Genghis Khan or Chinggis Khan is best known for creating the Mongol Empire.

Did you know that the location of his tomb is still a mystery today. Apparently when he died in 1227, he was buried with 40 of his horses, the soldiers then killed all those in the know including the animals and then killed themselves to ensure that the tomb will remain secret.

Genghis Khan must have been such a charismatic and compelling man to be able to trust his soldiers do to what they did!

Mudlarks were people who scanvenged for treasures or anything of value along the muds of river banks during the 18th and 19th centuries.

In September 1928, a British bacteriologist, Alexander Fleming found that some moulds were contaminating a plate of staphylococci which was a disease causing bacteria.

Where the mould grew, the bacteria banished. This led to the discovery of penicillin.

In Heaven all the interesting people are missing.
-Friedrich Nietzsche

He who conquers others is mighty; he who conquers himself is wise.
- Lao-tzu