Martin Munilla

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Que idiota el Xocas

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Today 528 years ago, Vasco da Gama reached Calicut on the Malabar Coast, opening the European sea route to India and arguably ending the medieval economic order built around overland trade.

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Genghis Khan united the Mongol tribes in 1206 and conquered a vast empire stretching from China to Persia. His campaigns were devastating, but the stability that followed connected East and West like never before.

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Today we are launching a new course on The Story of China. Today we are launching 25+ lessons and there are more to come over the next weeks/months. Stay put.

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Today 2233 years ago, Hannibal's army crossed the Ebro River with war elephants, beginning the march that would lead to his crossing of the Alps during the Second Punic War.

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In the Middle Ages, animals could be formally indicted for crimes. Pigs, locusts, and rats were assigned lawyers and tried in court; if found guilty, they could be excommunicated or executed.

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Alexander lead his army from the front line since he was 20 years old. He conquest the unbeatable Persian empire and died at the age of 32 without having ever lost a battle.

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While Western European warfare often revolved around sieges and capture of noble prisoners, Eastern Europe was a theater of existential, high-mobility warfare. In the East, conflicts often involved groups with entirely different religious or cultural frameworks.

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Called a *tersorium* or *xylospongium*, this sponge on a stick was shared in public latrines and rinsed in a channel of running water or vinegar between uses. It served as the Roman equivalent of toilet paper.

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Today we are releasing 30 new lessons on the Medieval age. They go into all from how chivalry worked, the beliefs they had and how the economy was set up.
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In 41 BC Antony returned to Rome and, in a political move to reconcile with Octavian, married Octavia in October 40 BC. That same year, Cleopatra gave birth to Antony’s twins. She would have learned of the marriage through the constant flow of trade and political news.

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The Roman Empire was not only vast but also characterized by diverse terrain. This map illustrates the empire at its territorial peak under Emperor Trajan, when it spanned approximately 5 million square kilometers.

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Medieval plague treatments included drinking arsenic, mercury, or ground emeralds, alongside "Four Thieves Vinegar," bloodletting, and applying poultices made of herbs and chopped-up snakes.

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According to the historian Suetonius, Emperor Caligula ordered his soldiers to attack the ocean waves and collect seashells as "spoils of war" against the god Neptune. The episode's true meaning remains debated by historians.

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2359 years ago Alexander got his first major victory against the Persians in Asia Minor, shattering Persian resistance in western Asia Minor, securing his entry into Asia, and testing his leadership and battle tactics.

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Cuánta razón tiene El Presto?!

[Martin Munilla @MartinMunilla]

@rhealearning Try it out!!!

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🔥 Rhea v2 went live today.
It makes lessons much more engaging, more courses are available and the user interface is more intuitive.
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[Martin Munilla @MartinMunilla]

@eugenioseverin @ccifuentesh si, puede ser, ya pasa a ser una discusion sobre la definicion de tontera