Introduction The Commander-in-Chief Battle, fought on August 30, 1922, in Dumlupınar, is considered one of the most significant military victories of the Turkish War of Independence and a turning point in modern Turkish history. Under the leadership of Mustafa Kemal Atatürk, the Turkish army achieved a decisive victory against the Greek occupation forces, leading to […]
Introduction The Battle of Waterloo, fought on June 18, 1815, was a decisive conflict between the French Imperial Army, commanded by Napoleon Bonaparte, and the Seventh Coalition, consisting of British, Dutch, and Prussian forces. This battle marked the end of the Napoleonic Wars and significantly altered the course of European history. This article examines the […]
Lesbos Island, with its crystal-clear waters and rich history, is a captivating destination in the Aegean Sea. Among its many treasures is the Panagia Glikofilusa Church, a hidden gem perched atop a hill, offering breathtaking views and a glimpse into the island’s past. Location and Accessibility Nestled in the northern part of Lesbos, the church […]
Introduction: The Chronicle of Georgia, also known as the History Memorial of Georgia, is a monumental complex located on the outskirts of Tbilisi that narrates the rich history and cultural identity of Georgia. Erected in the 1980s, this grandiose monument is adorned with sculptures and reliefs depicting significant events from Georgia’s timeline, spanning from the […]
Nestled in the azure waters of the Aegean Sea, the Greek island of Lesbos (also known as Lesvos) is a treasure trove of historical and cultural riches. The island’s capital and largest city, Mytilene, is the epicenter of these treasures. With its blend of natural beauty and historical significance, Mytilene attracts thousands of tourists each […]
Kane Ancient City is a ruin located in the Dikili district of Izmir and belongs to the ancient Aiolian civilization. The city is located in the Babakale area, on the northern shore of Çandarlı Bay. The history of Kane dates back to the 10th century BC and has been home to many civilizations such as […]
The Gilgamesh XI Flood Tablet contains a story other than the flood. The flood is included because the epic’s theme of immortality is granted to Utnapishtim by the gods. The main theme is that Utnapishtim is seen to have gained eternal life under unique, never-to-be-repeatable circumstances.
He steps into the sanctity of Nin-Asu, goddess of the underworld and the death of Enkidu. He is so entranced by the beauty of the naked goddess and the luminosity of her body that he forgets all the advice Gilgamesh gave him.
The creation of Gilgamesh and Enkidu is described.
Enkidu’s relationship with a prostitute, the prostitute taking Enkidu to Gilgamesh, and Gilgamesh’s journey with Enkidu to kill Humbaba, the god of the Cedar Forest, are described.