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3.141 Fall and Rise of China: Jiangqiao Campaign: Resistance of Ma Zhanshan 32:47

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Last time we spoke about the Jiangqiao Campaign and resistance of Ma Zhanshan. Ma Zhanshan, born in poverty in 1885, rose to prominence through his exceptional skills and military service. Appointed acting governor of Heilongjiang during the 1931 Mukden Incident, he defied orders to surrender to Japanese forces. Leading a spirited defense of the Ne…

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Folge 36 - Conquest Worldwide: Netherlands (EN) 1:14:53

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Deutscher Conquest: Last Argument of Kings Podcast der sich an Einsteiger und auch an die kompetitive Szene richtet. https://linktr.ee/FeldherrenVonEa German Conquest: Last Argument of Kings podcast aimed at beginners and the competitive scene. https://linktr.ee/FeldherrenVonEaAv Feldherren von Eä

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W29 D2 - Ancient Persia - Parthian Empire and Sassanian Empire and Islamic Caliphate - The Adventure Box Podcast 23:19

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The Rise of the Parthians: A Tale of Strategy, Ambition, and Resilience In the shadow of the mighty Seleucid Empire, a small but ambitious group of nomads from the Central Asian steppes began their journey toward power and empire. This is the story of the Parthians—a tale of cunning leadership, military innovation, and the relentless pursuit of sov…

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W29 D1 - Ancient Persia - The Fall of the Achaemenid Empire and the Seleucid Empire 34:03

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The Decline of the Achaemenid Empire: Internal Struggles The Achaemenid Empire, one of the most expansive and influential empires of the ancient world, ruled from the sixth century BC until its decline in the fourth century BC. By the time Alexander the Great began his military campaigns against Persia in 334 BC, the once-mighty empire had been sig…

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W29:D2 - The Birth of a Nation - The Whiskey Rebellion and Change in Foreign Policy - Adventure Box 26:58

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The Excise Tax on Distilled Spirits: Hamilton’s Solution to America’s War Debt In the aftermath of the American Revolution, the newly formed United States found itself facing a daunting financial crisis. The war had left the country with a substantial debt, and the fledgling government needed a steady source of revenue to repay it. One of the most …

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W29 D1 - The Birth of a Nation - The Bill of Rights and the Alexander Hamilton's Financial Plan 34:30

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The Struggle for the U.S. Constitution and the Demand for a Bill of Rights: A Battle for Personal Freedoms The U.S. Constitution is widely regarded as a cornerstone of American democracy, but its adoption was far from smooth. During its drafting and ratification, a fierce debate unfolded between Federalists, who advocated for a strong central gover…

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W28 D2 - Ancient Persia - Culture Religion and other Interactions with Other Civilizations - The Adventure Box Podcast 22:24

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The Life of Zoroaster: A Story of Divine Revelation and Spiritual Revolution Long ago, in a land of towering mountains and fertile valleys, a child was born into a world steeped in ritualistic polytheism and tribal conflict. His name was Zarathustra, or Zoroaster, as he is known in the West. Born around 1000 BC (though some sources suggest it could…

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W28:D2 - The Birth of a Nation - The Formation of the First U.S. Government - The Adventure Box Pod 26:12

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The Confederation Congress: America’s First National Governing Body The Confederation Congress served as the central government of the United States under the Articles of Confederation, predating the U.S. Constitution. Formed during a time of revolution and uncertainty, it represented a significant attempt by the thirteen newly independent colonies…

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W28:D1 - Ancient Persia - Darius the Great and the Expansion of the Empire - The Adventure Box Podcast 28:56

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Life in the Persian Empire Before Darius the Great The Persian Empire before Darius the Great was a young and rapidly expanding power under the Achaemenid dynasty. Founded by Cyrus the Great in 550 BCE, it had quickly grown to become one of the largest empires the world had ever seen, stretching from the Indus Valley in the east to Asia Minor and p…

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3.140 Fall and Rise of China: Jiangqiao Campaign: Resistance of Ma Zhanshan 40:50

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Last time we spoke about Gokokujo and Collaborators. In September 1931, the Japanese Imperial General Headquarters aimed to contain the Mukden Incident but faced resistance from the Kwantung Command. Led by General Honjo, Japanese forces quickly overwhelmed Chinese troops, seizing key cities in Manchuria. Despite Tokyo's disapproval, military leade…

