/u/jurble's posts in /r/AskHistorians
Getting reincarnated into non-human forms has become a popular subject for manga in recent years. Was this a historical belief of Japanese popular religion(s) - that one could be reincarnated as a slime or spider?
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Angeln/Anglia gives it name to the Angles and thus the English. But modern Angeln seems very unimportant. Was it more heavily settled during the period of Anglo-Saxon migration to Britain?
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Were Alexander's pretensions of divinity an attempt to create a living hero cult? Is the Roman Imperial Cult an appropriation of Greek hero cults?
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After the collapse of the Seljuk Sultanate of Rum, Anatolia was divided into a number of small Beyliks - what was the proportion of Muslims in the Anatolian population at this time? Were there any attempts by the Christian native Anatolians to rise up?
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Do we know whether the postclassical Maya had any history or cultural memory of the Classical period?
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Which British monarch was the last one to write or have a say regarding policy in their Speech when opening Parliament?
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Why were the Byzantines unable to take advantage of the various Fitnas (civil wars) that struck the Rashidun, Umayyad and Abbasid caliphates to reclaim territory?
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