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>>2327362
>good relations with England
Which did what's exactly?
And know as terrible for his paranoia and schizophrenia

>>2327362
>centre of empire but scattered grounds
>starts a war that kills most of the empires popualtion
>Emperor guard
What gives?

>>2327362
>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ivan_the_Terrible#Sobriquet

The English word terrible is usually used to translate the Russian word grozny in Ivan's nickname, but this is a somewhat archaic translation. The Russian word grozny reflects the older English usage of terrible as in "inspiring fear or terror; dangerous; powerful; formidable". It does not convey the more modern connotations of English terrible, such as "defective" or "evil". Vladimir Dal defines grozny specifically in archaic usage and as an epithet for tsars: "courageous, magnificent, magisterial and keeping enemies in fear, but people in obedience". Other translations have also been suggested by modern scholars.

>>2327230
Yes, but it was more about loyalty to the king

Tribalism has always existed, but autistically believing that everyone living inside the same borders should share language, culture and traditions was a phenomenom of the XIXth century.

>>2327268
Was it really though?
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_Scania

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Khalid Ibn Walid is struck down, while Han Wudi, Catherine the Great, Adam Smith and Alexander the great survive

>>2327124
>No Tokugawa Ieyasu
He's beat them all.

Socrates is /myguy/

not really

Not at all

>>2327115
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>>2327131
Explain to an European who the Black Panther Party and what did they do to be seen as a terrorist organisation

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>>2327096
Forgot to link the old one >>2323125

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This was made in response to the Bavarian Soviet Republic seizing power and the German army being powerless to stop them, so the Bavarians formed their own army which the old German Empire entitled them the right to do, and took back Munich.

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>>2327180

I wanna kick their ass

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>>2327073
Pagans

>>2327092
Romans? Why would they destroy a Greek Library?

>>2327049
Because the lombards where plundering his shit, and had killed a few former popes

>>2327142
Just like the HRE

>>2327142
did they do that before or after the pope putting his nose where it didn't belong?

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"This can't be happening, I'm in charge here!"

- Valentinian III

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"Fahren, fahren, fahren auf die autobahn."
- A. Hitler

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"I swear, my name is Dmitry!"

>>2326850
exiled Jews weren't just those with royal lineage, it was pretty much everyone in Jerusalem who wasn't a regular peasant

>>2326850
Abraham through Isaac through Jacob, whose name became Israel, and whose sons became the 12 tribes of Israel.

Both David and Solomon were of the tribe of Judah, the ruling class, so some Jews were descended from one or the other, or both. But not all Jews, as the other 11 tribes are distinct from Judah.

>>2326904
Ok but I mean the exliarchs. And i already found my answer online they descend from both since there was some "ding ding dong ding" inbreeding going on.

>>2326911
The ruling class descended from all three due to inbreeding. Just found out.

But if Judah is where they are from why is it called Israel instead of Judah?

TORANAGA!!!!!!!!!

the famous Anjin-sama

>>2326567
Wasn't there a Dutch samurai or something before him?

> God is nowhere
> God is now here
see? common translation mistakes

It's not consistent with our current knowledge of the universe, archeology and history. It creates confusion and doubt in the faithful.

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But if you accept the allegorical interpretation of the OT, like the earliest church fathers intended, then everything should be fine.

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why are language maps so nice?

>find temple
>join temple
>?????

die
become reincarnated as a chink

I studied buddhism a bit in my teenage years
the language and cultural barriers can be difficult to get through. I ended up just reading the bible later on because it's easier.

Is he high?

Depends what you count as genius, but possibly Alexander the Great.

He was tutored by Aristotle, who was probably a significant contributor to his success.

>>2326381
Aristotle teaching him about "beings" doesn't really help in the battlefield

>>2326191
High skilled people with even higher moral standards.

>>2326191
Germans weren't liked in the early US though. They were just the first group to kinda assimilate

The birthplace of the Reformation.

Germany saved Christianity from the corrupt, evil Papists/Romanists.