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  • Assiniboia | Region, Canada

    Assiniboia , western region Canada , named after the Assiniboin Indians and the Assiniboine River , was demarcated as a district in three different forms in the 19th and early 20th centuries. Assiniboia was the official name of the Red River Settlement was created in 1811 by a

  • Great Zimbabwe | History, meaning, culture and facts

    Greater Zimbabwe , extensive stone ruins of an African City from Iron Age . Its in the southeast Zimbabwe , about 30 km southeast of Masvingo (formerly Fort Victoria). The central area of ​​the ruins covers 80 hectares, making Great Zimbabwe the largest of more than 150 great stone

  • Arakan Kingdom of Mrohaung | historical kingdom, Myanmar

    The Arakan Kingdom of Mrohaung to the south Myanmar (Burma), whose longevity (1433–1785) suggests a strong tradition of independence for the Arakan region, a coastal strip the Bay of Bengal, illustrated . King Narameikhla based 1433 a strong, stable kingdom. In 1531, the first Eu

  • Swartkrans | Location, fossils &facts

    Swartkrans , one of three neighboring paleoanthropological sites in South Africa, west of Johannesburg , where important fossil remains of hominins (members of the human lineage) have been found. The remains date from 1.8 to 1 million years ago and include both early Homo styles as well

  • Deira | historical kingdom, england

    Deira , a northern Anglo-Saxon kingdom in Britain, established in the last quarter of the 7th century n . Chr . had been united with its neighbor Bernicia ( see there ) to the kingdom Northumbria . Deira stretched from the Humber to the Tees River. There is a tradition that h

  • Amud | anthropological and archaeological site, Israel

    Amud , paleoanthropological site in Israel, known for its human remains that provide important evidence of Southwest Asias diversification and development Neanderthal see The location is in the Amud Cave overlooking the Amud Gorge (Wādi el ʿAmud) northwest of the Tiberias Lakes (Sea

  • Belgian Congo | History &Facts

    Belgian Congo , French- Belgian Congo , former colony (along with todays Democratic Republic of the Congo ) in Africa, ruled by Belgium from 1908 to 1960. It was set up by the Belgian Parliament to replace the previous private company Congo Free State brought pressure to oversig

  • Hindustan | Country &Facts

    Hindustan (Persian:land of the Indus) also spelled Hindusthan , historically the North Indian subcontinent - as opposed to Deccan , the southern part of the Indian subcontinent. This area can be specifically identified as the basin of the five Punjab rivers and the upper indo-getanian

  • Spanish Main | historical region, South America and Caribbean

    Spanish Main , North Shore South America . The term refers to an area once under Spanish control, roughly between the Isthmus of Panama and the delta of the Orinoco River . The term can also refer to the Caribbean Sea and adjacent Bodies of Water refer , particularly at th

  • Kingdom of Burundi | historical kingdom, East Africa

    Kingdom of Burundi , traditional East African state, now Republic of Burundi . Sometime before the 17th century, the Tutsi , a pastoral people, their dominance over the those living in the region Hutu Farmers. During his reign ( approx. 1675–1705) extended the Mwami (King)

  • Agri Decumates | old region, Germany

    Agri Decumates , in the Ancient Black Forest and the adjacent areas of present-day southwestern Germany between the Rhine, Danube, and Main. The name may indicate an earlier occupation by a 10-canton tribe. The Romans under the Flavian Emperors began 74 n. Chr. With the annexatio

  • Asia | ancient Roman province

    Asia , ancient roman Province , the first and westernmost Roman province in Asia Minor , extending at its greatest extent from the Aegean coast in the west to a point beyond Philomelium (modern Akşehır) to the east and from Sea of ​​Marmara in the north to the strait stretches between

  • Great al-ʿAjjul | archaeological site, Palestine

    Tall al-ʿAjjul , ancient site in the south Palestine , at the mouth of the Ghazzah Wadi south of the city of Gaza (modern Ghazzah). The site, often referred to as ancient Gaza Strip, was excavated between 1930 and 1934 by British archaeologists led by Sir Flinders petrie Although the earlie

  • Cape Colony | British Colony, South Africa

    Cape Colony , British colony, founded in 1806 in todays South Africa . With the founding of the Union of South Africa (1910), the colony became the province of the Cape of Good Hope (also called the Cape Province). See more details see Cape Province . Read more about this topic

  • Annam | Region, Viet Nam

    Annam who ruled France Vietnam or more specifically its central region, known as Trung Ky (Central Administrative Department) in pre-colonial times. The term Annam (Chinese:pacified south) was never officially used by the Vietnamese to describe their country, even during the French colonial p

  • Gaetulia | Region, North Africa

    Gaetulia , an old neighborhood inside North Africa , inhabited by wandering tribes at least in Roman times Gaetuli . The not clearly defined area included the southern slopes of the Atlas Mountains from the Aurès massif west to the Atlantic; to the south it extended to the oases in t

  • Austrian Netherlands | historical province, Europe

    Austrian Netherlands (1713–95), provinces in the southern part of the Netherlands (roughly consisting of the todays Belgium and Luxembourg) covering most of the Spanish Netherlands made out . Britannica Quiz Places in Music How well do you know your musical places? Test you

  • Vijayanagar | historical city and empire, india

    Vijayanagar (Sanskrit:City of Victory), a large ruined city in South India, and also the name of the empire reigned between 1336 and about 1614 first from this city and later from Penukonda (todays southwestern State Andhra Pradesh ) The location of the town on the Tungabhadra River is

  • Duchy of Parma and Piacenza | historical duchy, Italy

    Duchy of Parma and Piacenza , the northern Italian cities Parma and Piacenza with their dependent areas has been from the Pope from the Papal States separated Paul III. In 1545 and made a hereditary duchy for his son, Pier Luigi Farnese (died 1547). It was created by the Farne

  • Ngoyo | historical kingdom, Africa

    Ngoyo , also Ngoy called , former kingdom on the Atlantic coast Africa , north of the Congo , in an area that is now part of the South Cabinda (an exclave Angolas ) and the West Democratic Republic of the Congo . It was circa 15th century from Bantu speaking people.

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