyway. Which he could then build on when the opportunity later arose.

Good choice of Elizabeth I as number 1. She WAS Belphoebe and Gloriana! The Queen regnant in every sense who would "have but one mistress here and no master" and whose reign saw England's independence preserved and then set the nation on the path leading to imperial global hegemony.

1. Germanians 2. Germanians 3. Incompetent emperors

All four of the very worst also all Plantagenets, eh? Amazing really that it was the longest lasting of all post Norman Conquest dynasties.

you hugely underate Edward the VIIth. If it wasn't for his skillful diplomacy Germany would have seized control of the World in the early 20th century

Honorius, Valentinian III and Ricimer just ruined this while empire

If ending the East Roman Empire and conquering Constantinople only get you number 2 spot on a Russian dude's list...

ROME IS AN IDEA

You should do the popes next.

Romans the fourth didn't deserve to be 78th he was competent and he lost manzikert because he was betrayed

great vid, needs a little fix though: 1. Mehmet the conqueror (Kaiser-i rum) 2. Selim I 3. Suleiman Historically accurate version, though, no opinion is wrong so take it as a grain of salt

Spanish decadence? Perhaps it is a decadence compared to the immense power that Spain had for 150 years in Europe, between 1500-1650 (Napoleon 15 years, Hitler's Germany 3 years, the United Kingdom only small islands in Europe: Ireland, Cyprus, Malta...) No you can lose what you've never had. But the 18th century is a time of economic and military recovery of the Spanish empire, which doubles its territory: great plains of the USA, western coasts of the USA and Canada, Luisiana, Florida, Uruguay, Italy, Equatorial Guinea in Africa, Islands in Oceania... We defeated the British in various wars, capturing hundreds of Royal Navy ships and we defeated Austria. We also gave the USA the Spanish dollar and independence. Napoleon is the problem, also for all of continental Europe and for France. Only the islands, such as the United Kingdom or Malta, were saved.

Phocas has the most accurate name of any person in history. He wasn’t a Basileios, he was a μαθα φοκας

Ironic an incult American judge the greatest Empire never exixt.make list of the isa leaders from worst to worst😅😅

This made me realise that Germany's most competent ally in ww1 is Bulgaria

They actually went home to the safer palace at night [I can't remember what it was. Buckingham?].

The irony of criticizing a king over keeping it in his pants. And he WAS a Nazi symp.

From the turkish series, Sulieman was portrayed in a poor light - puppet of his cunning wife Hurrem

Number 3. Brennus... his Name meaning: Son of Rhenus (the River Rhein) I live there, Cheers from South Germany

Culturally and spiritually speaking Rome never fell but politically and practically it ended in 1453 pick your choice. However Rome will never fall unless us and our future descendants forget thinking and know about its greatness Vivat imperator!

Constantine palaiologos deserves a place on the list. The last Roman enperor that faught with his army in the fall of Constantinople.

Great video 👍. But you have no humor.

Bravo and well done! ❤

Excuse me? Magnificent Suleiman is not best. Actually he is worst. Mehmed the Conquerer (Mehmed II) 1st Yavuz Sultan Selim 2nd Also Selim III. good Who started new age? Open your mind.

we had 2 previous big wars that fucked us over just before ww1 had internal conflicts coups but still hold on until 1918 and got some heroic victories and this mf puts us at F tier

Nero is the best. Hands down