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|[[Attila the Hun]]

|[[Attila the Hun]]

|Last and greatest ruler of the Huns. Fought against the eastern Roman Empire and then fought the western Roman Empire throughout the mid AD 400s. Almost defeated, but then almost sacked Rome; turned away by Pope Leo I.  

|Last and greatest ruler of the Huns; feared so much that his nickname was "Scourge of God." Fought against the eastern Roman Empire and then fought the western Roman Empire throughout the mid AD 400s. Almost defeated, but then almost sacked Rome; turned away by Pope Leo I.  

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|[[Augustus Caesar]]

|[[Augustus Caesar]]

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|[[Taijitu]]

|[[Taijitu]]

|Also called "Yin and Yang". Symbol for Taoism. Represents a constant interaction in nature between two forces having opposite qualities.  

|Also called "Yin and Yang", this is the symbol for Taoism. It represents a constant interaction and harmony in nature between two forces having opposite qualities.  

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|[[Taoism (Daoism)]]  

|[[Taoism (Daoism)]]  

|[[Yellow River]]

|[[Yellow River]]

|Second longest river in Asia; known also as Huang He and "the cradle of Chinese civilization", it runs westward from the Yellow Sea; has a tendency to flood surrounding lands causing frequent course changes and devastating results

|Second longest river in Asia; known also as Huang He and "the cradle of Chinese civilization", it runs westward from the Yellow Sea; has a tendency to flood surrounding lands causing frequent course changes and devastating results

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|[[Zeus]]  

|[[Zeus]]