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Why do Royal women always wear hats?
According to the BBC, Royal women are always required to wear hats in mass events. The principle is officially recognized in the 1952 decree.
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Decipher how torture is under the King's underworld
Discussing the use of torment, the Shang Dynasty King's Head was considered as a nest.
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Strange story about the royal treasures of the Russian Royal Family
Diamonds, rubies and jade ... are things that give joy to ambassadors and emperors throughout Europe after they receive the privilege of the Russian Tsar.
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The Queen of England first revealed the royal secret
In a rare and private interview, the Queen of England revealed
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There were 9,999 rooms, why didn't Forbidden City have only one toilet?
In 1402, after leading troops from Beijing to capture Nanjing, Ming Cheng Zhou was crowned emperor.
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The origin of the diamond on Queen Elizabeth's engagement ring
The stories of private life of members of the Royal Family always receive much attention from many people.
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Strange story 'cohabitation' in the Royal Qing Dynasty
8 supply of contentious looks, have the title, see as
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Decipher the mysteries that exist in every person's life that few people pay attention to
Life always contains paradox. There are objects, details of people to use and daily contact but when asked the reason behind them, not everyone knows.
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How can Thai royal funeral be organized?
Learn about certain rituals that must be available at the funeral of Thai King Bhumibol Adulyadej.
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The 10 greatest Pharaohs in history
In Egypt, the Pharaohs embody the supreme power of the terrestrial kings. They are known for their wealth, mighty, and mysterious lives that are still unresolved to this…
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10 legendary swords in world history
The benevolent sword used in the British crown coronation, the sword of the Roman Emperor Charlemagne, or the sword of Napoleon Bonaparte ... are treasures that exist to…
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Cleopatra was not the first female king in her reign
Cleopatra may not be the only ancient Egyptian king of Ptolemy dynasty - Queen Arsinoe II, the woman who competed and won ...
Oceanography
Attended by 10 sea creatures with funny names
The shape and color of grouper or sea slug makes them add the name of some dishes such as potatoes, chocolate.
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Kill starfish with new methods to protect corals
Thanks to the effectiveness of a new method, in the past two years Australia has removed more than 250,000 thorny starfish from the Great Barrier Reef off Queensland.
Archeology
The heart of the 16th-century French queen was stolen
The box is the property of the Thomas-Dobrée museum since 1886 and is displayed in a special glass case at the museum, since last Tuesday.