Ramses – (Pameccy = "Pa begat him") – the name of many pharaohs XIX and XX din., Probably comes from R., the governor of Thebes in the late XVIII dyn., Is building his own tomb at Tell el-Amarna. R. I, founder of the XIX din. Reigned in half of the XIV century. BC Chr. He's still at Goremgebe held (more…)
Merneptah. At the time of the death of Ramses II, Crown Prince Merneptah was already about sixty let.1 Apparently, he reigned for about nine years. A characteristic feature of this board has been incredible in its power to usurp the king's desire as much (more…)
Nadir Shah (1688) – famous conqueror. Born in Khorasan. His father, who belonged to the Turkic Afshar tribe, was engaged in sewing sheepskin covers. Twice N. became chieftain robber gang. In 1726, when he was a gang in 3000 people. He sought forgiveness (more…)
Darius (Daraiavahusch, DareioV) (550 BC – 490 BC) – ancient Persian royal name. D. I, pp. Hystaspes, was born in 550 BC X. Place of the Achaemenid royal family, and even when Cyrus took prominence. As a bodyguard, accompanied Cambyses to Egypt. Make him a king (521 – 486) for deposition False (more…)
William the Conqueror (1027 – 9/7/1087) – King of England (1066 – 1087) was born in 1027 and was the natural son of the Duke of Normandy Robert II the Devil. In 1033, when Robert the Devil went on a pilgrimage to Palestine, VA was recognized as his heir. At the news of death of Robert (1035), and Norman barons in charge of their deceased (more…)
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Stalin Stalin (real name Dzhugashvili) (12/21/1879 – 05/03/1953), was born in the town of Gori, Tiflis Province. His father was a shoemaker. First, Stalin studied at the Gori Church School and graduated in 1894, and then entered the Tiflis Theological Seminary. Here he first began to engage (more…)
Stephen Grover Cleveland (03/18/1837 – 06/24/1908), U.S. statesman. On the formation of a lawyer. He belonged to the Democratic Party. President of the United States in 1885-89 and 1893-97. When it was restored gold standard (1893) and adopted a protectionist tariff (1894). The government (more…)
Heffron (Greek Cejrhn, Eg. Hafra) – the fifth pharaoh of 4 th dynasty, reigned at the Turin papyrus, 24. The builder's second largest pyramid at Giza. Famous statues found at the great sphinx and called his name, are, according to the study Borchardt, the later works, can be Ethiopian time. Stories of his wickedness and oppression (more…)
