polytheist religions among the different people of the heterogeneous Inca Empire. The majority of the religions had similar qualities, for example, the existence of Viracocha and Pachamama (Jenkins, 2015). The religion of
Constantine the great, a lionized saint, first Christian emperor of Rome, equal to the apostles, was one of the strongest emperors in the Byzantine and Roman Empire. Constantine the first, his conversion to Christianity was the first foot step that set this religion to common practice and one would see still present today since the early 300’s AD. Some of his improvements are considered to be promoting the Christian religion after his conversion and the initiation of freedom 313 A.D, outlawing Pagan
structures such as the pyramids. The Nile allowed transportation and communication to be a lot easier and faster. Since the river flowed north and the winds blew south boats could travel quickly either way. People and goods could be moved all over the empire and important messages could be received faster. Deserts to the east and west, rapids on the south Nile, and the Mediterranean sea prevents invasions but they still allow trade to occur. All these factors caused great stability in Egypt, and allowing
These mirrors were strategically placed in such a manner that they would reflect sunlight coming into the palace. One of Louis’ nicknames was the Sun King, and perhaps such a name was given to him as he pranced through the Hall of Mirrors and saw his aura light up each time he looked into the glass. This entire hall was for himself, once again asserting his importance in the palace. Perhaps it was
Summary of Chapter two: “Zoroaster and his teachings” Of the Spitaman family, Pourushaspa’s son, Zarathushtra, was known to us from the Gathas, which were composed of seventeen hymns that was conserved by his group. The Gathas were very ancient poems which were discovered during the Indo-European times, and a considerable amount of them were specifically tended to God. Prophet Zarathushtra preached to his community over and over as he believed that God entrusted him to do so. Generation to generation