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W28 D1 - The Birth of a Nation - The Formation of the First U.S. Government - The Adventure Box Pod 28:29

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The Confederation Congress and the Transition to the First U.S. Congress The Confederation Congress’ actions laid the foundation for the first U.S. Congress, which marked a new era in American governance. Setting the Stage for the First Congress After the Constitutional Convention concluded in 1787 and the Constitution was signed, it needed to be r…

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W27:D2 - Ancient Persia - Cyrus The Great and the Start of the Royal-Silk Road - The Adventure Box 23:29

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The Prophecy of Cyrus the Great Long ago, in the heart of the Median Empire, a powerful king named Astyages ruled with an iron fist. He was a man of ambition and paranoia, often plagued by dreams that seemed to whisper of his empire's downfall. One night, he had a vivid and unsettling dream. In it, his daughter, Mandane, gave birth to a child from …

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W27:D2 - The Birth of a Nation - What is the Constitution and How Did it Become Law - Adventure Box 26:02

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The Committee of Detail and the Drafting of the U.S. Constitution In the summer of 1787, the Constitutional Convention in Philadelphia had been underway for several months, with delegates working tirelessly to reshape the future of the United States. By July 24, 1787, after weeks of intense debate over critical issues like representation, executive…

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W27:D1 - Ancient Persia - The Proto-Indo-Iranians Scythians Cimmerians - The Adventure Box Podcast 28:58

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The Origin of the Proto-Indo-Iranians The Proto-Indo-Iranians were a branch of the larger Indo-European language family and are considered the ancestors of the Indo-Aryan (inhabiting mostly in Northern India), Iranian (stayed in the area that would be come Persian and modern-day Iran), and Nuristani (currently inhabit much of Afghanistan) peoples. …

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3.139 Fall and Rise of China: Gokokujo and Collaborators 35:43

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Last time we spoke about how Zhang Xueliang lost Manchuria. In September 1931, the Mukden Incident ignited conflict in Manchuria as Japan executed a false flag attack, prompting a swift assault on Peitaying Barracks. Zhang Xueliang, urged by Chiang Kai-shek, chose not to resist, fearing a full-scale war. The Japanese invasion revealed deep politica…

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W27 D1 - The Birth of a Nation - What was the Constitutional Convention - The Adventure Box Podcast 41:34

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Addressing the Flaws of the Articles of Confederation In 1787, the fledgling United States faced a pivotal moment in its history. After winning independence from Britain just a few years earlier, the new nation found itself struggling under the Articles of Confederation. This document, which served as the country’s first governing framework, had nu…

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W26:D2 - Ancient Persia - The People Before Ancient Persia - The Adventure Box Podcast 20:34

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The Elamites: Origins of an Ancient Civilization The Elamites were one of the earliest civilizations in ancient Southwest Asia, flourishing in the region that is now southwestern Iran and parts of southern Iraq. Their history spans over two millennia, from the late 4th millennium BC to the 6th century BC, making them a crucial part of the pre-Persi…

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W26:D2 - The Birth of a Nation - Financing the New Government - The Adventure Box Podcast 28:20

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Economic Struggles After the American Revolution The American Revolution (1775-1783) brought independence to the thirteen colonies, but the victory came at a tremendous cost. While the colonies had won their freedom from British rule, the young nation was plunged into severe financial struggles that affected every aspect of its development. The war…

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W26:D1 - Ancient Persia - The Geography and Current Events in Iran - The Adventure Box Podcast 32:36

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The Geography of Persia and Modern-Day Iran The land that made up ancient Persia and forms modern-day Iran is a diverse and strategically significant region. Situated at the crossroads of Asia, the Middle East, and Europe, this area has historically been a hub of trade, migration, and conquest. Its geographical features have not only shaped its his…

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3.138 Fall and Rise of China: How Zhang Xueliang lost Manchuria 36:13

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Last time we spoke about the Mukden Incident. In the early 1930s, Ishiwara and Itagaki of the Kwantung Army believed Japan must seize Manchuria to secure its interests against China and the USSR. Frustrated by delays from Tokyo, they orchestrated a surprise attack, framing it as retaliation for the mysterious death of a fellow officer. On September…

