Saturday, June 14, 2025

Collection of major Holy Roman Empire dynasties

This post is a collection of major Holy Roman Empire dynasties. There are 8 dynasties listed below chronologically. Source: Wikipedia

  • Carolingian dynasty (r. 800-888, 896-899)
  • Ottonian dynasty (r. 962-1024)
  • Salian dynasty (r. 1027-1125)
  • Hohenstaufen dynasty (r. 1155-1197, 1220-1250)
  • House of Luxembourg (r. 1312-1313, 1355-1437)
  • House of Habsburg (r. 1452-1740)
  • House of Lorraine (r. 1745-1765)
  • House of Habsburg-Lorraine (r. 1765-1806)
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List of capitals in the Roman tetrarchy

This post is a list of capitals in the Roman tetrarchy (established 293 AD). There are 4 capitals listed below alphabetically. The modern city is in parentheses. Source: Wikipedia

  • Augusta Treverorum (Trier, Germany)
  • Mediolanum (Milan, Italy)
  • Nicomedia (İzmit, Turkey)
  • Sirmium (Sremska Mitrovica, Serbia)
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Thursday, June 12, 2025

Top 10 countries by population in 1000

This post is a list of the top 10 countries by population (including possessions) in 1000 AD. Source: Wikipedia
  1. Song China: 32 - 80 million
  2. Chola Empire: 4 - 20 million
  3. Pala Empire: less than 16 - 17 million
  4. Holy Roman Empire: 11 - 12 million
  5. Fatimid Caliphate: 12 million
  6. Byzantine Empire: 12 million
  7. Western Chalukya Empire: 9 - 10 million
  8. Buyid Persia: 6 - 8 million
  9. Khitan Liao: 5 - 7 million
  10. Kingdom of France: 7 million
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Top 10 countries by population in 1700

This post is a list of the top 10 countries by population (including possessions) in 1700. Source: Wikipedia
  1. Mughal Empire: 158 million
  2. Qing Empire: 100 - 150 million
  3. Ottoman Empire: 27 million
  4. Holy Roman Empire: 27 million
  5. Tokugawa Japan: 27 million
  6. Spanish Empire: 24 million
  7. French Republic: 21 million
  8. Russia Empire: 13 million
  9. Joseon: 13 million
  10. Safavid Iran: 10 million
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List of deposed leaders during the Arab Spring

This post is a list of deposed leaders during the Arab Spring (2010-2012). There are 4 leaders listed below alphabetically by country. Source: Wikipedia

  • Egypt: Hosni Mubarak (2011)
  • Libya: Muammar Gaddafi (2011)
  • Tunisia: Zine El Abidine Ben Ali (2011)
  • Yemen: Ali Abdullah Saleh (2012)
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Top 10 countries by HIV/AIDS population (2023-2025)

This post is a list of the top 10 countries by HIV/AIDS population. The statistics are from between 2023 and 2025. The percentage of the adult population is in parentheses. Source: Wikipedia
  1. South Africa: 9.4 million (14%)
  2. Tanzania: 3.3 million (7%)
  3. Mozambique: 2.4 million (12%)
  4. Nigeria: 2.4 million (2%)
  5. India: 2.3 million (0.2%)
  6. Kenya: 1.7 million (5%)
  7. Zimbabwe: 1.6 million (22%)
  8. Malawi: 1.6 million (11%)
  9. Uganda: 1.5 million (5%)
  10. United States: 1.4 million (0.4%)
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Wednesday, June 11, 2025

Collection of seas in the Mediterranean Sea

This post is a collection of seas in the Mediterranean Sea. There are 14 seas listed below alphabetically. Source: Wikipedia

  • Adriatic Sea
  • Aegean Sea
  • Alboran Sea
  • Balearic Sea
  • Crete Sea
  • Ionian Sea
  • Levantine Sea
  • Libyan Sea
  • Ligurian Sea
  • Marmara Sea
  • Myrtoan Sea
  • Sardinia Sea
  • Thracian Sea
  • Tyrrhenian Sea
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Tuesday, June 10, 2025

List of country history posts (present day)

This post is a list of country history posts (present day) for this blog. There are 196 countries listed below alphabetically.

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Collection of major British Empire colonies

This post is a collection of major British Empire colonies. There are 10 colonies listed below alphabetically.

  • Australia
  • Burma
  • Canada
  • Egypt
  • India
  • Kenya
  • Nigeria
  • New Zealand
  • South Africa
  • Thirteen Colonies

Sources
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Collection of major Louis XIV wars

This post is a collection of major wars involving Louis XIV (reigned in France 1643-1715). There are 5 wars listed below chronologically.

  • War of Devolution (1667-1668)
  • Franco-Dutch War (1672-1678)
  • War of the Reunions (1683-1684)
  • Nine Years' War (1688-1697)
  • War of Spanish Succession (1701-1714)

Sources
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List of Georgian era kings of Britain

This post is a list of Georgian era kings of Britain. There are 5 kings listed below chronologically. Source: Wikipedia

  • George I (1714-1727)
  • George II (1727-1760)
  • George III (1760-1820)
  • George IV (1820-1830)
  • William IV (1830-1837)
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Monday, June 9, 2025

Collection of European wars of religion

This post is a collection of major European wars of religion (16th - 18th centuries). There are 15 wars listed below chronologically. Source

  • Knights' War (1522-1523)
  • German Peasants' War (1524-1525)
  • Count's Feud (1534-1536)
  • Schmalkaldic War (1546-1547)
  • Second Schmalkaldic War (1552)
  • French Wars of Religion (1562-1598)
  • Eighty Years' War (c. 1566-1648)
  • Cologne War (1583-1588)
  • Strasbourg Bishops' War (1592-1604)
  • Thirty Years' War (1618-1648)
  • Wars of the Three Kingdoms (1639-1653)
  • Savoyard-Waldensian wars (1655-1690)
  • First War of Villmergen (1656)
  • Nine Years' War (1688-1697)
  • Toggenburg War (1712)

Sources
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Sunday, June 1, 2025

List of Russo-Turkish wars

This post is a list of Russo-Turkish wars (1568-1918). There are 13 wars listed below chronologically. Source: Wikipedia

  • First Russo-Turkish War (1568-1570)
  • Russo-Crimean War (1571-1572)
  • Second Russo-Turkish War (1676-1681)
  • Third Russo-Turkish War* (1686-1700)
  • Fourth Russo-Turkish War** (1710-1713)
  • Fifth Russo-Turkish War (1735-1739)
  • Sixth Russo-Turkish War (1768-1774)
  • Seventh Russo-Turkish War (1787-1792)
  • Eighth Russo-Turkish War (1806-1812)
  • Ninth Russo-Turkish War (1828-1829)
  • Crimean War (1853-1856)
  • Tenth Russo-Turkish War (1877-1878)
  • World War I (1914-1918)

* Part of the Great Turkish War
** Part of the Great Northern War
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Collection of facts about the House of Habsburg

This post is a collection of facts about the House of Habsburg. There are 6 facts listed below. Source: Wikipedia

  • Founded by Radbot of Klettgau in Switzerland (11th century)
  • Rudolph elected King of the Romans (1273)
  • Ruled Austria (13th century - 1918)
  • Ruled Holy Roman Empire 1440-1740 and 1765-1806
  • Family split between Spanish and German-Austrian branches (16th century)
  • Also ruled Bohemia, Hungary, Croatia, Slavonia, Dalmatia, Portugal, Sicily, Lombardy-Venetia, Galicia-Lodomeria and Mexico
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Collection of facts about the Capetian dynasty

This post is a collection of facts about the Capetian dynasty (987 - 1848). There are 7 facts listed below. Source: Wikipedia

  • Founded by Hugh Capet (987 AD)
  • Branch of Robertians and Karlings dynasties
  • Ruled France 987-1792 and 1814-1848
  • Charles IV died in 1328 ending senior line
  • Succeeded by cadet branches House of Valois and House of Bourbon
  • Louis Philippe I was the last Capetian ruler of France (r. 1830 - 1848)
  • Ruled Portugal, Sicily, Naples, Navarre, Hungary, Croatia, Poland, Spain, Sardinia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Latin Empire and Brazil
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Collection of famous Years' wars

This post is a collection of famous Years' wars. There are 6 wars listed below chronologically.

