The king's murder made the center of the Forbidden City clear of trees
In 1813, King Gia Khanh ordered all trees to be cut down in the center of the Forbidden City and not replanted.
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In 1813, King Gia Khanh ordered all trees to be cut down in the center of the Forbidden City and not replanted.
After more than 1,000 years of using giant pyramids as burial sites, the pharaohs turned to underground tombs for a variety of reasons.
After nearly a century of research and investigation, archaeologists have deciphered 6 mysteries about Tutankhamun, the king famous for the curse of 'Egyptian mummies'
Egyptian archaeologists have found 2,400-year-old ruins in a large pharaoh temple, on which strange inscriptions are engraved.
Archaeologists have discovered what they believe to be one of Egypt's vanished 'sun temples', dating back some 4,500 years.
Will the snake be able to escape its enemies?
Jacques Romain Georges Brel (April 8, 1929 – October 9, 1978) was a Belgian artist and poet composed in French. Today's Google Doodle celebrates his birthday.
The people of his hometown still engrave and transmit his story forever as an infinite pride and gratitude.
Under the Nguyen Dynasty, the wedding of princes and princesses was conducted methodically, according to the regulations.
Crushing the orange the king gave him because he couldn't attend a conference to discuss plans to fight the enemy, and shooting a French spy to protect his comrades are…
The parade of 22 mummies of Egypt's kings and queens dating back up to 3,000 years is celebrated with grandeur, bearing the imprint of one of the greatest civilizations…
Archaeologists who discovered ancient civilizations suddenly found a mysterious stone by the river, from here continue to uncover the secret of an ancient city disappear…
One of the famous historical photographs taken by archaeologist Harry Burton in Egypt in 1925 was first tinted, helping to highlight the importance of the discovery.
The great victories in the history of Vietnam were made by marines, statues, infantry, but not cavalry.
It is not uncommon for kings to have multiple wives, even Chinese emperors have hundreds of beautiful concubines