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W26:D1 - The Birth of a Nation - The End of the War and the Afermath that Came From It-Adventure Box 20:57

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The End of the American Revolution: The Aftermath of the Treaty of Paris 1783 The signing of the Treaty of Paris on September 3, 1783, marked the formal end of the American Revolution, a conflict that had spanned eight long years and led to the birth of a new nation. However, the conclusion of hostilities and the recognition of American independenc…

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W25 D2 - Ancient Mesopotamia - The Fall of Mesopotamia to Persia and Others - The Adventure Box Pod 28:45

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The Decline of Mesopotamian Cultural Autonomy During and After the Persian Empire Mesopotamia, the "Cradle of Civilization," was home to some of the most remarkable cultural and technological advancements in human history. From the invention of writing to monumental architecture and advanced mathematics, Mesopotamian societies, including the Sumeri…

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W25:D2 - The American Revolution - The End of the War and the Afermath that Came From It- Adventure 26:22

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Recapping the War: Timeline of Major Events and Battles Leading to the End (American Revolution) Prelude to War (1763–1775) 1763: Treaty of Paris (1763) ends the French and Indian War. Britain gains control of French territories in North America, leading to increasing colonial resentment over taxes and governance. March 5, 1770: Boston Massacre – B…

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W25:D1 - Ancient Mesopotamia - The Neo Assyrian and Neo-Babylonian Empires - The Adventure Box Podcast 29:44

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A Pinnacle of Ancient Power (c. 911–609 BC) The Neo-Assyrian Empire was one of the most formidable powers of the ancient Near East, known for its military innovations, administrative efficiency, and cultural achievements. Spanning from its resurgence under Adad-nirari II (911–891 BC) to its fall in 609 BC, the empire’s reach extended across modern-…

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3.137 Fall and Rise of China: Ishiwara Kanji #2: Mukden Incident 38:28

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Last time we spoke about the Ishiwara Kanji. Born in 1889 in Japan, Kanji Ishiwara was the son of a policeman from a samurai lineage. He entered military training at 13, rising through the ranks to become a Major and a respected lecturer. His unconventional views on military strategy and history led him to predict a prolonged conflict with the Unit…

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W25:D1 - The American Revolution - The Southern Campaigns and the Consequences of Each - Adventure 31:07

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The War Reaches the South, Loyalists Pick Up Arms – 1775-1776 The American Revolution's Southern Theater saw significant early action with Loyalist uprisings and pivotal battles that foreshadowed later conflicts. The Loyalist Insurrection in the South (1775-1776) and the Battle of Moore's Creek Bridge (1776) both highlighted the divided loyalties a…

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W24 D2 - Ancient Mesopotamia - The Assyrian Dominance - The Adventure Box Podcast 29:02

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The Assyrians: Origins, Culture, and Governance in Mesopotamia The Assyrians were one of the most powerful and influential civilizations of the ancient Near East, known for their military prowess, administrative sophistication, and cultural achievements. Originating in northern Mesopotamia, their history spans thousands of years, with the peak of t…

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W24:D2 - The American Revolution - George Washington's Culper Spy Ring and the British Spies 28:13

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Intelligence Before 1778 The American Revolutionary War was fought on battlefields and in the shadows, where both the American and British forces engaged in extensive espionage operations to gain the upper hand. Before 1778, when the war’s intelligence-gathering systems became more formalized, both sides used a range of spies, informants, and cover…

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W24 D1 - Ancient Mesopotamia - The Rise of Hammuari and his Code - The Adventure Box Podcast 27:38

1M ago27:38

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Mesopotamia Before the Rise of Babylon: A World in Transition Before Babylon emerged as a dominant power under Hammurabi in the early 18th century BC, Mesopotamia was a region of great diversity and constant change. The land between the Tigris and Euphrates rivers had already seen the rise and fall of some of history’s earliest civilizations, inclu…

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3.136 Fall and Rise of China: Ishiwara Kanji #1: The Man who Began WW2? 34:42

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Last time we spoke about the reunification of Xinjiang. In Yarkland, chaos erupted as inflation soared, forcing Chinese officials to retreat to fortified New City. As insurgents advanced, Colonel Chin's forces looted and fled, igniting violence against Uyghurs and Hindu moneylenders. By April, rebels captured Kashgar, fracturing Chinese control. Am…

