Roads to Power, which is out today, is one of the most ambitious expansions Paradox has ever conceived, allowing you to play as a landless adventurer who can travel the world freely, completing ...

The Surp Krikor Lusavoriç church stands on the coastal road in the Istanbul neighborhood of Kuzguncuk. ... Jewish, or Armenian extraction, comprised 56 percent of the population of Constantinople.

He made his way, in his middle age, across Persia and Anatolia to the shining city of Constantinople. Roads to Power introduces a new administrative government type that swaps out vassals for ...

The British Museum’s “Silk Roads” sets the exotica of camels, caravans, silks and spices in a web of pathways that also carried scrolls, icons, ... Kyiv to Constantinople.

News of the map went viral, but it didn't actually prove that all roads lead to Rome. If the researchers had conducted the same exercise, but instead looked at the quickest way from those same ...

The late Roman aqueduct provided water for the population of Constantinople. ... and amphitheaters, but also a dense road network and impressive harbors and mines. "However, ...

The history of the Silk Road, a vast network of ancient and medieval trade routes connecting Beijing and Hangzhou with Constantinople and Cairo, has mostly been focused on its endpoints: China and ...

Do they, actually? In the final Maphead of 2015, Ken Jennings goes down an ancient path in modern Istanbul to discover the "on-ramp" to roads across the known world.