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Ancient history Asian history European history

Myths as Political Tools: Constructing Legitimacy Through Legendary Pasts

historified September 1, 2025

– Ananya Sinha Through the centuries and between cultures, politicians and states have sought something in addition to raw military power or administrative ability to sanctify their rule. They have also looked for myth. Myths of heroes or gods—borrowed or fabricated ancestors—are yielded into political speech as legitimation. These myths were not just entertainment or […]Read More

Modern history European history

The Suffrage Movement: A Global Perspective

Tanishka Sarang December 11, 2024

Today we enjoy multiple rights and freedom of speech, but many of us take these rights for granted. We don’t realise how and why the previous generations fought for their rights. One such movement is the suffrage movement. Suffrage refers to the right to vote in elections, a fundamental element of democracy. The suffrage movement was a […]Read More

Indian Mythology Ancient history Asian history European history mythology

MAA KALI AND GODDESS ATHENA:Contrasting Oneness

Rishita shrivastava October 18, 2024

The prominent Hindu Goddess Maa Kali retains the symbolism of being the goddess of Death and Destroyer of the universe, while also possessing Lajja or modesty as her inherent traits. She is depicted in many scriptures and her worship is widespread throughout India and its neighbouring countries. Similarly, Goddess Athena is a prominent Greek goddess […]Read More

Lifestyle Ancient history European history Medieval history

Aromatic Echoes: Classical Perfumery of Greece and Rome

Khadeejah Adam May 12, 2024

The art of perfumery originated in the ancient land of Egypt and found its way into the hearts and homes of the Greeks and Romans, shaping their rituals, ceremonies, and social customs. Drawing inspiration from the rich traditions of Egypt, the Greeks and Romans embraced perfume with intense fervor. Scent became an integral part of […]Read More

Lifestyle European history

Waffles: A Delicious Journey Through Time and Culture

historified July 26, 2023

Waffles, with their golden crispness and delightful pockets, have become a beloved breakfast and dessert treat enjoyed by people worldwide. But where did these delectable delights originate, and how did they evolve into the mouthwatering creations we relish today? In this blog, we embark on a fascinating journey through history and culture to explore the […]Read More

Ancient history African history mythology

“The Lost City of Olous: Unearthing the Secrets of an

Shweta Toppo January 24, 2023

What do we know about Olous? Olous was an ancient city located on the island of Crete in Greece. It was one of the major Minoan settlements on the island and was believed to have been established around 2000 BCE. The city was located on the northeastern coast of Crete and was known for its […]Read More

Tags : greece

Myths as Political Tools: Constructing Legitimacy Through Legendary Pasts

The Suffrage Movement: A Global Perspective

MAA KALI AND GODDESS ATHENA:Contrasting Oneness

Aromatic Echoes: Classical Perfumery of Greece and Rome

Waffles: A Delicious Journey Through Time and Culture

“The Lost City of Olous: Unearthing the Secrets of an

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