BY VIVEK KALAL/PUBLISHED BY 2020/04/25
1. Colosseum:-
The Colosseum or coliseum (Latin: Amphitheatrum Flavium, Italian Anfiteatro Flavio or Colosseo ) is the largest elliptical amphitheater of the Roman Empire built in the city of Rome, Italy. It is considered the finest specimen of Roman architecture and engineering. Its construction was started by the then ruler Vespian between the 60th - 42nd AD and it was completed by Emperor titus in the 60th AD. Between 61 and 79 years it underwent some other changes in Domitian's rule. The name of the building is due to Amphitheaterum flavium, Vespian and Titus' family names Flavius.
The oval collesseum had a capacity of 50,000 spectators, which was not common at that time. This stadium, there were bloody battles between the warriors for entertainment only. The warrior also fight with the animals. Gladiators used to fight tigers. It is estimated that about 5 lakh animals and 10 lakh human beings were killed in such demonstration of this stadium. In addition, plays based on mythology were also played here. There were grand events twice a year and the romans loved the sport very much. In the early medieval period, this building was closed for public use. Later it was used as a residence, workshops, religious functions, fort and pilgrimage site.
Today, in the twenty first century, it has survived only as a ruin due to earthquake and stone theft but its ruins have been kept as punishment for tourists. It has been selected by UNESCO as World Heritage. It is still a symbol of the splendor of the mighty Roman empire, the most popular destination for tourists, and closely related to the Roman Church as the Pope carries out a torch liturgy every Good Friday even today.
2. Christ the redeemer:-
The first idea to design a huge statue of Christ in Rio came in the 1850s, when a local priest of K had come up with the idea of building a christian monument a top Mount corcovado. He requested ( the daughter of the emperor pedro || and the Brazilian princess regent) to fund him for this project. But after the proclamation of the Republic in Brazil in 1889, the idea was scrapped and the church in the country was separated from the state as a pinnacle.
It was not built until after World War I, when a group of Roman Catholic fundamentalists and locals in Rio began to worry about the lack of religious belief in the Brazilian community. After this, a huge statue of Jesus was expected to be placed on top of a mountain in Rio. It was then requested that the statue of Jesus on the summit of Mount Corcovado be seen from anywhere in Rio and from anywhere. This statue showed Rio how to regain Christianity.
3.The Great wall of China:-
The Great wall of China is a fortified wall made of clay and stone that was built by various chinese rulers form the fifth century BCE to the sixteenth century to protect them from northern invaders. Its vastness can be gauged from the fact that this man-made structure can also be seen from space. This wall is spread over an area of 4,700 kilometers (10,000 I, Chinese length measurement unit). It extends from Shanhaiguan in the east to Lop Nur in the west and has a total length of about 600 km (4180 mi). However according to a recent survey by the Archaeological survey department, the overall great wall, up it spans 8,851.8 km (5,500.3 mi), including all branches. More than million people were employed to protect the Ming dynasty at its height. It is estimated that, About 20 to 30 lakh people had given their lives in this great wall construction project.
Building walls to protect the kingdom in china began in the eight century BCE, when the kui (English:Qi), Yan (English:Yan) and Jaho (English: Zhao) states to avoid the invasion of arrows and swords. Constructed the wall with bricks made by pressing clay and pebbles into the mold. 221 years before Christ, China came under the Qin (English: Qin) empire. This empire united all the small states into one united China. From the Qin Empire, the rulers united the various walls built in the east which became the northern border of china. From the fifth century onwards, many walls were built, which together were called the china wall. One of the most famous walls is from 220-204 BC. Was built by the emperor of china, Qin shi Huang. Only a few remnants of that wall remains. It was built in the far north of the current wall built by the Ming dynasty. The long border of new china was open to the invaders, so which rulers started expanding the wall to the rest of china. This work required immense labor and resources. It was a difficult task to take the wall building materials to the limits, so the workers built stone and pebble walls near the mountains and near the plains using local means. Later, Various kingdom like Han, Sui, Northern and who repaired the wall from time to time and spread the wall in different directions as needed. Today, this wall elevates the name of china in the world, has been declared a world heritage by UNESCO since 1949.
