The MOST POWERFUL Medieval German You Have Never Heard Of (Medieval History Documentary)
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Join us on a captivating journey back in time to the early 15th century as we unveil the incredible life and legacy of Jordan Plescow, a name you may have never heard, but one that left an indelible mark on history. As the former mayor of Lübeck, Jordan Plescow's story is nothing short of astonishing!
In this video, we'll delve into the fascinating world of medieval Germany and the Hanseatic League, where Jordan Plescow rose to prominence. Discover how he wielded unparalleled influence within the Hanseatic League, shaping the destiny of a city, and even impacting the course of history itself. His achievements are a testament to the power of determination and leadership.
Prepare to be amazed by the hidden gems of history as we unravel the extraordinary tale of Jordan Plescow, an unsung hero who deserves recognition. Learn how his contributions played a pivotal role in the success of the Hanseatic League, a medieval trading alliance that spanned across Northern Europe.
Don't miss this chance to uncover the life of a true historical legend and explore the Hanseatic League's fascinating history. Hit that "Subscribe" button, give us a thumbs up, and let's embark on this remarkable journey together!
It took me eight years to finalize this project. I hope you like it.
#MedievalHistory
#HanseaticLeague
#Lübeck
#JordanPlescow
#HistoricalFigures
#UnsungHeroes
#15thCentury
#HistoricalLegacy
#Leadership
#HistoryEnthusiasts
#HiddenGemsOfHistory
#HistoricalInfluence
#GermanHistory
#PowerfulLeaders
#HistoricalNarrative
Sources:
Der sogenannten Rufus-Chronik zweiter Theil (künftig zitiert als Rufus II), hg. v.
K. Koppmann, (Die Chroniken der deutschen Städte vom 14. bis ins 16. Jahrhundert 28,
3, 1902).
Codex diplomaticus Lubecensis – Lübisches Urkundenbuch, hg. v. C. F. Wehrmann, 5 und 6 (1877).
Die Recesse und andere Akten der Hansetage von 1256 – 1430, hg. v. K. Koppmann (especially HR 1.5 and 1.6).
I also read other sources like the Detmar chronicle, but they were for no use for this project.
Some exact source citations, cause they are my direct research:
The new council puts the old one on the wanted list: HR 1.5, No. 603.
Plescow suggesting to have a joint council: Rufus II, 79-82.
The old council pays the tax and pays homage to Ruprecht: HR 1.5, p. 446.
Letters arrive at the royal court as early as April 1408: HR 1.5, No. 521.
The old council defends itself: HR 1.6, No. 100.
Ruprecht is furious with the new council after the failed settlement talks: HR 1.5, No. 582.
Ruprecht postpones the oaths: HR 1.5, No. 596.
The new council says the old can return in 1409 (lie): HR 1.5, No. 600.
The sum of the damages and the old council can use Lübish property for the damages: HR 1.5, No. 606.
The old council is present when Ruprecht dies: HR 1.6, No. 687.
The new council asks for 5000 to 6000 marks to bribe Sigismund: HR 1.6, No. 199.
Rufus II about the bribery: „de ghireghe quam dar to deme losen. hore, wat dede de
konynk Zegemund“ This translates to: “The greedy ones came to the lost one. Listen, what king Sigismund did.”
16.000 marks (gulds) are missing: HR 1.6, No. 262 § 165.
The old council returns: HR 1.6, p. 198-228.
Examples for the literature I used:
Daenell, E. (2001). Die Blütezeit der deutschen Hanse.
Ennen, E. (1972). Die europäische Stadt des Mittelalters.
Jahnke, C. (2014). Die Hanse.
Jörn, N. (2008). Die Hanse vor den obersten Reichsgerichten in Spätmittelalter und Früher Neuzeit.
Moraw, P. (2002). König und Reich im späten Mittelalter.
Rotz, R. (1977). The Lübeck Uprising of 1408 and the Decline of the Hanseatic League.
Pichierri, A. (2008). Die Hanse – Staat der Städte.
Poeck, D. W. (2010). Die Herren der Hanse.
Selzer, S. (2010). Die mittelalterliche Hanse.
Wehrmann, C. F. (1878). Der Aufstand in Lübeck bis zur Rückkehr des alten Rates
1408 – 1416.
Weiss, D. (2015). Die „enthauptete“ Hanse.
Weiss, D. (2018). Exulanten im hansischen Raum im Spätmittelalter.
Music: I used several songs under the Creative-Commons-Licence from the following artists:
Aaron Kenny
Allagro
Asher Fulero
Audionautix
Cooper Cannell
Esther Abrami
Godmode
Kevin MacLeod
Traversing
Twin Musicom
All pictures are also under the Common Creative licence or my own.
