Discover pivotal events, influential figures, and narratives throughout History that have shaped civilizations and cultures across the globe.
Medieval castles were essentially fortresses and a part of military defensive strategies. They were especially prevalent from the 11th to the 15th centuries.
Henry II of England, his wife Eleanor, and their children, known as the Angevin family, were one of the most fascinating families in medieval Europe.
In the 13th century, the expansion of the Mongol Empire had a profound impact on Europe’s perception of itself and the wider world.
The Mongols were one of the most powerful empires in world history. Why did they fail to defeat the Japanese in the 13th century?
Mongolian tolerance was not based on the idea of religious freedom, but could have been a political maneuver that reflected their own spiritual beliefs.
Since 1840, Napoleon Bonaparte’s remains have found their resting place at the Church of Les Invalides on the southern bank of the River Seine.
During the tragic sinking of the Titanic, certain women emerged as beacons of courage, compassion, and strength, leading efforts to comfort, save, and uplift survivors.
From West Point cadet to president, Ulysses S. Grant led a life full of adventure, a hero to some and a butcher to others.