Vicar at Chartres, he owes his fame to his pamphlet written at the beginning of the Revolution summarizing the aspirations of the Third State (“What is the Third Estate? Everything!...”). He becomes deputy to the States-General. Co-editor of the Tennis Court oath, co-founder of the Jacobins club (wh
Berber queen of the 4th century, Tin Hinan is considered by the noble Tuaregs of Hoggar (in Algeria) as their mother founder. It is known mainly through oral tradition, with sometimes contradictory versions that leave a great deal of mystery. The one who comes from afar Oral tradition says she i
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,
Humanist, scholar and scholar, Jacquette de Montbron (1542 – 1598) is the only known female architect in France during the Renaissance. From marriage to widowhood Jacquette de Montbron was born in 1542 in Angoumois, a former French province corresponding to the center of the current department o