As Indias independence was approaching, an atmosphere of mistrust was building all around in India. Jinnah and the Muslim League distrusted the Congress and the Congress distrusted Viceroy Wavell. The Viceroy had distrust in the Government of England and Prime Minister Attlee did not trust the Vicer
Son of Hedwig of Saxony, niece of Otton 1st, and of Hugh the Great, Frank Hugh is nicknamed Capet, in reference to the mantle of Saint Martin preserved in the abbey of the same name where he was a lay abbot (i.e. say a layman running an abbey). Supported by the Archbishop of Reims, Adalbéron, he was
After ruling the state for twenty years, that is, around 1742 AD, the light of the eyes of Raja Badan Singh started decreasing. Therefore, he handed over the rights of state expansion, military organization and political negotiations to his eldest son Surajmal and himself started making internal man
Short biography - Jean de La Fontaine (1621-1695) was a 17th century French writer. He wrote the very famous Fables, inherited from oral tradition and from the Greek fabulist Aesop. He shows a great mastery of the French language and verse. He was also the author of Tales, Poems, Comedies, Epistle