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10 Oldest Ships in the World Which Have Survived to This Day

list of the 10 oldest ships in the world which have survived to this day without significantly losing their original form. 10.  Gokstad ship 900 CE The Gokstad...

10 Legendary Historical Swords That Actually Exist

1. The Sword of Saint Galgano One night the Archangel Michael appeared in a dream to Sir Galgano and beckoned to him to follow, for the Archangel...

Attila, the Hun (“The Scourge of God”) – King of the Huns

Attila the Hun Born about 400, Attila succeeded a series of Hunnish chieftains of varying degrees of ferocity and efficiency. Attila ruled jointly over the...

Michael VIII – Founder of the Last Byzantine Dynasty

Michael VIII (1261-1282) was Byzantine emperor, an ambitious and unscrupulous usurper, he founded Byzantium's last dynasty. Belonging to one of the most powerful Byzantine...

25 Interesting Facts About the Byzantine Emperors

The Byzantine Emperors ruled for a thousand years during the darkest days of Western Europe, but much of their history remains below the radar...

10 Things You May Not Know About The Byzantine Empire

The Byzantine Empire was the remainder of the Roman Empire during late antiquity and the Middle Ages. Here are some things you may not know...

How Long Did it Take to Make a Sword in the Medieval Times?

Medieval Times are 1,000 years in length. During this time technology changed, which is one reason why at the beginning of this age you...

Norman Kings of England: William I the Conqueror – The Norman Conquest

William I (the Conqueror), a man of medium height, corpulent, choleric, but majestic in person and a great soldier, governor, centralizer, legislator, innovator. Speedy submission...

The Capetian Kings of France: Philip I, Louis VI and Louis VII

PHILIP I the Amorous PHILIP I, enormously fat but active and vigorous; excommunicated and unpopular with the clergy as the result of an adulterous marriage (1092)...

The History of Buddhist Councils

After the death of Gautama Buddha (483 b.c.e.), monks and scholars concerned with practicing the lessons he taught met several times at formal councils...

The Biggest Genocide, Ethnic Cleansing and Mass Ethnic Persecution by Death Toll

10. Native American Genocide 1492 - onward (500 years) The determination of whether a historical event should be considered genocide can be a matter of scholarly...

Top 10 Holy Military Оrders – The Strongest and Most Influential Orders

10. The Order of Saint Lazarus of Jerusalem The Order of Saint Lazarus of Jerusalem was a Catholic military order founded by crusaders around 1119 at a...

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