Hundred Years' War (1337 - 1453)
"...conflict between the kingdoms of England and France and a civil war in France... triggered by a claim to the French throne made by Edward III of England." (Wikipedia: Hundred Years' War, 5.31.25 UTC 01:04)

Eighty Years' War (c. 1566 - 1648)
"...conflict in the Habsburg Netherlands between disparate groups of rebels and the Spanish government. The causes of the war included the Reformation, centralization, excessive taxation and the rights and privileges of the Dutch nobility and cities." (Wikipedia: Eighty Years' War, 5.15.25 UTC 15:57)

Thirty Years' War (1618 - 1648)
"...origins in the 16th century Reformation, which led to religious conflict within the Holy Roman Empire... external drivers such as the French-Habsburg rivalry and the Dutch Revolt... After 1635, the Empire became one theater of a wider struggle between France, chiefly supported by Sweden and Emperor Ferdinand III, whose principal ally was Spain." (Wikipedia: Thirty Years' War, 5.31.25 UTC 16:09)

Nine Years' War (1688 - 1697)
"...between France and the Grand Alliance. Although largely concentrated in Europe, fighting spread to colonial possessions in the Americas, India and West Africa." (Wikipedia: Nine Years' War, 5.24.25 UTC 18:35)

Second Hundred Years' War (1689 - 1815)
"...series of military conflicts around the globe between Great Britain and France... such as the Nine Years' War, the War of the Spanish Succession, the War of the Austrian Succession, the Seven Years' War, the American Revolutionary War and the French Revolutionary and Napoleonic Wars." (Wikipedia: Second Hundred Years' War, 5.18.25 UTC 22:11)

Seven Years' War (1756 - 1763)
"...Great Britain and Prussia versus France and Austria... centered on Austrian attempts to recover Silesia." (Wikipedia: Seven Years' War, 5.23.25 UTC 20:44)
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Collection of facts about the Kievan Rus'

This post is a collection of facts about the Kievan Rus' (c. 880 - 1240). There are 9 facts listed below.

  • Founded by Oleg the Wise (r. 879 - 912)
  • Consisted of East Slavic tribes in Eastern Europe
  • Ruled by Rurik dynasty (founded by Varangian prince Rurik in 862)
  • Extended from White Sea to Black Sea and Vistula river to Taman Peninsula
  • Fought against Khazars
  • Sviatoslav I ruled 943 - 972
  • Vladimir the Great ruled 980 - 1015
  • Yaroslav the Wise ruled 1019 - 1054
  • Fell to Mongol invasions (13th century)

Sources
Wikipedia: Kievan Rus', Rurik
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Collection of facts about the Phoenicians

This post is a collection of facts about the Phoenicians (c. 2500 - 64 BC). There are 7 facts listed below. Source: Wikipedia

  • Originally based on Levant coast
  • Succeeded Canaanites
  • Maritime trade network and city-states in Mediterranean Sea
  • Network included Mesopotamia, Greece, Egypt, Carthage, Cyprus, Iberian Peninsula, Tyre, Sidon and Byblos
  • Decline due to Neo-Assyrian and Achaemenid conquests
  • World's oldest verified alphabet
  • Influenced Syriac script, Arabic script and Greek alphabet
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List of Roman civilization historical periods

This post is a list of Roman civilization historical periods. There are 3 periods listed below chronologically.

Roman Kingdom (c. 753 - 509 BC)
"...settlements around the Palatine Hill along the river Tiber in central Italy, and ended with the overthrow of the kings and the establishment of the Republic..." (Wikipedia: Roman Kingdom, 6.1.25 UTC 05:01 UTC)

Roman Republic (c. 509 - 27 BC)
"During this period, Rome's control expanded form the city's immediate surroundings to hegemony over the entire Mediterranean world... There were annual elections, but the republican system was an elective oligarchy, not a democracy... Throughout the republican era Rome was in a state of near-perpetual war." (Wikipedia: Roman Republic, 5.30.25 UTC 19:28)

Roman Empire (27 BC - 476 AD / 1453 AD)
"The first two centuries of the Empire saw a period of unprecedented stability and prosperity known as the Pax Romana... In the 3rd century, the Empire underwent a 49-year crisis that threatened its existence due to civil war, plagues and barbarian invasions... Theodosius I, the last emperor to rule over both East and West, died in 395... In 476 by Odoacer, the Western Empire finally collapsed. The Byzantine (Eastern Roman) Empire survived for another millennium with Constantinople as its sole capital, until the city's fall in 1453." (Wikipedia: Roman Empire, 5.26.25 UTC 22:37)
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Collection of facts about ancient Carthage

This post is a collection of facts about ancient Carthage (c. 814 - 146 BC). There are 10 facts listed below. Source: Wikipedia

  • Settled by Phoenicians (814 BC)
  • Based in Tunisia and North Africa
  • Gained independence in 7th century BC
  • Carthage was capital city
  • Naval dominance in western Mediterranean Sea
  • Occupied northwest Africa, southeast Iberian Peninsula, Sicily, Sardinia, Corsica and Malta
  • Fought Berbers and Sicilian Greeks
  • Fought Roman Repbulic in the Punic Wars (264 - 146 BC)
  • Carthage destroyed in Third Punic War (146 BC)
  • Conquered by Roman Republic (146 BC)
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Collection of facts about the Ptolemaic Kingdom

This post is a collection of facts about the Ptolemaic Kingdom (305 - 30 BC). There are 8 facts listed below.

  • Founded by Macedonian general Ptolemy I Soter (305 BC)
  • Alexander the Great conquered Egypt in 332 BC
  • Ptolemaic dynasty was the final Egyptian dynasty
  • Capital city was Alexandria
  • Fought Seleucid Empire in the Syrian Wars (3rd - 2nd centuries BC)
  • Expanded to Libya, Sinai and northern Nubia
  • Final Ptolemaic ruler Cleopatra VII dies (30 BC)
  • Annexed by Roman Empire (30 BC)

Sources
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Saturday, May 31, 2025

Collection of facts about the Seleucid Empire

This post is a collection of facts about the Seleucid Empire (312 - 63 BC). There are 7 facts listed below.

  • Founded by Macedonian general Seleucus I Nicator (312 BC)
  • Received Babylonia and Assyria from division of Macedonia
  • Expanded to Iraq, Iran, Afghanistan, Syria, Lebanon, Anatolia, Levant, Kuwait and parts of Turkmenistan
  • Fought Maura Empire (305 - 303 BC)
  • Fought Ptolemaic Egypt in Syrian Wars (3rd - 2nd centuries BC)
  • Antiochus III the Great attempted to conquer Greece and lost to Roman Republic (2nd century BC)
  • Annexed by Roman Republic (63 BC)

Source
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Collection of facts about the Sasanian Empire

This post is a collection of facts about the Sasanian Empire (224 - 651 AD). There are 6 facts listed below.

  • Founded by Ardashir I (224 AD)
  • Defeated Arsacid dynasty at Battle of Hormozdgan (224 AD)
  • Occupied Iran, Iraq, Caucasus, Levant, parts of Arabian Peninsula, Central Asia and South Asia
  • Fought Roman Empire / Byzantine Empire
  • Revitalized Zoroastrianism
  • Defeated by Muslim conquest of Iran (633 - 651 AD)

Sources
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Collection of facts about the Parthian Empire

This post is a collection of facts about he Parthian Empire (247 BC - 224 AD). There are 9 facts listed below.

