Goldbrand is a one-handed katana imbued with a potent fire enchantment, delivering an additional 22 points of fire damage with each strike. Its golden hue and elegant curve make it not only a ...

Japan's love affair with swords extends far beyond history books; its deep connection to these blades runs through centuries and continues to have an influence today on Japanese society ...

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The Japanese art form of ikebana dates back to ancient times and has evolved through the centuries. “Ikebana is about beauty and connecting with nature,” says Alter. “It’s not defined by a ...

The discovery, announced by Guatemala’s Culture and Sports Ministry, was made within the ancient city of Tikal - an enormous city-state which battled for centuries with the Kaanul dynasty for ...

Japanese swords have a wealthy and ancient record dating back to the samurai period. They went through several changes, leading to the growth of the Katana as we learn it today. The earliest ancestors ...

Police investigating the 2019 Easter Sunday carnage have taken former State Minister Sivanesathurai Chandrakanthan, alias Pilleyan, into custody. Police said that he had been arrested in Batticaloa ...

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