@toriegh: hi guys long time no see... || #anakinskywalker #anakinskywalkeredit #haydenchristensen #haydenchristensenedit #starwars #starwarsedit hayden christensen, anakin skywalker edit, star wars revenge of the sith

vic ౨ৎ
vic ౨ৎ
Open In TikTok:
Region: US
Saturday 23 May 2026 19:04:45 GMT
105895
17827
95
1207

Music

Download

Comments

gvsling
 :
oh hello we back in anakin era
2026-05-23 21:09:32
41
wulfwyd
wulfie 🪖 :
that’s dada
2026-05-24 00:27:49
16
t1ffanysw1f3
T1ffanyZ0mb1e :
AT THE SAME TIME
2026-07-16 18:54:11
1
_xhels
ꨄ :
2026-05-23 19:09:43
4
hereticssire
ash :
a vic edit youre actually lying
2026-05-23 19:31:09
2
e1ghtyone
cande :
GOAT IS BACK
2026-05-23 19:43:58
2
munchiae
munchi :
ur giving me motivation to post my star wars edits now hmmm!
2026-05-23 19:12:39
13
lec81s
ina :
ANAKIN EDIT OMG
2026-05-25 19:47:31
0
starbaird
via :
THIS IS SO GOOD
2026-05-23 19:41:02
1
rawkza
oscar :
THIS IS SO GOODD
2026-05-23 21:48:13
1
craigvfxaep
craigvfxaep :
ATE UPPP
2026-05-23 19:46:52
1
gvsling
 :
FINALLY WTF
2026-05-23 21:09:14
1
e1ghtyone
cande :
SOOO GOOD
2026-05-23 19:44:10
0
munchiae
munchi :
i forgot you know star wars ball vic
2026-05-23 19:12:14
1
bbutlerslvr
islas fav :
THIS JS SO FIRE
2026-05-23 19:26:38
1
joszfit_7editss
Maul’s wife (real) :
THE SONG CHOICE???? PEAAAAAAK
2026-05-23 23:07:11
2
narutcs
˗ˏˋ c :
ANAKINNNNNNN SAVE MEEEE
2026-05-23 19:36:18
2
To see more videos from user @toriegh, please go to the Tikwm homepage.

Other Videos

The Battle of Nuwakot (1744): How Prithvi Narayan Shah’s Military Strategy Launched the Unification of Nepal Part 1 In 1744 AD, Nepal was not a unified nation. It was a landscape of rival kingdoms—fragile, divided, and constantly competing for power. And between Gorkha and the Kathmandu Valley stood one critical stronghold: Nuwakot. A fortress that controlled trade routes, taxation, and access to the valley’s wealth. Whoever controlled Nuwakot controlled the future of Nepal. After an initial failure, Prithvi Narayan Shah did not rush into another attack. He changed the approach entirely. Instead of force, he chose strategy. Instead of haste, he chose patience. He studied the terrain, rebuilt alliances across western regions, and deployed intelligence operatives disguised as farmers to understand enemy defenses. Then came the moment he waited for. During Indra Jatra, when the valley was immersed in celebration and distraction, Gorkhali forces prepared in silence. A night crossing of the Trishuli River. A three-direction coordinated assault planned before the battle even began. And a decisive strike that collapsed Nuwakot’s defenses from within. On 26 September 1744, Nuwakot fell. Not because of superior numbers. But because of military precision, timing, and strategic genius. This victory was not just a battle. It was the opening move in the Unification of Nepal, marking the beginning of Gorkha expansion across the Himalayas. Why did the first invasion fail? How did intelligence and deception reshape Himalayan warfare? And how did one fortress change the destiny of a nation? This is not just history. This is a strategy that built Nepal. Welcome to Itihastra, Watch the full episode on Itihastra (YouTube), Link in Bio. 📚 Sources: 📘 The Rise of the House of Gorkha — Ludwig F. Stiller 🧾 The Conquest of Nuwakot (1744 AD) — Udaya Bahadur Lamichhane 🎥 Linn Atlas (YouTube Reference) credit: Itihastratv  #NuwakotBattle  #PrithviNarayanShah  #UnificationOfNepal  #NepalHistory  #Itihastra
The Battle of Nuwakot (1744): How Prithvi Narayan Shah’s Military Strategy Launched the Unification of Nepal Part 1 In 1744 AD, Nepal was not a unified nation. It was a landscape of rival kingdoms—fragile, divided, and constantly competing for power. And between Gorkha and the Kathmandu Valley stood one critical stronghold: Nuwakot. A fortress that controlled trade routes, taxation, and access to the valley’s wealth. Whoever controlled Nuwakot controlled the future of Nepal. After an initial failure, Prithvi Narayan Shah did not rush into another attack. He changed the approach entirely. Instead of force, he chose strategy. Instead of haste, he chose patience. He studied the terrain, rebuilt alliances across western regions, and deployed intelligence operatives disguised as farmers to understand enemy defenses. Then came the moment he waited for. During Indra Jatra, when the valley was immersed in celebration and distraction, Gorkhali forces prepared in silence. A night crossing of the Trishuli River. A three-direction coordinated assault planned before the battle even began. And a decisive strike that collapsed Nuwakot’s defenses from within. On 26 September 1744, Nuwakot fell. Not because of superior numbers. But because of military precision, timing, and strategic genius. This victory was not just a battle. It was the opening move in the Unification of Nepal, marking the beginning of Gorkha expansion across the Himalayas. Why did the first invasion fail? How did intelligence and deception reshape Himalayan warfare? And how did one fortress change the destiny of a nation? This is not just history. This is a strategy that built Nepal. Welcome to Itihastra, Watch the full episode on Itihastra (YouTube), Link in Bio. 📚 Sources: 📘 The Rise of the House of Gorkha — Ludwig F. Stiller 🧾 The Conquest of Nuwakot (1744 AD) — Udaya Bahadur Lamichhane 🎥 Linn Atlas (YouTube Reference) credit: Itihastratv #NuwakotBattle #PrithviNarayanShah #UnificationOfNepal #NepalHistory #Itihastra

About