Seven Kingdoms With The Longest Reign In History

1. The Kingdom of Ethiopia

The Kingdom was founded in 1270 when Solomonid Dynasty overthrew the Zagwe Dynasty and declared King Solomon as King for the inhabitants of Habesha. From there, the dynasty became a Kingdom that ruled Ethiopia. Approached in 1895, Italy declared war on Work of Ethiopia. In 1935, Mussolini led Italy to the Ethiopian army attacked for 7 months and finally Italy announced his victory. 1936-1941, Italy gained control of the region.

2. the Kingdom of Kanem

Kanem empire founded around the year 700, and got up to 1376. This Kingdom was located the present-day Chad, Libya, and parts of Niger. The Zaghawa inhabitants were first declared the capital in the year 700 in the town of N'jimi. The Kingdom was split into two dynasties: the Duguwa and the Sayfawa bring Islam into the Kingdom. Bulala conquered N'jimi and eventually take over the Kingdom of Kanem.

3. the Holy Roman Empire

The Holy Roman Empire was split from the Western Roman Empire with the edict of the Roman Catholic Church directly. Its name derives from the fact that kaisarnya is selected on the basis of the general election and attributed to the Crown by the Pope in Rome. This empire lasted from 962 until 1806. The Empire started when Otto I declared himself the King of Germany. This empire ruled the 300 area. In 1648, the Kingdom began to fragmented.

4. the Kingdom of Silla

The Kingdom of Silla in 57 BC and covers North and South Korea. Kin Park Hyeokgeose was the first King and master the 4 kingdoms along the Korea Peninsula. Tang dynasty China and Silla warred on and apply this to the 7th century Silla can defeat him, however.

5. The Republic of Venice

Venice is famous for its Royal Navy who had ruled the region from Europe to the Mediterranean with important cities such as Cyprus and Crete in it. The Venetians ruled over 1,100 years, from 697 to 1797. The Kingdom was founded when the Western Roman Empire fell into the hands of Italy. The Kingdom fell when the city of Piedmont fell into the hands of the French under Napoleon Bonaparte. When Napoleon gave an ultimatum, Doge Ludovico Manin surrendered at Venice in 1797 and was under the reign of Napoleon.

6. the Kingdom of Kush

The Kingdom of Kush survived from 1070 BC to about 350 known by the Republic of Sudan. The Kingdom is heavily dependent on wood as the main material exports because it is difficult to trade iron and gold. This Kingdom collapsed due to alleged attacks of the desert, but scientists argued that collapse due to deforestation is done so that their timber supply thinned. So one might say the Kingdom of Kush tear down himself by spending wood for industry without any Solutions.

7. Eastern Roman Empire

The Holy Roman Empire was not only the most famous in the history of my work but also the longest surviving kingdoms. This Kingdom survives in various eras but rather from 27 BC until 1453 with long held out for 1480 years. This Kingdom conquered the Mediterranean to Italy. The Western Roman Empire in 476 was smashed when Germany got rid of Romulus Augustus from the seat of the Empire, but the Eastern Roman Empire remained