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SandRhoman History's Latest YouTube Videos & Shorts

Subs527K

1Kin 28d

Views90.95M

1.31Min 28d

Est. Rev.$5K

Up 55%vs prior 14d

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SandRhoman History’s most recent 48 uploads

  • The latest upload vidIQ has for SandRhoman History is “Was There Cheating in Medieval Tournaments? How Fair were they really?”, a long-form video published Oct 25, 2026.
  • These are SandRhoman History’s 48 most recent public uploads vidIQ has data for, published between Jul 28, 2024 and Oct 25, 2026 (48 long-form videos).
  • Median views across these 48 uploads: 224,573. 24 videos are above that median and 24 below.
  • Most viewed in the sample: “What Motivated Soldiers to Be the First to Climb the Siege Ladder?” (7,887,508 views, Oct 20, 2024). Least viewed: “Was There Cheating in Medieval Tournaments? How Fair were they really?” (53,759 views, Oct 25, 2026).
  • Median length: 19:59 for 48 long-form videos.
  • In this sample, SandRhoman History’s consecutive uploads were a median of 14 days apart (shortest gap 3 days, longest 49 days).
  • Views are lifetime totals as of Oct 29, 2026, so newer uploads have had less time to collect them. These figures describe only the videos listed here, not the whole channel, and do not show why any video performed as it did. Dates are UTC.
SandRhoman History’s most recent uploads, newest first, with publication date (UTC), format, lifetime views and length
VideoPublished (UTC)ViewsLength
Was There Cheating in Medieval Tournaments? How Fair were they really?53,75917:06
Without Uniforms, How Did Medieval Armies Tell Which Side a Soldier Was On?179,35111:21
The Evolution of Armor: From the Roman Legions to Plate Armor and Pike and Shot210,22217:06
Scalp Hunting in the Ohio Valley: The (Staggering) Siege of Fort Pitt – Pontiac’s War, Part 271,80327:34
The Great Native War Against Britain: The (Staggering) Siege of Fort Detroit | Pontiac’s War, Pt. 1162,99729:54
The Day Medieval Warfare Died: The Battle of Pavia 1525847,35635:32
The Fall of Burgundy & the Rise of the Habsburgs — The Burgundian Wars 1474-77 (Full Documentary)120,71551:59
How to Lay Siege to Forts in America in the 17th and 18th Centuries71,46315:53
Why England’s Longbowmen Dominated Medieval Battlefields246,77023:21
The Flemish Troy: The (Staggering) Siege Of Ostende 1601-04 | Eighty Years War107,08931:42
The Battle of Leuthen (1757): Frederick the Great’s Masterpiece248,23226:51
Conquering Canada: The (Staggering) Siege of Quebec and the Fall of New France191,82651:26
Defining the Century: The (Staggering) Siege of Antwerp 1584/85 | Eighty Years' War271,17529:39
Dover: The Siege That Built England151,18023:49
William of Kensham: The Outlaw Who Saved England (First Barons' War 1215-1217)132,18816:22
How to Defeat the English (English Tactics in the Hundred Years’ War—and How to Counter Them)290,62228:43
When Castles Were Besieged, Did Medieval Armies Attack Peasants Too ?221,21715:26
How Hard Was It to Supply Arrows to Archers in Battles?544,29513:04
How to Lay Siege to a Samurai Castle in the Late Sengoku Period329,68228:34
1758: The Year the French Empire Collapsed in North America232,97426:55

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As of 2026-10-28, SandRhoman History has 527,000 subscribers, 90,953,491 total views, and 158 videos. It ranks #145,028 by subscribers among channels tracked by vidIQ.

Ranked #145,028 worldwide, #142 in Switzerland and #4,046 in News & Politics.

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