- Table of Contents -



- Ancient Era (1) -

* My Ancestors, My Blood ( 3 )
* Cave Paintings, Friends of Time ( 5 )
* Humanity's Leap Forward, Farming Begins in the Crescent Region ( 7 )
* The Amazing First Civilization of Humanity ( 9 )
* King Khufu Says ( 11 )
* Hammurabi's Code, the Beginning of a Law-Rule State ( 13 )
* Alphabet, a Blessing for All Humanity ( 17 )
* Moses and the Princess, the Embodiment of Sacrifice and Love ( 19 )
* The Babylonian Exile of the Jewish People, Who Paid the Price of Division ( 21 )
* The Flame of Love, the Trojan War ( 25 )
* The Light of the Mind, Sakyamuni ( 27 )
* Confucius, a Light of the Heart in an Age of Chaos ( 31 )
* The Seed of Peace, the Battle of Marathon ( 35 )
* The Parthenon, the Temple of Democracy ( 37 )
* Socrates, the Teacher of Humanity Who Transcended Life and Death ( 41 )
* The First Meeting Between East and West, Hellenistic Civilization ( 45 )
* Qin Shi Huang, the Embodiment of Ambition ( 49 )
* Flames of Hatred, the Punic Wars ( 53 )
* The Trials and Lost Hopes of the Roman Republic ( 57 )
* Cleopatra, a Life of Love and Ambition ( 61 )
* Jesus, Who Sparked a Revolution of Love ( 63 )
* Pompeii, Where Glory Turned into Disaster ( 67 )
* The Fall of the Later Han Dynasty, Which Brought the Three Kingdoms Era ( 69 )
* Rome's Spiritual Unity, the Recognition of Christianity ( 73 )


- Middle Ages ( 77 ) -

* The Migration of the Germanic People and the Italian Peninsula ( 79 )
* Muhammad and Angel Gabriel ( 83 )
* The Loss of Religious Ideology, the Crusades ( 87 )
* To Live or Die, Genghis Khan's Unification of Mongolia ( 91 )
* A Safeguard Against Abuse of Power, Magna Carta ( 95 )
* The Travels of Marco Polo, "The Description of the World," Igniting Curiosity for the East ( 99 )
* The Church's Division Caused by the Lust for Royal Power ( 103 )* The Black Death, a Human Scourge ( 107 )
* China's Age of Exploration Ends Regrettably ( 111 )
* Gutenberg, an Ordinary Man Who Left a Great Legacy ( 115 )
* The Ottoman Empire that Shined with Tolerant Rule ( 119 )


- The Modern Era ( 123 ) -


* Columbus's Exploration and the Resentment of the Natives ( 125 )
* The Loss of Human Reason, the Slave Trade ( 129 )
* Aztec Material Civilization and Spiritual Culture ( 133 )* Martin Luther, the Reformer of Faith ( 137 )
* Magellan, Ushering in the Age of Exploration ( 141 )
* Copernicus, Who Corrected the Distorted Divine Order ( 145 )
* The Council of Trent, Drunk on Tradition and Authority ( 149 )
* England’s Blessed Creativity, Which Defeated the Spanish Armada ( 153 )
* The Battle of Hansando, Which Halted Japan’s Invasion of the Continent ( 157 )
* The Painful H