answer:1. Battle of Kleidion – 29 July 1014 2. Battle of Bremule – 20 August 1119 3. Battle of Azaz – 11 June 1125 4. Battle of Ager Sanguinis – 28 June 1119 5. Battle of Didgori – 12 August 1121 6. Third Crusade – 11 July 1187 7. Battle of Navas de Tolosa – 16 July 1212 8. Battle of Bouvines – 27 July 1214 9. Battle of Lake Peipus – 5 April 1242 10. Battle of Adrianople – 14 April 1205 11. Battle of Las Navas de Tolosa – 16 July 1212 12. Battle of Kalka River – 31 May 1223 13. Battle of Bornhöved – 22 July 1227 14. Battle of Cortenuova – 27 November 1237 15. Battle of Yamen – 19 March 1279 16. Battle of Hims – 8 January 1281 17. Battle of the Golden Spurs – 11 July 1302 18. Battle of Bannockburn – 23–24 June 1314 19. Battle of Crecy – 26 August 1346 20. Battle of Poitiers – 19 September 1356 21. Battle of Angora – 28 July 1402 22. Battle of Grunwald – 15 July 1410 23. Battle of Agincourt – 25 October 1415 24. Battle of Castillon – 17 July 1453 25. Battle of Towton – 29 March 1461 26. Battle of Bosworth Field – 22 August 1485 27. Battle of Tewkesbury – 4 May 1471 28. Battle of Flodden – 9 September 1513 29. Battle of Marj Dabiq – 24 August 1516 30. Battle of Pavia – 24 February 1525 31. Siege of Vienna – 27 September 1529 32. Battle of Mohacs – 29 August 1526 33. Battle of Lepanto – 7 October 1571 34. Battle of Rocroi – 19 May 1643 35. Battle of Edgehill – 23 October 1642 36. Battle of Naseby – 14 June 1645 37. Battle of Dunbar – 3 September 1650 38. Battle of Worcester – 3 September 1651 39. Battle of Blenheim – 13 August 1704 40. Battle of Poltava – 27 June 1709 41. Battle of Saratoga – 19 September 1777 42. Battle of Austerlitz – 2 December 1805 43. Battle of Leipzig – 16–19 October 1813 44. Battle of Waterloo – 18 June 1815 45. Battle of Navarino – 20 October 1827 46. Battle of Alma – 20 September 1854 47. Battle of Balaklava – 25 October 1854 48. Battle of Inkerman – 5 November 1854 49. Battle of Shiloh – 6–7 April 1862 50. Battle of Antietam – 17 September 1862 51. Battle of Gettysburg – 1–3 July 1863 52. Battle of Chickamauga – 19–20 September 1863 53. Battle of Chattanooga – 23–25 November 1863 54. Battle of Petersburg – 15 June 1864 55. Battle of Atlanta – 22 July 1864 56. Battle of Nashville – 15–16 December 1864 57. Battle of Hampton Roads – 8–9 March 1862 58. Battle of Tsushima – 27–28 May 1905 59. Battle of the Marne – 6–12 September 1914 60. Battle of Gallipoli – 25 April 1915 61. Battle of Jutland – 31 May 1916 62. Battle of the Somme – 1 July 1916 63. Battle of Passchendaele – 31 July 1917 64. Battle of Caporetto – 24 October 1917 65. Battle of Ypres – 9 April 1918 66. Battle of Amiens – 8 August 1918 67. Battle of Megiddo – 19–25 September 1918 68. Battle of Tannenberg – 26–30 August 1914 69. Battle of Coronel – 1 November 1914 70. Battle of the Falkland Islands – 8 December 1914 71. Battle of Joffre – 21 February 1916 72. Battle of Verdun – 21 February 1916 73. Battle of the Argonne Forest – 26 September 1918 74. Battle of Cambrai – 20 November 1917 75. Battle of Tafna – 18 September 1837 76. Battle of Omdurman – 2 September 1898 77. Battle of Adwa – 1 March 1896 78. Battle of Yarmuk – 20 August 636 79. Battle of Guadalajara – 8 March 1937 80. Battle of Wuhan – 11 July 1938 81. Battle of Changsha – 17 September 1939 82. Eastern Front – 22 June 1941 83. Battle of Stalingrad – 23 August 1942 84. Battle of Moscow – 2 October 1941 85. Battle of Kursk – 5 July 1943 86. Battle of El Alamein – 23 October 1942 87. Allied invasion of Italy – 3 September 1943 88. Battle of Monte Cassino – 17 January 1944 89. Battle of the Bulge – 16 December 1944 90. Battle of Iwo Jima – 19 February 1945 91. Battle for Berlin – 16 April 1945 92. Indian Wars – 28 June 1865 93. Second Boer War – 11 October 1899 94. Arab–Israeli conflict – 30 November 1947 95. Korean War – 25 June 1950 96. Vietnam War – 1 November 1955 97. Bay of Pigs Invasion – 17 April 1961 98. Gulf of Tonkin incident – 2 August 1964 99. Six-Day War – 5 June 1967 100. Yom Kippur War – 6 October 1973 101. Iranian Revolution – 7 January 1978 102. Soviet–Afghan War – 27 December 1979 103. Invasion of Grenada – 25 October 1983 104. Iran–Iraq War – 22 September 1980 105. First Gulf War – 2 August 1990 106. Bosnian