  • Founded by Arsaces I (247 BC)
  • Ruled by Arsacid dynasty
  • Based in modern-day Iran
  • Expanded to Turkey, Afghanistan and Pakistan
  • Located on Silk Road trade route
  • Fought Seleucids, Scythians, Kingdom of Armenia and Roman Republic
  • Roman-Parthian Wars (54 BC - 217 AD)
  • Ardashir I kills last Arsacid ruler Artabanus IV (224 AD)
  • Ardashir I founds Sasanian Empire (224 AD)

Sources
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Collection of facts about the Achaemenid Empire

This post is a collection of facts about the Achaemenid Empire (550 - 330 BC). There are 6 facts listed below. Source: Wikipedia

  • Founded by Cyrus the Great (550 BC)
  • Based in modern-day Iran
  • Defeated Medes, Lydia and Neo-Babylonian Empire
  • 5.5 million sq. kilometers: Balkans, Egypt, West Asia, Central Asia, Indus Valley
  • Conquered by Alexander the Great and Macedonian Empire (330 BC)
  • Later ruled by Ptolemaic Kingdom and Seleucid Empire
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Collection of facts about Sumer

This post is a collection of facts about Sumer (c. 5500 - 1800 BC). There are 7 facts listed below. Source: Wikipedia

  • World's earliest known civilization
  • Located along Tigris and Euphrates rivers
  • Ubaid period (c. 6500 - 4100 BC)
  • Uruk period (c. 4100 - 3100 BC)
  • Proto-writing (c. 4000 - 2500 BC)
  • World's earliest known texts (27th century BC)
  • Succeeded by Akkadian Empire (23rd century BC)
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List of Egyptian Kingdom historical periods

This post is a list of Egyptian Kingdom historical periods. There are 3 periods listed below chronologically.

Old Kingdom (2686 - 2181 BC)
"...it encompasses the reigns of the great pyramid-builders of the Fourth Dynasty, such as King Sneferu, under whom the art of pyramid-building was perfected, and the kings Khufu, Khafre and Menkaure, who commissioned the construction of the pyramids at Giza." (Wikipedia: Old Kingdom of Egypt, 3.3.25 UTC 14:38)

Middle Kingdom (2055 - 1650 BC)
"...reunification of Egypt under the reign of Mentuhotep II in the Eleventh Dynasty to the end of the Twelfth Dynasty." (Wikipedia: Middle Kingdom of Egypt, 4.15.25 UTC 14:27)

New Kingdom (1570 - 1069 BC)
"...Eighteenth, Nineteenth, and Twentieth dynasties... It was the most prosperous time for the Egyptian people and marked the peak of Egypt's power." (Wikipedia: New Kingdom of Egypt, 5.26.25 UTC 01:25)
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List of Assyrian historical periods

This post is a list of Assyrian historical periods. There are 5 periods listed below chronologically. Source: Wikipedia

  • Early Assyrian (2600 - 2025 BC)
  • Old Assyrian (2025 - 1364 BC)
  • Middle Assyrian (1363 - 912 BC)
  • Neo-Assyrian (911 - 609 BC)
  • Post-imperial Assyria (609 BC - 240 AD)
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Collection of facts about the Franks

This post is a collection of facts about the Franks. There are 10 facts listed below. Source: Wikipedia

  • Germanic people originally from Rhine-river area
  • Ruled by Roman Empire
  • Later expanded into Gaul
  • Fought Alans, Vandals and Huns during Migration Period
  • Clovis I unites Frankish Kingdoms under Merovingian dynasty (5th century AD)
  • Later ruled by Carolingian dynasty (751 AD)
  • Charlemagne crowned Roman Emperor (800 AD)
  • Divided into West Francia, Middle Francia and East Francia (843 AD)
  • West Francia later became Kingdom of France
  • East Francia later became Holy Roman Empire
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Friday, May 30, 2025

Collection of facts about the Carolingian dynasty

This post is a collection of facts about the Carolingian dynasty (751 - 987 AD). There are 7 facts listed below.

  • Pepin the Short becomes king of the Franks (751 AD)
  • Charlemagne crowned Roman Emperor (800 AD)
  • Carolingian Empire (800 - 887 AD)
  • Carolingian civil war (840 - 843 AD)
  • Charles the Fat deposed (887 AD)
  • Illegitimate line ruled East Francia until 911 AD
  • Louis V of West Francia is final Carolingian ruler (died 987 AD)

Sources
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Collection of facts about the Merovingian dynasty

This post is a collection of facts about the Merovingian dynasty. There are 8 facts listed below.

  • Ruling family of the Franks (5th century - 751 AD)
  • Childeric I ruled c. 457 - 481 AD
  • Clovis I ruled c. 481 - 509 AD
  • Clovis I sons divide kingdom: Austrasia, Neustria, Burgundy, Aquitaine
  • Clotaire II temporarily reunites kingdom (613 - 623 AD)
  • Charles Martel was Mayor of the Palace (718 - 741 AD)
  • Pepin the Short deposes Childeric III (751 AD)
  • Succeeded by Carolingian dynasty

Sources
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Wednesday, May 21, 2025

List of Punic Wars

This post is a list of the Punic Wars (264 - 146 BC). There are 3 wars listed below chronologically. Source: Wikipedia

  • First Punic War: 264 - 241 BC
  • Second Punic War: 218 - 201 BC
  • Third Punic War: 149 - 146 BC
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Sunday, May 18, 2025

Collection of quotes about Carolingian miniscule and humanist miniscule

This post is a collection of quotes about Carolingian miniscule and humanist miniscule. There are 3 quotes listed below.

1. "Carolingian miniscule was uniform with rounded shapes in clearly distinguishable glyphs, disciplined and above all, legible. Clear capital letters and spaces between words became standard..." (Wikipedia: Carolingian miniscule, 4.9.25 UTC 12:02)

2. "Carolingian minuscule was created partly under the patronage of the Emperor Charlemagne... Although Charlemagne was never fully literate, he understood the value of literacy and uniform script in running his empire." (Wikipedia: Carolingian miniscule, 4.9.25 UTC 12:02)

3. "[Humanist miniscule] was based on Carolingian miniscule... Petrarch was one of the few medieval authors to have written at any length on the handwriting of his time; in his essay on the subject, La scrittura, he criticized the current scholastic hand, with its laboured strokes and exuberant letter-forms amusing the eye from a distance, but fatiguing on closer exposure, as if written for another purpose than to be read." (Wikipedia: Humanist miniscule, 1.7.25 UTC 02:50)
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Sunday, May 11, 2025

List of ruling dynasties of the Kingdom of England

This post is a list of ruling dynasties of the Kingdom of England. There are 4 dynasties listed below chronologically. Source: Wikipedia

  • Norman / Angevin: 1066-1216
  • Plantagenet: 1216-1485
  • Tudor: 1485-1603
  • Stuart: 1603-1707*

* interrupted by British Interregnum 1649-1660
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Saturday, May 10, 2025