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W24 D1 - The American Revolution - The Battle of Saratoga and the French Involvement in Valley Forge - The Adventure Box Podcast 28:25

1M ago28:25

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The Battle of Saratoga: A Turning Point in the American Revolution The Battle of Saratoga, often regarded as the turning point of the American Revolution, consisted of two key engagements fought in the autumn of 1777. These two battles took place near Saratoga, New York, and were pivotal in securing French support for the American cause. The battle…

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W23:D2 - Ancient Mesopotamia - The Akkadian Periods - The Adventure Box Podcast 27:53

1M ago27:53

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Sargon of Akkad: The Rise of a King The sun was rising over the vast plains of Mesopotamia, its golden rays painting the Euphrates River in hues of amber and gold. The young man who would come to be known as Sargon of Akkad sat on a flat stone near the riverbank, the hum of early morning life all around him. Fishermen cast their nets, merchants loa…

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Free January Off The Rails 1:18:20

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To make up for next episode being late again, here is a free episode from the Patreon exclusive contentAv Neil Eckart

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W23:D2 - The American Revolution - The Philadelphia Campaign and Common Sense - The Adventure Box Podcast 30:18

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September 11, 1777: Battle of Brandywine (Philadelphia Campaign) The Philadelphia Campaign of 1777 was a critical phase of the American Revolutionary War, as the British sought to capture Philadelphia, the seat of the Continental Congress and symbolic heart of the rebellion. The campaign culminated in several key battles, including the Battle of Br…

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W23 D1 - Ancient Mesopotamia - The Early Dynastic Period - The Adventure Box Podcast 26:35

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The Early Dynastic Period of Mesopotamia: Foundations of City-States and Civilization The Early Dynastic Period of Mesopotamia (c. 2900–2350 BC) was a transformative era in the history of human civilization. Building upon the advancements of the preceding Uruk and Jemdet Nasr periods, this age saw the consolidation of independent city-states, the e…

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3.135 Fall and Rise of China: Kumul Rebellion #4: Reunification of Xinjiang 41:13

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Last time we continued to speak about the insane battle over Southern Xinjiang. In Yarkland, chaos erupted as inflation soared, prompting Chinese officials to retreat to fortified New City. Panic led to desperate measures, including the use of dummy figures for defense. As insurgents advanced, Colonel Chin's forces looted and fled, sparking violenc…

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W23 D1 - The American Revolution - The Battle of Quebec and the Campaign for New York - The Adventure Box Podcast 30:33

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A Detailed Timeline of Major and Minor Operations The year 1776 was pivotal for the American Revolution, with intense military activity concentrated in New York and New Jersey. These campaigns saw dramatic changes in fortune for both the Continental Army and the British forces, shaping the future of the conflict. Below is a detailed timeline of key…

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Folge 35 - Happy Hour & Nords Fraktionsfokus 2025 2:14:21

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Deutscher Conquest: Last Argument of Kings Podcast der sich an Einsteiger und zukünftig auch an die kompetitive Szene richtet. https://linktr.ee/FeldherrenVonEa In der heutigen Folge reden wir über den Reveal der Yoroni als 9te Fraktion und on detail über das letzte Update der Nords. Viel Spaß mit der neuen Folgen!…

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W22 D2 - Ancient Mesopotamia - The Written Language of Cuneiform - The Adventure Box Podcast 31:16

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The Uruk Period: A Pivotal Chapter in Early Civilization The Uruk Period (c. 4000–3100 BC) was a transformative era in the history of human civilization, named after the city of Uruk in southern Mesopotamia (modern-day Iraq). This period marked the emergence of the first urban centers, the development of writing, and significant advancements in soc…

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W22:D2 - The American Revolution - Battle of Bunker Hill, George Washington, and the Campaign for NY 23:51

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What happened after the British Retreat from Concord? The day started with British forces marching to Concord in an effort to seize colonial military supplies. However, things did not go as planned for the British on April 19, 1775. When they reached Concord, they encountered armed colonial militiamen who had been alerted through an efficient alarm…

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W22 D1 - Ancient Mesopotamia - Legend and Fact - The Cradle of Civilization - The Adventure Box Pod 26:19

