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Illustration for 'Poezii Patriotice-Culegere'(Collection of patriotic poems)

Illustrator: Elena Boariu-Chinschi

1976

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Drumul spre Marea Unire a României: din Evul Mediu până la 1918

Marea Unire a României, înfăptuită la 1 decembrie 1918, reprezintă punctul culminant al unei lupte seculare pentru unitate și identitate națională. Drumul spre acest ideal a fost marcat de numeroase evenimente istorice, sacrificii și momente de transformare socială și politică, de la Evul Mediu până la începutul secolului XX. În acest articol, vom explora etapele cheie care au condus la…

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helloo since we're on the topic: top historical fiction (or adjacent) ? can be any time period I just really love your taste in shows/games/etc and am always on the lookout for history inspired media !

thank you!!! im rly glad im like. inspiring other ppl to engage w things im insane abt hudofajsdfdassfsad. anyways. i will probably expand that list bc i literally forgot every single thing i ever read. also i havent watched that many movies so far

ancient times: i havent really watched a lot of movies/series set in ancient times so far :(

rome HBO (2005-2007) (tv series) - OF COURSE. i personally think its one of the best series ever made. they combine political, miliatry history with the lives of every day people in an incredible way. they never let you once engage with the series through modern lenses. according to my teacher (a historian, archeologist & self described 'romaphile') its incredibly historically accurate, mostly the clothing, set designs, characterization, military practices, etc. except for the things they straight up made up, of course.

i really enjoyed gladiator (2000), i think its a masterpiece.

prince of egypt (1998) i guess?

all the asterix movies of course, all the animated ones and most of the live actions. but i wouldnt really call it historical fiction

ok i havent actually finished watching it for now but sebastiane (1976) - an erotic, x rated, gay interpretation of the martyrdom of st sebastian. its in latin also.

wait i cant believe i forgor about assassin's creed odyssey - so far the only one ive played. its so fun and incredibly immersive visually. especially pour moi who cries into the pillow about how ill never experience the ancient world. also you can b a faggot which is always fun. i have things to say about their portrayal of same-sex sexuality and slavery in classical greece but i get why they did that considering its supposed to like. appeal to a lot of people, and a more "historically accurate" portrayal (for example of pederasty or how common slavery was etc.) would b v difficult for a lot of their target audience. alas.

medieval and early modern era:

the name of the rose (1986) - my medieval history teacher literally showed us bits of this movie to teach us about monasteries and monks fhdosiasdjasd.

the borgias (2011-2013) - incredibly messy, lots of political intrigue, and so so fun to watch. about the history of the borgia family. filled to the brim with drama.

the three musketeers (1993) - my favorite adaptation, also coincidentally the one i grew up on. casting tim curry as richelieu was genius. he slays so hard.

i also like bbc's the musketeers (2014-2016) - a neat little series. very fun and entertaining to watch.

outlaw king (2018) - like i dont think most ppl heard of this movie. its about robert the bruce's fight to reclaim the throne of scotland. starring chris pine

vikings (2013-2020) - its fun. i havent watched the entire series tho. dont expect anything resembling historical accuracy

the northman (2022) - you will see something resembling historical accuracy

mihai viteazul (michael the brave) (1971) - a fun movie. very much romanian propaganda tho.

1670 (2023-) - such a fun series!!! incredible cast, shows respect to the actual history and the lives of historical people. really cute and funny.

caravaggio (1986) - a biopic about caravaggio.

wait i also forgor about pentiment - an intriguing, immersive, and incredibly beautiful video game! it has a lot of 'the name of the rose' vibes, with it being a medieval murder mystery taking place in a monastery. its incredibly touching and made me cry, and in the last few years i very rarely cry. also im 99% sure its an indie game? go support the creators!

vaguely-medieval/early modern fantasy:

mirror mirror (2012) - a retelling of snow white. a very fun movie imo, with incredible costume design. julia roberts plays the evil queen and she SLAYS. armie hammer is unfortunately in that movie.

stardust (2007) - one of my fave movies growing up. more modern-inspired but still.

the green knight (2021) - controversial i know but i actually loved this movie! i liked it both as a standalone movie but moreso as a 21st century adaptation to sir gawain and the green knight.

galavant (2015-2016) - !!!!!!! one of the most series ever! they manage to tackle such difficult concepts and conversations with a hilarious wit. so fun to watch. i listen to a lot of the songs still, and rewatch every once in a while.

disenchantment (2018-2023) - very fun to watch, especially the first season.

i also really liked the novel uprooted by naomi novik. its a polish-inspired fantasy.

modern era:

killers of the flower moon (2023) - of course. a masterpiece

aferim! (2015) - a romanian movie set in 19th century wallachia, about two officers, a father and son, who were sent by a nobleman to retrieve an escaped enslaved romani man. a lot of the people in the comments were calling the movie humorous and funny, maybe im missing smth (as im watching with subtitles n dont understand the original language) but it was a very difficult watch for me??

the handmaiden (2016) - need i say more

black sails (2014-2017) - a prequel to the famous novel 'treasure island'. not an easy series to watch. incredibly good.

the favourite (2018) - need i say more pt 2

the rabbi's cat (le chat du rabbin) (2011) - animated movie set in early 20th century algeria. a rabbi's cat learns to talk overnight.

the nice guys (2016) - a fun murder mystery set in the 1970s

o brother, where art thou (2000) - a retelling of the odyssey set in the southern us in the 1930s

victor/victoria (1982) - set in early 20th century paris. julie andrews pretends to be a man and takes on a job as a drag queen. extremely fun, extremely gay movie.

