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The Great Tang: Chancing a business as women
In the labyrinthine corridors of my imagination, I envisioned a life shrouded in the enigmatic splendor of China's Tang dynasty, when businesses flourished. Within those ancient walls, where destinies were forged amidst the ceaseless struggle for resources and support, I yearned to fashion my own empire—an empire built upon the foundation of a humble shoe business.
By @203SG3 years ago in History
Nostradamus
Introduction Throughout history, certain individuals have captivated the human imagination with their supposed ability to foresee the future. One such figure is Nostradamus, a renowned French physician and astrologer who gained fame for his prophetic writings. In this article, we delve into the enigmatic world of Nostradamus, exploring his life, his prophetic works, and the enduring fascination surrounding his predictions.
By Redmark Foreal3 years ago in History
The Ertugrul Empire
Once upon a time, in the vast lands of Anatolia, a remarkable man named Ertugrul Ghazi emerged as a symbol of bravery and honor. It was a time of turbulence and chaos, as rival clans fought for dominance and the mighty Byzantine Empire sought to expand its territories. But amidst this unrest, Ertugrul Ghazi would rise to become a legendary figure, leading his people towards freedom and establishing the foundations of a great empire.
By Ahsan Shahid3 years ago in History
Mystery of Burj Khalifa | How Tall can Humans Build
The Unbeatable Burj Khalifa: Why No Building Can Surpass It Dubai, the city of marvels, became home to the tallest building in the world on 6th January 2004. The construction of Burj Khalifa began, and it quickly became a record-breaking endeavor. While the previous tallest building, Taipei 101, stood at a little over 500m, Dubai aimed to construct a building that would be 62% taller than the second tallest. It was an unimaginable feat. The world was astounded when, after 5.5 years of construction, the Burj Khalifa stood tall at 829m, leaving all other buildings in its shadow.
By M. Tahir3 years ago in History
Sands of Destiny
Once upon a time in ancient Egypt, in the bustling city of Thebes, lived a young girl named Amara. She was born into a humble family of commoners and led a simple life amidst the grandeur of the Pharaoh's reign. Little did she know that her destiny would lead her on an extraordinary journey from an ordinary existence to becoming a powerful Pharaohess.
By Anita Reed3 years ago in History
HOW IMPORTANT IS THE JUNETEENTH?
1. The history of Juneteenth and its significance...Juneteenth is a holiday that commemorates the end of slavery in the United States. It is celebrated on June 19, the date when the enslaved people of Texas, the last Confederate state, learned that they were free in 1865. Juneteenth is important because it reminds us of what we came through and what we can achieve. The reason General Order Number 3 existed and the Union Army fought to enforce the Emancipation Proclamation is that slavery existed.
By Chukwurah Felix EDE3 years ago in History
Life as an exhibit.
As someone who takes pride in being ugly, I always thought of how my life would have been had I been a freak during the time when freak shows were still a thing.
By Neil Marathe3 years ago in History
What is the oldest Language that is still spoke to this day?
Dive into the fascinating world of Tamil, a truly unique language. Tamil is a gem of a language that will amaze you, from its vibrant history to its ease of use and breadth of coverage. First, Tamil has the honorable title of being the oldest surviving language on earth. He is one of the ancient languages that has been around for over 5,000 years, has stood the test of time, and is still in active use today.
By Bam Bam3 years ago in History
Top 10 Solar Module Manufacturers in India
The surge in adoption of solar energy has expanded the solar industry allowing manufacturers to produce economically and environmentally viable products. A wider market has attracted investments in the form of small and large manufacturing concerns, adding to the existing supply of inputs.
By Ajay Chaudhary3 years ago in History
THE GLORY OF NEPAL
I enjoy load shedding in Nepal when it allows me to witness the dancing of fireflies in the next field, and at the same time to hear children playing a chanting clapping game because there is no TV to waste their time on. – Andrew James Pritchard
By Selenooo3 years ago in History
Kate Winslet reflects on her iconic role in 'Titanic'
Celebrating the 25th Anniversary of Titanic: A Movie of Epic Proportions The year was 1997 when a cinematic masterpiece called Titanic sailed into the cinemas and became the third highest-grossing film ever. To commemorate its 25th anniversary, I had the pleasure of catching up with Kate Winslet, one of the film's stars. Titanic, often referred to as the ship of dreams, captured the hearts of millions worldwide with its captivating story of the ill-fated maiden voyage of the RMS Titanic in 1912. In this article, we will delve into the making of the film, its enduring impact, and the celebrations surrounding its anniversary.
By M. Tahir3 years ago in History
Tits and Tupperware in 1980s England
My childhood was one long string of parties. Trouble is they were my mother's parties and as she was a 1980s housewife living in suburban Oldham they weren't the kind of social events you or I would think of now.
By Richard Douglas3 years ago in History