The Zhou Dynasty (ancient China)
The Zhou Dynasty enjoyed the longest reign, spanning approximately 900 years, from 1121 to 221 BCE
Mei-Ling Zhou
The Evolution of the Silk Road: A Historical and Economic Analysis
The Silk Road, a vast and complex network of trade routes, has long fascinated historians for its role in linking the East and West.
The Shang Dynasty (China)
According to historical texts like Từ Hải and ancient Chinese records, the Shang Dynasty began around 1766 BCE and ended in 1122 BCE
A Overview on Ancient Chinese Sculpture
Sculpture, also known as carving, is a broad term encompassing three main techniques: carving, engraving, and modeling.
Major Works of Ancient Chinese Literature
This is a list of should-read ancient works of China civilization for any serious student
The Story of Russia’s Unrivaled Expansion
The story of Russia’s expansion is a dramatic one, woven from threads of Viking conquests, Mongol dominance, Tsarist ambition, and brutal territorial grabs.
China’s Forgotten Civil War: Taiping Rebellion
Think Civil War, and you probably picture America. But China had its own brutal conflict, and it was devastating.
Matilda Tone: the woman who made Wolfe Tone a legend.
The story of Irish Republicanism often centers on the dramatic life and death of Theobold Wolfe Tone
Nellie Bly’s Remarkable Journeys
Nellie Bly’s extraordinary adventures showcased her bravery and determination, breaking barriers and inspiring countless women with her fearless pursuits.
The Qiaopiju: A Century-Old Network of Overseas Letter Offices
In the past, disputes over overseas letter offices called Qiaopiju could get pretty heated
The Kuomintang: China’s Nationalist Movement
The Kuomintang, also known as KMT, held a dominant position in Chinese politics for more than forty years.
Genghis Khan: The Rise of the Mongol Conqueror
Discover the life and legacy of Genghis Khan, the visionary leader who united the Mongol tribes and built a vast empire.
The Mongol Empire: Rise of a Global Power
Dive into the expansive history of the Mongol Empire, its conquests, and the legacy of its formidable leader, Genghis Khan.
Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz: A Nun, A Poet, and A Feminist
In 17th-century Mexico, Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz defied convention as a nun to become a celebrated intellectual, poet, and feminist voice.
South African Politics and Winnie Mandela
Winnie Mandela’s complexity mirrored South Africa’s turbulent politics, making her a deeply divisive figure.
