Tuesday, October 13, 2026

Category: History

World history, mythology and Turkic history knowledge

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History

The House of Slaves: Memory and Mourning on Gorée Island

A short boat ride from the city of Dakar, off the coast of Senegal, lies a small and beautiful island whose name has become synonymous with one of the greatest

History

The Imperial Citadel of Thang Long: A Thousand Years of Power

Some places hold a few centuries of history; the Imperial Citadel of Thang Long holds a thousand years. In the heart of Hanoi, the capital of Vietnam, this great walled

History

The Imperial City of Hue: Vietnam’s Citadel on the Perfume River

Some places hold both the glory and the tragedy of a nation within their walls, and the Imperial City of Hue is one of them. Spread along the banks of

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The Imperial City of Hue: Vietnam’s Walled Royal Heart

Walk across the wide stone bridge toward the Meridian Gate of Hue, and you feel the temperature of history drop a little. The moat is still, the citadel walls stretch

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The Imperial Palace of Sao Cristovao: Brazil’s Emperors and the Quinta da Boa Vista

In a great park in the city of Rio de Janeiro stands a palace with a history unlike any other in the Americas. The Imperial Palace of Sao Cristovao, set

A steam engine and factory
History

The Industrial Revolution: How Britain Built the Modern World

For almost the whole of human history, the vast majority of people lived much as their great-grandparents had. They worked the land or worked with their hands, they travelled no

History

The Kraton of Surakarta: The Senior Court of Central Java

In the Javanese city of Solo, formally known as Surakarta, behind high walls washed a distinctive pale blue, lies one of the two great royal courts of central Java. The

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The Kraton of Yogyakarta: Inside Java’s Living Royal Court

In the heart of the Javanese city of Yogyakarta, behind walls that enclose a whole royal quarter, lies one of the last living palaces of a reigning monarch in the

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The Kyoto Imperial Palace: A Thousand Years of Japan’s Emperors

In the heart of the old capital of Japan, surrounded by a vast walled park, stands a palace of quiet and profound dignity. The Kyoto Imperial Palace, known in Japanese

Dispilio Neolithic Settlement by Hristina Savvatianou
History

The Lakeside Village Whose Mud Preserved a 7,000-Year-Old Mystery: The Story of Dispilio

On a lake in northern Greece, waterlogged mud preserved a Neolithic village, and a wooden tablet that may bear some of the world’s oldest signs.