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(Assassination of King Tutankhamen)  He lived Tutankhamun in his childhood in Akhitt Aten, and currently located in Tel el-Amarna in Minia Governorate, a new capital founded by King Akhenaten instead of the capital good in Luxor, which he had been living his enemies priesthood of Amun, and lived Tutankhamun throughout the period of his youth in the northern palace in the new capital , did not imagine the little boy that he would leave this city, so the state began considering building the tomb of him, and when he was a boy the age of nine-year-old married the daughter of King Akhenaten third, a Princess Ankh SN Ba Aten, and was older than the age of about four years, and in the the same year, Tutankhamun was crowned King of Egypt, and became the ruling No. 12 among the kings of the Eighteenth Dynasty.  This was not the boy's eligible to rule Egypt, but Fate put him in this predicament early, so the rule of Egypt nominally, but were the amounts of actual power in the...

ARMENIA: EL PRIMER PUEBLO EN ABRAZAR EL CRISTIANISMO Según los escasos datos históricos, el cristianismo en Armenia fue predicado por dos de los discípulos de Jesús, los apóstoles Tadeo y Bartolomé, quienes fueron martirizados y considerados como los primeros Iluminadores de Armenia y los fundadores de su Iglesia que, por ello, se llama Iglesia Apostólica.  La historia de la adopción del cristianismo nos ha llegado, fundamentalmente, gracias al cronista Agatangueghós. Según  éste, el príncipe arsácida Anak, padre de Gregorio el Iluminador, por orden del rey persa Artashir, se trasladó a Armenia para asesinar al rey Cosroes. Después de dos años en la corte armenia, cumplió su plan nefasto y, cuando intentaba huir a Persia, fue asesinado junto con su familia por los príncipes armenios. Solo se salvó Gregorio que fue trasladado a Cesarea donde recibió instrucción cristiana. En el 287, cuando Tiridates, el hijo de Cosroes, llegó a Armenia para subir al trono apoyado por las trop...

Patallacta Ruins on the Inca trail, Peru  Patallaqta (Quechua pata elevated place / above, at the top / edge, bank (of a river), shore, llaqta place (village, town, city, country, nation),[1] "settlement on a platform"[2] pronounced "pahta- yakta", hispanicized spelling Patallacta), Llaqtapata (Llactapata)[3] or Q'inti Marka (Quechua q'inti hummingbird, marka village, "hummingbird village", also spelled 'Q'ente Marka') is an archaeological site in Peru located in the Cusco Region, Urubamba Province, Machupicchu District. It is situated southeast of the site Machu Picchu, at the confluence of the rivers Kusichaka and Willkanuta on a mountain named Patallaqta.[4] On his way to discover Machu Picchu (at: 13°13′57″S 72°25′30″W) Hiram Bingham, discoverer of Machu Picchu and many other Incan sites, passed Patallaqta,[5] sometimes given the name of Llaqtapata as evidenced by the photograph of a sign from a check-point along the Inca trail.[6...

Mysterious Structures in Azraq -Jordan Is it natural? Or man made? A snake like large wheel-shaped made of stone that date back at least 2,000 years. These structures are often found on lava fields. These wheels stretch from Syria to Saudi Arabia, can be seen from the air but not the ground, and are virtually unknown to the public. What Archaeologists say about these wheels: Archaeologists used to believe that the Azraq Oasis wheels were used as a cemetery, although that is now in doubt. Kennedy’s Theory: Dating the wheels is difficult, since they appear to be prehistoric, but could date to as recently as 2,000 years ago. The researchers have noted that the wheels are often found on top of kites, which date as far back as 9,000 years, but never vice versa. "That suggests that wheels are more recent than the kites," Amelia Sparavigna theory:, a physics professor at Politecnico di Torino in Italy, told Live Science in an email that she agrees these structures can be referred ...

Mysteries of the ancient world, the medieval town Žrnov, Serbia On top of Avala, where he now is a monument of the Unknown Soldier, formerly located medieval fortress and the ancient city Žrnov. According to legend, the city was the seat of Porča of Avala. There are discovered remains of the Celtic culture and their settlement, the Romans were in the same place where their fort, whence are they control access *Singidunum, but also to protect their mines on the slopes of Aval a. Our ancestors are in this place, in the Middle Ages, built a fort. Later, in 1442. are is occupied the Ottomans, and then is further expanded since it was located on an important place for the defense, but is with the fall of Belgrade in 1521. Žrnov lost its strategic importance. King of Yugoslavia Aleksandar Karadjordjevic in 1934. is decided to dynamite destroy this fort and in its place erect a monument to the Unknown Soldier, from famous Croatian author Ivan Mestrovic. Reasons for demolition have not been ...

Pharaonic monuments in the city of oases  Rich oases (Siwa and Dakhla and Kharga and Farafra and Bahariya) many of the Pharaonic monuments scattered in Anhaúha including:  The effects of Siwa  In this city come to a few, but in the beauty and splendor of the magnificent landscapes  In the coming period, I wish I could come to those who want to watch the nature of the right  Temple of Amon - Amon structure - City Acrobliss and classes - Eye of the Sun - the dead Almasirin Mount - Mount Aldror - Sultan House - Roman Palace - the effects of Korast  Temple of Amon Jonbar third-Alagormy  In the eastern side of the Siwa Oasis is a town built over Alagormy a pretty high rock fortress-like and honorable views of the parties and the neighboring court and completely characterized by the presence of remnants of Siwa from the effects of the Temple of Amun.  After the visitor passes from the gate fortified entrance is difficult and, after traversing some bas...