Looking at the history of Britain, it can be said that there are few dark princes and tyrants in exchange for having few famous princes compared to the Chinese and Roman Empires. It may be that the kings power was not so strong because the parliament was developing. In England, there was a parli
The Mints (sikka , Arabic word meaning die) were the Mint Houses of the different Taifa kingdoms (Muslim kingdoms that emerged after the abolition of the Caliphate in 1031 and later with the collapse of the Almoravid and Alhomade empires). Each one of the Taifa kinglets minted their own currency as
Belatedly, as unfortunately we recently discovered it, we have seen the completion by the Naval History Service (NAS) of an effort that makes available to every internet user the history of the Branch as it is recorded through its tens of thousands of pages Nautical Inspection. Specifically, on t
An unfamiliar person in Japan, he is one of the heroes who saved Rome on the verge of extinction with Marcus Claudius Markels, who was called the Italian sword. This time, lets take a look at Fabius Maximus, who was called the shield of Italy! Born in the prestigious Fabius family There are se