5. Petra:-
Petra is said to have been built in 312 BC. It was primarily a settlement inhabited by ancient people called the Nabataeans. Petra was the capital of Nabataean rule before the 6th century BCE after which it was absorbed by the Roman Empire in 106 CE. Petra was abandoned at the end of the 7th century and by the end of the 11th century many of its palaces were destroyed. It remained a "lost city" until it was discovered in 1812 by a Swiss explorer. Please tell that in the 6th century, the Muslism had conquered Petra, but it could not remain under the Muslims for long. Petra was later abandoned by Isayo after the conquest of the Muslim ruler Sultan Saladin during 1189 AD. The first real excavation of Petra was done in 1929 AD and in July 2007, Petra was included in the list of new seven wonders of petra world.
6. Taj Mahal:-
Taj Mahal is a beautiful and most attractive historical place of india. It is a cultural monument of india that was built by King Shah Jahan after his death in memory of his wife (Mumtaz Mahal). It is located in a large area, with lots of greenery at the front and back, a river at the back, and a lake and lawn.
It is located in Agra, UP, India. It is one of the seven wonders of the world. It is the most beautiful building made by white marble. It is like a dream paradise. It is designed in an attractive way and is decorated with royal beauty. It is one of the wonders of wonderful nature on earth.
Under the dome are the tombs of both the king and queen in a dark chamber. A few verses of the quran are witten on the walls using mullticoloured pieces of glass. It has four towers which are situted in all its four corners in a very attractive manner.
7. Chichen Itza:-
Chichen Itza is the second most popular tourist destination for Mexico. It is considered one of the seven wonders of the New World. Situated on the Yucatan Paninsula, Chichen Itza was a large city built by the Mayan people. It began around 600 CE, until 1221, when the power of the region shifted to Mayapan. Chichen Itza was chosen by internet voting from among the Seven Wonders of the New World.
Conclusion:-
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1. Colosseum:-
The Colosseum or coliseum (Latin: Amphitheatrum Flavium, Italian Anfiteatro Flavio or Colosseo ) is the largest elliptical amphitheater of the Roman Empire built in the city of Rome, Italy. It is considered the finest specimen of Roman architecture and engineering. Its construction was started by the then ruler Vespian between the 60th - 42nd AD and it was completed by Emperor titus in the 60th AD. Between 61 and 79 years it underwent some other changes in Domitian's rule. The name of the building is due to Amphitheaterum flavium, Vespian and Titus' family names Flavius.
The oval collesseum had a capacity of 50,000 spectators, which was not common at that time. This stadium, there were bloody battles between the warriors for entertainment only. The warrior also fight with the animals. Gladiators used to fight tigers. It is estimated that about 5 lakh animals and 10 lakh human beings were killed in such demonstration of this stadium. In addition, plays based on mythology were also played here. There were grand events twice a year and the romans loved the sport very much. In the early medieval period, this building was closed for public use. Later it was used as a residence, workshops, religious functions, fort and pilgrimage site.
Today, in the twenty first century, it has survived only as a ruin due to earthquake and stone theft but its ruins have been kept as punishment for tourists. It has been selected by UNESCO as World Heritage. It is still a symbol of the splendor of the mighty Roman empire, the most popular destination for tourists, and closely related to the Roman Church as the Pope carries out a torch liturgy every Good Friday even today.
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| Colosseum |
The first idea to design a huge statue of Christ in Rio came in the 1850s, when a local priest of K had come up with the idea of building a christian monument a top Mount corcovado. He requested ( the daughter of the emperor pedro || and the Brazilian princess regent) to fund him for this project. But after the proclamation of the Republic in Brazil in 1889, the idea was scrapped and the church in the country was separated from the state as a pinnacle.
It was not built until after World War I, when a group of Roman Catholic fundamentalists and locals in Rio began to worry about the lack of religious belief in the Brazilian community. After this, a huge statue of Jesus was expected to be placed on top of a mountain in Rio. It was then requested that the statue of Jesus on the summit of Mount Corcovado be seen from anywhere in Rio and from anywhere. This statue showed Rio how to regain Christianity.
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| Christ the redeemer |
The Great wall of China is a fortified wall made of clay and stone that was built by various chinese rulers form the fifth century BCE to the sixteenth century to protect them from northern invaders. Its vastness can be gauged from the fact that this man-made structure can also be seen from space. This wall is spread over an area of 4,700 kilometers (10,000 I, Chinese length measurement unit). It extends from Shanhaiguan in the east to Lop Nur in the west and has a total length of about 600 km (4180 mi). However according to a recent survey by the Archaeological survey department, the overall great wall, up it spans 8,851.8 km (5,500.3 mi), including all branches. More than million people were employed to protect the Ming dynasty at its height. It is estimated that, About 20 to 30 lakh people had given their lives in this great wall construction project.