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The Geography of Ancient Mesopotamia: The Cradle of Civilization Ancient Mesopotamia, often referred to as the "Cradle of Civilization," was a region of profound geographical and historical significance. Situated in the modern-day countries of Iraq, Kuwait, Syria, and parts of Turkey and Iran, this fertile land nurtured some of humanity's earliest …

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3.134 Fall and Rise of China: Kumul Rebellion #3: Game of Thrones in Southern Xinjiang 35:48

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Last time we continued to speak about the Kumul Rebellion.. Ma Shaowu, appointed as Taoyin, executed rival Ma Fuxing and tightened anti-Soviet policies, responding to growing Soviet influence following Yang Zengxin's assassination in 1928. Kashgar became a refuge for conservative Turkic Muslims opposing Chinese authority, amidst a backdrop of risin…

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W22:D1 - The American Revolution - Lexington and Concord and the Second Continental Congress-Podcast 28:53

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The Whisper of a Revolution: The Days Before Lexington and Concord By mid-April 1775, everyone knew something was coming, but few knew exactly when or where. The British forces, under General Thomas Gage, were growing impatient, as were the colonial leaders who had long anticipated the coming storm. What few understood, however, was that the next f…

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W21 D2 - The American Revolution - The Stamp Acts and the Reprocussions Before the Revolution - The Adventure Box Podcast 28:23

2M ago28:23

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The Colonial Crisis: A Series of Acts Igniting Resistance In the mid-18th century, the British Parliament enacted a series of laws that would have profound consequences for the American colonies. These acts, designed to raise revenue and tighten British control, ignited widespread discontent among the American colonists and ultimately led to the Wa…

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W21:D2 - Persian, Greeks, Seleciud, Egyptian, Jewish, Parthian, and Roman Rule of Israel - Adventure 27:46

2M ago27:46

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Salome Alexandra’s Rule Over Israel Salome Alexandra, also known as Shlomtzion, was one of the most remarkable rulers of the Hasmonean Dynasty in Judea. She reigned from 76 BCE to 67 BCE and was the last significant Hasmonean ruler to bring stability and peace to the kingdom before its decline. Her reign is often remembered as a golden age in Judea…

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W21:D1 - Ancient Israel - The Fall of the Kingdom of Judah - Adventure Box Podcast 21:08

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The Assyrian Invasion of the Kingdom of Israel: A Story Backed by Archaeological, Historical, and Biblical Evidence The fall of the Kingdom of Israel to the Assyrian Empire in 722 BCE is one of the most significant events in the history of the ancient Near East. This dramatic episode unfolded amidst turbulent political alliances, complex cultural e…

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3.133 Fall and Rise of China: Kumul Rebellion #2: Uprisings in southern Xinjiang 31:37

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Last time we spoke about the beginning of the Kumul Rebellion. In 1931, tensions in Kumul escalated after a Muslim girl spurned Han tax collector Chang Mu, leading to his violent death at a family dinner. Enraged, Uyghurs retaliated against Chinese officials, igniting a rebellion. Chaos ensued as rebels targeted Han settlers, ultimately capturing K…

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W21 D1 - The American Revolution - Recap of the French and Indian War and Intro to the American Revolution - The Adventure Box Podcast 22:20

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Seeds of Colonial Resentment: The End of the French and Indian War, the Seven Years' War, and the Royal Proclamation of 1763 The conclusion of the French and Indian War (1754-1763), which dovetailed with the broader global conflict of the Seven Years' War (1756-1763), fundamentally reshaped the landscape of North America and set the stage for the g…

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W20:D1 - Ancient Israel - The Great Kings of Israel (Saul, David, Solomon)- The Adventure Box Podcast 25:04

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The Day I Became King (The Story Saul was Called) The morning light was just peeking over the hills as I tightened the strap of my sandal and rubbed the dust from my hands. I’d been searching for days, and yet the donkeys were nowhere to be found. My father, Kish, a well-known and respected man from the tribe of Benjamin, had sent me to look for th…

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3.132 Fall and Rise of China: Beginning of the Kumul Rebellion 29:36

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Last time we spoke about the complicated story of Xinjiang. Xinjiang, though part of China since the Han dynasty, has a distinct cultural and geographic identity aligned more with Central Asia than China’s east. Its remote, mountainous landscapes divide its regions and isolate its ethnic groups, which include Uyghurs, Kazakhs, and Hui Muslims. Yang…

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