- The
Eastern world, also
known as the East or
historically the Orient, is an
umbrella term for
various cultures or
social structures,
nations and philosophical...
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United States (D–H) § E
Easterners (Korean
political faction), a
political faction in 16th-century
Korea Bjǫrn the
Easterner, a
Viking Vardan Areveltsi...
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Ethnic groups in the
Middle East are
ethnolinguistic groupings in the "transcontinental"
region that is
commonly a
geopolitical term
designating the intercontinental...
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Relative size of
Christian traditions in the
Middle East &
North Africa.
Catholic (43.5%) Eastern/Oriental
Orthodox (43%)
Protestant (13.5%)
Other Christian...
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- the Apostle), also
titled Litterae ad Orientales, i.e.
Epistle to the
Easterners, is a do****ent –
either considered as an
apostolic letter or as an encyclical...
- Sik or Yi Hwang. Therefore, the
Easterners had a more
liberal ideology. In the 1570s, the
conflict between the
Easterners and
Westerners intensified, despite...
- Icelandic: Björn
Ketilsson [ˈpjœ(r)tn̥ ˈcʰɛːtɪlsˌsɔːn]),
nicknamed the
Easterner (O.N.: austræni [ˈɔustrɛːne]; M.I.: [ˈœystraiːnɪ]), was a
Norwegian Viking...
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referred to any land
perceived to be
Western by
Easterners. Conversely,
Christians generally called Easterners Saracens or Moors. The term
Frangistan was still...
- Afro–Middle
Easterners,
African Middle Easterners or
Black Middle Easterners may
refer to: Afro-Arabs: Afro-Emiratis Afro-Iraqis Afro-Jordanians Afro-Omanis...
