History
Battlefields where Emperor Caesar massacred 150,000 people
The greatest emperor of the Roman Empire killed 150,000 people in a battle with two tribes on Dutch soil.
Empire
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Articles about Empire
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History
Hürrem - Beautiful pink shadow in the life of the Sultan of power
Possessing the beautiful beauty and intelligence, Hürrem is the pink shadow that holds the heart of Suleiman, the greatest Sultan who ever ruled the Turkish empire.
History
Fraternity is similar to the collapse of the Inca empire
The war between the two princes ended not with the unification of the Inca empire under a king but with the invasion of the Spaniards.
History
The disillusioned Muslim empire expanded the West because of the French
Confronted with three times more aggressive Islamist army, the French still won convincingly, making the enemy forced to abandon their plans to expand west.
History
Dai Viet's power is seen from the best of Nguyen Mong Emperor
Not only founding the most powerful Mongol empire in human history, Genghis Khan also left great military, political and religious achievements for descendants.
Biology
Strange 'lobster' lives on ... tree
A narrow and steep rocky island, taller than the famous Empire State Building in the United States, grew in the middle of the sea. It looks completely unlike a warm plac…
Environment
How does Agent Orange destroy the environment in Vietnam?
During the Vietnam war, especially from 1965 to 1971, the US empire used many types of herbicides and defoliants to destroy us in terms of military and economy.
Environment
The period of 'ice age' is the cause of epidemics, the empires collapse and migrate
Currently, a group of researchers is considering another type of climate change — a minor ice age — that they say has made some Eurasian empires, including the La Empire…
Environment
Climate change prevents the Genghis Khan village from conquering the Southern Song
Central and many other regions in China warm up, causing food productivity to skyrocket, creating a solid foundation for the Song Dynasty to develop its economy and mili…
Environment
Who is the 'culprit' first causing the greenhouse effect?
This finding may cause scientists to reconsider some aspects of the climate change model, saying that before the industrial revolution took place, humans were not respon…
Environment
Cambodia's ancient capital declined due to drought
Severe droughts are one of the reasons Angkor, the world's largest city during the pre-industrial revolution, declined and disappeared.
Environment
The warm summer makes the Roman Empire prosper
A new study by the Swiss Federal Research Institute recently published by the American journal Science shows that warm summers are probably the key to the Roman Empire's…
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The priceless image of the famous Holy land in history
Images of the Holy Land in Israel in the last years under the rule of the Ottoman Empire give readers a more authentic look.
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See the sunset photos - the beautiful sunrise all over the world
With a love of travel and a passion for photography, photographers have captured the pristine, most poignant moments of the day at many locations around the world.
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Romantic fall America
When the deciduous trees are ready for a cold winter coming, the busy streets are dotted with orange, yellow and red highlights, it is also when New York City is full of…