The famous photograph of the American president Abraham Lincoln from 1860 had a "little" trick (apparently he was not supposed to pose very well).
A photograph of southern politician John Calhoun was used and he swapped his head for Abraham Lincoln's.
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Menabé , historical kingdom of Sakalava People of the Southwest Madagascar , located roughly between the Mangoky and Manambalo rivers. It was founded by King in the 17th century Andriandahifotsy (d. 1685) who led a major Sakalava migration into the area from the southern tip of Madagascar
Brabantes , feudal duchy that arose after the decline and collapse of the Frankish-Carolingian Empire in the mid-ninth century. Based in Louvain (now Leuven) and Brussels, it was a division of the former Duchy of Lower Lorraine, which in the 11th century split into Brabant, Luxembourg, Hainault,
Samaria , Hebrew Shomron , the central region of ancient Palestine. Samaria stretches 40 miles north to south and 35 miles east to west. It is bounded on the north by Galilee and on the south by Judea; in the west it was Mediterranean and to the east of the Jordan . The mountain
Satsuma , Japanese feudal domain ( Han ) in southern Kyushu, is known for its role in the Modernization Japans . Satsuma (part of todays Prefecture Kagoshima ) became from the late 12th century to Meiji Restoration 1868 from the Shimazu family governs. In 1609 the family