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In 1570 Russian ruler Ivan The Terrible decided he wanted to Take Asylum in Britain and Queen Elizabeth I basically said he could come if he wanted but he would be on his own.He then got very Salty and Affronted and Sent a barely literate ranting letter to her[1284×1676]

October 14, 2025

He even alluded to a possible marriage to her! Of course all of Europe knew of his Tyranny and the Russian Chaos so no chance in Hell England would want him there

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In 1570 Russian ruler Ivan The Terrible decided he wanted to Take Asylum in Britain and Queen Elizabeth I basically said he could come if he wanted but he would be on his own.He then got very Salty and Affronted and Sent a barely literate ranting letter to her[1284×1676]

A 1,500-year-old Byzantine mosaic has just been uncovered in modern-day Turkey during a clean-up that turned into an excavation. Featuring geometric panels and an inscription reading “Tittos Domestikos,” it likely belonged to a civil administrator’s building. [1280×853]

The Holy Lance (left) and its copy given to polish duke Bolesław the Brave by the Holy Roman Emperor Otto III during the Congress of Gniezno in 1000 AD. [810×1235]

Archeologists in Turkey have uncovered five well-preserved 1,300-year-old bread loaves in Turkey — one of which is emblazoned with an image of Jesus and inscribed with a blessing in Greek that reads “with our thanks to Blessed Jesus.” [658×568]

In 1570 Russian ruler Ivan The Terrible decided he wanted to Take Asylum in Britain and Queen Elizabeth I basically said he could come if he wanted but he would be on his own.He then got very Salty and Affronted and Sent a barely literate ranting letter to her[1284×1676]

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A 1,500-year-old Byzantine mosaic has just been uncovered in modern-day Turkey during a clean-up that turned into an excavation. Featuring geometric panels and an inscription reading “Tittos Domestikos,” it likely belonged to a civil administrator’s building. [1280×853]

The Holy Lance (left) and its copy given to polish duke Bolesław the Brave by the Holy Roman Emperor Otto III during the Congress of Gniezno in 1000 AD. [810×1235]

Archeologists in Turkey have uncovered five well-preserved 1,300-year-old bread loaves in Turkey — one of which is emblazoned with an image of Jesus and inscribed with a blessing in Greek that reads “with our thanks to Blessed Jesus.” [658×568]