Ancient

ISLAND OF HVEN: Tycho Brahe
Attention, party people! Get ready for a wild ride through history with the most eccentric nobleman you've probably never heard of. Picture this: a Danish nobleman waking up after the mother of all parties, only to find a dead moose at the bottom of his stairs. Yeah, you heard that right. But hold on, it gets even crazier. The moose wasn't even his; it belonged to his friend Tico Brahe, a man who lived life like a character from a fantasy novel.
By sumanth3 years ago in History
"Titanic's Echoes: Unveiling the Untold Tragedy and Missed Lifelines"
One of the most devastating tragedies in human history took place in April 1912 when the Titanic, an engineering marvel of its time and considered unsinkable, tragically sank on a moonless night despite several missed opportunities for rescue. Another nearby ship had the capacity to save the Titanic, yet it chose not to do so. This event is not a myth or a theory; it is supported by official records and witness testimonies.
By Precious Nnamani 3 years ago in History
The Ancient Egyptians: A Legacy of Grandeur
The Ancient Egyptians: A Legacy of Grandeur The history of Ancient Egypt is a fascinating tale of civilization that flourished along the banks of the Nile River for over three millennia, leaving an indelible mark on the world. Their accomplishments in architecture, culture, religion, and administration continue to astound and inspire generations to this day.
By Nikusha Rekhviashvili3 years ago in History
THE SEVEN IMMORTALS
People always ask, Who are the seven immortals (Chiranjivi) of Hindu Mythology? Well lets first start with the meaning of the wird Chiranjivi. Chiranjivi or चिरंजीवी in Hindi, are immortal living beings in Hinduism who are to remain alive on Earth through this Kali Yuga till its very end.
By Titas3 years ago in History
The mysterious rock in solar system
In the vast and mysterious Great Sand Sea of Egypt, there lies a mind-boggling expanse of yellow glass that has scientists scratching their heads. This otherworldly glass field, believed to have extraterrestrial origins, is a hotbed of scientific intrigue. But that's not all – nestled amidst this enigmatic glass, researchers stumbled upon stones containing diamonds that defy everything we thought we knew about our solar system. Talk about shaking things up!
By sumanth3 years ago in History
Will Ireland Become The World's Richest country?. Content Warning.
While the U.S housing bubble burst in 2007, sending the world into a recession, Ireland was one of the countries hit hardest. It had the largest real estate bubble in the world, with housing prices falling a staggering 56 percent. Defaults Nationwide caused Banks to go into crisis, and layoffs were rampant. The Irish economy shrank by almost 25 percent, and it was on the verge of total collapse. The Irish government secured a 67-billion-dollar bailout from the International Monetary Ireland is currently the second richest country in the world. In the last eight years, it has surpassed larger nations such as the U.S. and rich nations such as Qatar. In 2021, Ireland had a GDP per capita of $111,590, but based on everything we know about economics, this should not have occurred.
By Wayne 3 years ago in History
World War II: The Global Conflict That Shaped the Modern World
Introduction: World War II was one of the most significant and devastating conflicts in human history, spanning from 1939 to 1945. It involved the majority of the world's nations, polarizing them into two opposing alliances—the Allies and the Axis powers. This article delves into the causes, major events, and consequences of World War II, highlighting its profound impact on geopolitics, society, and the course of history.
By shankar sugan3 years ago in History
A Shipwreck Worse than Titanic
While the Titanic disaster is undoubtedly one of the most famous shipwrecks in history, there have been other maritime tragedies that were even more tragic in terms of loss of life. One such example is the Sultana Steamboat disaster that occurred on April 27, 1865. The Sultana was a large wooden boat that operated between St. Louis and New Orleans, capable of carrying around 350 passengers. However, on that fateful day, it was carrying over 2,000 people, including a large group of former prisoners.
By mark kemuel3 years ago in History
Resilience of Baltimore
Once a bustling city with a rich history and vibrant culture, Baltimore had faced its fair share of adversity and challenges. Yet, despite the hardships that befell the city, its people stood firm with unwavering resilience, determined to overcome and rebuild.
By Levite anadion 3 years ago in History
Wonders
The New 7 Wonders of the World are an international list of the most impressive and meaningful structures of our modern history;
By LILIAN JEROP3 years ago in History
Amazing lalibela Ethiopia
Lalibela is wonderfully “Ethiopian” – you really do feel that you are seeing something which is different from anything you would see elsewhere. There are other “rock cut” religious structures around the world but Lalibela possesses an atmosphere of “otherness”. Even if you don’t visit at the time of a religious festival (we didn’t unfortunately) you will see/meet Ethiopian Priests in the churches and get some feeling for the rituals – which mostly take place in inner sanctums containing the “Ark” and are inaccessible to ordinary mortals, with only the sounds to hint at the activities going on behind the curtains.
By Mulugeta Eressa3 years ago in History
HISTORY OF TOYOTA COMPANY
A Past filled with Toyota Cars Toyota referred to all through the world as a trailblazer in Japanese car creation and improvement, the Toyota Engine Organization positions as the thirteenth biggest organization and vehicle producer on the planet starting around 2012. Having arrived at the achievement of creation with its 200-millionth vehicle in 2012, Toyota keeps on delivering in excess of 10 million vehicles yearly.
By Elizabeth Teresa3 years ago in History