D4rah turunan ja'far telah sampai di istana maimun kesultanan Deli, Terima Kasih hamba telah disambut hangat dalam kegembiraan, hamba lantunkan doa semoga turunan sultan selalu sejahtera, sehat, serta bahagia, amin
The 2,000-year-old Hallaton Helmet is the only Roman helmet ever found in Britain that still has most of its silver-gilt plating attached. 1. AD England.
The ultimate era of Muslim unity. ๐
In 1171, Sultan Salah ad-Din took a fractured, bleeding world and united it under one banner. That absolute unity is how Jerusalem was liberated in 1187.
What's his greatest lesson for us today? ๐
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Friday 3 July 1663
Up and he home, and I with Sir J. Minnes and Sir W. Batten by coach to Westminster, to St. Jamesโs, thinking to meet Sir G. Carteret, and to attend the Duke, but he not coming we broke up, and so to Westminster Hall, and there meeting with Mr. Moore he tells me great news that my Lady Castlemaine is fallen from Court, and this morning retired. He gives me no account of the reason of it, but that it is so: for which I am sorry: and yet if the King do it to leave off not only her but all other mistresses, I should be heartily glad of it, that he may fall to look after businessโฆ.
Thence with Mr. Creed, whom I called at his chamber, over the water to Lambeth; but could not, it being morning, get to see the Archbishopโs hearse: so he and I walked over the fields to Southwark, and there parted, and I spent half an hour in Mary Overyโs Church, where are fine monuments of great antiquity, I believe, and has been a fine churchโฆ.
So home to dinner and then to the office โฆ
So to bed full of discourse of his business.
"Retired" = temporarily withdrawn or rumored to be out of favor, not a final exit.
Archbishopโs hearse at Lambeth: This was for William Juxon, Archbishop of Canterbury (4 June 1663), a former Royalist who attended Charles I's execution. His funeral procession was a significant ecclesiastical event.
A 1616 etching by Claes Van Visscher, showing Old London Bridge with Southwark Priory or St Saviour (now the cathedral) in the foreground & The nave of Southwark Cathedral