Monday, October 12, 2026

Category: History

World history, mythology and Turkic history knowledge

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Double Mouthed Bend Handled Depiction

These descriptions used in the Ottoman Sailor and Janissary sanjaks have different interpretations. There is a common point where they meet; The first is the analogy with the forked-headed sword

Dover Castle sprawling across the cliffs above the English Channel, long called the Key to England
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Dover Castle: The Key to England on the White Cliffs

Stand on the battlements of Dover Castle on a clear day and you can see France. That single fact explains almost everything about the place. For two thousand years, this

The great grassy mound of Dowth rising above the Boyne farmland
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Dowth: The Forgotten Third Mound of Ireland’s Boyne Valley

Overshadowed by Newgrange, the 5,000-year-old passage tomb of Dowth is just as ancient and just as mysterious — a brooding mound that still guards its secrets.

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Drottningholm Palace: Sweden’s Enchanted Royal Versailles

On a green island in the waters west of Stockholm stands the most beautiful royal palace in Sweden, a serene baroque masterpiece so graceful that it has earned the nickname

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Drottningholm, the Versailles of the North

A queen’s Baroque palace on an island near Stockholm, Drottningholm survives complete with its gardens, Chinese pavilion, and unique court theatre.

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Drottningholm: The Versailles of the North

On a green island in a lake just west of Stockholm stands one of the loveliest royal palaces in all of Europe, a place where the grandeur of the French

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Dublin Castle: From Seat of Rule to Heart of a Free Ireland

In the heart of Dublin, on a site that has been a centre of power since the earliest days of the city, stands a complex of towers, courtyards, and grand

The great courtyard of Dublin Castle
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Dublin Castle: The Fortress That Ruled Ireland

Most castles are content to guard one town or one stretch of coast. Dublin Castle set out to rule a whole country. For the better part of seven hundred years

Dunnottar Castle on its sheer sea-girt rock, one of the most dramatically sited fortresses in Britain
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Dunnottar Castle: The Clifftop Fortress That Saved Scotland’s Crown

Some castles impress you. Dunnottar stops you in your tracks. Perched on the flat top of a great rock that juts out into the North Sea, all but severed from

The ruins of Dura-Europos on a bluff above the Euphrates in eastern Syria.
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Dura-Europos: The Desert Pompeii Where a Synagogue and the First Church Stood Side by Side

On a bluff above the Euphrates River in eastern Syria stood Dura-Europos, a frontier city so well preserved by the desert sand that it has been called the Pompeii of