List of Wikipedia notebook entries: May 2013 - September 2014

This post is a list of entries in my Wikipedia notebooks (24 total) between May 2013 and September 2014. This was a parallel and separate project from my normal research notebooks. There are 1,438 entries listed below chronologically.
  1. English language
  2. Indo-European languages
  3. List of language families
  4. Language family
  5. Language
  6. Behavior modernity
  7. History of Earth
  8. List of religious populations
  9. Christianity
  10. Origins of Christianity
  11. Jesus
  12. Buddhism
  13. Islam
  14. Hinduism
  15. Religion in China
  16. Chinese folk religion
  17. Irreligion
  18. Writing system
  19. Neolithic
  20. Bronze Age
  21. Protowriting
  22. Iron Age
  23. Ancient history
  24. Middle Ages
  25. Early modern Europe
  26. Mercantilism
  27. Mesolithic
  28. Paleolithic
  29. Holocene
  30. Euphrates
  31. Prehistory Mesopotamia
  32. Sumer
  33. Anatolian culture
  34. Aurignacian culture
  35. Lower Paleolithic
  36. Middle Paleolithic
  37. Upper Paleolithic
  38. Mesopotamia
  39. Cradle of civilization
  40. Atlantis
  41. Homo erectus
  42. Homo heidelbergensis
  43. Homo
  44. Americas
  45. Homo species
  46. Toba catastrophe theory
  47. Recent African origin of modern humans
  48. Settlement of the Americas
  49. Art
  50. Biological anthropology
  51. Race
  52. Indigenous peoples of the Americas
  53. Japanese prehistory
  54. History of Japan
  55. History of Greece
  56. History of Switzerland
  57. Proto-Indo-Europeans
  58. History of the Roman Empire
  59. History of banking
  60. History of money
  61. Commodity money
  62. History of banking in the United States
  63. Currency
  64. Coin
  65. Debasement
  66. Legal tender
  67. Monetization
  68. Fiat money
  69. Bank note
  70. Free banking
  71. Government
  72. Chartalism
  73. Bank
  74. Price controls
  75. Capital market
  76. Bretton Woods system
  77. Free Banking Era
  78. History of central banking in the U.S.
  79. Bank of North America
  80. National Bank Acts
  81. Coinage act of 1792
  82. First Bank of the United States
  83. Second Bank of the United States
  84. United States Note
  85. Central bank
  86. Medici Bank
  87. Bank of England
  88. Gold standard
  89. Demand Note
  90. Confederate States of America Dollar
  91. Federal Reserve
  92. Code of Hammurabi
  93. Barter
  94. Culture
  95. New York Stock Exchange
  96. United States Treasury
  97. Federal Reserve Note
  98. Celebrity
  99. Types of government
  100. Marriage
  101. Music
  102. Stock exchange
  103. iPod
  104. Desk
  105. Country
  106. Taxes
  107. Internal Revenue Service
  108. Accounting
  109. Godin Tepe
  110. Tepe Yahya
  111. Italian Renaissance
  112. Federal Reserve
  113. Time
  114. Religion
  115. Philosophy
  116. Science
  117. Social science
  118. Western Washington University
  119. Bainbridge Island, Washington
  120. Bellingham, Washington
  121. Seattle, Washington
  122. Mathematics
  123. Emotion
  124. Economic statistics
  125. Economic data
  126. Economics
  127. The Economist
  128. Economist Intelligence Unit
  129. Great Depression
  130. Addiction
  131. Cannabis dependence
  132. Gold standard origin
  133. Vaporizer
  134. Consciousness
  135. Consciousness II
  136. Neurotoxicity
  137. Cardiovascular disease
  138. Carpet
  139. Sleep
  140. Wakefulness
  141. Double-entry bookkeeping system
  142. Luca Pacioli
  143. Trading card
  144. Collectible card game
  145. New Super Mario Bros Wii Trading Cards
  146. British Empire
  147. French Colonial Empire
  148. Spanish Empire
  149. German Colonial Empire
  150. Italian Empire
  151. Ken Jennings
  152. Age of Discovery
  153. Indonesia
  154. Joyce Banda
  155. Julia Gillard
  156. Road
  157. Neuroscience
  158. Mutual fund
  159. Dance
  160. Hobby
  161. Leonardo da Vinci
  162. Michelangelo
  163. International trade
  164. Foreign exchange market
  165. Clearing house
  166. Current account
  167. Balance of trade
  168. Information Age
  169. Evolution
  170. Psychology
  171. Brain
  172. Clothes
  173. Visual perception
  174. Visual system
  175. Hearing
  176. Somatosensory system
  177. Taste
  178. Olfaction
  179. Thought
  180. Earth
  181. Sun
  182. Formation of the solar system
  183. Milky Way
  184. Local Group
  185. Virgo Supercluster
  186. Observable Universe
  187. Universe
  188. Personality
  189. List of Presidents of Indonesia
  190. Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono
  191. Social psychology
  192. Interpersonal attraction
  193. Personal psychology
  194. Sexual objectification
  195. Sugar
  196. Relaxation
  197. Meditation
  198. Dorothy Allison
  199. Deep frying
  200. Food and drug administration
  201. Genetically modified organism
  202. Fear
  203. Anxiety
  204. Industrial Revolution
  205. Second Industrial Revolution
  206. Capital control
  207. LPL Financial
  208. Apollo Global Management
  209. GSO Capital Partners
  210. Kohlberg Kravis Roberts
  211. Odwalla
  212. Food
  213. Happiness
  214. Al-Qaeda
  215. Nazi Germany
  216. Social status
  217. Human brain
  218. Dog
  219. Magic (paranormal)
  220. Ghost
  221. Humor
  222. Seattle Mariners
  223. Hubris
  224. Humility
  225. Cultural psychology
  226. Confidence
  227. Self confidence
  228. Self esteem
  229. Drug
  230. Evil
  231. Argument
  232. Differential psychology
  233. Conversation
  234. Egoism
  235. Pride
  236. Friendship
  237. Alcoholic beverage
  238. Cannabis
  239. Aphrodisiac
  240. Cognitive psychology
  241. Benito Mussolini
  242. Education
  243. Dehydration
  244. Hyperinflation
  245. Brick
  246. Stupidity
  247. Pain
  248. Flirting
  249. Protean
  250. Bankruptcy
  251. Love
  252. Human bonding
  253. Eye contact
  254. Limerence
  255. Limerence II
  256. Affinity group
  257. Sexual partner
  258. Casual sex
  259. Human sexual activity
  260. Animal sexual behavior
  261. Romance
  262. Unrequited love
  263. Social skills
  264. People skills
  265. Social intelligence
  266. Women in government
  267. Feminist epistemology
  268. Michael Graziano
  269. Suharto
  270. Transition to the New Order
  271. Post Suharto era in Indonesia
  272. Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono II
  273. REDD
  274. Carbon credit
  275. Diffuse sky radiation
  276. Sunlight
  277. Small talk
  278. Etiquette
  279. Communication
  280. Shyness
  281. Anxiety II
  282. Indonesian Rupiah
  283. History of the Indonesian Rupiah
  284. Bank Indonesia
  285. BlackRock
  286. Personal space
  287. Body contact and personal space in the U.S.
  288. Comfort zone
  289. Personal boundaries
  290. Cheek kissing
  291. Greeting
  292. 1997 Asian financial crisis
  293. Flow (psychology)
  294. Culture
  295. Confession
  296. Puppy love
  297. Intimate relationship
  298. Dating
  299. Asperger syndrome
  300. History of Indonesia
  301. Indonesian National Awakening
  302. Chinese Yuan
  303. Renminbi
  304. Fall of Suharto
  305. Collective consciousness
  306. History of India
  307. History of China
  308. History of Europe
  309. History of Africa
  310. Logarithm
  311. Cohort effect
  312. Cohort study
  313. Culture II
  314. Reciprocal altruism
  315. Annoyance
  316. Surrealism
  317. Dada
  318. Pop art
  319. Abnormal psychology
  320. Association football
  321. Golf
  322. War
  323. Fred Meyer
  324. Guilt
  325. Eccentricity
  326. Individualism
  327. Charisma
  328. Socialism
  329. Fun
  330. Public administration
  331. Sheila Bair
  332. Body language
  333. Qualia
  334. Social status II
  335. Social class
  336. Dominance theory
  337. Greed
  338. Ambition
  339. Dance II
  340. Physical attractiveness
  341. Attractiveness
  342. Cuteness
  343. Popularity
  344. Silence
  345. Courtly love
  346. Royal court
  347. Patience
  348. Gluttony
  349. Oatmeal