Building walls to protect the kingdom in china began in the eight century BCE, when the kui (English:Qi), Yan (English:Yan) and Jaho (English: Zhao) states to avoid the invasion of arrows and swords. Constructed the wall with bricks made by pressing clay and pebbles into the mold. 221 years before Christ, China came under the Qin (English: Qin) empire. This empire united all the small states into one united China. From the Qin Empire, the rulers united the various walls built in the east which became the northern border of china. From the fifth century onwards, many walls were built, which together were called the china wall. One of the most famous walls is from 220-204 BC. Was built by the emperor of china, Qin shi Huang. Only a few remnants of that wall remains. It was built in the far north of the current wall built by the Ming dynasty. The long border of new china was open to the invaders, so which rulers started expanding the wall to the rest of china. This work required immense labor and resources. It was a difficult task to take the wall building materials to the limits, so the workers built stone and pebble walls near the mountains and near the plains using local means. Later, Various kingdom like Han, Sui, Northern and who repaired the wall from time to time and spread the wall in different directions as needed. Today, this wall elevates the name of china in the world, has been declared a world heritage by UNESCO since 1949.
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| The Great wall of china
4. Giza Necropolis:-
Giza Necropolis is an archaeological site on the plateau of Giza, on the outskirts of Cairo, Egypt. This complex of ancient monuments includes three pyramid complexes know as the Great Pyramid, the giant statue known as the Great sphinx, several tombs, a laborers' village and an industrial complex. It is located in Giza, island on the Nile River. Some 25 Kilometers (15mile) lies some 9 km (5mile) from the old city southwest of the city center of cairo. Historically, the Pyramid, which looms as symbols of ancient Egypt in western imagination, was listed by the Antipater of Saida as one of the seven wonders of the Great Pyramid World when in Greek times were popular. It is the oldest and only one of the ancient wonders still in existence.
Giza Nacropolis
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Petra is said to have been built in 312 BC. It was primarily a settlement inhabited by ancient people called the Nabataeans. Petra was the capital of Nabataean rule before the 6th century BCE after which it was absorbed by the Roman Empire in 106 CE. Petra was abandoned at the end of the 7th century and by the end of the 11th century many of its palaces were destroyed. It remained a "lost city" until it was discovered in 1812 by a Swiss explorer. Please tell that in the 6th century, the Muslism had conquered Petra, but it could not remain under the Muslims for long. Petra was later abandoned by Isayo after the conquest of the Muslim ruler Sultan Saladin during 1189 AD. The first real excavation of Petra was done in 1929 AD and in July 2007, Petra was included in the list of new seven wonders of petra world.
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| Petra |
6. Taj Mahal:-
Taj Mahal is a beautiful and most attractive historical place of india. It is a cultural monument of india that was built by King Shah Jahan after his death in memory of his wife (Mumtaz Mahal). It is located in a large area, with lots of greenery at the front and back, a river at the back, and a lake and lawn.
It is located in Agra, UP, India. It is one of the seven wonders of the world. It is the most beautiful building made by white marble. It is like a dream paradise. It is designed in an attractive way and is decorated with royal beauty. It is one of the wonders of wonderful nature on earth.
Under the dome are the tombs of both the king and queen in a dark chamber. A few verses of the quran are witten on the walls using mullticoloured pieces of glass. It has four towers which are situted in all its four corners in a very attractive manner.
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| Taj Mahal |
7. Chichen Itza:-
Chichen Itza is the second most popular tourist destination for Mexico. It is considered one of the seven wonders of the New World. Situated on the Yucatan Paninsula, Chichen Itza was a large city built by the Mayan people. It began around 600 CE, until 1221, when the power of the region shifted to Mayapan. Chichen Itza was chosen by internet voting from among the Seven Wonders of the New World.
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| Chichen Itza |
Conclusion:-
I hope that you like this post. If you have an any doubt related to this post comment me then i take action on it. And I request to you that the share this post to your friends and post on the social networks such as Facebook, Instagram and Twitter.
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