World History

Pinoy's National Hero
Rizal's early years were marked by his exceptional intellect and thirst for knowledge. He excelled in his studies, eventually traveling to Europe to pursue higher education. He studied medicine, literature, philosophy, and languages in Spain, Germany, and France, mastering several languages including Spanish, German, French, and English. His experiences abroad exposed him to Enlightenment ideals of liberty, equality, and nationalism, which would profoundly influence his thinking and activism.
By James Michael Cahilig2 years ago in History
Vimanas: The Final Proofs Of Ancient Spaceships In Indian History
Ancient India. A land of mystery and mysticism. A land of gods and demons. And of epic stories and poems. But could it also be a land of ancient aliens and advanced technology? What if some of the most amazing and mysterious elements of ancient Indian mythology were actually based on real events and facts? Could the flying machines and weapons described in ancient texts be evidence of extraterrestrial visitation and intervention in human history?
By The Secret History Of The World2 years ago in History
Hanuman Chalisa-A Boon for Mankind.
Jai Shri Ram! This is a photo of Lord Baby Hanuman. I have recently been re introduce to Lord Hanuman. For quite some day, I have been experiencing a strong sense of pull towards Lord Ram and Lord Hanuman. I am especially drawn to the power of Hanuman Chalisa and its effects on our personal life.
By Payal Motla2 years ago in History
The Annunaki Connection
The Annunaki Connection: And the Mysteries of the Ancient City A Journey Through Time The African continent is home to a vast and diverse landscape filled with historical wonders. One such wonder is an enigmatic ancient city, believed to be 200,000 years old, nestled in the heart of Africa. This city is a marvel of prehistoric human achievement that predates even the most significant climatic events in Earth's history, such as the great Ice Age and the catastrophic flood that followed.
By The Secret History Of The World2 years ago in History
Dogons. The mystery of the Abyss of the African tribe
The Savages of Africa… In 1931, the famous French ethnographer Professor Griol visited West Africa. I studied one of the unremarkable tribes called the “Dogons”. It was in the Sudanese lands of the bend of the Niger River (today the territory of the Republic of Mali). The Dogons did not stand out among their neighbors in terms of civilization, but the professors were surprised and interested in the unusual oral traditions and myths of the tribe. For the first time in Africa, he came across detailed stories about the origin and structure of the universe. Without primitive animism, I learned about the Dogon’s long — standing ties with space.
By Ya Mantra2 years ago in History
Destination Mars
The fourth planet from the sun Mars, the fourth planet from the sun, has long fascinated humanity with its red color, rocky terrain, and mysterious history. For centuries, people have wondered if there is life on Mars and if humans could ever live there. Thanks to technological advances and exploration, we may be closer than ever to finding the answers. In the ninth season of the popular TV series Ancient Aliens, the episode “Destination Mars” explores the possibility that humans could colonize Mars and the evidence that ancient aliens may have already done so. The episode features interviews with experts, scientists, and researchers who share their insights and theories on how Mars could become a new home for humanity.
By The Secret History Of The World2 years ago in History
The Winding Road to Success
In the heart of a bustling city, where the rhythm of life was as fast-paced as the beat of a drum, there lived a young man named Alex. From a young age, Alex was filled with an insatiable desire to create, innovate, and build something of his own. With a mind teeming with ideas and a heart full of ambition, he embarked on the tumultuous journey of entrepreneurship.
By Joko Mashudi2 years ago in History
The Soldier Who Didn't Know WWII Ended:
In 1974, a Japanese college dropout named Norio Suzuki heard a rumor that a Japanese soldier, a lieutenant named Hiroo Onoda, had been living on a remote island in the Philippines since the end of World War II - nearly 29 years after the war had ended. Initially, Suzuki dismissed the story as a hoax, but after conducting some research, he discovered that Onoda had indeed been missing since 1945 and was presumed dead in 1959.
By Benjamin 2 years ago in History
Land of Thunder Dragon
Bhutan, nestled in the heart of the Eastern Himalayas, is a small country known for its stunning landscapes, vibrant culture, and unique brand of sustainable development. One of the most intriguing aspects of Bhutan is its moniker as the "Land of the Thunder Dragon." This evocative title not only captures the imagination but also sheds light on the deep-rooted myths and traditions that define this enchanting land.
By karma2 years ago in History
The history of cats is a fascinating tale that spans thousands of years
The history of cats is a fascinating tale that spans thousands of years, intertwining with human civilization in various ways. Here's a brief overview:
By Angelline2 years ago in History
Unveiling the inhumane British Monarch Legacy.
Imperial Reckoning: The untold story of Britain's Gulag in Kenya. I. Introduction A. Brief overview of the Mau Mau Uprising in Kenya
By VYNCO 2 years ago in History
Mazatlán's Untold Story: A Hidden African-American Legacy
Mazatlán, a vibrant Mexican coastal city in Sinaloa, pulsates with a unique energy fueled by its rich blend of cultures. Expats from across the globe have called this sun-drenched paradise home, weaving themselves into the very fabric of the city. But this multicultural tapestry isn't a recent phenomenon; Mazatlán's story of diversity stretches far beyond what meets the eye.
By Abel Green2 years ago in History