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Rabia Bala Hatun Rabia Bala Hatun Rabia Bala Hatun appears to be an Islamic hatun who practices gentleness and kindness in the Kurulus Osman series. According to what we know, it appears that she was similar in real life as well, but not many characteristics of Bala or even Osman in the past are known. Although Halime, the wife of Ertugrul Ghazi, is often compared to Bala, the two women actually differ greatly from one another. Bala Hatun was clearly better at managing her feelings and keeping her rage in check, but she is prone to heartbreak. Bala was a very educated woman because she was raised by a sheikh. She is intelligent but not sly. Despite being so sympathetic and gentle, Bala hatun was a skilled swordswoman. She succeeds Selcan Hatun as the Hanm (Head Hatun) of the Kay tribe after her husband is elected the Bey. She embodies the tribe's inherent mother affection for all of its children, especially the orphans. She taught her sons the virtues of perseverance and the nece...

George Washington Facts George Washington 1st President of the U.S Born:   22, February 1732 Died:   December 14, 1799 Cause of Death:   epiglottis Tomb:   Mount Vernon, Virginia, U.S. Wife:   Martha Washington Parents:   Augustine Washington, Mary Ball Washington Summary George Washington   could not have dreamed of becoming president of the   United States   of America; that title did not exist then. A reluctant leader, here is a brief history of one of America’s Founding Fathers – and the first president of the United States. George Washington Early Life Beginnings From a young age,   George Washington   desired to join the military. In 1752, when he was just 20, his wish became a reality; he began his journey into military service that would last for several years during the French and Indian Wars. Although George Washington was promoted to colonel during his time at war, a language miscommunication resulted in Washington confe...

  Edward Teach (Blackbeard) Real Name:  Edward Teach Nickname : Blackbeard Born : c. 1680, Bristal,  England Died:  22 November 1718 (aged 35–40), Ocracoke, Province of North Carolina Cause of Death:  killed in action (stab wounds and gunshot wounds) Rank : Captain The base of operations : Atlantic West Indies History of Blackbeard No other pirate in history ever reached the level of infamy achieved by Edward Teach,  aka Blackbeard . Despite being  dead for over three hundred years,   The memory of Edward Teach is still very much alive in modern popular culture. But what about the man behind the beard? It is generally thought that Edward was born around 1680, somewhere around Bristol,   England . As was customary for pirates, Edward Teach may have been an assumed name,  and many surname variations are recorded,  including Thack, Tack, and Theache. Historian   Colin Woodward  is adamant t...

  Source –   TS HISTORICAL King Solomon in His Elder Years, by Gustave Doré, 1866 Born : c. 990 BCE, Jerusalem, United Kingdom of Israel Died : c. 931 BCE (aged 58–59) Jerusalem, United Kingdom of Israel Burial : Jerusalem Solomon Wives : Naamah, Pharaoh’s daughter, 700 wives of royal birth, and 300 concubines Father : David Mother : Bathsheba King Solomon Children : Rehoboam, Taphath, Basemath House : House of David History of King Solomon Solomon  appears in the King James  Bible  almost 300 times? One of the 48 Jewish prophets, Solomon, also known as Jedidiah, is an important figure in the Jewish tradition. He is also a prophet in the Islamic tradition and is referred to as Sulaiman.   The Old Testament depicts him as a  wise, wealthy, and powerful leader. As the king of Israel, he was the successor to David, his father. David was also a great king, having consolidated various  Israelite tribes under a single banner.  His so...