I command the French. Its Empire total war tell me if you want more battles.
Friday, October 5, 2012
Empire Total War France vs Ottomans
Empire Total War France vs Ottomans Video Clips. Duration : 12.48 Mins.
I command the French. Its Empire total war tell me if you want more battles.
I command the French. Its Empire total war tell me if you want more battles.
Sweden One City Challenge - Part 7
Sweden One City Challenge - Part 7 Video Clips. Duration : 27.77 Mins.
Sid Meier's Civilization V: Gods and Kings is the first expansion pack for Civilization V - the critically acclaimed 2010 PC Game of the Year. This robust expansion covers the entire scope of time from founding your first Pantheon of the Gods and spreading religion across the world, to deploying your spies in enemy cities in order to steal information and technology. Twitter: bit.ly Facebook: on.fb.me
Sid Meier's Civilization V: Gods and Kings is the first expansion pack for Civilization V - the critically acclaimed 2010 PC Game of the Year. This robust expansion covers the entire scope of time from founding your first Pantheon of the Gods and spreading religion across the world, to deploying your spies in enemy cities in order to steal information and technology. Twitter: bit.ly Facebook: on.fb.me
Thursday, October 4, 2012
Let's Play Victoria 2 (The Two Sicilies) Part 37
Let's Play Victoria 2 (The Two Sicilies) Part 37 Video Clips. Duration : 7.13 Mins.
In this episode we continue our war with The Ottoman Empire. Enjoy!
In this episode we continue our war with The Ottoman Empire. Enjoy!
New Kurdish music_Xaled Ahmadi_Sharakam Sna
New Kurdish music_Xaled Ahmadi_Sharakam Sna Video Clips. Duration : 5.18 Mins.
Sanandaj or Senna (Persian: سنندج, Sanandaj; Kurdish: سنه, Sine or Kursan as it is known by the majority of the locals) is the capital of the Iranian province of Kurdistan. The city of Sanandaj is the capital of the province, and lies at a distance of 512 km from Tehran, 1480 m above sea level. It is also the administrative centre of Sannandaj County (the shahrestān of Sanandaj) as well as of a district (bakhsh) with the same name as the city. The population of Sanandaj is mainly Kurdish, with an Armenian, Assyrian and Jewish minority. Sanandaj is a rather new city and was built less than 400 years ago by the Ardalan principality in 17th century. After the Islamic conquest in AD 642, majority of the inhabitants accepted Islam. Today most inhabitants follow Sunni Islam which is the predominant religion. This differentiates this area from most of Iran which is primarily Shi'ah. Suleyman Khan Ardalan the governor of the region constructed the Sine dijh (castle) during the Shah Safi period (16291642). Sanandaj was under the control of the Ardalan household for four centuries. In the war between the Safavids and the Ottomans, this family sometimes sided with the Safavids and sometimes with the Ottomans. In 1733, Karim Khan Zand took control of the city. After a period of chaos, Khusrow Khan Ardalan took over power in this part of Kurdistan. From 1799 to 1824, Amanolah Khan Ardalan, son of Khusrow Khan Ardalan governed, ruled in Sanandaj. He worked to build up and inprove ...
Sanandaj or Senna (Persian: سنندج, Sanandaj; Kurdish: سنه, Sine or Kursan as it is known by the majority of the locals) is the capital of the Iranian province of Kurdistan. The city of Sanandaj is the capital of the province, and lies at a distance of 512 km from Tehran, 1480 m above sea level. It is also the administrative centre of Sannandaj County (the shahrestān of Sanandaj) as well as of a district (bakhsh) with the same name as the city. The population of Sanandaj is mainly Kurdish, with an Armenian, Assyrian and Jewish minority. Sanandaj is a rather new city and was built less than 400 years ago by the Ardalan principality in 17th century. After the Islamic conquest in AD 642, majority of the inhabitants accepted Islam. Today most inhabitants follow Sunni Islam which is the predominant religion. This differentiates this area from most of Iran which is primarily Shi'ah. Suleyman Khan Ardalan the governor of the region constructed the Sine dijh (castle) during the Shah Safi period (16291642). Sanandaj was under the control of the Ardalan household for four centuries. In the war between the Safavids and the Ottomans, this family sometimes sided with the Safavids and sometimes with the Ottomans. In 1733, Karim Khan Zand took control of the city. After a period of chaos, Khusrow Khan Ardalan took over power in this part of Kurdistan. From 1799 to 1824, Amanolah Khan Ardalan, son of Khusrow Khan Ardalan governed, ruled in Sanandaj. He worked to build up and inprove ...
How to take 3 capitals in 7 turns (1/2)
How to take 3 capitals in 7 turns (1/2) Tube. Duration : 44.40 Mins.
Wednesday, October 3, 2012
İstanbul Basilica Cistern / Yerebatan Sarnıcı HD 720p
İstanbul Basilica Cistern / Yerebatan Sarnıcı HD 720p Video Clips. Duration : 6.55 Mins.
Beneath Istanbul lie hundreds of gloomy Byzantine cisterns. They're left from the days when Istanbul was Constantinople. The grandest of all is the Basilica Cistern (Yerebatan Sarnıç), so called because it lay beneath the Stoa Basilica, a grand Byzantine public square. It's also called the Sunken Palace Cistern (Yerebatan Saray Sarnıçı) because that's what it looks like. Whatever you call it, it's impressive because of its size, measuring 138 meters long and 64.6 meters wide, covering nearly 1000 square meters (2.4 acres); its capacity (80000 cubic meters—over 21 million US gallons) and its 336 marble columns. Remember the scene in the old James Bond movie From Russia With Love when Bond is rowing in a small boat through a forest of marble columns? That scene was filmed in Yerebatan. Built by Justinian after 532, the Basilica Cistern stored water for the Great Palace and nearby buildings. Lost to memory, it was rediscovered by Petrus Gyllius, who came to Constantinople in search of Byzantine monuments. Gyllius, who noticed that local people got their water by lowering buckets through holes in the floors of their houses, found an entrance and thus put it back on the map. The Ottomans used it to supply Topkapı Palace. Medusa head used as a column pediment Walkways and atmospheric lighting were installed during the 1990s so you can see all its curious corners. Soft music plays to create a mood. There's even a little café for drinks and snacks. Yerebatan is in Sultanahmet ...
Beneath Istanbul lie hundreds of gloomy Byzantine cisterns. They're left from the days when Istanbul was Constantinople. The grandest of all is the Basilica Cistern (Yerebatan Sarnıç), so called because it lay beneath the Stoa Basilica, a grand Byzantine public square. It's also called the Sunken Palace Cistern (Yerebatan Saray Sarnıçı) because that's what it looks like. Whatever you call it, it's impressive because of its size, measuring 138 meters long and 64.6 meters wide, covering nearly 1000 square meters (2.4 acres); its capacity (80000 cubic meters—over 21 million US gallons) and its 336 marble columns. Remember the scene in the old James Bond movie From Russia With Love when Bond is rowing in a small boat through a forest of marble columns? That scene was filmed in Yerebatan. Built by Justinian after 532, the Basilica Cistern stored water for the Great Palace and nearby buildings. Lost to memory, it was rediscovered by Petrus Gyllius, who came to Constantinople in search of Byzantine monuments. Gyllius, who noticed that local people got their water by lowering buckets through holes in the floors of their houses, found an entrance and thus put it back on the map. The Ottomans used it to supply Topkapı Palace. Medusa head used as a column pediment Walkways and atmospheric lighting were installed during the 1990s so you can see all its curious corners. Soft music plays to create a mood. There's even a little café for drinks and snacks. Yerebatan is in Sultanahmet ...