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World Monuments
The antiquities are a historical legacy witnessing the ancient civilizations, and the rituals they used to practice in those monuments. These monuments were constructed for various reasons, but they are limited to the need for these civilizations to settle and protect their properties from various attacks. People from the world visit these places in order to see this beautiful history, and the antiquities in different countries have preserved these monuments, and restored them so that they remain tall across the country.
The most important monuments in the world
Great Wall of China
The wall was built on multiple periods. During the reign of the Turkish ruler Sobhiw Chango, parts of it were built, with the aim of protecting what China possesses from multiple attacks led by the Mongols and Turks, or what is known as the northern peoples. Qin Shi Huang is the most prominent human element in building a large proportion of the wall. In 221 BC, he unified China and its union, in order to finish building the fence, which was completed in 204 BC. The number of participants in the construction of the fence reached about 300 thousand individuals, and each family, Han, Sui, and Meng, each in his periods, built and built the fence to remain a historical legacy. , And the length of the fence is about 6,700 kilometers, and it is considered R is the only prominent landmark that can be seen from the surface of the moon, and voted on it on 7/7/2007 AD to be one of the Seven Wonders of the New World.
Colosseum
It is one of the types of ancient Romen architectural designs. The Colosseum has been used for nearly five hundred years in various artistic, sporting, political, and human activities. After the fall of the Romen Empire in 476 AD, these activities fell, turning into a Christian church, and a cemetery for the dead. The construction is that Emperor Flavio Vespasian wants to forget and repair what was destroyed by Emperor Nero Burning, who burned Rome completely, and can accommodate approximately eighty thousand people.
Taj Mahal
The Indian Mughal king, Shah Jehan, ordered the construction of this building to be a shrine for his wife whom he dearly loved during her death. Arjamand Banwikim, nicknamed “Mumtaz Mahal”, when she died, she had given birth to the fourteenth son of Shah. Beautiful architecture that combined Persian and Ottoman art.
Worldwide important monuments
- Petra: It is one of the Jordanian cities, and it is known as the Rose City, built by the Nabateans and made it their capital, and it is one of the seven new wonders of the world.
- Giza Pyramids: These pyramids are located in Egypt and are Khufu, Khafre and Menkaure, and it is one of the seven wonders of the ancient world.
- Hanging Gardens of Babylon: It is considered one of the beautiful and important Babylonian civilizations, and the height of these gardens reached nearly one hundred meters, and it is one of the seven wonders of the ancient world.
