They were supposed to return for them in a year, bringing new colonists and supplies.

More than a hundred people were landed on the northern part of Roanoke Island.

A month after the queen's decree, Walter Raleigh sends an expedition to the shores of North Carolina, which carefully examines the outer shoals, tries to find a passage to China, and also establishes diplomatic relations with local Indian tribes. Next year the first group of colonists goes there.

In 1584, Queen Elizabeth commissioned her favorite Walter Raleigh to found the first English colony in the New World on this isthmus, which was also to become an outpost in the struggle for influence with the Spanish Empire.

The Roanoke Colony was founded on the island of the same name, which was located on the outer shoal.

There were even versions of a bloody cult requiring human sacrifices. But what happened to the colonists?

Some blamed it on the Indians, others blamed it on pirates.

There were no signs of a struggle, no notes, not even human remains.

90 men, 17 women, and 11 children, as if by the will of evil forces, fell through the ground.

In the 16th century, one of the English colonies, located on Roanoke Island, disappeared without a trace.

And during the war itself, the Japanese preferred to use the term "tokkotai", which served as an abbreviation for the long phrase "divine wind special strike force."

Therefore, at first, it was widespread only in the Western world, but quickly gained such popularity that after the war it began to be used in Japan itself.

However, it is interesting that the term “kamikaze” itself was first applied to suicide pilots not in Japan, but among Japanese translators into English.

The Japanese called this typhoon Kamikaze, that is, Divine Wind.

The Mongols twice threw their entire fleet into the archipelago of the Land of the Rising Sun

When the Mongol Empire attempted to invade Japan, the Mongols had no experience in naval battles

Although kamikazes appeared in the mid-20th century, their history began in the 13th century

The Second World War was the most terrible thing that happened in human history.

I got lured to this video

They flocked to the Pied Piper in continuous streams of silently crawling bodies.

In the evening of the same day, the Pied Piper went out to the main square of the city and played a wonderful melody on his flute.

Desperate residents believed this man and even offered him an unheard-of amount of gold

Interesting Interesting Interesting. It wood be Interesting to know about different religions.

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The rats not only ate the townspeople's supplies but also spread terrible infections

History provides explanations for both this inscription and the possible events that underlie it.

In 1284, the Sorcerer Pied Piper lured 130 children from Hamelin with the sounds of his magic flute

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Cool. Smart guys from the past. May be they survived?!

Praise The Sun \o/

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Men were happy to have several wives and more concubines.

According to researchers, the main holiday of Sun Worshipers, which falls on December 25, over time transformed into Christian Christmas.

Sol Invictus does not end here, and its legacy continues to live on to this day

Mithra was the god of the sun, loyalty, and partnership. His name is translated from Sanskrit as “Friend”.

Mithra was a very ancient god who was closely connected with the history and culture of Ancient Persia

The Cult of the Invincible Sun originates from the Indo-Iranian deity Mithra

It was here, where the interests of Rome were represented only by willful legions scattered across endless deserts, that one of the most unusual cults of that time was born - Sol Invictus, or the Cult of the Invincible Sun.

A particularly contrasting situation developed on the eastern borders of the empire, farthest from the center and closest to the ancient heritage of the East.

Brave and courageous woman Jeanne with a difficult life.

The Roman Empire throughout history was an amazing combination of different people and cultures

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Brave woman! Interesting channel. I wish you inspiration to create interesting videos!

In a short time, he put an end to all internal strife, which was taking away significant British forces, and organized a full-scale invasion of the mainland.

This event became known as the Hundred Years' War. For 80 years, neither side could gain the upper hand in this confrontation.

The English king Edward III decided to take power over all of France into his own hands, thereby creating a single and most powerful kingdom in all of Europe.

In the 14th century, one of the largest wars of the Middle Ages broke out.

According to witnesses, Joan was the purest and brightest creature of those dark ages.