The Weirdest Rituals from Every Empire

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[TheJustinian]

I actually don’t mind the Chinese one, you get to have a 5 star view and fresh air

[jeramahia]

Emperor of Mankind: "Daily sacrifices... Write that down!"

[KingAladex]

The Aztec had some of the most bizarre and scary rituals ever 💀

[Force-Multiplier]

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[JackFrostIsHere]

*Lupercalia is what that is known as "Valentine's Day" in the modern time. The name Valentine came from a pious saint who was actually against such degenerate festival. But as the Roman officials were growing weary of Saint Valentine's actions, they threw him into the jail and afterwards executed the man. Roman officials used his name to rename the festival into Valentine's Day so that later generations would consider such an occasion to be "holy". It's like wearing a wolf with sheep's clothes*

[sualaharuna-ihvw]

If you’ve watched Apocalito before you can relate that Aztec one 😊😂

[staylor]

Daily supply of hearts for sun god?! You have to constantly be capturing your enemies 👀

[souravmeena]

Praise the sun 🌞
Esconor - "agreed"

[cherrieamorvillamil]

this is so amazing how people of the past were so brutal, and yes unique mostly the aztecs, how painful death the captives got their final breath

[Nebesko]

Inagine being captured knowing that you gonna be sacrificed to the sun that will anyway rise next day

[uslabs]

Absolutely loved the visuals. Your cinematography is top-notch.

[savasel]

Blood brotherhood is very common in Turkish and mongol society even today in turkey you can be blood brother with your close friend

[HistoricVibesNew]

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[Deerhunterlife]

Go from oh mongols “oh that’s cool” to Aztecs 😨………………

[LegacyLens-mi]

This is very interesting. Keep up the amazing work

[Candace-]

People would sacrifice their children to Baal back in Bible times. How can they do that? I'm glad I didn't live in those times

[DeltaDanner]

My bros and I celebrate Lupercalia every year! It’s followed up by our famous jailhouse after parties when the plebs mistake our festivities for “assault”

[Nameless_Night]

Actually for the Aztec, it was blood daily, not hearts. Hearts were the ultimate sacrifice but the nobles would pierce themselves daily in the tounge, elbow creases, groins (mostly the men) anywhere to get blood because they believed theor noble blood was pure.

The lower classes were sacrificed but only for auspicious days / festivals / crop harvest / king's death / prince's birth/ etc

[Un-NamedCivilian]

Except the first one, the rest is just crazy.