The INSANE History Of The Royal Family | Compilation

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• FO

  @ForgottenLoreVault · 9 months ago

  This selection really brings out how the “wildness” of the royals switched from real witchcraft trials and battlefield executions to champagne baths and love chairs of a specialized sort. The shift from James I’s paranoia to Edward VII’s hedonism is a neat encapsulation of how the monarchy changed over centuries.

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• PR

  @princesabonita79 · 9 months ago

  I mean the queen is cool and all but i&apos;m glad i live in a country where i never have to use the words &quot;your majesty&apos;s humble and obedient servant&quot; <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kUnT87RewNM&amp;t=580">9:40</a>

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• CR

  @crazyfactvault-us · 8 months ago

  This compilation of royal history is absolutely mesmerizing! 👑 I love how Weird History perfectly balances the grand duties of modern royals with the bizarre and often shocking stories of the past. 🏰 The deep dive into the evolution of the monarchy and those hidden scandals kept me hooked for the entire hour! 🎥 Your storytelling style makes learning about kings and queens feel like watching a high-stakes drama. 🎭 Thank you for another high-quality, deeply researched masterpiece that brings history to life in such an engaging way! 🌟 This is definitely one of my favorite videos on the channel! Keep up the legendary work, team! 🙌 Keep shining! ❤✨

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• DE

  @derricksavoie2094 · 7 months ago

  King James was crazy and yall just cool with following his book

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• JE

  @jesseusthewizard9023 · 9 months ago

  Dropping straight nukes brother 💯

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• JA

  @jaredmtatro · 9 months ago

  What was Prince Andrew&apos;s passion charity?

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• CW

  @cw7147 · 8 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kUnT87RewNM&amp;t=2658">44:18</a> except scoliosis😆😆😆....which they said was actually a pretty <i>severe</i> case and would&apos;ve absolutely been obvious that he had a physical deformity

• EO

  @Eons381 · 9 months ago (edited)

  The last time the Sovereign refused assent was in 1999 because of a bill attempted by parlement that would have affected the sovereign&apos;s power to effectively be the legal head of the British armed forces

• MR

  @MrMdamon808 · 9 months ago

  When was this video recorded? It refers to Queen Elisabeth in the present tense and refers to Andrew Windsor as Prince Andrew.

• CA

  @CARL_093 · 9 months ago

  Thanks weird history

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• MA

  @mama_monkey · 9 months ago

  Don&apos;t forget about Sir Paul McCartney!

• GR

  @Graciesmom-gp5ng · 9 months ago

  This must be pretty old. Andrew is no longer a prince. Harry is gone, and the queen and Philip are long dead

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