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The Silk Road: Crossroads of Cultures
In the heart of Samarkand, a bustling city alongside the historic Silk street, two travelers determined themselves at a crossroads. One was Marco, a Venetian merchant with goals of remote lands and riches. The other was Li Wei, a Chinese scholar who sought know-how inside the pages of historical texts. Little did they recognize that their paths might intersect, main to an first-rate adventure that would change their lives for all time.
By Vigashan2 years ago in History
The Truth About the Titanic Has Been Revealed!!
You may have heard the story a million times before, but scientists have just revealed the truth about what really happened on that fateful night of April 14th, 1912. At 11:40 p.m., the RMS Titanic suffered a terrible accident that led to its ultimate demise three hours later by 2:20 a.m. in the early morning of April 15th. The biggest ship of its time had completely disappeared under the ice-cold surface of the Atlantic Ocean, taking more than 1500 lives with it as it sank to its watery grave. But hold onto your hats, because the cause of this horrible disaster leading to so many deaths was not an iceberg, as we've always been told. Scientists' most recent findings have debunked this theory, and in this video, we'll tell you the whole truth that has been buried for over 100 years.
By MALIK T.2 years ago in History
Sun the and the moon
Once upon a time, in a land far away, there were two celestial beings who were the best of friends - the Sun and the Moon. Every day, they would chase each other across the sky, taking turns to shine their light on the Earth. The Sun, bright and golden, loved waking up early in the morning. It would peek over the horizon, spreading its warm rays, and watch as the world came alive. The Sun loved greeting all the creatures of the land with its cheerful rays, giving them energy and helping plants grow. It would play hide-and-seek with the clouds, and even whisper gentle hellos to the sleepy flowers as they bloomed.
By DHARMA RATAN2 years ago in History
Prehistoric Revisions
In the dappled sunlight of a paleontologist's laboratory, Dr. Amelia Grant carefully brushed away the last remnants of rock and dirt from a fossilized dinosaur bone. Her eyes sparkled with a mixture of excitement and anticipation as she contemplated the monumental discoveries she and her team were about to reveal. These discoveries would challenge the myths and misconceptions that had long shrouded our understanding of dinosaurs.
By Meth2 years ago in History
The Trojan War: Myth vs. Reality
In the shadowy realms of ancient history, there lies a tale that has captured the imagination of countless generations—the story of the Trojan War. It's a story of gods, heroes, love, betrayal, and a wooden horse that became an emblem of deceit. But how much of this epic tale is myth, and how much is reality? Let us journey back to those distant shores to uncover the truth.
By Vigashan2 years ago in History
Soekarno's Odyssey
In the early 20th century, a charismatic leader named Soekarno emerged from the sprawling Indonesian archipelago, determined to free his people from the shackles of colonialism. This is the powerful and captivating story of Soekarno's relentless struggle for independence and the birth of the Republic of Indonesia.
By Faizal Haris Lubis2 years ago in History
The Plight of Anne Frank: A Holocaust Story
As soon as upon a time, within the metropolis of Amsterdam, there lived a young girl named Anne Frank. Anne changed into a bright, vivacious thirteen-yr-antique who had a ardour for writing. She saved a diary, which she has lovingly known as “Kitty,” wherein she poured out her mind and goals. Little did she realize that her diary would become one of the most poignant and effective money owed of the Holocaust.
By Vigashan2 years ago in History
The Lost Codex of the Maya: Mesoamerican Mystery Unveiled
Deep in the heart of the Yucatán Peninsula, amidst the dense rainforests and hovering pyramids, the enigmatic Maya civilization thrived for hundreds of years. Their achievements in mathematics, astronomy, architecture, and artwork were awe-inspiring, but there has been one thing in their way of life that remained shrouded in mystery—their hieroglyphic writing.
By Vigashan2 years ago in History
ZAAR TRADITIONAL RULER
Pre-Colonial Traditional Selection Right of Zaar Traditional Ruler. During the Pre-Colonial era Zaar villages practiced the priest chief system known as the Sung Wari.
By Jordan Lawi Hassan2 years ago in History
The Viking Age: Raiders and Explorers
In the coronary heart of the Viking Age, while longships sailed underneath the gray skies of the North Sea and fearsome warriors sought journey and wealth, there lived a younger Viking named Erik. With fiery crimson hair and a spirit as untamed as the sea waves, Erik become destined for greatness.
By Vigashan2 years ago in History
Whispers of the Guillotine
Inside the heart of Paris, within the 12 months 1793, the metropolis's cobblestone streets bore witness to the chaos and upheaval of the French Revolution. The revolution, as soon as a beacon of desire for liberty, had taken a darkish turn. The Reign of Terror had began.
By Vigashan2 years ago in History
The Roaring Twenties to Black Tuesday: The Great Wall Street Crash of 1929
It was a crisp autumn morning in New York City, October 29, 1929, a day that would forever be etched in the annals of history as Black Tuesday. The city's iconic skyline, adorned with skyscrapers, seemed impervious to the economic storm that was brewing beneath it. The streets of Lower Manhattan were teeming with people, their faces reflecting the optimism and excess of the Roaring Twenties.
By Vigashan2 years ago in History