- This philosopher dug his own grave.
- This revolutionary Jesuit priest was executed three days after being excommunicated by the Catholic church.
- This count is remembered for his abolition of serfdom in his country.
- Eight years after after his daughter's assassination, this deposed president fled to Jamaica.
- He has been called "The prince of Bolivian writers".
- This agronomist saved the sugar industry in the Caribbean.
- This politician of Chinese heritage succeeded as president after his predecessor's sudden death.
- When the Surname Law was passed, the name granted to this politician was forbidden to everyone else.
- This ruler was assassinated at the Al-Aqsa Mosque in Jerusalem.
- This former mayor of Mecca participated in equestrianism and falconry in his youth.
- This university's motto is taken from John 8:32.
- This ruined fortress near Les Cayes was built in 1804.
- Founded in 1624, this university is one of the oldest in South America.
- This is one of two working sugar windmills in the world.
- This Baroque manor was restored in 2011 after being bombarded during its country's fight for independence.
- This mausoleum is a possible final resting place of a great Sufi mystic and writer of Anatolian folk poetry.
- This university was the headquarters of the Orange Revolution.
- This building in Ma'an was once the residence of the Jordanian royal family.
- This historical center includes a palace-turned-museum featuring Najdi architecture.
- This caldera lake drains through the Pansipit River.