4 most powerful men to have ever existed
1) Alexander the great: he is the most powerful man to have ever existed. He conquered nations after Nations and made many empires to crumble before him. His empire stretched to almost all parts of the world both to Asia and Northern Africa. He was tutored by the Greek philosopher called Aristotle.
Why does the UK have a Queen instead of a King.
Many people have wondered why the United Kingdom's Monarch is a queen and not a king but haven't been able to get the right answer.In this article, we would be looking at why it is like that.
The President That I Know
"The fault is not in our stars, but in ourselves that we are underlings" - Julius Caesar The presidency of Nigeria bears enormous responsibilities and powers.The Nigerian constitution(1999) as amended ensures this.The Nigerian President is Commander in Chief of the Armed Forces of Nigeria, he appoints the Inspector General of Police, Chief Justice of Nigeria, Ambassadors, Ministers, Head of parastatals and government agencies, He is also to prepare a budget, worth trillions of Naira for the Nation and execute it upon approval by the National assembly.
Why does the UK have a Queen instead of a King?.
Have you ever wondered why the UK's monarchical system of ruling is headed by a Queen?
Did you know pirates captured Julius Caesar not knowing he was the governor of Rome?
Did you know, pirates captured Julius Caesar not knowing he was the governor of Rome. At age 25, Caesar journeyed to Rhodes for his studies and got kidnapped by pirates in an island, the pirates although did not know how powerful he was. The pirates after the abduction requested that the ransom by 20 talents, when Julius Caesar had this, it seemed funny to him so he laughed and said why not 50 talents. Through out him been a hostage, he was bossing them around and did not act as prisoners do. He was after released
Are you aware that February was once 30 days and 31 in a leap year?
Are you aware that February was once 30 days and 31 in a leap year?Let's take a ride to the ancient Roman empire.During the reign of the Roman empire when Rome was a world power, February was 30 days and 31 in a leap year.
7 Historical Films Inspired By The Assassination Of Julius Caesar
Julius Caesar was a renowned general, politician and scholar in ancient Rome.He was brilliant, politically skillful, and admired for his military prowess.After he declared himself dictator, which did not go well with his opponents, he was brutally assassinated.Julius Caesar is stabbed The life and death of Julius Caesar continues to mesmerize the world till today.
5 Celebrities Who Were Born In July
The month of July as we all know is one of the most beautiful months on earth; it is also the 7th month of the year in the Gregorian and Julian calendars and the 4th of seven months to have a length of 31 days. It was named by the senators of Rome in honor of one of Rome's greatest generals, Julius Caesar.
6 Popular Films Based On The Life Of Cleopatra, The Last Pharaoh Of Egypt
One of the most popular historic figures of all times was Cleopatra VIII, the last pharaoh of ancient Egypt.She is one of the most famous women to have ever lived.She lived roughly about 2000_2100 years ago.
Stories Of People Who Faced Death And Survived.
Everybody dies eventually. That’s just how life goes. But some people have stared Grim Reaper in the eye, gazed upon him unflinching, and lived to tell the tale. Even when everything went wrong, every possible scenario that should lead to your demise—somehow, these people found a way. Whether through pure skill and talent, timely help from others, absolute luck, or simply because the Grim Reaper was feeling lazy that day, these are the stories of 10 people who should be dead but aren’t. 1. Julius Caesar:
Lord, Help Me To March Forward To Reach My Goal
Lord, Help Me To March Forward To Reach My Goal Julius Caesar was ordered to disband his army and return to Rome. He made this statement in utter refusal to their demand and said, "The die is cast. I have crossed the Rubicon and no more going back." He marched on and defeated the troops of Pompey victoriously. When the ten out of the twelve people that spied the land of Canaan spread an evil report, the Israelites decided to go back to Egypt. They even made a leader to lead them back. However, God was not happy.
FFK speaks on the White Pigeons that refused to fly after Buhari released them, see the reactions
- FFK speaks on the White Pigeons that refused to fly after Buhari released them Femi Fani-Kayode took to his official Twitter handle to speak on the White dove who refused to fly at the Eagle Square today during the Armed Forces Memorial Service. According to multiple sources, the President, Muhammadu Buhari had released the Pigeons which symbolises honour and peace, but they refused to fly. According to Femi Fani-Kayode, he said; “When the white doves of peace refuse to fly and when the white pigeons of
Augustus Mausoleum - Largest Circular Tomb On Earth
Built by Rome’s first emperor, the Augustus tomb is the largest circular tomb in the world.With Julius Caesar as his great-uncle, Augustus reigned over the empire for four decades from 27 BC.
FACT: Adam made love, Samson fell for love, Julius fought for love and Valentine died for love
God created love, Adam made love, Samson fall for love, Julius Caesar fought for love and valentine died for love.God is love God created love, he shows us love by sending his only begotten son to for us.
What you don't know about William Shakespeare.
Do you know that Shakespeare introduced almost 3,000 words to the English.Shakespeare has been credited by the Oxford English Dictionary with introducing almost 3,000 words to the English language.Estimations of his vocabulary range from 17,000 to a dizzying 29,000 words - at least double the number of words used by the average conversationalist.
Today January 14 in History
Today is the New Year Day in the Julian Calendar which is 13 days behind the Gregorian Calendar 83 BC: Mark Anthony, a Roman general , politician, and friend/ supporter of Julius Caesar was born this day; died 30 BC. 1784 The US Congress of the Confederation, this day, ratified the Treaty of Paris with Great Britain ; ended the Revolutionary war and acknowledged the US as free, sovereign and independent states; US Ratification Day 1939: Norway, this day, claimed Queen Maud Land_ in Antarctica as it's
FACT: Adam made love, Samson fall for love, Julius fought for love and Valentine died for love
God created love, Adam made love, Samson fall for love, Julius Caesar fought for love and valentine died for love.God is love God created love, he shows us love by sending his only begotten son to for us.
Brief History of JANUARY
JAtNUARY Is the first month of the year and its has 31 days mean while the word January is named after the two faced Roman god of doors JANUS, because this month is the door into the new year and also represents all beginnings and possesses the ability to see the past and the future. The months of January and February never featured in earlier versions of the Ancient Roman Calendar, which divided the year into Ten (10) months and left 61 days unaccounted for the winter and it was added around 700 BCE. January
History: How the month of January was first celebrated
History: How the month of January was first celebrated. New Year is another Roman festival still practiced all over the world today. The World Book Encyclopaedia describes New Year in the following words: "The Roman ruler, Julius Caesar, established January 1 as New Year's Day in 46 B.C. The Romans dedicated this day to Janus, the god of gates, doors and beginnings. January was named after Janus, who had two faces - one looking forward and the other looking backward. The early Romans gave each other New Year's
What A Coincidence: 1971 And 2021 Have The Same Calendar
Calendars are what we use daily to check the day, or date we are in. But do you know how the calendar came about, let's show you a little recap. In 45 B.C., Julius Caesar ordered a calendar consisting of twelve months based on a solar year. This calendar employed a cycle of three years of 365 days, followed by a year of 366 days (leap year). When first implemented, the "Julian Calendar" also moved the beginning of the year from March 1 to January. The Roman calendar was reformed by Julius Caesar in 45 BC. The