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History Wonders 
India is an ancient civilization. It has rich historical monuments. Impact of Hinduism, Buddhism, Islam and Christian religion can be seen on the historical monuments. Tourists often limit themselves to Delhi, Agra and Jaipur but these are only tips of iceberg. Real historical heritage lies in other parts of India. 1. AJATSHATRU FORT | RAJGIR … Read more
China is an ancient civilization. Buddhism has great impact on China and it is reflected in several historical monuments there. Thankfully, Communist China has not destroyed Buddhist heritage. 1. TERRACOTTA ARMY |LINTONG | 246-208 BC The Terracotta Army is a vast collection (over 8,000 soldiers, 130 chariots, 670 horses ) of life-sized clay soldiers, horses, … Read more
Türkiye has rich historical heritage. Several empires including the Persian Empire, Roman Empire, Byzantine Empire and Ottoman Empire have influenced the heritage of Türkiye. It is a must visit country anybody interested in historical heritage. 1. TEMPLE OF ARTEMIS | EPHESUS | 550 BC The Temple of Artemis was a Greek Temple located in Ephesus. … Read more
France is a country which has contributed to modern democratic ideas like equality and liberty. In ancient times France was under influence of Roman Empire, whose impact are seen on several monuments. Impact of renaissance is also seen on several monuments. 1. ARLES AMPHITHEATRE | ARLES | 90 AD The Arles Amphitheatre is a well-preserved historical monument … Read more
If Italy was centre of civilization of ancient Europe, England was the centre in modern times. Britain created largest empire wherein sun never used to set. If you visit Britain, you must visit the following historical monuments. 1. STONEHENGE | SALISBURY PLAIN | 3000 Stonehenge is a prehistoric stone circle monument on Salisbury Plain in … Read more
Italy has one of the richest historical heritages in Europe. Rome was capital of vast Roman empire for more than 300 years from 27 BC to 286 AD. Other cities of Italy like Milan and Ravenna also served capitals of Western Roman Empire. During Renaissance , Italy recovered its lost pride and several monument were … Read more
Judaism is one of the oldest religions in the world. The influence of Judaism can be seen on both Christianity and Islam. Because of their similarities, these religions are often called Abrahamic religions. All these religions consider Abraham to be a prophet and believe in monotheism, the belief in one God. Certain texts and traditions … Read more
The civilization of Iran is as ancient as the civilization of India. Iran was historically known as Persia and has been the centre of several great civilizations. In ancient times the people of Iran followed Zoroastrianism, whose sacred text is the Avesta (commonly called Zend Avesta), which is considered as ancient as the Rigveda of … Read more
The invasions of India by the Turks and the Afghans were often marked by violence and plunder. However, the invasions of the Mongols were considered even more destructive. Mongol campaigns across Asia and Europe caused immense devastation, and their armies killed millions of people regardless of religion. The most famous Mongol leader was Genghis Khan, … Read more
Aurangzeb ruled the Mughal Empire for nearly forty-nine years and died in 1707. At the time of his death, he had three surviving sons—Azam Shah, Kam Bakhsh, and Muazzam. Muazzam was serving as the governor of Kabul, Azam Shah was the governor of Gujarat, and Kam Bakhsh governed Bijapur. Aurangzeb himself had ascended the throne … Read more