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>>1475910

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>>1475936
reminds me of pic rel

>>1474961
My dick

Does Augustus Caesar count as a monarch?

Charles V of the HRE, I of Spain.

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>>1474909
Maybe he became blind with fatherly love?

>>1474909
>wise and very intelligent
>stoic
Choose one.

>>1474974
But you only gave us one choice.

>>1474904
>Nobunaga's final resting place is now in some market hall and behind a Familymart convenience store.
How very Japanese

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>>1474904
This is the city of Eger, where in the 16th Century, what remained of the Kingdom of Hungary hurled back an Ottoman army twice the size of the defenders.

Failed to take a picture of it, but I was standing on Eger Castle's walls.

>>1474904
>taking photos

Literally pleb tier tourist.

Before Japanese colonization, Korea was basically a continuation of Ming Dynasty culture, i.e. not original at all. In fact, many things that are now staples of Korean society and culture were introduced during Japanese colonization.

Korea had not been relevant for thousands of years until rapid industrialization and the spread of Korean pop culture. The way that people view Korea nowadays would've been unthinkable merely 30 years ago. It's one of the modern world's most amazing success stories.

>>1474539
But there are cities like Casablanca or Sydney which probably weren't ever the capital cities of great powers, but tend to be well-known.
Furthermore I don't think a culture needs to be original to become "famous" or "relevant".

>>1474603
Korea *literally* shut itself from the 1500s-1800s.

They coined the term Hermit Kingdom for sakes.

That's because the Irish themselves were worse than blacke. Damn potato niggers.

Pay reparations for white slavery you filthy sassnach!

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Leopold II of Belgium wants to remind you that it's important to talk about timeframe when making broad historical claims like this.

>>1474182
it really salts my cod when people write his name as "Attaturk". It's like if somebody wrote "George Waschington". It's incorrect.

>>1474182
The occupiers put their support in with Turkey after the king of greece died and greece was in a period of political instability

>>1475584
this sounds irrelevant af, do you have proofs?

Red pill me on Göbekli Tepe, /his/

Is it the central Temple of alien Aryans?

>>1473970
>>>/x/
>>>/pol/

>>1473974
>I cannot into irony

Saints were mostly a trapping to make Catholicism an easier pool to swallow for the polytheists they converted.

They're just role models nowadays and a cool way to celebrate Church history, like a modern "Acts of the Apostles"

>>1473718
>They're just role models nowadays

[Citation needed]

As far as I knew, the rules for sainthood haven't changed.

>>1473718
>a trapping to make Catholicism an easier pool to swallow for the polytheists they converted.
does a church actually admit to this

>>1473129
They don't really, they just don't think about it deep enough to realise there's an issue with their beliefs.

Go look at /r9k/ for this being demonstrated even just in the basics of "No women will sleep with me and this is bad" but also "Women sleep around too much and this is bad". They're saying that women not having more sex is bad, but also that they shouldn't have as much sex as they currently are.

>>1473317
Sex with different people, anon. It's not "Women have too much sex" it's "Women are not monogamous"

>>1473323
But the issue there is that's not actually backed up by any evidence. They take the data (I think average amount of partners by 40 is around 8 for both genders, might be lifetime) and just assume that they're all having casual sex. Then they get mad that they aren't having casual sex with them.

Maybe a better example would be anti-natalists who say they're that way because life is objectively worse than death, yet don't desire death themselves.

Apologies if I'm not explaining this well, I'm kind of out of it.

your birth

The Catholic Church. We're about 200 years behind because of them.

Not even memeing.

>>1473114
Fall of Constantinople

Maybe the Aztec shouldn't have been a shit, universally hated, unstable empire.

>>1471805
Maybe this fucking cunt shouldnt have lied to Cortes and basically everyone she knew and caused the death of thousands of her countrymen

>>1471811
Didn't they sell her as a slave?

>>1474183
Communism and racial mixing

With the rise of anarcho-capitalism.

>tfw only half kidding

What are the tenants of "Nationalism"

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>>1475751
The bubble era.

>>1475751
The Japanese miracle couldn't go on forever. It's easy to catch up and hard to stay in the lead, and everyone lost spirit when they saw that the golden time was over.
In effect, it was just a gigantic market correction. A painful reality call, if you prefer.

>>1475813
Explain 2000-present.

A lot fewer NPLs and zombie banks + explosive world growth 2000-2008 and 2010-2012.

Weren't Sardinians building similar structures like 3000 years before great zimzam?

>>1475365
yea and they were much more impressive with domed roofs and such

not to mention Zimbabwe was likely built by Indian traders.

>>1475365
I don't really understand arguments like this. Humans don't advance on a global scale.