This is a channel dedicated to people searching for a history documentary and other academic stuff. You like social scienes, the humanities and want to learn something and feel entertained? Please feel welcome. Medieval history documentaries will be my focus, cause I specialized in the period of the Middle Ages. But it is far from all of the content you will find here.
In this video, we'll delve into the fascinating world of medieval Germany and the Hanseatic League, where Jordan Plescow rose to prominence. Discover how he wielded unparalleled influence within the Hanseatic League, shaping the destiny of a city, and even impacting the course of history itself. His achievements are a testament to the power of determination and leadership.
Prepare to be amazed by the hidden gems of history as we unravel the extraordinary tale of Jordan Plescow, an unsung hero who deserves recognition. Learn how his contributions played a pivotal role in the success of the Hanseatic League, a medieval trading alliance that spanned across Northern Europe.
Don't miss this chance to uncover the life of a true historical legend and explore the Hanseatic League's fascinating history. Hit that "Subscribe" button, give us a thumbs up, and let's embark on this remarkable journey together!
It took me eight years to finalize this project. I hope you like it.
#MedievalHistory
#HanseaticLeague
#Lübeck
#JordanPlescow
#HistoricalFigures
#UnsungHeroes
#15thCentury
#HistoricalLegacy
#Leadership
#HistoryEnthusiasts
#HiddenGemsOfHistory
#HistoricalInfluence
#GermanHistory
#PowerfulLeaders
#HistoricalNarrative
Sources:
Der sogenannten Rufus-Chronik zweiter Theil (künftig zitiert als Rufus II), hg. v.
K. Koppmann, (Die Chroniken der deutschen Städte vom 14. bis ins 16. Jahrhundert 28,
3, 1902).
Codex diplomaticus Lubecensis – Lübisches Urkundenbuch, hg. v. C. F. Wehrmann, 5 und 6 (1877).
Die Recesse und andere Akten der Hansetage von 1256 – 1430, hg. v. K. Koppmann (especially HR 1.5 and 1.6).
I also read other sources like the Detmar chronicle, but they were for no use for this project.
Some exact source citations, cause they are my direct research:
The new council puts the old one on the wanted list: HR 1.5, No. 603.
Plescow suggesting to have a joint council: Rufus II, 79-82.
The old council pays the tax and pays homage to Ruprecht: HR 1.5, p. 446.
Letters arrive at the royal court as early as April 1408: HR 1.5, No. 521.
The old council defends itself: HR 1.6, No. 100.
Ruprecht is furious with the new council after the failed settlement talks: HR 1.5, No. 582.
Ruprecht postpones the oaths: HR 1.5, No. 596.
The new council says the old can return in 1409 (lie): HR 1.5, No. 600.
The sum of the damages and the old council can use Lübish property for the damages: HR 1.5, No. 606.
The old council is present when Ruprecht dies: HR 1.6, No. 687.
The new council asks for 5000 to 6000 marks to bribe Sigismund: HR 1.6, No. 199.
Rufus II about the bribery: „de ghireghe quam dar to deme losen. hore, wat dede de
konynk Zegemund“ This translates to: “The greedy ones came to the lost one. Listen, what king Sigismund did.”
16.000 marks (gulds) are missing: HR 1.6, No. 262 § 165.
The old council returns: HR 1.6, p. 198-228.
Examples for the literature I used:
Daenell, E. (2001). Die Blütezeit der deutschen Hanse.
Ennen, E. (1972). Die europäische Stadt des Mittelalters.
Jahnke, C. (2014). Die Hanse.
Jörn, N. (2008). Die Hanse vor den obersten Reichsgerichten in Spätmittelalter und Früher Neuzeit.
Moraw, P. (2002). König und Reich im späten Mittelalter.
Rotz, R. (1977). The Lübeck Uprising of 1408 and the Decline of the Hanseatic League.
Pichierri, A. (2008). Die Hanse – Staat der Städte.
Poeck, D. W. (2010). Die Herren der Hanse.
Selzer, S. (2010). Die mittelalterliche Hanse.
Wehrmann, C. F. (1878). Der Aufstand in Lübeck bis zur Rückkehr des alten Rates
1408 – 1416.
Weiss, D. (2015). Die „enthauptete“ Hanse.
Weiss, D. (2018). Exulanten im hansischen Raum im Spätmittelalter.
Music: I used several songs under the Creative-Commons-Licence from the following artists:
Aaron Kenny
Allagro
Asher Fulero
Audionautix
Cooper Cannell
Esther Abrami
Godmode
Kevin MacLeod
Traversing
Twin Musicom
All pictures are also under the Common Creative licence or my own.
This is a channel dedicated to people searching for a history documentary and other academic stuff. You like social scienes, the humanities and want to learn something and feel entertained? Please feel welcome. Medieval history documentaries will be my focus, cause I specialized in the period of the Middle Ages. But it is far from all of the content you will find here.
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