Jan Kazimierz Waza Jan Kazimierz Waza (1609-1672) - Polish elected king and Lithuanian Grand Duke of the Vasa dynasty, son of Zygmunt III. In his youth, he was a prisoner of Cardinal Richelieu and spent two years in a French fortress, on suspicion of espionage. He briefly entered the Jesuit orde
Deputy to the Convention (Mountain), sent on a mission to Lyon, he repressed anti-republican revolts and ensured the dechristianization of the region. Fouché is one of the main ministers with Talleyrand of the Consulate and the Empire. A schemer without scruples, he was until his disgrace in 1809, t
Short biography - Paul Verlaine (1844-1896) remains in the pantheon of French poets of the 19th century, as one of the most remarkable both for his work imbued with musicality, and for his destiny marked with the seal of passion and tragedy. His existence will be lastingly marked by his meeting with
Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh was a scholar of high order. Along with Sanskrit and Persian languages, he was also proficient in mathematics, geometry, astronomy and astrology. He gave shelter to many scholars. He brought many eminent scholars from places like Maharashtra, Telangana and Banaras to Jaipur