A panoramic exploration of World History and the civilizations, events, cultures, and figures that collectively shaped our world.
Storming in from North Africa, the Moors conquered Spain from 711 CE on. Their 700-year rule of Iberia would profoundly influence Europe’s architecture and science.
The Bermuda Triangle has fascinated the public for decades with its many stories of disappearances, and the science of the region’s mystery is still ongoing.
Korea, like Japan or China, is steeped in history. Among this history are Korea’s Three Kingdoms, which existed for nearly 800 years, unique but entwined. Let’s take a look!
Discover the leisurely lifestyles of the Ottoman sultans, all too often overshadowed by their military endeavors.
They may have received all the fame, but some of history’s most impactful players had brothers and sisters who made their own mark. Here are four famous historical siblings.
Produced during Korea’s Joseon Dynasty (1392-1897), its last and longest dynasty, Joseon porcelain reflects art, life, and societal values.
In the 15th and 16th centuries, the desire to expand and control the spice trade was one of the driving forces behind the Age of Exploration.
The Byzantine-Sasanian War that occurred between 602 and 628 was the final and most devastating phase of the Roman–Persian Wars.