The Bulgarian ruler Samuel, who, like the Greek Alexander, is appropriated today by the people of Skopje, had led the Bulgarian army from success to success, in the war against the Byzantines, establishing, in 997 AD. the First Bulgarian Empire, of which he was named tsar. The emperor of Byzanti
Oscar Wilde (1854 – 1900) was an Irish writer, poet, playwright, and an artist of epigrams (short poetic composition expressing a single satirical thought in a witty way). Oscar Wilde He happened to live in the Victorian Era (Queen Victoria I of the United Kingdom) whose society was governed by
Odin was a deity of Norse religion, being recognized as a supreme being for the Vikings and named the All-Father. Odin was a deity present in Norse religiosity and myths, being the most powerful among the Norse gods and named the All-Father. He was the representative of poetry, death, war, runes, v
Sieges were a common practice for taking over towns or fortifications in the Middle Ages. The siege could last for a long time until the besieged surrendered the square due to lack of water, food or simply because they could not find a way out. But behind a siege there are consequences, for the besi