Monday, October 12, 2026

Category: History

World history, mythology and Turkic history knowledge

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The Epic Of Gilgamesh – 7

Searching for Infinity Gilgames threw himself into the dirt. Nobody would see the cry anymore, and nobody would hear the screams of his heart. In this pain, on the one

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The Epic Of Gilgamesh – 8

Flood I am embarrassed, “Gilgames, this is a great secret. But since you came here with such troubles , I will explain that secret to you, listen to me carefully!”

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The Epic Of Gilgamesh – 9

THE DISCOVERY OF THE GILGAMES EPIC The year is 1872. An Englishman named Messer Shmit at the Royal Academy of London said at his lecture that among the cuneiform tablets

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The Forbidden City: Five Centuries of Emperors at the Heart of Beijing

At the very center of Beijing, ringed by a wide moat and walls of deep red, lies a city within a city, a vast complex of golden-roofed halls and quiet

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The Forbidden City: The Sacred Heart of Imperial China

There is no other place on earth quite like the Forbidden City. For nearly five centuries it was the most secret and exclusive spot in the world, the sealed heart

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The Fortress of Louisbourg: The French Stronghold Destroyed and Reborn

On a windswept, fog-shrouded shore of Cape Breton Island, at the far eastern edge of Canada, stands one of the most extraordinary historical sites in North America. The Fortress of

A Renaissance French king
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The French Wars of Religion and the Peace That Followed

There is a grim phrase associated with the man who finally ended France’s religious wars: “Paris is well worth a Mass.” Whether King Henry IV actually said it or not,

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The Georgian Palace That Guards a Death Mask of Napoleon

In the lush, subtropical lowlands of western Georgia, where the region of Samegrelo, historically known as Mingrelia, stretches toward the Black Sea, the town of Zugdidi holds a treasure that

A Dutch sailing fleet
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The Glorious Revolution of 1688: How England Changed Kings Without a War

Most revolutions are written in blood. The one that reshaped England in 1688 was, by the standards of such things, astonishingly quiet — so quiet that its winners proudly named

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The Golestan Palace: Tehran’s Rose Garden of Mirrors and Qajar Splendor

In the bustling heart of Tehran, hidden behind walls that shut out the noise of the modern city, lies a complex of palaces so dazzling that it seems to belong