List of Episodes

## Main Series

### Roman

**Episode 1: The Roman “Mythology”**- Dovahhatty introduces us to Rome and their Trojan Ancestors

**Episode 2: The Roman Monarchy**- Follows the start of the Roman Monarchy, its takeover by Barbarians and the creation of the RES PUBLICA **(753 BC-509 BC)**

**Episode 3: The Roman Republic**- Follows the First days of the Roman Republic, the Senate and the Republic’s first heroes. Also shows us the start of Rome’s terrible relationships with their Barbarian neighbors.

**Episode 4: The Conquest of Italy**- Shows us Rome’s wars with the E\*ruscans, the Samnites, The Greekoids, The G\*uls and Pyrrhus of Epirus.

**Episode 5: The Punic Wars**- Rome butts heads with Carthage, Great heroes such as Hannibal and the Scipio Africanus fight each other in the Punic Wars.

**Episode 6: Republican Deathrows**- Introduces us to the Greek Kingdoms, the escapades of Gaius and Tiberius Gracchi (both commies) and the clash between the OPTIMATES (the Good guys, led by Sulla) and the Populares (the bad guys, led by Gaius Marius). Also introduces us to the children of Chaos, the G\*rms.

**Episode 7: The 1st Triumvirate**- In the Republic’s last days, three men come to dominate Roman Politics. This episode covers the soon to be triumvirs (Pompey, Crassus and the Divine Julius Caesar), the further expansion of Rome, the Slave revolt of Spartacus and the introduction of the Jews.

**Episode 8: Julius Caesar**- Follows the life of Julius Caesar from his conquests in Gaul and Britannia to his death at the hands of the senators in Rome.

In this episode, the Republic takes its last breath and is ended once and for all.

**Episode 9: Augustus, the 1st Emperor**- Julius Caesar’s nephew, Octavian (Later Augustus), establishes the Roman Empire after a few civil wars. He does this with the help of his friends Agrippa, Virgil and Maecenas while his family is being slowly massacred by his wife, Livia. **(63 BC -14 AD)**

**Episode 10: The Mad Emperors**- This episode follows Augustus’ successors (The Julio-Claudian Dynasty) as they rule the empire. The Praetorians' corrupt tendencies show. **(14 AD - 68 AD)**

**Episode 11: The Pax Romana**- Covers the Year of the Four Emperors, Galba, Otho and Vitellius and The Flavian Dynasty (Vespasian and his Sons Titus and Domitian) **(68 AD - 96 AD)**

**Episode 12: The Five Good Emperors**- Covers the Nerva-Antonine Dynasty with emperors such as Nerva (That guy from the last 3 videos), Trajan (The Based Conqueror), Hadrian (The smiter of Semites and Master of twinks), Antonious Pius (Didn't really do much) and Marcus Aurelius ( The Philosopher Emperor) while also covering the man responsible for the decadence of rome Commodus (The Pathetic False Hercules Wannabe) and the revenge of a certain Legate. **(96 AD - 192 AD)**

**Episode 13: The Severan Dynasty**- Covers the Year of the Five Emperors (Pertinax, Didius Julianus, Pescennius Niger, Clodius Albinus, and Septimius Severus) and the years of the Severan Dynasty (Septimius Severus, Geta, Caracalla, (Interlude: Macrinus) Elagabalus, and Alexander Severus). This is the last moments before the Crisis of the Third Century came. **(193 - 235)**

**Episode 14: Crisis of the Third Century**- Covers the period where The roman empire saw a gigantic crisis, beggining with the year of the six emperors (Maximinus Thrax, Gordian I, II, III, Pupienus and Balbinus), the invasions of the Germanic tribes, the first Sassanid and Gothic invasions, the Gallic and Palmyrese rebellions, the reign of Gallienus and Claudius II Gothicus, and finally the ascension of the one man to stop this. **(235 - 275)**

**Episode 15: Diocletian’s Tetrarchy**- Covers the final years of the crisis, untill the rise of Diocletian and with that a fuck ton of reforms for the empire to prevent another crisis. **(275 - 306)**

**Episode 16: Constantine**- Covers the life of Constantine The great, from his childhood, rise to power, ending the now collapsing tetrarchy, and sole ruling of the empire, with the legalisation of christianity. **(306-337)**

**Episode 17: Imperial Wrath**- Covers the split in 3 between Constantine's children, with Constantius II obtaining power after the others get killed off. The rise of Julian the Apostate as the last pagan era of Rome, and the start of the Valentinian Dinasty, with Valentinian I and Valens ruling, just for the latter to have to deal with a massive gothic migration. **(337 - 380)**

**Episode 18: Barbarians at the Gates**- Covers the reigns of Theodosius I, the ascension of Flavius Stilicho to power, the end of paganism in rome and its permanent split in two, with a rich and powerful east, and a weakening west, both with the incompetent emperors Honorius and Arcadius ruling, while barbaric invasions begin happening in the west, and Rome is its worst possible moment against it. **(380 - 423)**

**Episode 19: The fall of Rome**- Covers the last years of the Western Roman Empire, as the incompetent Valentinian III is elected emperor, the tragic tale of Flavius Aetius and Julius Majorianus and the invasion of the Huns themselves to both east and west. **(423-476)**

## Byzantine Mini Series

**The Byzantine Empire: Unbiased History - Byz I**- Covers the period where the Eastern Roman Empire had to deal with Ostrogothic Invasions, Sassanid incursions, while going with Zeno's pessimistic reign, Anastasius I enrichening reign, Justin I brief reign, before going with his nephew, the man who had a dream. **(476 - 527)**

**Justinian The Great: Unbiased History - Byz II**- Covers the reign of Justinian I, the rise of Flavius Belisarius, the rivalry between Justinian and Khosrow I, The vandal and Gothic wars and the disastrous Justinian Plague. **(527 - 565)**

**Madness and Devils: Unbiased History - Byzantium III**- Covers the period after Justinian's death, where the empire suffers an stagnation, with Lombards invading in Italy, encounters with Avars and Slavs and another Sassanid War, going with Justin II Insanity, Tiberius II throwing gold at barbarians and Maurice's attempts at fixing the empire, but behind that a plot between the Sassanid ruler Khosrow II and a disgruntled soldier, Phocas. **(565 - 602)**

**The Byzantine - Sassanid War: Unbiased History - Byz IV**- Covers the final devastating war between Romans and Sassanids, Khosrow and the Four Horsemen of Apocalypse' initial success, the Heraclian revolt, and the Roman resurgence, all while after that, a new enemy slowly emerges from the deserts. **(602 - 628)**

**Byzantine History SPEEDRUN** - Covers the period from where he left off in Episode IV all the way to the Fall of Constantinople in a six-and-a-half-hours' stream. Due to circumstances surrounding YouTube guidelines and issues making the fifth episode, Dovahhatty instead decided to hold a livestream of the rest of Byzantine history. **(628-1453)**

## Stand Alone Episodes

The Defenestrations of Prague - Four incidents where people were thrown out of a window in Prague. **(1419, 1483, 1618, 1948)**

Israel: Unbiased History - The history of Israel from its foundation in the B.C. era to its present-day conflicts with Palestine. **(2000s B.C. - present)**