Divine right of kings

It stipulates the obligations of subjects and the punishment for violating the law, a total of 282 articles

It involves a wide range of topics, including morality, military service, labor, leasing, lending, and debt. service, slave status, etc. It is a code that protects the rights of slave owners.

Caste system & Brahmanism: strict hierarchy and sharp contradictions

In the 6th century BC, Buddhism emerged, proposing that "all living beings are equal" and must be patient and obedient.

In the 4th century, Hinduism emerged as the main religion based on Brahmanism

The epics "Mahabharata" and "Ramayana" reflect life and cultural achievements

Invented 10 mathematical symbols including "0", which are Arabic numerals

Art is mostly related to religion, represented by pagodas, stone pillars, grottoes, etc.

philosophy

literature

Historiography

architecture, sculpture

Law: The Law of the Twelve Tables, the first written law of ancient Rome

Historiography

Buildings: Pantheon, Coliseum, etc.

Calendar: Julian calendar (Caesar)

Christianity

literature

Integrating the cultures of ancient Egypt, ancient West Asia, ancient Greece, ancient Rome and ancient India, the Its click translation to Arabic, combined with its customs etc creates Arabic culture

Each tribe holds a poetry competition, and the winner is called a "Xuanshi"

The story collection "Arabian Nights" integrates folklore from ancient Egypt and ancient West Asia. later became widespread in China spread, and many European literary works were also affected by it, such as "The Divine Comedy", "The End of the Marriage", etc.

Ibn Musa's "Integrals, Equations and Algorithms" developed algebra as an independent subject

Baitani corrected the calculation of the orbits of the sun and planets, and proved that an annular solar eclipse occurs the possibility of life, developed the subject of astronomy, and wrote the "Sabi Astronomical Ephemeris"

Ibn Sina wrote the Medical Code, which was used as a medical textbook for a long time after it was introduced to Europe.

The spread of Indian numerical symbols is called "Arabic numerals"

Composed of phonetic symbols, ideographic symbols and qualifying symbols

Popular for thousands of years, it was formed around the end of the 4th millennium BC and used until the 4th century AD.

Myth: The birth of the world and the origin of mankind

Poetry: mostly religious content, but also love poems

Philosophical stories: outlook on life, world view

Prose stories: fables, biographies

Influenced by religion, a lot of energy was devoted to burying the dead

Many temples were built to show fear of the gods, and the temples were given great To measure wealth, the temple is rich and powerful.

Solar calendar: one of the most accurate calendars in ancient times, absorbed by the Julian calendar.

Achievements in mathematics and medicine