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Don't let the movies fool you, ancient people had to complete these 7749 procedures to rent an inn.
If you still believe that ancient people only needed a few taels of silver to rent a room at an inn, you have been deceived by the movies, say Chinese historians.
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The dark side of feudal mandarins: Falling and drowning while attending the king
The rules of the officialdom show an extremely harsh feudal society, and are rarely shown in historical dramas.
Archeology
The thousand-year-old castle suddenly appeared under the basketball court
The ruins of a castle built in the early Middle Ages, then missing for centuries, have been found in Gloucester City - England.
Animal world
The world's oldest bird actively searches for new mates
Biologists on Midway Island discovered a more than 70-year-old female Laysan albatross named Wisdom courting potential mates months after the end of nesting season.
History
The strangest occupation of the Middle Ages: Enjoying 'cà khà' kings, living like aristocrats
Court clowning was perhaps one of the most unique medieval professions in Europe.
History
The secret rooms are locked at the Taj Mahal in India
Judges at a high court in India have rejected the application of Rajneesh Singh, a member of the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), when he asked to open the doors of…
History
The notorious Countess of England: The Queen had to endure labor to go 'to hear the news', life was more submerged than the movie
On April 15, 1776, President George Washington gathered troops in New York City (USA) to be ready to confront King George III's forces in England. Despite the possibilit…
History
The 'strange' trick of the court helped the old mandarins fight hunger when the court was established
The great god is bright and early in the morning, how is breakfast resolved?
1001 mystery
Why do foreign judges and lawyers wear wigs?
If you are an avid fan of foreign films on legal topics, then surely you are not too familiar with the image of foreign judges and lawyers wearing white wigs and black r…
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Top 10 bizarre trends of the Middle Ages
Every era has its own distinct customs, beliefs and traditions. To be fair, however, there is rarely a period in history that can be considered as outlandish as the Midd…
Archeology
Ground-penetrating radar reveals 'bowling court' under millennial monastery
A structure resembling a bowling alley appeared in the ground-penetrating radar image when surveying the Fountais Monastery in Yorshire (England) that stunned scientists.
Life
The creator of the transgenic baby in China is sentenced to 3 years in prison
The Chinese court sentenced three scientists involved in creating genetically modified babies in 2018 to engage in illegal medical activities.
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Discover the first 'skyscraper' in the world
If Chicago was the first place to have a skyscraper, then Texas would be the home of a spectacular trick of a court
Archeology
Affirming the archaeological value of the 'place of happiness' of the royal court of the Nguyen Dynasty
In Ha Long commune, Ha Trung district, the Institute of Archeology in collaboration with the People's Committee of Thanh Hoa province organized a conference to prelimina…