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Ewa
Ewa as her name implies, she was renowned throughout the region for her extraordinary beauty and her unwavering belief that beauty was the key to happiness. Ewa cherished her reflection, and her appearance was her greatest source of pride.
By fasasi adedayo2 years ago in History
The Key to the Enchanted Forest. Content Warning.
In a charming village nestled at the edge of a deep, mysterious forest, there lived a young girl named Eliza. Her heart was filled with a love for nature and a boundless curiosity about the secrets that lay hidden in the ancient woods. Her dreams were woven with stories of the Enchanted Forest, a place rumored to hold unimaginable wonders.
By Eddie Sayoo2 years ago in History
The Discovery of the Ancient Scroll. Content Warning.
Once upon a time in a bustling city named Aleria, there lived a young historian named Maya. She had always been fascinated by the history of her land, and her dream was to uncover hidden stories from the past. Her opportunity came when she was granted access to the city's oldest library, the Grand Archive.
By Eddie Sayoo2 years ago in History
Black weapon
Gunpowder was invented in China during the 9th century.[21][22][23] The first firearm was the fire lance, which appeared in China between the 10–12th centuries.[24][25][26] It was depicted in a silk painting dated to the mid-10th but textual evidence of its use does not appear until 1132, describing the siege of De'an.[24] It consisted of a bamboo tube of gunpowder tied to a spear or other polearm. By the late 1100s, ingredients such as pieces of shrapnel like porcelain shards or small iron pellets were added to the tube so that they would be blown out with the gunpowder.[27] It was relatively short ranged and had a range of roughly 3 meters by the early 13th century.[28] This fire lance is considered by some historians to be a "proto-gun" because its projectiles did not occlude the barrel.[15] There was also another "proto-gun" called the eruptor, according to Joseph Needham, which did not have a lance but still did not shoot projectiles which occluded the barrel.[16]
By Promise2 years ago in History
The Gift of Unity in Ancient Nalanda. Content Warning.
In the ancient land of Nalanda, where lush green fields stretched to the horizon and wisdom flourished like the flowers in spring, there existed a renowned center of learning. This institution, known as Nalanda University, was a sanctuary of knowledge where scholars from across the world gathered to seek wisdom and understanding.
By Eddie Sayoo2 years ago in History
Click here to enter in the Most famous two mysteries..!!
The world is full of mysteries and amazing news awaits for us to explore it. Each of us thought was different about reading the mystery occurs in our history. In the world, the ancient people created different things according to their knowledge. In this article you're going to explore two more mystery things which you can pass your time in seonds.
By Mohamed aashik2 years ago in History
Unraveling the Complexities of Coup d'État in West Africa
Coup d'État, a French term meaning "blow of state," refers to the sudden overthrow of a government by a faction within the existing power structure, typically carried out by military forces or other dissident groups. This phenomenon has been a recurrent occurrence throughout history and continues to shape the political landscape of various regions. In recent years, West Africa has witnessed its fair share of coup d'État, a phenomenon deeply embedded in the region's complex historical, social, and political dynamics.
By Victor Godspower2 years ago in History
DANKAWA
"Dankawa: The Eternal Quest" In a distant land shrouded in mystery and magic, there existed a legend that was whispered among the winds and sung by the stars. The legend of Dankawa spoke of a hidden realm beyond the veil of reality, a place where dreams and reality converged, and where the heart's deepest desires could be realized. But to find this realm, one had to embark on a perilous journey that would test their courage, wisdom, and resilience.
By Chibuike isaacs 2 years ago in History
The Story of Change and Continuity
The Anglo-Saxon era was a time of great change and innovation for England. It was in this period that England emerged as a unified nation with a distinct identity and culture. The Anglo-Saxon era spanned from 449 to 1066 AD, and it witnessed the development of the English language, literature, and law.
By Humyra Anjum Maliha2 years ago in History
Title: The Change and Appulse of Computers: Abstraction Our Agenda World
Introduction In a apple apprenticed by technology, the computer stands as one of the best transformative inventions in animal history. From its apprehensive ancestry as room-filling behemoths to the glassy and able accessories that fit in our pockets today, computers accept revolutionized the way we live, work, communicate, and alike think. This commodity explores the evolution, impact, and approaching of computers, highlighting their cardinal role in abstraction our agenda world.
By sutharsan2 years ago in History
The holy bible
Certainly! The Holy Bible is a collection of religious texts and scriptures central to Christianity. It is divided into two main sections:
By Jessica Nwogu2 years ago in History
Worlds Major Religions
Throughout history and across all cultures, humans have pondered the fundamental questions of existence: where did we come from, what is our place in the world, and what happens to us after we die? In response to these eternal mysteries, religions have emerged as systems of belief that have evolved over time. Driven by the conviction that some questions can only be answered through faith and an intuition that there is something greater than ourselves, religions offer a framework for understanding the world and our place in it.
By Kaviraj 2 years ago in History