The god of religion whose prophet was Zoroastrian: Who is Ahura Mazda?
Ahura Mazda is the supreme God in the Avesta, which includes the Gathas, claimed to have been revealed to Zoroaster, who is estimated to have lived in the 7th or 6th century BC.
Ahura Mazda is the supreme God in the Avesta, which includes the Gathas, claimed to have been revealed to Zoroaster, who is estimated to have lived in the 7th or 6th century BC.
Explorer and diplomat: He traveled all over Thailand, Cambodia, and Vietnam, perfectly learning the customs and languages of these three countries.
He is the god of gods in ancient Egyptian mythology. He is the husband of the goddess Isis and the father of Horus. Osiris was the supreme god until the Egyptian people began to worship the god Amon.
He is a well-known Polish commander and statesman. He worked for the independence of his homeland and became the head of the free Polish state after the First World War.
Harry Truman, the 33rd elected president of the United States, is considered by most American historians to be one of the nation's greatest presidents. He developed a larger role for the United States in world affairs than it played before the Second World War.
Agamemnon, head of the Akhaoi kings in the Trojan Wars in Greek mythology, is the commander-in-chief. He led the Greek Armies in the Trojan War.
George Smith Patton Jr. was a major general who led the American and Allied forces during World War II. Patton won important victories and captured key strategic points for the Allies.
Aimable Pélissier; (born 16 November 1794, Maromme, France – died 22 May 1864, Algeria) was a French general who played an important role in the conquest of Algeria. He commanded the French army in the last years of the Crimean War.
Odoacer founded the Germanic Kingdom in Italy and surrounding areas. Germanic peoples had invaded Roman lands during the collapse of the Western Roman Empire, and Odoacer established dominance in these areas after these invasions.
Russian Defense Minister Sergey Shoigu is from the Siloviks, a clique in the country since the Soviet Union era.