The history of the Roman woman begins with a tragedy. Before the Roman Republic, the Etruscan dynasty ruled here. His king went to the house of Brutus, a prominent citizen, one night and raped his wife, Lucretia, while he was not there.

The next day, Lucretia gathered her husband and family and told them the whole story, after which she stabbed herself to death.

Brutus picked up his wife’s body and vowed that the kingdom would not be allowed to enter Rome, so he expelled the Etruscan family and established Roman democracy. …

Whether it is the light of the sun and the moon or the dark night, those eyes see everything.

Now the other thing is that many facts could not reach us or maybe they were not allowed to reach, because it is not the responsibility of time but of the historian of time to record what he sees for the time to come. There is a saying that love, fragrance and blood can not be hidden. You can’t throw past events into the well of past, but you shouldn’t throw them away because we are a collection of these events.

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By the way, it seems to be difficult but not impossible, but some films are made in such a way that it seems that they have changed the course of history.

Braveheart and Scotland

Historians now agree that the Gypsies came from the Indian subcontinent, so they belong to the Indo-European lineage. But later they identified themselves as an Egyptian. The reason was that they wanted to increase their importance by associating themselves with Egyptian civilization.

Because they have no written history of their own, nor do they know much about their own past. Therefore, the question of the circumstances under which they migrated and why they adopted the life of gypsies has been important.

Being nomadic, these people do not live permanently, do not settle, do not own property, and do not accumulate…

Noor-un-Nissa

The most famous World War II spy was Heroine Noor-un-Nissa, whose father Inayat Khan was Indian and whose mother was American.

She served as a British spy during World War II. She was posthumously awarded the George Cross Award, Britain’s highest civilian award, for espionage. The British government recently unveiled a statue of her in London in recognition of her accomplishments.

Historians have focused on politics, war, and the transformation of ruling families because of the details of sensational events in human history.

The role that women played in the evolution of human civilization was neglected after the establishment of patriarchy and human history became that of men. But now that history is being rewritten and the sources of history that were hitherto forgotten are being used.

Women’s social and cultural activities and their role in shaping civilization are being brought to the fore. In the early days of history, men hunted for food. …

As the French Revolution of 1789, middle and lower-class women took part in the Russian revolutionary movement in the hope that, after the victory of the Revolution, they would be able to break free from traditional restrictions and gain an equal place in Russian society.

The women of the aristocracy were liberated from the stereotypes of Tsar Peter’s time because Peter wanted to make Russia a modern European state, so he incorporated the princes and their women into European culture. At his command, princes would bring their wives with them to dance, music, and other cultural activities. …

Due to the lack of education and ignorance in the Middle Ages, there were many aspects of life that were considered beyond human comprehension, so they sought to justify them by attributing them to magic.

Women, in particular, were more involved in magic, and rumors about them became popular. For example, it was famous in the Indian subcontinent, the witch was known to have her toes turned upside down and she eat the liver of children.

It is also well known in our country that the enemy or rival is harmed by magicians and the effect of this magic can…