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Nguyen An Nguyen An was taken as tribute from Vietnam to China and became a eunuch in service to the Chinese emperor. He achieved a successful career as an architect. vietnam • china • eunuch • beijing • emperor
You Don't Want to Be Her Hero Fantasy author Elaine Isaak's book THE EUNUCH'S HEIR takes up a generation after her first novel, THE SINGER'S CROWN. fantasy • elaine isaak • interview • world-building • fiction
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The Yellow Turban Rebellion Magic, religion, taxation and eunuchs all helped bring about the Yellow Turban Rebellion and the ensuing end of the Han Dynasty in 220 AD. Find out here how it happened. yellow turban rebellion • han dynasty • zhang jue • taoism • eunuchs
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Muslim Women Leaders Shajarat Al-Durr was no doubt an extraordinary woman. She ruled Egypt during a difficult period of its history when the country came under attack by crusading armies. muslim women leaders • sultana shajarat al-durr • crusaders attack egypt • louis ix’s sixth crusade • sultan al-salih najm al-din ayyub
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The Beginner's 99 Cent Guide to Hong Kong Cinema
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The First Wave Early in the season the botanical tides wash ashore as Baby Blue-eyes and Cream Cups and Popcorn flowers. But the first big wave that sends us scurrying for higher ground usually drenches us in sunshiny Goldfields and somewhat darker Fiddlenecks. the first wave • gregg m. pasterick • wildflowers of north america • botany • ecology
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Travel in Beijing Beijing's Forbidden City and Great Wall of China are some of China's greatest tourist attractions. Beijing cuisine is known throughout the world. travel in beijing • travel to beijing • travel in peking • travel to peking • forbidden city
Year One Makes a Mess of the Past on Blu-Ray History teachers and Bible scholars alike can now tear their hair out in the privacy of their own living rooms with the release of Year One on blu-ray and dvd. year one • jack black • michael cera • bible • genesis
Jezebel: Evil Incarnate Queen Jezebel is known as the incarnate of feminine evil. Her story is included in two books of the Bible and gives a gruesome account of the consequences of rebellion and tyranny. jezebel • ahab • omri • ethabaal • baal
Asimov's SF September 2009, Reviewed Fiction by Mike Resnick, Jerry Oltion, Lisa Goldstein, Kristine Kathryn Rusch & Steve Rasnic Tem. Opinion from Robert Silverberg, Paul di Filippo & editor Sheila Williams asimov's sf • science fiction • mike resnick • jerry oltion • lisa goldstein
Boston Corbett, Killer of John Wilkes Booth Thomas "Boston" Corbett mortally wounded the assassin in a tobacco barn. Goaded by the pressures of fame, Corbett went insane and was committed to an insane asylum. thomas "boston" corbbett • castration • lincoln assassination • john wilkes booth • american civil war
China's Golden Age Charles Benn's text, China's Golden Age: Everyday Life in Ancient China, contains several notable flaws. However, the source as a whole may still be useful. charles benn • china’s golden age • benn’s work • tang dynasty • historical resource
DVD Review: Saturday Cartoons 1970's Vol.1 Warner Home Video's Saturday Morning Cartoons 1970's Volume 1 is a cheesefest of vintage cartoons. 5/10. saturday morning cartoons 1970's volume 1 • dvd review • warner home video • hanna-barbera • dc comics
Early Spring on the High Plateau: Golden Banner Golden Banner, so similar to lupine, was at the top of my list of wildflowers to see in Colorado... early spring on the high plateau: golden banner • gregg m. pasterick • wildflowers of north america • botany • ecology
Hampi – South India's Finest Holiday Destination Spectacular, boulder-strewn Hampi is a World Heritage Site and a photographer's dream. hampi • karnataka • south india • travels in hampi • holiday destinations in karnataka
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Plant Families: Gentians The Gentian Family is an uncommon, Hollywood clan full of real lookers as well as, now that I reflect on them, a few oddballs. But that just makes them even more special, huh? marsh gentian • bottle gentian • explorers gentian • fringed gentian • newberry's gentian
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Rome Recap: Testudo et Lepus On the fourth episode of season two of HBO's Rome, Pullo and Vorenus seek out the children, Servilia has a really bad day, and Octavian relishes his first major victory. rome • octavian • pullo • vorenus • atia
The Emperor Julian the Apostate Emperor from 361, Julian was the last Pagan Roman Emperor. Brought up as a Christian, revival of the old religions earned him the title 'apostate'. emperor julian • emperor julian the apostate • julian the apostate • last pagan roman emperor • last pagan emperor
The Romance of Abelard and Heloise The story of Abelard and Heloise is a tragic love affair out of early 12th-century France, and one of the best-known records of romantic love in the Middle Ages. abelard and heloise • love letters of abelard and heloise • peter abelard • heloise • heloise of paraclete
The Voyages of Admiral Cheng Ho The amazing voyages of the Chinese admiral Cheng Ho are described and placed in historical context. chinese history • naval history • cheng ho • ma huan • muslims in china
Year One (2009) - Film Review Year One, starring Jack Black and Michael Cera, is a movie of biblical proportions? Well, no, but its Bible-themed premise works well enough. year one jack black • year one film review • year one michael cera • year one movie review • year one movie 2009
Another Mystery of Mesoamerica: The Enigma of the Olmecs Evidence points to the Olmecs as the first emerging civilization of Mesoamerica, not the Maya. The discovery remains a quiet one--but should be getting as much attention as the discovery of Troy. Who's been keeping it quiet and why? Once more, an ancient culture emerges seemingly intact--with little evidence of early development. Where did the Olmecs come from? The find is wrought, still with controversy. ancient civilization • mesoamerica • olmec • maya • archaeological |
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