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  • The Almost Forgotten

    Episode 10.9 - Toyotomi Hideyasu

    Toyotomi Hideyoshi, one of the unifiers of Japan

    Today · length unknown
  • Pattern Break

    Early Human Civilization Explained: How Ancient Societies Actually Functioned

    Think the Stone Age was just about survival and brutality? Think again. Casey reveals the shocking truth about early human civilizations - they were actually peaceful, artistic societies where women often led and communities shared everything equally. On Pattern Break, we uncover how our ancestors spent over 25,000 years creating stunning cave art at places like Lascaux and Altamira, not fighting wars. You'll discover archaeological evidence showing Neolithic settlements with no weapons or fortifications, learn why many early farming communities had identical house sizes and communal storage, and find out how women held powerful leadership roles across multiple continents. This episode completely flips the script on what we think we know about human nature. 📍 Chapters: [00:00] Introduction with Casey [01:30] The art-first civilization: 25,000 years of cave paintings [04:00] Peaceful societies: settlements without weapons or walls [07:00] Women in power: female leadership in early communities [10:00] Sharing is caring: evidence of egalitarian societies [12:00] What this means for us today 🔍 Topics: early human civilization, cave paintings, Neolithic settlements, women leaders, egalitarian societies, archaeological evidence ⭐ Ready to question everything else you thought you knew? Follow Pattern Break for daily episodes that challenge conventional wisdom. Drop us a 5-star rating if this blew your mind - it helps other curious people find us. See you tomorrow for another mind-bending episode! Catch every episode at Pattern Break ---- Keywords: historical psychology, military strategy, behavior analysis, civilization patterns, ancient civilizations, strategic thinking, political analysis Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

    Today · 17 min
  • The Golden Horde: Mongol Rule Over Russia Explained — Fexingo History

    The Golden Horde's Cultural Legacy in Russia

    We often think of the Mongol yoke as purely military, but the Golden Horde’s influence seeped into Russian court life in surprising ways. In this episode, Lucas and Luna explore how Mongol administrative practices, dress, language, and even spiritual...

    Today · 8 min
  • The History of Ukraine: Empires, Identity, and Survival — Fexingo History

    The Cossack Hetmanate's Last Stand

    In this episode, we explore the tragic final chapter of the Cossack Hetmanate, focusing on Ivan Mazepa’s desperate gamble against Peter the Great. After years of navigating between Poland and Russia, Mazepa sought to preserve Ukrainian autonomy by...

    Today · 6 min

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