he had three times less, but the detachment of genghis khan hit in the rear and the mongols. to be saved by jumping, finally, from a high cliff, he took out and swam across the river, according to the legend of genghis khan, admiring courage. he forbade the enemy to shoot at him and said, this is what a father should have a son today in uzbekistan turkmenistan jalal addinov is revered as a national hero on november 24, 1859, for the first time, charles darwin's work, the origin of species by natural selection, was published, the first 1250 copies were sold out for 2 day, publishers had to urgently reprint the circulation, this book turned people's ideas about how life works and laid the foundations of evolutionary biology, the essence of darwin's theory, new species appear due to the fact that living beings adapt to environmental conditions, fighting for survival , evidence of this darwin collected during a round-the-world trip on a ship. beagle many, of course, have not been able to give up their beliefs about the divine origin of life and man follows the darwinian world. mu

mongol battle lord genghis khan fought with the army of jalaladdin, the ruler of khorezm. this ancient state stretched from central asia to the persian gulf and promised rich booty to the conquerors. he was only 22 years old, inflicted major defeats on the mongol and genghis khan moved against him 100,000 jalaladdin army. i did not have time to cross the int and accepted the fight. although warriors. he had three times less, but the detachment genghis khan hit in the rear and the mongols. won, wished one escaped by jumping, finally carried out from a high cliff and swam across the river according to legend, genghis khan, admiring the enemy’s courage, forbade shooting at him and said, that’s what his father had. there must be a son in uzbekistan today jalaladdin is revered as a folk hero november 24 , 1859, the first work of charles darwin was published on the origin of species by natural selection, the first 1250 copies were sold out in 2 days, the publishers had to urgently reprint the circulation, this book turned over people's idea of ​​how life works and laid the found

accordingly already taught our modern history and they know about kazakhstan and the history of genghis khan’s grandmothers and grandfathers. for those who are over 50, they are all convinced that almaty is the same as a russian city. what will appear here is almost never it was and so on. in short , no one is delusional, that is, he takes his time. politics a-a politics of studying is really kazakh history, it is held there. we all know about the famine of the 1930s, which a-a fixable irreparable blow to the tragedy of the ukrainian khazar people, and we all know how gulak is . they know the history well, and because of this, desires are already moving, support for russia has fallen sharply, kazakhstan has a greater share of support from ukraine, and tell me, we will be in russia, yes, i have been to russia, they live there the relatives who came in the 2000s made you feel that you are basically another country that differs from kazakhstan. er closed in such a circle where to watch russian television where new year's greetings were met by the same putin for example er and i now see you in suc

muhammad ii fled from genghis khan let's see who the questions are from today. let's hello.am anastasia chernobrovina , information policy advisor to the president of the russian geographical society. mm. what is the topic of the lake today questions from the russian geographical society for 600? the soft snow of the mamai gorge combined with views of this lake in winter attracts many lovers of skiing and snowboarding. baikal continue questions here is the russian geographical society for 800. the lakes belong to the four countries of the democratic republic of the congo and of course the tanzania graphic society for a thousand therefore, the allied tribe. let the huron be true. musical instruments over 600 after the revolution, they could be heard much less frequently, and the artist aristarkh lentulov, in order to remember how they sound, beat the stove-potbelly stove with a poker while plugging the ears of the plate. why after the revolution? this is about bells in such a peculiar way tuned to work pies for 600 this apple pie in the soviet union they tried to rename babka

interesting is the fact that the family tree of the hordes has its roots, stretches as far as genghis khanntal home, and then continued his studies at the svisloch gymnasium in 1823. napoleon orda became a student at the faculty of physics and mathematics at vilna university. there the young man took part in secret student societies, for which he was expelled, he had to return to his native village where he was under police surveillance. later accepted. active participation in the uprising of 1830 , after which he settled in france. there he also met many famous cultural figures , turgenev chopin, russian balzac and others, and also became the director of the italian opera in paris to return to his homeland in vorotsevichi. napoleon horde was able only after 25 years of emigration, when alexander ii announced an amnesty for the participants in the uprising in the ancestral skill in the red court tract. he spent a total of 30 years out of 76 lived. good afternoon. hello, tell me, please, here's what the napoleon orta museum complex includes in today's napoleon orda museum complex consists o

i mean, best case, it's no better than it was in in genghis khan's era. and that's a pretty sad statement, too, right? it's okay. what's different? nothing's different. where we are writing it, which is really kind of awful. but i do think digital. digital does make some some difference. you know, that and this this idea that digital allows them to go meta in a way that that hadn't happened before. we used to colonize existing territories and subject their people to whatever enslavement and torture and extract their resources. now, we're kind of pre colonizing this next realm, whatever we're calling it, augmented reality web three. we're going to kind of pre colonize it and then migrate humanity into there. so it feels it feels a little bit a little bit different, you know. but yeah, i would say the main difference is the extent of devastation that they could that they could create is really global. so then what's one to make about all these wonderful, inspiring tedtalks, which you talk about in the book or, you know, people fly to davos to talk about sta

the mongolian empire under genghis khan who, in fact, took over korea. took over the korean peninsula for well over 100 years or so. tried to use korean advancements and civilizations to try to make an invasion of japan. failing, ultimately. for most of the millennia, korea was seen as one of the most valuable pieces of real estate. meanwhile, for japan, it is yes, a threat to japan. it is also a pathway up into the asian continent. up the peninsula, up into the whole of mainland china. that is essentially exactly what happens. fast forward to the 20th century with world war ii when japan essentially decides it is going to build its own empire. korea was the first empire and important piece of territory that had to be controlled. as we will surely see it essentially sets off the story of the entire 20 century. one of the bloodiest centuries in human history. not only world war i and world war ii, what most americans don't really -- or, i'm not even sure if they learn this in history. they have certainly forgotten it. two critical wars that start at the v

politician, because everyone out there wants to be great, look to mongolia where a huge statue of genghis khan be our opponents and i want to say enemies. and for a long long long time, sergey alexandrovich, if we talk about this historical conflict of russia poland, i would formulate it like this russia - these are those who succeeded and the poles are those who not only did not succeed once and did not succeed once at once. and i think this is my personal version. if you are already conducting taxes, here, and this ambition this ambition of the great polish european powers used more than once. the first time the poles were used on a large scale, and, in principle, doomed them to all further defeats during the counter-reformation, that is, when this solemn procession of protestants across europe took place. well, it seemed unstoppable, the jesuits appeared and , accordingly, the faithful catholic poland, together with the bavarians, led this campaign. this is my version. i'm not claiming historical, uh, accuracy here. and all this was accompanied by incredible people. kim losses, that is, pol