War – 6 April 1992 107. Rwandan genocide – 6 April 1994 108. Somalia intervention – 9 December 1992 109. Kosovo War – 28 February 1998 110. Second Congo War – 2 August 1998 111. War in Afghanistan – 7 October 2001 112. Iraq War – 20 March 2003 113. Russo-Georgian War – 7 August 2008 114. South Ossetia War – 7 August 2008 115. Syrian Civil War – 15 March 2011 116. Sinai insurgency – 5 August 2012 117. Ukrainian crisis – 21 November 2013 118. Saudi Arabian-led intervention in Yemen – 26 March 2015 119. Battle of Marawi – 23 May 2017 120. Battle of Raqqa – 6 June 2017 121. Battle of Mosul – 17 October 2016 122. Nagorno-Karabakh conflict – 27 September 2020 123. Armenian–Azerbaijani clashes (2020) – 12 July 2020 124. Tigray conflict – 4 November 2020 125. 2021 Israeli–Palestinian crisis – 9 May 2021 126. 2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine – 24 February 2022 127. War in Donbass – 6 April 2014 128. War in Libya – 15 February 2011 129. Naxalite–Maoist insurgency – 5 May 1967 130. Insurgency in Jammu and Kashmir – 13 July 1931 131. Sri Lankan Civil War – 23 July 1983 132. Mexican Drug War – 11 December 2006 133. Colombian conflict – 27 May 1964 134. Yemeni Civil War – 19 March 2015 135. War in Somaliland – 18 May 1988 136. War in Somalia – 26 January 1991 137. First Liberian Civil War – 24 December 1989 138. Second Liberian Civil War – 4 April 1999 139. Sudanese conflicts – 19 August 1955 140. North Yemen Civil War – 26 September 1962 141. South Yemen Civil War – 13 January 1986 142. Bangladesh Liberation War – 26 March 1971 143. Cenepa War – 26 January 1995 144. Falklands War – 2 April 1982 145. Chaco War – 15 June 1932 146. Sino-Vietnamese War – 17 February 1979 147. Second Indochina War – 1 January 1955 148. Gulf War II – 20 March 2003 149. War on Terror – 11 September 2001 150. Al-Qaeda insurgency in Yemen – 29 January 2009 151. War on Pirates – 2005 152. 2011 Sudan–South Sudan border skirmishes – 26 March 2011 153. Second Sudanese Civil War – 1983 154. Georgian civil war – 3 December 1991 155. Second Iraqi War – 19 March 2003 156. Syrian–Turkish border clashes – 23 March 2012 157. Syrian–Turkish clashes – 9 October 2019 158. War in Afghanistan (2001–2021) – 7 October 2001 159. Syrian–Russian-Iranian intervention – 30 September 2015 160. War in Iraq (2013–2017) – 23 December 2013 161. First Nagorno-Karabakh War – 12 February 1988 162. Nagorno-Karabakh War – 27 September 2020 163. Egyptian Crisis – 25 January 2011 164. 2006 Lebanon War – 12 July 2006 165. 2014 Ukrainian conflict – 28 November 2013 166. Russo-Turkish War (1877–1878) – 24 April 1877 167. Russo-Turkish War (1828–1829) – 14 April 1828 168. Afghanistan–Pakistan skirmishes – 28 July 2019 169. Talwars skirmish – 3 May 2005 170. Insurgency in northeast India – 1964 171. Indo-Pakistani War – 6 September 1965 172. Indo-Pakistani War of 1971 – 3 December 1971 173. Indo-Pakistani War of 1948 – 22 October 1947 174. Kashmir conflict – 13 July 1931 175. Balochistan conflict – 27 March 1948 176. Afghan Civil War (1989–1992) – 15 April 1988 177. Syrian Tishreen Insurrection – 13 October 1971 178. 2016 Nagorno-Karabakh clashes – 1 April 2016 179. Addis Ababa–Dire Dawa conflict – 1977 180. Xiengkhouang offensive – 20 February 1974

answer:H: Водород. Первый порядковый номер. 1 электрон. 1 протон. 0 нейтронов. Атомная масса: 1,008. He: Гелий. Второй порядковый номер. 2 электрона. 2 протона. 2 нейтрона. Атомная масса: 4,003. Li: Литий. Третий порядковый номер. 3 электрона. 3 протона. 4 нейтрона. Атомная масса: 6,941. Be: Бериллий. Четвертый порядковый номер. 4 электрона. 4 протона. 5 нейтронов. Атомная масса: 9,012. B: Бор. Пятый порядковый номер. 5 электронов. 5 протонов. 6 нейтронов. Атомная масса: 10,811. C: Углерод. Шестой порядковый номер. 6 электронов. 6 протонов. 6 нейтронов. Атомная масса: 12,011. N: Азот. Седьмой порядковый номер. 7 электронов. 7 протонов. 7 нейтронов. Атомная масса: 14,007. O: Кислород. Восьмой порядковый номер. 8 электронов. 8 протонов. 8 нейтронов. Атомная масса: 15,999. F: Фтор. Девятый порядковый номер. 9 электронов. 9 протонов. 10 нейтронов. Атомная масса: 18,998. Ne: Неон. Десятый порядковый номер. 10 электронов. 10 протонов. 10 нейтронов. Атомная масса: 20,180.

