Ancient Greece is often considered the cradle of Western civilization and is the birthplace of democracy, philosophy, and many cultural achievements that continue to influence the modern world.
How many people in Japan have heard of a person named Numa? I dont know the name recognition in the world, but it is no exaggeration to say that there are few people who know it in Japan. But when I looked it up, this person was quite an excellent person. So this time, the story of Numa Pompil
The Choctaws , a Native American people located in the southeastern United States in present-day Mississippi Territory, were the first people to experience forced removal, dressed in friendly agreement, to Indian reservations. In 1830, the US Congress passed the Treaty of Dancing Rabbit Creek , a pe
The Achaean Commonwealth developed into a great power in Greece from the 3rd century BC. Its army, under good command, proved relatively adequate in intra-Hellenic conflicts, but was unable to withstand the mighty Roman war machine. The army of the Achaean Commonwealth initially consisted of divisio
Emperor Theodosius is an emperor that always appears in all world history textbooks. It is because he is the person who indoctrinates Christianity in the Roman Empire and has his successor succeed to Rome, which is divided into east and west. What kind of person was Theodosius I? Lets take a c