Jean Calvin studied literature and philosophy in Paris, law in Orléans and Bourges, then Hebrew, Greek and theology again in Paris. Coming from a humanist background, he adhered to the Reformation in 1533. Following the Affair of the Placards in 1534, during which Protestants plastered writings atta
Rao Jodha included Merta, Phalodi, Pokaran, Bhadrajoon, Sojat, Jaitaran, Siwana, Shiva, Nagaur and some parts of Godwar region located under the state of Mewar, etc. Never before had such a large kingdom been under the authority of the Siha dynasty. Jodha tried to annex the area up to Hisar in the n
Tamar (Georgian:თამარი), Thamar or Tamara (1160 – 1213) ruled Georgia for 29 years. Called “Tamar the King” at the time, she is considered the most famous of the country’s monarchs. The influence of his aunt Rousoudan Tamar is the eldest daughter of Bourdoukhan, daughter of the King of Ossetia,
Gerbert became the first French pope in 999 under the name of Sylvester II. Gerbert is also a great scholar and a major political actor. His life is known to us through his numerous letters. He discovered the quadrivium, the four sciences of the time:arithmetic, geometry, music and astronomy. His sc