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83How to increase your population on Travian
Simple ways to increase your population on Travian, and be ignored and feared by enemies!
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84The Conquest of Hispania: Scipio Africanus
The history of how Scipio Africanus seized Hispania from the Carthaginian Republic while Hannibal invaded Italy through the Alps.
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82The Hilarious Adventures of Asterix and Obelix
But it isn’t just the magic potion that makes them so powerful, it is those two mighty heroes – one brave, wise and small – the other large, dumb but with a heart of Gold and natural strength ( he fell into the magic potion as a child) who are the stars of the show. Intrigued that this is some kind of alternate history lesson? Fear not, as these are the hilarious adventures of those French heroes, Asterix and Obelix.
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78Heroes who were not as depicted. Genocidal maniacs and genocide. Julius Caesar, Oliver Cromwell, Andrew Jackson.
Some of the most famous people in history were mass murderers. Read here about three celebrated men, and their genocidal acts, that have been airbrushed from the history books.
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79AGE OF HEROES - 2: THE HIERARCHY - Elbowing out the Opposition amongst the Angles, Jutes and Saxons
After the Romans left in AD410 waves of Germanic invaders migrated to Britannia Major, some having knowledge of the land from fellows who had served the Romans as foederati. The kingdoms of theJutes, Angles and Saxons grew... Eventually they too would be overtaken in turn, one by another as the Angles and Saxons quarrelled amongst themselves... Until raids from Scandinavia turned into full-scale colonisation, and another stage in migrations
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76The Warrior's of Tribal Europe: Vercingetorix
Vercingetorix was a Gaulish tribal chief who formed a resistance against the Roman Legion's in parts of modern day France.
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76Battle of Alesia (52 BC)
In 60 b.c. Julius Caesar entered into a political alliance with the two most powerful men in Rome, Crassus and Pompey, forming the "Triumvirate." The three ruled the Roman Republic together while at the same time each tried to maneuver himself into...
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76Chalons: The Battle That Broke Attila
At the Battle of Chalons Attila and his allied armies were defeated by the Roman general Aetius and his allies. This battle altered the balance of power in Gaul and Italy, and led to the ascendency of the Franks.
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75The Terror of Gaul: The Franks!
The Franks were the most successful of the barbarian peoples that invaded the Roman Empire, and they left a lasting mark on European history.
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74The Adventures Of Asterix
Talking of Asterix and Obelix, Julius Caesar has just one more mission to accomplish, that is to capture a village full of madmen. Asterix the Gaul, a brave warrior who is one of the crack brains in that village plays the role of defence secretary as well as executive commando. The adventures of Asterix along with his friends the other "madmen" of the village are full of the delights that subtle humor can present. It's all the brilliance of authors Uderzo and Goscinny!
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