  350. History of Sweden
  351. History of Brazil
  352. History of Canada
  353. Revolutionary War
  354. History of Mexico
  355. Charity (virtue)
  356. Exercise
  357. Entertainment
  358. Gratification
  359. Pleasure
  360. Contentment
  361. Gas Works Park
  362. Sexual desire
  363. Sexual desire and intimate relationships
  364. Sexual desire and intimate relationships II
  365. Mate choice
  366. Skype
  367. Ceramic
  368. World population
  369. Solar energy
  370. Habit
  371. Gift
  372. Symbol
  373. Oxytocin
  374. Dopamine
  375. Vasopressin
  376. Hormone
  377. Serotonin
  378. Norepinephrine
  379. Pheromone
  380. Cortisol
  381. Sedative
  382. Neurotransmitter
  383. Amino acid
  384. Silk Road
  385. Bounty
  386. Praise
  387. Motivation
  388. Goal
  389. Microscopic
  390. Utopia
  391. Nirvana
  392. Cell phone
  393. Internet
  394. Automobile
  395. Newly industrialized country
  396. Factory
  397. Randomness
  398. Beauty
  399. Human
  400. Isaac Newton
  401. Regret
  402. Joanie Loves Chachi
  403. Happy Days
  404. Chachi Arcola
  405. Joanie Cunningham
  406. Addis Ababa, Ethiopia
  407. Grass
  408. Journal
  409. Diary
  410. Adultery
  411. Virtue
  412. Adventure
  413. Arousal
  414. Truth
  415. Lie
  416. False
  417. Mechanical system
  418. Energy
  419. Electricity
  420. Infinity
  421. Ancestor
  422. Physics
  423. Calculus
  424. Voice
  425. Larynx
  426. Wikipedia
  427. Heart
  428. Human heart
  429. Heat transfer in the human body
  430. Luck
  431. Concrete
  432. Steel
  433. Bessemer process
  434. Wood
  435. Plastic
  436. Party
  437. Socialization
  438. Recreation
  439. Leisure
  440. Analysis
  441. Breathing
  442. Interaction
  443. Walking
  444. Atmosphere of Earth
  445. Video game
  446. Zelda Ocarina of Time
  447. Mechanical fan
  448. Tool
  449. Machine
  450. Shoe
  451. Dirt
  452. Soil
  453. Plant
  454. Tree
  455. Tissue
  456. Logic
  457. Inductive reasoning
  458. Deductive reasoning
  459. Abductive reasoning
  460. Insanity
  461. Social norm
  462. Delusion
  463. Mental disorder
  464. Discrimination
  465. Narrative
  466. Intelligence
  467. Psychometrics
  468. Life
  469. Organism
  470. Animal
  471. Cambrian explosion
  472. Phylum
  473. Kingdom (biology)
  474. Domain
  475. Succinctness
  476. Simple living
  477. Simplicity
  478. Elegance
  479. Memory
  480. Invention
  481. Creativity
  482. Cognition
  483. Optimism
  484. Pessimism
  485. Sadness
  486. Dignity
  487. Aesthetics
  488. Nutrition
  489. Cell
  490. Self awareness
  491. Risk
  492. Genetics
  493. Gene
  494. Wikimedia Foundation
  495. History of South Africa
  496. Curiosity
  497. Attention
  498. Perception
  499. Landform
  500. Russell Investments
  501. Johannes Gutenberg
  502. Want
  503. Need
  504. Object (philosophy)
  505. Disgust
  506. Motivation
  507. Independence Day (U.S.)
  508. Anticipation
  509. Courage
  510. Future
  511. Past
  512. Present
  513. New Age
  514. Neglect
  515. Abuse
  516. Political Corruption
  517. Extraversion and introversion
  518. Evolutionary aesthetics
  519. Aesthetic realism
  520. Organ
  521. Skill
  522. Determinism
  523. Death
  524. Compassion
  525. Virtue
  526. Morality
  527. Sensory system
  528. Stimulus
  529. Receptive field
  530. Behavior
  531. Simian Mobile Disco
  532. James Ford
  533. Humorism
  534. Sleep Deprivation
  535. God
  536. Psychology of religion
  537. Idea
  538. Ontology
  539. Uncertainty
  540. Certainty
  541. Intimidation
  542. Ethics
  543. Fantasy (fiction)
  544. Computer
  545. Problem solving
  546. Positive affectivity
  547. Embarrassment
  548. Faux pas
  549. Boldness
  550. Sisu
  551. Energy (psychology)
  552. Anger
  553. Affect display
  554. PIMCO
  555. Allianz
  556. Mood congruence
  557. Affection
  558. Angst
  559. Apathy
  560. Awe
  561. Boredom
  562. Boredom
  563. Contempt
  564. Depression
  565. State Street Global Advisors
  566. Desire
  567. Mental representation
  568. Disappointment
  569. Distrust
  570. Sacred
  571. Fixation
  572. Ecstasy (emotion)
  573. Envy
  574. Illumination
  575. Latin
  576. Ink
  577. Paris
  578. Disposition
  579. Action
  580. Everyday life
  581. Megalomania
  582. Euphoria
  583. Frustration
  584. Obsessive-compulsive behavior
  585. Intrusive thought
  586. American Funds
  587. Capital Group
  588. Gratitude
  589. Grief
  590. Hatred
  591. Hope
  592. Horror
  593. Hostility
  594. Hysteria
  595. Interest (emotion)
  596. Jealousy
  597. Loneliness
  598. Lust
  599. Outrage
  600. Panic
  601. Passion
  602. Pity
  603. Rage
  604. Shame
  605. Relief
  606. Remorse
  607. Acute stress reaction
  608. Sorrow
  609. Suffering
  610. Surprise
  611. Wonder
  612. Zest
  613. Diligence
  614. Worry
  615. Trust
  616. Valence
  617. History of Guatemala
  618. History of Afghanistan
  619. Kindness
  620. Humiliation
  621. Social rejection
  622. Wisdom
  623. Psychology
  624. Cool (aesthetic)
  625. Understanding
  626. Concept
  627. Annuity
  628. Problem
  629. Zeitgeist
  630. Roman Empire
  631. Barry Bonds
  632. Ganesh
  633. Time perception
  634. Macedonia (ancient kingdom)
  635. Meaning of life
  636. History of Germany
  637. Eurozone debt crisis
  638. Aristotle
  639. Plato
  640. Social anxiety
  641. Achaemenid Empire
  642. Pax Romana
  643. Germanic peoples
  644. Republic
  645. Empire
  646. Empire II
  647. Roman Republic
  648. Roman Kingdom
  649. Franks
  650. Late antiquity
  651. Dark Ages
  652. Pope Urban II
  653. Crusades
  654. Crisis of the 3rd Century
  655. World population II
  656. History of France
  657. History
  658. Judaism
  659. Abraham
  660. Book of Genesis
  661. Moses
  662. Time perception II
  663. Civilization
  664. Perfectionism
  665. State
  666. Ancient Egypt
  667. Frank Ocean
  668. Bronze Age Europe
  669. Indus Valley Civilization
  670. Indus Valley Civilization II
  671. Iron Age II
  672. History of the Americas
  673. Gaul
  674. History of China II
  675. Positive psychology
  676. Theories of humor
  677. Reciprocal altruism
  678. Himanshu Suri
  679. Fun (band)
  680. Miguel (singer)
  681. Tyler, the Creator
  682. Fatigue
  683. Broaden-and-build
  684. Play
  685. Reciprocal liking
  686. Tyler, the Creator II
  687. Neuroticism
  688. Seriousness
  689. Taste (sociology)
  690. Homelessness in the U.S.
  691. Acceptance
  692. Learned optimism
  693. Humor (positive psychology)
  694. Core self-evaluations
  695. Work ethic
  696. Saving
  697. Frugality
  698. Simple living II
  699. Self efficacy
  700. Destiny
  701. Locus of control
  702. Courage II
  703. Character Strengths and Virtues
  704. Virtue II
  705. Morality
  706. Excellence
  707. Social skills
  708. Social intelligence II
  709. Social
  710. Smile
  711. Self esteem II
  712. Laughter
  713. Katherine Hepburn
  714. Katherine Hepburn II
  715. Spencer Tracy
  716. Theory of mind
  717. Photogenic
  718. Lifestyle
  719. Psychology of dance
  720. Conversation analysis
  721. Active listening
  722. Otium
  723. Epicureanism
  724. Skill II
  725. Basic skills
  726. Aptitude
  727. Game of skill
  728. Higher order thinking
  729. Washington Assessment of Student Learning
  730. Skill (labor)
  731. Soft skills
  732. Recklessness
  733. Guild
  734. Life skills
  735. Respect
  736. Moral development
  737. Friendship
  738. Passion
  739. Enthusiasm
  740. Dreyfus model of skill acquisition
  741. Four stages of competence
  742. Flourishing
  743. Charisma II
  744. List of hobbies
  745. Avocation
  746. Burning Man
  747. Personal life
  748. Quality time
  749. Gemltlichkeit
  750. Interpersonal relationship
  751. Real life
  752. List of collectibles
  753. Novelty item
  754. Socialite
  755. Conspicuous leisure
  756. Deep Fried Mars Bars
  757. Social environment
