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The video is about the seven craziest rulers in history, who had bizarre, cruel, and insane behaviors. They are:
- Farouk of Egypt, who ate caviar from the can, stole Winston Churchill's watch, and killed all the lions in his country's zoos.
- Ludwig of Bavaria, who talked to imaginary people, organized picnics at night, and built castles that ruined his family's fortune.
- Christian the Seventh of Denmark, who threw food and slapped people at random, did leapfrogs over his subjects, and masturbated in public.
- George the Third of Britain, who had fits of anger and had to be restrained, thought London was flooding, summoned dead people, and named his pillow prince of England.
- Ivan the Terrible of Russia, who expanded his territory with cruelty, killed his wife and son, gouged out the eyes of an architect, and named his horse senator.
- Caligula of Rome, who declared himself a god, killed his unborn child and ate it, ordered his navy to bring him oysters, killed priests and civilians for fun, and raped and murdered his daughter.
- Saparmurat Niyazov of Türkmenistan, who put his face everywhere, wrote a book that he claimed was necessary to enter heaven, ordered to build a forest and an ice palace in the desert, renamed the month of April and the word bread after his mother, and declared himself president for life.
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- The text is about the seven craziest rulers in history, according to the author's opinion.
- The text mentions Farouk of Egypt, Ludwig of Bavaria, Christian VII of Denmark, George III of Britain, Ivan the Terrible of Russia, Caligula of Rome and Saparmurat Niyazov of Turkmenistan as examples of crazy rulers.
- The text provides some details about the eccentric, cruel or insane behaviors of each ruler, such as stealing watches, building castles, slapping people, naming objects as senators, etc.
- The text also mentions some historical or cultural references related to the rulers, such as Disney, Game of Thrones, Marvel comics, etc.
- The text is divided into sections with numbers and headings for each ruler. It also uses timestamps to indicate the duration of the audio.
- The text ends with a request to like, share and subscribe to the channel and follow the author on social media.