lady chatterley's lover (2022) - very much porn for moms but it was a nice watch imo

amulet (2020) - set in like. idk. sometime in the 20th century. this is a horror movie, deals a lot with misogyny, sa, and so on. i really like it, personally. a lot of people, mostly weird men, dont tho.

the great (2020-2023) - i have mixed feelings about this show. on the one hand, its really fun to watch. on the other hand, its basically ofmd for girls who have public mental breakdowns whenever someone claims corsets were oppressive. and theyre so weird about russians, jesus christ.

disses:

domina (2021-) - i just couldnt get into it, esp since i tried right after finishing rome hbo. it was kind of silly, and not in a good way. takes itself wayyyy to seriously.

i didnt like spartacus (2010-2013) - the dialogue was almost grotesque and the editing, especially the transitions, straight up killed me

damsel (2024) - holy fuck what a trainwreck of a movie. absolute waste of angela basset and robin wright. the only good thing were the costumes.

lancelot du lac (1974) - i just didnt like it at all. couldnt get into it. i guess it was way too french and artsy fartsy for me. a movie that was trying to say both too little and too much at the same time.

i didnt rly like bram stoker's dracula (1992) - i mean. it was a fine movie. it was definitely not the godfather. the movie itself was meh. the visuals tho? absolutely stunning

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CD SHORTS: explaining the IMPALEMENT punishment

"Remember, who started impaling people first!" (Corpus Draculianum, doc. no. 37)"

Vlad Tepes did not impale everyone he laid his hands on, as some propaganda sources have claimed, amplified beyond measure in the modern era by the Dracula myth, Hollywood, and gothic and pop culture. The first cases of impalement in Central and Eastern Europe in the Middle Ages date back to the 13th century and involve the excesses of the Teutonic Knights in Livonia (present-day Lithuania). A document from 1480, almost 4 years after Vlad Tepes' death, is the first attestation of this type of execution in connection with a Wallachian voivode. In this document, Jupan Neagu threatens the Brasov citizens, reminding them of Vlad, who allegedly introduced impalement in the region, with which he punished them so cruelly in his multiple campaigns in southern Transylvania. Tepes respected the written and unwritten laws of the country and the privileges of the nobles. Therefore, no document attests that he ever impaled a boyar or a member of the Basarab dynasty. The elites had the privilege of being beheaded. However, this did not prevent him from impaling their people, as exemplified by the episode of the pretender Dan the Young, who had failed in his attempt to take the throne. Under Ottoman influence, this type of punishment became widespread in the 16th century, the one who used it most frequently being a contemporary of Mihai Viteazul, Alexandru the Bad, at the end of the century. Impalement was not only a punishment but also a grotesque spectacle of power. The condemned were subjected to a particularly painful and slower death than we would expect. The craft of impalement involved avoiding vital organs. The impaled person had to stay alive as long as possible, to struggle, to scream, to beg, so as to shake the onlookers, to terrify them, and to ignite fear in the heart of anyone who would dare to defy the authorities.

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His movie Mihai Viteazul was considered the best of the Romanian historical movies and is one of the most appreciated world-wide of this kind (for example, considering imdb ratings) . The film was released in 1970 in Romania, and worldwide by Columbia Pictures as The Last Crusade. A TV sequence in Steven Spielberg's "E.T." (original, uncut version) show images from "Mihai Viteazul" (scenes with the Battle of Călugăreni).

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LECȚIA DE ISTORIE: Voievodul Mircea cel Mare (zis și cel Bătrân), 607 ani de la moartea unui simbol al luptei pentru independență

De-a lungul timpului, numele lui Mircea cel Bătrân, ca şi cele ale lui Iancu de Hunedoara, Vlad Ţepeş, Ştefan cel Mare sau Mihai Viteazul, a căpătat valoare de simbol. Astăzi, 31 ianuarie 2025, se împlinesc 607 ani de la moartea acestei figuri strălucite a istoriei naționale. Domnitor al Țării Muntenești între 1386 și 1418, Mircea cel Bătrân a condus cu înțelepciune și curaj, principalul său…

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Primăria Ploiești demarează licitația pentru renovarea aripii nordice a Colegiului Național „Mihai Viteazul”

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Alături de cel mai fain om de Radio din România, Cristian Hrubaru la Trooper Simfonic: Lansare Album - Mihai Viteazul: Poemele Românilor

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Moștenirea Romană în Istoria României: De la Dacia la România Modernă

Istoria României este strâns legată de o combinație complexă de culturi și influențe, dintre care una dintre cele mai semnificative este moștenirea romană. Deși rădăcinile dacice sunt importante, cucerirea și colonizarea romană au modelat o mare parte din dezvoltarea culturală, lingvistică și politică a regiunii. Acest articol va explora cum stăpânirea romană a lăsat o moștenire de durată asupra…

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👉😱ucigașul lui Mihai Viteazul!😁👌

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Rolul lui Mihai Viteazul în unire românilor

Mihai Viteazul nu a jucat un rol direct în Marea Unire de la 1918. Este important să facem o distincție între Mihai Viteazul și Regele Ferdinand I al României, care a avut un rol semnificativ în realizarea unirii teritoriilor locuite predominant de români în timpul Primului Război Mondial. Mihai Viteazul a fost un domnitor al Țării Românești și al Moldovei în secolul al XVI-lea. În timpul…

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