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The Republic of Mahabad was founded in January 1946. Although it survived for less than a year, it hugely influenced Kurdish nationalists around the...

Mani the Prophet had followers that were neither Muslim, Buddhist, nor Christian. He believed salvation was possible and that he was an apostle of...

All classes of Egyptians participated in death rituals. This was because they believed that the rituals ensured the deceased was reborn. The funeral rituals...

Ptolemy II Philadelphus or Ptolemy the Great, who served as the pharaoh of Ptolemaic Egypt (283 – 246 BC) was one of the impressive...

Mentuhotep II, also known as Nebrehepetre, was the pharaoh that unified Upper and Lower Egypt, thus leaving an indelible mark in ancient Egyptian history....

Khufu is regarded as one of the most significant leaders in the ancient world. Also known as Cheops to the Greeks, he was the...

You will be in awe of Imhotep because of his achievements as the second king of the third dynasty of ancient Egypt. He became...

Djedefre, known as the immediate successor to the throne of Khufu, was poised to shape the course of the royal kingdom of Egypt through...

Smenkhkare was an enigmatic ruler whose legacy echoed throughout ancient Egypt. His name means “vigorous is the soul of re,” and his unknown background...

Darius united the Persian Empire under his reign in 522 BC. Over the 36 years of his reign, King Darius guided Persia to the...