Efenim malumunuz Bosna'nın Osmanlı ile köklü bir geçmişi var denebilir. Nitekim şahsen bosna'nın tarihine lisanına çok hakim değilim bu yüzden rica etsem bu konu hakkında kitap önerebilir misiniz?
Honestly, I’m curious about Bosniak culture and language because so far they seem interesting and beautiful to me. Could you recommend some books related to this topic?
We see horrifying things in the books written by Cormac. But which book do you think was more horrifying?
To be honest, I want to play as a female knight in the Mojave, and the first person who came to mind was Brienne of Tarth. How do you think I should set up my stats? Also, which factions do you think would suit me best?
I look for Laurentian culture and I found Prodnanici culture. But I can't any where this culture group in map. What's lore behind Prodnanici and what's meaning?
Honestly, from what I’ve seen in Skyrim, the Empire doesn’t seem to care much about the Civil War, and that feels strange. Losing Skyrim would mean losing High Rock (and possibly Orsinium as well). Moreover, if the Legions are largely made up of Nords at this point, shouldn’t they have sent at least a few extra legions to defend their homeland?
Efenim malumunuz British Museum birçok tarihi esere sahip olmasıyla ünlü olan bir müzedir. Nitekim eserlerin çalıntı olduğuna dairde birçok tevatür görmüşsünüzdür. Sizce British museum bu eserleri alarak iyi bir şey mi yaptı yoksa kötü mü? Zira bazı kimseler müzenin eserleri korduğunu iddia ediyor.
I try to look Selyse's age but I can fond.
I planing play as a Odrisia and I want good capital city. To be honest I think Filippopolis is can be good capital but Byzantium is also seems like good.
I think some native Arabs in Yemen may have started worshipping Rahman as a separate god along with the newly arrived Jewish faith. Did the Arabs in Yemen always worship ‘Rahman’ as a separate deity, or was he viewed as the one God? Also, was Rahman always considered the same as the God worshipped by Christians?
To elaborate on my question: the Holy Qur’an indicates that there were prophets sent between Moses and Jesus. Although these prophets are not explicitly named, the Qur’an states that they were either denied and rejected or even killed by the Children of Israel. Do we possess any historical or theological information regarding these prophets? Furthermore, are there any textual references to these figures or related accounts in the Bible or the Torah?
I actually want to extend this question up to the 15th century, because I think some cities continued to exist even after Fall of Carthage.
To be honest, while I was training him to become a better heir, a sense of resentment grew between us, and I don’t want him to have a bad relationship with me. I’m doing RP, and repairing my relationship with my son would be good for my character.
Efenim geçenlerde Imperator Rome'a bakarken bir şey aklıma geldi. Musevilik neden Arabistana kadar ulaştı? Bildiğim kadarıyla Yahudiler konu inançları olunca hiç yaymaya hevesli değiller.
I mean, we all love looting items from dungeons, but when it comes to graves, it starts to feel a bit weird because grave robbing isn’t exactly something a hero should do. Is grave robbing considered wrong in Morrowind? If it is, how do you justify it?
I want to play as an Orc knight who worships Trinimac in Morrowind, but I don’t want him to follow the Daedric faith. Does the belief in Trinimac still exist in the Third and Fourth Eras?
To be honest, I’ve played all the DLCs, and my favorite is Honest Hearts. I also like Lonesome Road, but aside from those, the other DLCs feel very boring to me. Honestly, I think the other two DLCs feel kind of disconnected from the Fallout world.
As far as I understand, he is of Elven origin, but is that really the case? What I mean is, even though the Nords are different, they worshipped him under the name Alduin, and even Alduin himself claims to be his son. The other dragons support this as well. Was Akatosh different from Auri-El before Alessia’s Rebellion, or was he essentially a god imposed on humans by the Elves?
I understand that they value miracles and supernatural events more than textual authority, but I’m curious where this snake comes from. Honestly, I’d like to reform it into something closer to the Abrahamic religions, but the presence of the snake makes that a bit difficult from a roleplay perspective. I should also mention that I’m using After the End Fan Fork 1, the version for CK2
I am examining a passage related to the Book of Enoch, in which Noah is described as being troubled, after the Flood, by the giant offspring of the angels. The passage suggests that Noah, unable to endure this distress any longer, ultimately turns to prayer. I hope my question does not seem naive, but in both the Book of Enoch and the canonical Gospels, do religious figures resort to prayer only in moments of necessity.