During the Tang dynasty, China significantly influenced the architecture and military systems of several neighboring kingdoms, including Korea, Japan, and Vietnam. The spread of Tang architectural styles is evident in the construction of pagodas and Buddhist temples across these regions. Additionally, the Tang military organization and strategies were adopted by various states, enhancing their own defense capabilities and administrative structures. This cultural exchange facilitated greater regional cohesion and the spread of Chinese civilization throughout East Asia.
The middle kingdom used mud bricks covered with limestone in earlier kingdoms where they used great stone blocks. Sculptures of kings were realistically represented as mortal men unlike in the earlier kingdoms when stones were used in the place of limestones.
Germanic kingdoms, which emerged after the fall of the Western Roman Empire, were characterized by a decentralized structure and a tribal-based society. These kingdoms often operated under a system of local rulers and chieftains, with loyalty to kinship groups playing a crucial role. They were marked by a blend of Roman influence and traditional Germanic customs, including warrior culture and oral traditions. Economically, they relied on agriculture, trade, and raids, gradually transitioning towards more organized governance and feudal systems over time.
The Pyramids of Giza (including the Great Pyramid) were built during the Old Kingdom. Most pyramids were built during the Old and Middle Kingdoms.
kingdoms
mainly to compact alliances between their countries/kingdoms eg. england and france.
Adversely.
There weren't. There were empires and kingdoms, not countries. The world didn't work that way.
The merging of the Kingdoms of England and Scotland
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The Tamil kingdoms in the Deccan, such as the Chola and Pandya kingdoms, expanded their territories through conquest and diplomacy. They established trade connections with Southeast Asia and the Middle East, leading to economic prosperity. Additionally, they promoted art, literature, and temple architecture, leaving a lasting cultural legacy.
The two countries located in the Himalayas are Bhutan and Nepal
Alexander's successors divide his new empire between them and established several kingdoms including in Egypt and Syria-Mesopotamia and other lesser ones in Asia Minor, Afghanistan. These we call today the Hellenistic Kingdoms - not Hellenic (Greek) but trying to be Greek. They tried to carry on Alexander's ambition to turn western Asia and North Africa to Greek culture as a civilising influence. The result was only superficial amongst the upper classes, but it introduced Greek architecture, learning and culture in some areas. This carried on for nearly a millennium until it was overwhelmed by Arabic culture and Islam.
Architecture, statuary, painting, libraries, gymnasiums, theatre, religion, land and sea warfare, slavery.
It forced kingdoms to establish clear boundaries.
I have no freakin idea yo....like seriously ask the ppl of Islam
All of the lands which were under the Roman empire were influenced by the Romans. Countries in the modern nation-state did not exist in antiquity. There were city-states, territories of ethnic groups which were named after the group and kingdoms.
There are many countries in Africa, some of them are kingdoms. You need to specify which country.