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The Greatest Empires in HistoryWorld HistoryThe Greatest Empires in History
25 Nov.
Petyo Liubomirov
The History and Empire of CharlemagneHistorical FiguresThe History and Empire of Charlemagne
25 Nov.
Petyo Liubomirov
The Roman Emperors - Rise and FallRoman EmpireThe Roman Emperors - Rise and Fall
23 Nov.
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The History of the HunsThe History of the Huns
22 Nov.
The Hunnic tribes are part of the history of the world and more precisely of that of Europe. The Huns appeared on the continent in the 2nd century and in the 5th created their state.
The Life of the Ancient RomansThe Life of the Ancient Romans
22 Nov.
The ancient Romans celebrated 182 public holidays with theatrical performances during which exotic fruit and dishes were offered.
Ötzi The IcemanÖtzi The Iceman
21 Nov.
Otzi The Iceman is the name scientists have given to an accidentally discovered mummified corpse of a man who lived 5, 300 years ago. Otzi is the oldest human being fully preserved to this day.
The Arab CaliphateThe Arab Caliphate
20 Nov.
The theocratic Arab-Muslim state, created as a result of the Arab conquests in the 7th-9th centuries and headed by caliphs, is called the Arab Caliphate in historical chronicles.
Who are the Atlanteans?Who are the Atlanteans?
19 Nov.
Atlantis died more than 350 thousand years ago, but part of its population survived until the tenth millennium BC. What did the Atlanteans look like?
Aristotle - The Story of The Great PhilosopherAristotle - The Story of The Great Philosopher
15 Nov.
Aristotle's influence on Western thought in the humanities and social sciences is considered incomparable, alongside the contributions of his teacher Plato and Plato's teacher Socrates.
Mughal EmpireMughal Empire
13 Nov.
The Great Mughals were an empire created by the Turks after conquering India and the lands around it in the 16th century. The Mughal Empire was an extremely rich country. Its sultans wallow in opulence.
Mythology: The Rise and Fall of BabylonMythology: The Rise and Fall of Babylon
22 Oct.
Babylon is the oldest city in the ancient world. It was located on the side of the Euphrates River. Rise and fall and legends of Babylon. The Bible and the Babylonians.
The History of the Roman EmpireThe History of the Roman Empire
21 Oct.
The ancient Roman Empire can be an example of an integrity that so many people managed to maintain for an extremely long time. The history of the Roman Empire.
The Life of the Ancient GreeksThe Life of the Ancient Greeks
19 Oct.
All the areas covering the Mediterranean region in antiquity are known as ancient Greece. The population of these areas spoke the ancient Greek language and called themselves Hellenes.
Who are the Franks?Who are the Franks?
19 Oct.
In the 5th century, barbaric Germanic tribes invaded the lands of the Western Roman Empire and settled in these places. These are the Franks. Undisputed peak in the history of the state of the Franks is the reign of Charlemagne.
Christopher Columbus - Facts, Voyages and DiscoveriesChristopher Columbus - Facts, Voyages and Discoveries
16 Oct.
When we talk about the Great Geographical Discoveries made by European navigators during the Middle Ages, the 15th-18th centuries, the first name that comes to mind is - Christopher Columbus.
The Myth of the Punishment of TantalusThe Myth of the Punishment of Tantalus
05 Apr.
Who was Tantalus and by whose will was he punished? Here's what mythology says about this inhabitant of ancient Greece.

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