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Constantinople 527 CE - 1453 CE
Rise of Constantinople Constantinople is the capital of the Byzantine Empire, whereby it was founded by Constantine the Great in 324 CE,...
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The Rise Before The Fall
Welcome to our website where we share our opinionated narratives on different reasons for the success and failures of kingdoms from a range of 10,000BCE - 1500CE.
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Roman Empire 50 CE - 476 CE
The Rise of Roman Empire The Roman Empire was founded by Romulus, the son of Rhea Silvia ("Romulus", n.d.). It was a remarkable progress...
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Teotihuacan 100 BCE - 750 CE
The Rise of Teotihuacan Teotihuacan, located in the north eastern Basin of Mexico (Nichols, 2015), was one of the largest ancient...
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Han Dynasty 206 BCE - 220 BCE
The Rise of Han Dynasty Han dynasty progressed significantly after preceding Qin dynasty. The success of Han was largely brought about by...
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Qin Dynasty 221BCE - 207 BCE
The Rise of Qin Dynasty Qin dynasty would not have succeeded if not for their leader, Qin Shi Huang, the emperor of Qin dynasty. Qin Shi...
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Olmec Empire 1400 BCE - 900 BCE
The Rise of Olmec Empire The Olmecs were the earliest known complex civilization in Mesoamerica, which developed along the Gulf of...
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New Kingdom Egypt 1570-1070 BCE
The Rise of New Kingdom Egypt The period of New Kingdom Egypt (1570-1069 BCE) was the most prosperous time in ancient Egypt. This can be...
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