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🔥 20-Year-Old King Waited 1 YEAR Just To Get Revenge - How France Was Born
This video reveals how Rome truly ended, why a king waited 1 year to kill one soldier, and the brutal moment that created absolute monarchy - secrets textbooks never teach.
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📌 The Vase of Soissons is the founding legend of France, when King Clovis split a soldier's skull saying ""Thus you did to the vase at Soissons!

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⏰ Timestamps:
0:00 - Thus you did to the vase at Soissons!
0:55 - The question: Why wait 1 year to kill?
1:10 - Fall of Rome 476 AD
1:50 - Kingdom of Soissons: Last Romans in Gaul
2:45 - Syagrius: The man who called himself ""dux""
3:25 - Young Clovis: King at 15 years old
4:00 - The Challenge: Clovis vs Syagrius
4:45 - Battle of Soissons 486 AD
5:30 - Rome crushed in one sentence
6:10 - Syagrius flees to the Visigoths
6:55 - Betrayed: Alaric hands over Syagrius
7:40 - Death in darkness: End of Roman Gaul
8:20 - The Vase of Soissons
9:10 - Frankish tradition: King = equal to warriors
9:50 - ""Grant me this vase beyond my share""
10:30 - The soldier smashes the vase
11:15 - ""He hid the wound in his heart""
11:50 - 1 Year Later: The Revenge
12:35 - ""Thus you did to the vase!"" - The killing
13:10 - New law: The King is Supreme
13:55 - Fate of the cowards: Chararic & Alaric
14:40 - Clovis converts to Christianity
15:20 - Clovis → Louis: 18 French kings
16:05 - Why 486 matters more than 476
16:45 - The birth of France

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💬 Comment: Would you wait 1 year for revenge?

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🏷️ About the Vase of Soissons:

The Battle of Soissons 486 AD ended Roman rule in Gaul when Frankish King Clovis I defeated Syagrius, the last Roman commander. This Merovingian king, crowned at 15, transformed from barbarian to founding father of France. The Vase of Soissons story from Gregory of Tours' Historia Francorum shows how Clovis created absolute royal authority. His Catholic conversion around 496 made Franks unique among Germanic kingdoms. Clovis became Chlodovechus, then Ludovicus, then Louis - 18 French kings carried this name.

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