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The History of the Roman EmpireIn 476, a German soldier managed to get rid of the last emperor of The Western Roman Empire. The end of the Eastern Roman Empire came in 1453 when it was conquered by the Ottoman Empire....
Assyria - the First World EmpireEven though their empire was destroyed more than 2000 years ago, the Assyrians survived. In the 5th century they embraced Christianity....
The History of the Ottoman EmpireBecause of the empire, the older Eastern Roman Empire with its center Constantinople disappeared forever, and the course of the historical development of its neighbors was totally changed....The Greatest Empires in HistoryThe Roman Empire
The Roman Empire is the ideal of empire for the Western world. But its importance is not a product of Western bias: the Roman Empire was indeed one of the largest in history.... The Life of the Ancient RomansAnother interesting fact about the Romans is that there were also travelers in the Roman Empire, but they were mainly merchants, soldiers, doctors and artists.... The Greatest Warrior Women, who Crushed EmpiresIn the year 60 AD, she led an uprising against the Roman Empire, killing 70 000 Romans with her army in vicious battle. The insurrection (60 - 61 AD) was eventually quelled and Boudica committed suicide.... The ancient Persians used chemical weaponsBritish archaeologist Simon James from the City University of Leicester has found that even in the third century AD, an army of the Persian Empire had used poisonous gas during the siege of the ancient Roman town Dura, located... The Destruction of CarthageUnder the Byzantines, Carthage flourished through trade and as a major source of grain for the Eastern Roman Empire (the Western Roman Empire fell around AD 476).... The History of Octavian AugustusHe himself presides over all public offices in the empire. Directing public life in this way, he practically obtained absolute power over the lives of the people and over the entire Roman Empire.... The History of CarthageGradually its former glory was restored and the Roman city became the fourth most important in the Roman Empire after Rome, Alexandria and Antioch, becoming the capital of the first non-European Roman province - Africa.... The Story of HannibalThe Empire retaliates with supremacy in terms of people and resources. The Romans decided to take away Hannibal's allies one by one. In 2011 BC Hr. His main Italian ally, the city of Capua in Campania, was conquered.... The Conspiracy of CatilineThe decisive battle was held just several days later and despite Catiline rallying an army of roughly 10 000, they were unable to overthrow the Roman Empire.... The History of the HunsHe thought that if he married her, he would have power over half the Western Roman Empire.
In the end, the marriage did not take place, because she failed to persuade her brother and he forced her to marry the Roman.... 
Persian Empire Rise and Fall
The Roman Emperors - Rise and Fall
The History of the Ottoman Empire
Cyrus the Great and the Persian Empire
The Greatest Empires in History
The History and Empire of Alexander the Great
The Life of the Ancient Romans
The Greatest Warrior Women, who Crushed Empires
The Epic Battles That Ended Entire Empires
The Romans Celebrated Saturnalia the Week Before Christmas
The Rise and Fall of Ancient Rome
Gigantic Reptiles Ruled the Skies of Romania 70 Million Years Ago
The Vestal Virgins - the Most Powerful Women in Antiquity
The Destruction of Carthage
The History of Octavian Augustus
The History of Carthage
The Story of Hannibal
The Conspiracy of Catiline
The History of the Huns
