Charlemagne

@Doxer · 3 years ago

"CHARLEMAGNE" means Charles the great in French". The only thing is that they had already called him "the Great" in his lifetime. Why? For his military achievements, empire building, political skill...

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@ceky321 · 2 years ago

Charlemagne - The Unifier of Europe

Charlemagne was the king of Italy, and then the first emperor of the Frankish Empire and the first emperor of Western Europe. He was the son of Pippin the Little, the first ruler of the Carolingian...

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@Plint · 2 years ago

If I Could Be Charlemagne

Well if I could be Charlemagne I would! I love this weeks weekend engagement, because I could be anyone I wanted to be. As a historian that is the stuff we dream of! And who wouldn't want to be Charl...

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@Pablo · 3 years ago

Kodi Charlemagne Anali wamkulu Bwanji?

"CHARLEMAGNE" ndi Chifalansa chotchedwa "Charles Great." Mwapadera amatchedwa "Wamkulu" ngakhale nthawi ya moyo wake. Chifukwa chiyani? Chifukwa chakugonjetsa kwake kunkhondo, nyumba yake yachifumu,...

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@ceky321 · 2 years ago

Harun al-Rashid - a powerful Islamic ruler

While the West declined following the collapse of the Roman Empire, a new Arab civilization arose to the east, reaching an early peak in Baghdad under the caliph Harun al-Rashid. Harun is the legendar...

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@lady077 · 3 years ago

Calligraphy

Calligraphy combines art and writing because its goal is to give art form in letters through a certain style of writing, so below read everything about it - how, where and why it was created, all the...

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@Mictorrani · 3 years ago

La Tricolore: What is the Origin of Its Colours and Design?

A common pattern of a large number of flags in the world is three coloured vertical or horizontal bands. Strictly, three bands are a revolutionary symbol, a symbol of republic, although there are exam...

7 likes · 1 comments · History, Myths, Legends & Mysteries (be45)

@Mictorrani · 2 years ago

The Peculiar Diversity of Europe

I have previously published The Borders of Europe ; let's take a look at another aspect of this peculiar part of the world: its diversity. In my opinion, this diversity is, or was, what made Europe e...

23 likes · 15 comments · History, Myths, Legends & Mysteries (be45)

@TheSiam · 3 years ago

Thousands Of Years From Now

Yes, thousands of years from now men will fly on wings of steam through the air, across the ocean. The young inhabitants of America will visit old Europe. They will come to see the monuments and the...

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@Sujana · 3 years ago

Keep Calm And Think About Sectarianism

INTRODUCTION..... Spanish peoples has been historically very exogamic, and one of the strong points of this was in the middle ages. Spain, being the second most important region in the roman empire...

1 likes · 0 comments · Memories of friendship (fb30)

@Mictorrani · 2 years ago

Fenugreek, Lactation & Male Libido

Fenugreek ( Trigonella foenum-graecum ) has been used for millennia. Seeds have been found in tombs from Old Egypt and in Mesopotamia, the latter dated to about 4000 BC. The word “fenugreek”, means G...

8 likes · 4 comments · The Mechanisms of Health (d52e)

@dexter · 3 years ago

The Feudal Age, Knights, and Crusades

The later Middle Ages from the 9th to the 13th century saw the Feudal Ages, the rise of the Knights, and the coming of the Crusades. Its main features included the period of feudalism and chivalry, wh...

3 likes · 0 comments · Philippines History (e6e2)

@YpRoss · 3 years ago

The road from Rome

For an empire that collapsed more than 1,500 years ago, ancient Rome maintains a powerful presence. About 1 billion people speak languages derived from Latin; Roman law shapes modern norms; and Roman...

1 likes · 1 comments · History, Myths, Legends & Mysteries (be45)

@Mictorrani · 1 year ago

Quizzes & Puzzles 35

Some new problems with which to exercise the brain. But first a look at answers and solutions to Quizzes & Puzzles 34 . New problems below the image (cartoon). Answer to Quiz 34:1 Where did they...

4 likes · 0 comments · Mind, Perception & Thought (c7a5)

@Bjorn · 2 years ago

I Wish It Was Crypto Coins

Let me share with you a dream. I am hesitant to post it here for today’s topic because it may be of less importance. However the dream was still clear so I wrote it down effortlessly while having my...

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@onlymythoughts · 3 years ago

Bitcoin and the Dollar

Bitcoin vs. the Dollar: What’s the history of the Dollar? Bitcoin is a cryptocurrency, which began officially on 3 January 2009. The dollar is much older. The United States, as we know, broke free...

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@madlife · 3 years ago

Weighty words

Hi everyone I'll be sharing today a meaning of words, the history of it, where it discovered and lot more I hope you like it thanks Acre An acre describes an area of land and comes from the old En...

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@Amelia2 · 3 years ago

Civilization

Two great centuries of civilization under the Roman empire were rome itself in the west and Byzantium in the east. The arts had Reached Supreme heights in the first century B.C. But when Rome fell t...

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@Mictorrani · 3 years ago

Pontifex Maximus & The Imperial Purple of Rome

The Imperial Purple of Rome Purple is now made synthetically, but the original source was a gastropod, Murex brandaris, which has a shell with many spines and a gland secreting a purple dye. This was...

7 likes · 1 comments · History, Myths, Legends & Mysteries (be45)

@CX29 · 3 years ago

Amazing Facts.

Did you know...? Socrates was one of the wisest men in Greece. He can became famous for asking questions about almost everything. Alexander the Great was one of the most famous generals in history....

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