answer:In the Kingdom of Dragons, there lived a king so grand Feared and revered by all across the land His strength was unmatched, his power immense And his mighty roar would shake every sense He ruled his kingdom with a strong hand And was loved by all, both woman and man But one day, while sitting in an important meeting The king felt a desperate urge, oh so fleeting He tried to ignore it and push it aside But the need grew stronger, impossible to hide With sweat on his brow and a red face The king knew he was running out of grace He shifted in his seat, squirmed and squiggled But the need to pee continued to jiggle And before he knew it, the king had let out A stream of pee that was loud and devout The room fell silent, shocked and appalled The great dragon king had wet himself, that's all Embarrassed and defeated, the king left the room Hoping to hide away in his cocoon But news travels fast in a kingdom so vast And soon, everyone knew of the king's mishap The other dragon rulers laughed and jeered And the king felt his pride completely sheared In order to save face, the king was dressed In a diaper, much to his distress He tried to hold it in, tried to resist But eventually, his bladder could no longer persist And the diaper filled up with pee and poo The king's humiliation had reached its rue Tears in his eyes and his head hung low The king knew his reign was no longer a go The once-great dragon king was now made small And all he could do was cry and bawl His legacy shattered, his pride undone The king had lost, with no victory to be won.

answer:1. The Orthogonal Invasion (1964) The debut album of Les Orthogonaux introduced their innovative and experimental blend of freakbeat and psychedelic rock. The band's anarchist and anti-authoritarian lyrics were already present in tracks like "Breaking the Chains" and "No Gods, No Masters". 2. Dimensions Beyond (1965) This sophomore effort saw Les Orthogonaux deepening their connection to Gnosticism, with lyrics exploring the concept of ancient wisdom and hidden knowledge. Key tracks include "The Pleroma" and "Sophia's Journey". 3. Agents of Chaos (1966) The band's third album was released amidst rumors of government informants within its ranks. The turmoil surrounding the departure of Griffin Tiploft heavily influenced the album's themes, with songs like "Betrayal's Sting" and "The Great Deceiver". 4. Triumvirate (1967) Les Orthogonaux's fourth album marked the start of their collaboration with Anneliese Ehn, Mireille Hertig, and Tachyona Surething. The trio brought new instrumental textures and vocal harmonies to the band's sound, particularly on tracks such as "Eternal Sisters" and "Harmony in Discord". 5. Passages to the Beyond (1968) This concept album delved into themes of spiritual awakening and transcendence, with tracks like "The Gnostic Hymn" and "The Demiurge's Labyrinth" weaving an intricate narrative of cosmic battles and inner transformation. 6. Love and Anarchy (1969) This seminal album showcased the complex love affairs and interpersonal drama within the band. The lyrics touched upon both the highs and lows of love, as well as the struggle for freedom and autonomy in relationships. Standout tracks include "The Ties That Bind" and "Torching the Bridges". 7. Coalescence (1970) The seventh album from Les Orthogonaux integrated musical influences from around the world, particularly Indian and Middle Eastern sounds. Mireille Hertig's sitar playing shone on tracks like "Desert Mirage" and "The Serpent's Dance". 8. Shattered Illusions (1971) This darker, more introspective album explored themes of disillusionment and existential suffering. Songs like "The Void Within" and "Nights of Despair" captured the band's collective disillusion with society and politics, as well as their internal struggles. 9. The Celestial Spiral (1972) Drawing inspiration from cosmic and astronomical phenomena, this album explored the connection between mankind and the vast expanse of the universe. Key tracks include "Galactic Empire" and "Supernova Sundown". 10. The Final Transmission (1973) Les Orthogonaux's final album marked the end of their collaboration and the beginning of the band's indefinite hiatus. The record showed a matured sound and emotional depth, with songs such as "The Last Farewell" and "Echoes of Eternity" serving as poignant reflections on the band's journey together. In the years that followed, various members of Les Orthogonaux pursued solo careers and occasionally reunited for special performances. Their legacy and influence continued to be felt in the music world, both inside and out of the psychedelic genre.