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What would have happened if an important official (shogun, heir, or powerful daimyo) had insulted the Emperor during the Kamakura or Tokugawa Shogunate?

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Who was in Southern Italy before the Messapians and Greek colonies?

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How exactly did the economic systems and power sharing structure work in Maritime Republics? More in text...

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What are some good examples of armies and cultures in ancient history that valued calisthenics, conditioning, and strength training relative to the benefits for the armies themselves? Did it have a substantial impact on the quality of the soldiers and armies in general?

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What are some really cool, innovative, but ultimately relatively unknown ancient technologies that few people know about nowadays?

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I have some questions about the economy of the Republic of Venice

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[WP] You are a modern genius level polymath, a Classical Historian professor, and you are sent back in time to 1AD to the Roman Empire. You will live another 200yrs, make the Empire thrive till now. No other magic occurs whatsoever

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What is the term in mythology/religion whereby someone becomes a god through ascendance?

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Did the Founding Fathers of the USA entertain any other designations for the Chief Executive other than President before settling on President?

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I know that one of the reasons for Greek colonization in the antiquities was to ease population pressure. At around what population level/number would large cities start to consider another colonization push to ease growing pains?

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What would have happened if an important official (shogun, heir, or powerful daimyo) had insulted the Emperor during the Kamakura or Tokugawa Shogunate?	2	AskHistorians
Who was in Southern Italy before the Messapians and Greek colonies?	2	AskHistorians
How exactly did the economic systems and power sharing structure work in Maritime Republics? More in text...	2	AskHistorians
What are some good examples of armies and cultures in ancient history that valued calisthenics, conditioning, and strength training relative to the benefits for the armies themselves? Did it have a substantial impact on the quality of the soldiers and armies in general?	2	AskHistorians
What are some really cool, innovative, but ultimately relatively unknown ancient technologies that few people know about nowadays?	2	AskHistorians
I have some questions about the economy of the Republic of Venice	2	AskHistorians
[WP] You are a modern genius level polymath, a Classical Historian professor, and you are sent back in time to 1AD to the Roman Empire. You will live another 200yrs, make the Empire thrive till now. No other magic occurs whatsoever	2	WritingPrompts
What is the term in mythology/religion whereby someone becomes a god through ascendance?	1	AskHistorians
Did the Founding Fathers of the USA entertain any other designations for the Chief Executive other than President before settling on President?	1	AskHistorians
I know that one of the reasons for Greek colonization in the antiquities was to ease population pressure. At around what population level/number would large cities start to consider another colonization push to ease growing pains?	1	AskHistorians