  758. Capital appreciation
  759. Best Coast
  760. Odd Future
  761. Earl Sweatshirt
  762. Superficial charm
  763. Generativity
  764. Robert Shields
  765. Eudaimonia II
  766. Boasting
  767. Ego ideal
  768. Role model
  769. Idealization and devaluation
  770. Pleasure II
  771. Role engulfment
  772. Affect display II
  773. Physical attractiveness II
  774. Epicureanism II
  775. Physiology
  776. Euclid
  777. Flooding (psychology)
  778. Systematic desensitization
  779. Relaxation technique'
  780. Hypergraphia
  781. Deadpan
  782. Comedian
  783. Comedy
  784. Facial expression
  785. Sitting
  786. Beauty II
  787. Adornment
  788. Satire
  789. Wit
  790. Style
  791. Hypomania
  792. Mania
  793. Psychosis
  794. Bipolar disorder
  795. The Most Interesting Man in the World
  796. Logic
  797. Reason
  798. Rationality
  799. Explanation
  800. Idea II
  801. Mental representation II
  802. Plan
  803. Experience
  804. Personal identity
  805. Self concept
  806. List of prime ministers of the U.K.
  807. Community health
  808. Love bombing
  809. Flattery
  810. Emotional intelligence
  811. Knowledge
  812. Comfort
  813. Comfort zone
  814. Cognition II
  815. Strategy
  816. Practice
  817. Amusement
  818. Theory of mind
  819. Motivation III
  820. Mindfulness (Buddhism)
  821. Mindfulness (psychology)
  822. Metacognition
  823. Shoshin
  824. Metamemory
  825. Decision marking
  826. Mysticism
  827. Enneagram of personality
  828. Wiki
  829. Personal wiki
  830. Notetaking
  831. Concept map
  832. Rights
  833. Handwriting
  834. Justice
  835. Noble Eightfold Path
  836. Four Noble Truths
  837. Reference work
  838. Encyclopedia
  839. Self control
  840. Urban exploration
  841. Reward system
  842. Encyclopedia II
  843. Reading
  844. Pleasure center
  845. 17th century
  846. 18th century
  847. 19th century
  848. 20th century
  849. 16th century
  850. 15th century
  851. Self concept II
  852. Unconditional positive regard
  853. Multivitamin
  854. Laban movement analysis
  855. Pleasure center II
  856. Self actualization
  857. Id, ego and super-ego
  858. Meaning of life II
  859. Nucleus accumbens
  860. Efferent nerve fiber
  861. Amygdala
  862. Visual system II
  863. Soul
  864. Somatosensory system II
  865. Intentional stance
  866. Caffeine
  867. Temporoparietal junction
  868. Superior temporal sulcus
  869. Human brain II
  870. Reinforcement
  871. Sacred mysteries
  872. Receptor (biochemistry)
  873. Synapse
  874. Ventral tegmental area
  875. List of regions in the human brain
  876. Subconscious
  877. Memory II
  878. Neural oscillation
  879. Dopamine
  880. Cerebral cortex
  881. Prefrontal cortex
  882. Attention and memory in the prefrontal cortex
  883. Hippocampus
  884. Globus pallidus
  885. Desensitization
  886. Executive functions
  887. Orbitofrontal cortex
  888. Anterior cingulate cortex
  889. Dorsolaterla prefrontal cortex
  890. Limbic system
  891. Thalamus
  892. Thalamo-cortico-thalamic circuits
  893. Recurrent thalamo-cortical resonance
  894. Neuroscience of free will
  895. Canada - U.S. Free Trade Agreement
  896. Canada - U.S. trade relations
  897. NAFTA
  898. Wealth of Nations
  899. Economy of ancient Greece
  900. Slavery in ancient Greece3
  901. Socrates
  902. Xenophon
  903. Neuroscience of free will II
  904. Cartesian theater
  905. Cartesian materialism
  906. Philosophy of mind
  907. Cognitive architecture
  908. Cerebellum
  909. Pons
  910. Basal ganglia
  911. Nucleus (neuroanatomy)
  912. Binding problem
  913. Wetware
  914. Central nervous system
  915. Peripheral nervous system
  916. Midbrain
  917. Hindbrain
  918. Midbrain tectum
  919. Medulla oblongata
  920. Hypothalamus
  921. Pituitary gland
  922. Pineal gland
  923. Cingulate cortex
  924. Fornix of the brain
  925. Spinal cord
  926. Inferior colliculus
  927. Superior colliculus
  928. Corpus callosum
  929. Brainstem
  930. Mesolimbic pathway
  931. Mesocortical pathway
  932. Substantia nigra
  933. Medial forebrain bundle
  934. Neuron
  935. Forth ventricle
  936. Pyramidal cell
  937. Striatum
  938. Ventricular system
  939. White matter
  940. Grey matter
  941. Eumetazoa
  942. Neuroglia
  943. Neurotransmitter
  944. Axon
  945. Cerebrum
  946. Olfactory bulb
  947. Claustrum
  948. Myelin
  949. Neocortex
  950. Paramedian pontine reticular formation
  951. Pretectal area
  952. Neuroanatomy
  953. Extracellular matrix
  954. Nerve
  955. Neural pathway
  956. Red nucleus
  957. Executive functions II
  958. Working memory
  959. Lysergic acid diethylamide
  960. Sweetness
  961. Attention
  962. Cerebral cortex II
  963. Cortical column
  964. Cortical minicolumn
  965. Neuron II
  966. Brodmann area
  967. Postcentral gyrus
  968. Unconscious mind
  969. Electrophysiology
  970. Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act
  971. Healthcare in the United States
  972. Health care
  973. Health system
  974. Health care provider
  975. Health insurance
  976. Formulary
  977. Pharmaceutical industry
  978. Rufus Pollock
  979. Animal cognition
  980. Sense
  981. Evolutionary history of life
  982. Big Bang
  983. Brain
  984. Evolution of nervous system
  985. Eukaryote
  986. Financial analyst
  987. Financial modeling
  988. RNA
  989. Thalamus II
  990. Valuation (finance)
  991. Finance
  992. Financial economics
  993. Business valuation
  994. Business valuation II
  995. Capital asset pricing model
  996. Weighted average cost of capital
  997. Investment theory
  998. Time value of money
  999. Actuarial science
  1000. Actuary
  1001. Financial services
  1002. Credit analysis
  1003. Credit risk
  1004. Modern portfolio theory
  1005. Mathematical finance
  1006. Arbitrage pricing theory
  1007. Annual effective discount rate
  1008. Effective interest rate
  1009. International Fisher effect
  1010. Chartered Financial Analyst
  1011. Mint (coin)
  1012. Quantum mechanics
  1013. Muhammad
  1014. Gautama Buddha
  1015. Confucius
  1016. Paul the Apostle
  1017. Cai Lun
  1018. Christopher Columbus
  1019. Albert Einstein
  1020. Galileo Galilei
  1021. Louis Pasteur
  1022. Charles Darwin
  1023. Qin Shi Huang
  1024. Augustus
  1025. Nicolaus Copernicus
  1026. Antoine Laurent Lavoisier
  1027. Constantine the Great
  1028. James Watt
  1029. Michael Faraday
  1030. James Clerk Maxwell
  1031. Martin Luther
  1032. George Washington
  1033. Karl Marx
  1034. Wright brothers
  1035. Genghis Khan
  1036. John Grant
  1037. Adam Smith
  1038. William Shakespeare
  1039. John Dalton
  1040. Alexander the Great
  1041. These New Puritans
  1042. Napoleon
  1043. Thomas Edison
  1044. Antonie van Leeuwenhoek
  1045. William T. G. Morton
  1046. Guglielmo Marconi
  1047. Adolf Hitler
  1048. Oliver Cromwell
  1049. Alexander Graham Bell
  1050. Alexander Fleming
  1051. John Locke
  1052. Ludwig van Beethoven
  1053. Werner Heisenberg
  1054. Louis Daguerre
  1055. Simon Bolivar
  1056. Rene Descartes
  1057. Umar
  1058. Asoka
  1059. Augustine of Hippo
  1060. William Harvey
  1061. Ernst Rutherford
  1062. John Calvin
  1063. Gregor Mendel
  1064. Max Planck
  1065. Joseph Lister
  1066. Nikolaus August Otto
  1067. Francisco Pizarro
  1068. Hernan Cortes
  1069. Thomas Jefferson
  1070. Isabella I of Castile
  1071. Comedic genres
  1072. Comedic device
  1073. Clown
  1074. Joke
  1075. Investment
  1076. Fixed income
  1077. Yield to maturity
  1078. Fixed income analysis
  1079. JPMorgan Chase
  1080. Efficient market hypothesis
  1081. Assets under management
  1082. Derivative (finance)
  1083. List of Nobel Prize laureates in Economics
  1084. Robert Shiller
  1085. Eugene Fama
  1086. Series 7 Exam
  1087. Uniform Securities Agent State Law Exam
  1088. Uniform Combined State Law Exam
  1089. General Securities Principal Exam
  1090. List of securities examinations
