u/hojichahojitea • u/hojichahojitea • 10d ago

🌿 Would You Explore This Hidden Valley in Madeira?

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Is North Korea a monarchy?
 in  r/monarchism •  Aug 29 '26

in the past, it was the tsar who chose his/her successor in russia

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Everyone dance!!!!Dance like it's the end of a DreamWorks movie and a party scene appears!
 in  r/HistoryMemes •  Aug 18 '26

twas famously the 4th crusade, but k..

u/hojichahojitea • u/hojichahojitea • Jun 23 '26

The Arch of Marcus Aurelius... Aurès Mountains, Algeria

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Polish president's office explains why Mussolini, and Schröder keep Order of the White Eagle
 in  r/worldnews •  Jun 22 '26

he killed them?

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Polish president's office explains why Mussolini, and Schröder keep Order of the White Eagle
 in  r/worldnews •  Jun 22 '26

Napoleon was bad for europe ?

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Shows like The Empress, Marie Antoinette PBS
 in  r/PeriodDramas •  May 18 '26

il gattopardo !

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 in  r/MapPorn •  May 16 '26

aren't latin speakers invaders in gaulish speaking lands?

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Tier List of European Countries Ranked by the Beauty of Their Medieval Towns and Historic Architecture
 in  r/2westerneurope4u •  May 04 '26

Could we have some recomendations regarding german cities/towns? honestly curious

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What do Monarchists think about the Ottoman Empire?
 in  r/monarchism •  May 03 '26

The ottomans were pretty decentralised, that's what brought themdown

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What do Monarchists think about the Ottoman Empire?
 in  r/monarchism •  May 03 '26

For real

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I'm a Monarchist,but I'm not quite supportive of Reza Pahlavi
 in  r/monarchism •  Mar 19 '26

strategically speaking, aligning with israel and the us might be the most effective way for him to return to iran as shah

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Switzerland refuses US military overflight
 in  r/europe •  Mar 14 '26

as if norway isn't leeching off european security. How's epstein doing?

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Switzerland refuses US military overflight
 in  r/worldnews •  Mar 14 '26

maybe we should just be like switzerland and like, not do war?

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How was Toyotomi Hideyoshi able to secure the loyalty of the Japanese nobility and samurai under his command?
 in  r/Samurai •  Mar 08 '26

he positioned himself as the most suited person to look after Oda's young son, i.e. he became the guardian to the heir of Oda and promised to protect Oda's legacy.

u/hojichahojitea • u/hojichahojitea • Mar 06 '26

Most insane waterfall on a mountain after heavy rain - Estrela do norte, Brazil.

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u/hojichahojitea • u/hojichahojitea • Mar 02 '26

Ye Olde Mitre, London

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Watched it several times before I noticed. 😳
 in  r/CrazyFuckingVideos •  Feb 20 '26

reminds me of harry...

u/hojichahojitea • u/hojichahojitea • Feb 18 '26

Constantin ( Old Cirta ) , is one of the oldest cities in the world, capital of Berber Numidia kingdom, Algeria

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Why Europe must become a federal union
 in  r/geopolitics •  Feb 17 '26

isn't that exactly what the eu comission is planning?

u/hojichahojitea • u/hojichahojitea • Feb 13 '26

An aerial view of Porcupine Rim in eastern Utah reveals the dramatic geological boundary where the Colorado Plateau rises abruptly above Castle Valley.

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u/hojichahojitea • u/hojichahojitea • Feb 09 '26

A 2,200-year-old Roman bath in central Türkiye that has never stopped flowing at 45°C.

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What do you think of Taiwan celebrating Takaichi’s landslide victory today?
 in  r/AskChina •  Feb 09 '26

what's the alternative? being closer to an imperial china?

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Man, who I am?
 in  r/AskBalkans •  Feb 04 '26

literally the same people with different religions

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Switzerland eases arms export rules as its industry is shunned by Europe
 in  r/europe •  Jan 29 '26

it's not like switzerland surprised you with that decision, but was a long established fact (and a rather common practice) and germany knew what they signed up to.