How Richest City in History Collapsed



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How did the world’s richest city in history collapse and vanish, leaving behind only remnants of the once-great empire? Check out today’s epic new video to discover how a wonder of the world was brought down to ruins.

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49 thoughts on “How Richest City in History Collapsed”

  1. Can we throw a "The" in the title (How "The" richest city in history collapsed)? I feel like it is grammatically correct, but it just doesn't read right…… Just my thoughts.

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  2. The infographic show gives me information that I now know they tell the story of snarios and real life it's like a paradise from fallen cities that they have in store especially nuclear war.

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  3. To be honest, I watch your videos as a means of easily getting bored and falling asleep. Although your content is interesting, your consistently monotonous tone and lack of vocal variation make it effortless for me to doze off. I have been using your videos as a sleep aid for the past year and a half, and they never disappointed me 😄

    Today, I decided to watch your channel during the day, but to my surprise, I still fell asleep involuntarily. This time, I didn't intend to do so. I recommend that you experiment with adding various tones to your voice and changing the pitch in order to make your content more engaging. Listening to the same tone and pitch for a 20-minute period can easily bore anyone.

    Ah.. if you change your tone, then i need to find another channel for dozing off. Never mind, ignore the feedback 😄

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  4. Love your channel and your content! that being said I need to set some things straight about this video. Sargon of Akkad started the Assyrian empire. Although Babylon at times was ruled by a Assyrian king and rolled into the Assyrian empire ( like many other cities) it was not always so. Sargon of Akkad was the first of about 90 or so Assyrian kings that ruled the largest empire to date like (Ashur-bani-Paul, Sargon II, Sargon II, tigleth pallasarr etc) Sargon wasn’t Babylonian , he was Assyrian and our history has been denied/watered down and misappropriated enough already. With love of course thanks!

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  5. Dear infographic show and it's cast.

    I've been a loyal air-conditioner thur out the years and I just wanted to tell you. We're all getting sick and tired of the war in Ukraine and that seems to be your main topic now. tbh I've started to miss/skip a couple video. please remember that the infographic show is very diverse

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  6. Maybe I missed it (listened to the video while in shower), but I didn't hear the video mention Alexander the Great and the Greek control of Babylon. It mentions the self-rule of the Babylonians, rule by the Medo-Persians, but what about the Greeks?

    It was clearly still in good condition at that time, because I believe Alexander the Great was taken by its beauty

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  7. Fun fact: modern researchers thought the city of Babylon NEVER existed, and they went to The Tanakh; “Old Testament,” to see if the city ACTUALLY existed, and low and behold it did! They used it as a geographical guide to find the city.

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  9. The Persians massing outside Babylon, biding their time, then marching under its great walls made me think of the biblical story of the Battle of Jericho. In that, the Israelite armies marched around the city for seven days, then blew their horns and the walls fell. I wonder if the Persian soldiers waiting outside so long, then suddenly appearing inside the city's walls had some influence on that story.

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  10. It would be so nice to be able to time travel or experience any time in history that you want. I would do this so much. If it had no negative repercussions of course.

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  11. It's regrettable that in most cities today (thanks to zero leadership), in their attempt to make it "beautiful" don't start with the basics: like how about a "clean" city, good streets, before art and "bling". You really see some of the craziest, ridiculous and poor quality (yet expensive) art in city "beautification". Right next to the trash on the potholed street.

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