  1091. Investment management
  1092. Portfolio (finance)
  1093. Investment style
  1094. Irving Fisher
  1095. Bridgewater Associates
  1096. List of hedge funds
  1097. Man Group
  1098. JPMorgan Asset Management
  1099. Brevan Howard
  1100. Och-Ziff Capital Management
  1101. Database
  1102. Hedge fund
  1103. Investment Trust Act of 1940
  1104. Nirvana II
  1105. Middle Way
  1106. Three Jewels
  1107. Pali Canon
  1108. Indian philosophy
  1109. Vedic period
  1110. Indian religions
  1111. Jainism
  1112. Upanishads
  1113. Vedas
  1114. Existentialism
  1115. Authenticity
  1116. Black box
  1117. Existential crisis
  1118. Sanskrit
  1119. Hindi
  1120. Leisure
  1121. Recreation
  1122. Hedonism
  1123. Amusement
  1124. Dukkha
  1125. Samsara
  1126. Moksha
  1127. Karma in Buddhism
  1128. Bodhi
  1129. Avidya
  1130. Tanha
  1131. Sentient beings
  1132. Skandha
  1133. Pratityasamutpada
  1134. Twelve Nidanas
  1135. Dharma
  1136. Impermanence
  1137. Sangha
  1138. Anatta
  1139. Sunyata
  1140. Leisure satisfaction
  1141. Sociology of leisure
  1142. Noble Eightfold Path II
  1143. Joseph Stalin
  1144. Julius Caesar
  1145. The Worry Trap
  1146. Acceptance and Commitment Therapy
  1147. Experiential avoidance
  1148. Major depressive disorder
  1149. Suicide
  1150. Poverty
  1151. Social isolation
  1152. Mental confusion
  1153. Hikikomori
  1154. Social exclusion
  1155. Social anxiety disorder
  1156. Social stigma
  1157. Escape response
  1158. Avoidance response
  1159. Psychological pain
  1160. Cephalization
  1161. Financial regulation
  1162. Five hinderances
  1163. Dhyana in Buddhism
  1164. Legend
  1165. Genius
  1166. History of Latin
  1167. Facebook
  1168. Entertainment weekly
  1169. Broadway theater
  1170. Hominidae
  1171. Alcoholism
  1172. Dermatophagia
  1173. Compulsive behavior
  1174. Attentional control
  1175. Savant syndrome
  1176. Child prodigy
  1177. Headache
  1178. M.I.A.
  1179. Cold
  1180. Heat
  1181. Samadhi
  1182. Anapanasati
  1183. Procrastination
  1184. William the Conqueror
  1185. Impulsivity
  1186. Vikings
  1187. History of English
  1188. Asceticism
  1189. Universalism
  1190. Lucid dream
  1191. Piti
  1192. Vitarka
  1193. Vicara
  1194. Citta
  1195. Samatha
  1196. SAP ERP
  1197. Chart of accounts
  1198. Ledger
  1199. General journal
  1200. Price analysis
  1201. OMB Circular A-123
  1202. XBRL
  1203. Manas
  1204. Vijnana
  1205. Sukha
  1206. Upekkha
  1207. Householder
  1208. Vipassana
  1209. Outline of Buddhism
  1210. La Femme
  1211. Registered Investment Advisor
  1212. Investment Advisers Act of 1940
  1213. Investment Company Act of 1940
  1214. Securities Act of 1934
  1215. Satipatthana
  1216. Short (finance)
  1217. Margin (finance)
  1218. Buddhist meditation
  1219. Kammatthana
  1220. Joey Badass
  1221. Ekaggata
  1222. Sigmund Freud
  1223. Edward Jenner
  1224. Wilhelm Rontgen
  1225. Kalyana-mittata
  1226. Three poisons
  1227. Raga
  1228. Dvesha
  1229. Mental factors
  1230. Johann Sebastian Bach
  1231. Laozi
  1232. Voltaire
  1233. Stephen Colbert
  1234. Bhavana
  1235. Cit
  1236. Luminous mind
  1237. Bhavanga
  1238. Bodhicitta
  1239. Abhijna
  1240. Sankhara
  1241. Kleshas
  1242. Bhava
  1243. Bhava samadhi
  1244. Sacca
  1245. Metta
  1246. Mudita
  1247. Wisdom in Buddhism
  1248. Paramita
  1249. Brahmauihara
  1250. Bodhisattva
  1251. Bodhipakkhiyadhamma
  1252. Indriya
  1253. Clairvoyance
  1254. Pali
  1255. Erhard Seminars Training
  1256. Cogito ergo sum
  1257. Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder
  1258. Danny Brown
  1259. Dragon Ball Z
  1260. Superhero
  1261. Johannes Kepler
  1262. Beard
  1263. Nintendo 64
  1264. Financial plan
  1265. Microsoft Excel
  1266. Business development
  1267. Cash flow
  1268. Business networking
  1269. Enrico Fermi
  1270. Leonhard Euler
  1271. Jean-Jacques Rousseau
  1272. Niccolo Machiavelli
  1273. Thomas Robert Malthus
  1274. Romanticism
  1275. Neuroplasticity
  1276. Honesty
  1277. John F. Kennedy
  1278. Gregory Goodwin Pincus
  1279. Mani
  1280. Vladimir Lenin
  1281. Emperor Wen of Sui
  1282. Vasco de Gama
  1283. Cyrus the Great
  1284. Peter the Great
  1285. Mao Zedong
  1286. Francis Bacon
  1287. Henry Ford
  1288. Mencius
  1289. Zoroaster
  1290. Elizabeth I of England
  1291. Mikhail Gorbachev
  1292. Menes
  1293. Charlemagne
  1294. Homer
  1295. Justinian I
  1296. Mahavira
  1297. Research on meditation
  1298. Third eye
  1299. Employee benefit
  1300. Insurance
  1301. Emotion II
  1302. Aesop
  1303. Howard H. Aiken
  1304. Susan B. Anthony
  1305. Thomas Aquinas
  1306. Solipsism
  1307. Envy II
  1308. Jealousy
  1309. Narcissism
  1310. Borderline personality disorder
  1311. Wikivoyage
  1312. Border control
  1313. Visa (document)
  1314. Passport
  1315. List of largest empires
  1316. Agnosticism
  1317. Think tank
  1318. Greatness
  1319. Charismatic authority
  1320. Healthy narcissism
  1321. Joie de vivre
  1322. Charism
  1323. Authentic leadership
  1324. Femme Fatale
  1325. Carpe diem
  1326. Tempus fugit
  1327. Ars longa, vita brevis
  1328. True self and false self
  1329. Instinct
  1330. Intuition
  1331. Recognition primed decision
  1332. Decision making
  1333. Paleolithic religion
  1334. Communism
  1335. Green Party
  1336. Green Party of the United States
  1337. Ralph Nader
  1338. Vagrancy
  1339. Resource
  1340. Experience
  1341. Education
  1342. Good and evil
  1343. Ethics
  1344. Wu Tang Clan
  1345. Archimedes
  1346. Aristarchus of Samos
  1347. Richard Arkwright
  1348. Charles Babbage
  1349. Dmitri Mendeleev
  1350. Neil Armstrong
  1351. Jeremy Bentham
  1352. Henri Becquerel
  1353. Otto von Bismarck
  1354. Neils Bohr
  1355. Louis de Broglie
  1356. Nicolas Leonard Sadi Carnot
  1357. Khufu
  1358. Winston Churchill
  1359. Carl von Clausewitz
  1360. Rudolf Clausius
  1361. Marie Curie
  1362. Gottlieb Daimler
  1363. Dante Alighieri
  1364. David
  1365. Democritus
  1366. Mary Baker Eddy
  1367. Robert Ettinger
  1368. George Fox
  1369. Benjamin Franklin
  1370. Fredrik the Great
  1371. Betty Friedan
  1372. Galen
  1373. Mahatma Gandhi
  1374. Carl Friedrich Gauss
  1375. Hammurabi
  1376. Henry VIII of England
  1377. Henry the Navigator
  1378. Theodor Herzl
  1379. Hippocrates
  1380. Thomas Hobbes
  1381. James Hutton
  1382. Akhenaten
  1383. Isaiah
  1384. Joan of Arc
  1385. Immanuel Kant
  1386. Mustafa Kemal Ataturk
  1387. John Maynard Keynes
  1388. Har Gobind Khorana
  1389. Martin Luther King Jr.
  1390. Alfred Kinsey
  1391. Gustav Kirchhoff
  1392. Kublai Khan
  1393. Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel
  1394. Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz
  1395. Etienne Lenoir
  1396. Abraham Lincoln
  1397. Emperor Gaozu of Han
  1398. Louis XIV of France
  1399. James Madison
  1400. Ferdinand Magellan
  1401. Mary
  1402. Emperor Meiji
  1403. Montesquieu
  1404. Maria Montessori
  1405. Samuel Morse
  1406. Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
  1407. Mu'awiya I
  1408. Gerard K. O'Neil
  1409. Blaise Pascal
  1410. Ivan Pavlov
  1411. Pablo Picasso
  1412. Marco Polo
  1413. Ptolemy
  1414. Pythagoras
  1415. Ronald Reagan
  1416. Rembrandt
  1417. Franklin D. Roosevelt
  1418. Adi Shankara
  1419. Erwin Schrodinger
  1420. William Shockley
  1421. Joseph Smith
  1422. Sophocles
  1423. Vladimir K. Zworykin
  1424. Lyndon B. Johnson
  1425. Sun Yat-sen
  1426. Henry Talbot
  1427. Timur
  1428. Edward Teller
  1429. Henry David Thoreau
  1430. Charles H. Townes
  1431. Harry S. Truman
  1432. Alessandro Volta
  1433. Selman Waksman
  1434. James Watson
  1435. Robert Watson-Watt
  1436. Mary Wollstonecraft
  1437. Frank Lloyd Wright
  1438. Boris Yeltsin
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Tuesday, May 6, 2025

List of Anglo-Dutch wars

This post is a list of the Anglo-Dutch wars (1652-1784). There are 4 wars listed below chronologically. Source: Wikipedia

  • 1652-1654: First Anglo-Dutch War
  • 1665-1667: Second Anglo-Dutch War
  • 1672-1674: Third Anglo-Dutch War
  • 1780-1784: Fourth Anglo-Dutch War
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Tuesday, April 29, 2025

Collection of facts about the 1911 Revolution

This post is a collection of quotes about the 1911 Revolution in China. There are 11 quotes listed below.

  • Lead to the end of Chinese monarchy and Qing dynasty
  • Casualties: Monarchists 170,000; Revolutionaries 50,000 
  • Wuchang Uprising (Oct 1911)
  • Qing dynasty appoint Yuan Shikai (Beiyang Army) as prime minister (Nov 1911)
  • Republic of China established (Jan 1912)
  • Xuantong Emperor abdicates (Feb 1912)
  • Yuan Shikai becomes president (Mar 1912)
  • Yuan Shikai restores monarchy (Dec 1915)
  • Yuan Shikai abdicates and Republic of China is reinstated (Mar 1916)
  • Yuan Shikai dies in 1916 and followed by Warlord Era (1916-1928)
  • Manchu Restoration: Chinese monarchy attempt restoration (July 1917)

Sources
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Collection of facts about the First Sino-Japanese War

This post is a collection of facts about the First Sino-Japanese War (1894-1895). There are 14 facts listed below.

  • Qing dynasty vs. Empire of Japan
  • Fought over influence of Korea
  • Before war, Korea is a tributary state of China
  • Qing dynasty helps suppress Donghak Peasant Revolution in Korea (1894-1895)
  • Japan sends troops to Korea and sets up a pro-Japanese government (July 1894)
  • Battle of Pungdo (July 1894)
  • Battle of Pyongyang (Sept 1894)
  • Battle of the Yalu River (Sept 1894)
  • Japan invades Manchuria (Oct 1894)
  • Battle of Lüshunkou (Nov 1894)
  • Battle of Weihaiwei (Jan - Feb 1895)
  • Treaty of Shimonoseki ended the war (Apr 1895)
  • China forced to pay Japan, cede Taiwan and end Korean tributary state
  • Japan gains influence over Korea

Sources
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Collection of facts about the Chinese Civil War

This post is a collection of facts about the Chinese Civil War (1927-1936 and 1945-1949). There are 21 facts listed below.

  • Republic of China (Kuomintang) vs. Chinese Communist Party (CCP)
  • Chiang Kai-shek leadsKuomintang
  • Mao Zedong leads CCP
  • Northern Expedition: Kuomintang vs. Beiyang government (1926-1928)
  • Shanghai massacre: Kuomintang purges communists (1927)
  • Nanchang Uprising by CCP (1927)
  • Guangzhou Uprising by CCP (1927)
  • Central Plains War internal conflict in Kuomintang (1929-1930)
  • Long March retreat by CCP is 12,500 km (1934-1935)
  • Xi'an Incident: CCP kidnap Chiang Kai-shek to demand cease fire (1936)
  • Kuomintang and CCP temporary ally to fight Japan
  • Japan invades China during Second Sino-Japanese War (1937-1945)
  • Russia temporarily occupies Manchuria (1945)
  • Operation Beleaguer: U.S. provides aid to Kuomintang and guards Hebei, Shandong (1945-1949)
  • Liaoshen campaign (1948)
  • Huaihai campaign (1948-1949)
  • Pingjin campaign (1948-1949)
  • Republic of China retreats to Taiwan (1949)
  • People's Republic of China proclaimed (1949)
  • Casualties: 7 million (first phase), 2.5 - 6 million (second phase)

Sources
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Saturday, April 26, 2025

Collection of members in the Bloomsbury Group

This post is a collection of members in the Bloomsbury Group (early 20th century). There are 10 'core members' listed below alphabetically by last name. Source: Wikipedia

  • Clive Bell
  • Vanessa Bell
  • E. M. Forster
  • Roger Fry
  • Duncan Grant
  • John Maynard Keynes
  • Desmond MacCarthy
  • Lytton Strachey
  • Leonard Woolf
  • Virginia Woolf
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Collection of members in the Vienna Circle

This post is a collection of members in the Vienna Circle (1924-1936). There are 18 members listed below alphabetically by last name. This list includes only 'inner circle' members who had regular attendance. Source: Wikipedia

  • Gustav Bergmann
  • Rudolf Carnap
  • Herbert Feigl
  • Philipp Frank
  • Kurt Gödel
  • Hans Hahn
  • Olga Hahn-Neurath
  • Béla Juhos
  • Felix Kaufmann
  • Victor Kraft
  • Karl Menger
  • Richard von Mises
  • Otto Neurath
  • Rose Rand
  • Josef Schächter
  • Moritz Schlick
  • Friedrich Waismann
  • Edgar Zilsel
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Saturday, April 19, 2025

List of states during the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms period

This post is a list of states during the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms period (907 - 979 AD) in China. Source: Wikipedia

    Dynasties
  • Later Han
  • Later Jin
  • Later Liang
  • Later Tang
  • Later Zhou

    Kingdoms
  • Jingnan
  • Northern Han
  • Southern Han
  • Ma Chu
  • Min
  • Former Shu
  • Later Shu
  • Southern Tang
  • Wuyue
  • Yang Wu
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Friday, April 18, 2025

List of painting level 5 vital articles on Wikipedia

This post is a list of painting level 5 vital articles on Wikipedia as of April 2025. There are 152 articles listed below alphabetically and by time period. Source: Wikipedia

    Prehistoric (5)

    Modern (86)

    Contemporary (8)
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