Database: Gunpowder - Revision history

imported>Darman36: All-caps consistency with earlier Database entries

2021-02-05T00:10:51Z

All-caps consistency with earlier Database entries

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	[[File:ACI Gunpowder.png\|right\|250px]]		[[File:ACI Gunpowder.png\|right\|250px]]
	[[Gunpowder]] is thought to have been discovered by accident by [[China\|Chinese]] alchemists around 850. However, this interpretation is contested. Some evidence suggests the black powder was discovered by the ~~{{Wiki~~\|Arabs}}. In any case, the Chinese scientists were trying to invent an elixir that would render whoever took it immortal, but instead discovered the first explosive.		[[Gunpowder]] is thought to have been discovered by accident by [[China\|Chinese]] alchemists around 850. However, this interpretation is contested. Some evidence suggests the black powder was discovered by the [[Arabia\|Arabs]]. In any case, the Chinese scientists were trying to invent an elixir that would render whoever took it immortal, but instead discovered the first explosive.

	The [[Song ~~dynasty\|Sung~~ dynasty]] in China quickly understood the power of the explosive and used it for military purposes for protection against the [[Mongol Empire\|Mongols]] in the early part of the tenth century. By 1304, the Arabs had developed the first [[Firearm\|gun]], and by the fourteenth century, black powder in firearms was common in [[Europe]], as evidenced by the presence of primitive gunpowder [[cannon]]s on the battlefield becoming mandatory in the [[France\|French]] and [[United Kingdom\|English]] military.		The [[Song dynasty]] in China quickly understood the power of the explosive and used it for military purposes for protection against the [[Mongol Empire\|Mongols]] in the early part of the tenth century. By 1304, the Arabs had developed the first [[Firearm\|gun]], and by the fourteenth century, black powder in firearms was common in [[Europe]], as evidenced by the presence of primitive gunpowder [[cannon]]s on the battlefield becoming mandatory in the [[France\|French]] and [[United Kingdom\|English]] military.
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imported>Lady Kyashira at 15:17, 18 August 2020

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	[[China]]//850		[[China]]//850
	[[File:ACI Gunpowder.png\|~~thumb~~\|250px]]		[[File:ACI Gunpowder.png\|right\|250px]]
	[[Gunpowder]] is thought to have been discovered by accident by [[China\|Chinese]] alchemists around 850. However, this interpretation is contested. Some evidence suggests the black powder was discovered by the Arabs. In any case, the Chinese scientists were trying to invent an elixir that would render whoever took it immortal, but instead discovered the first explosive.		[[Gunpowder]] is thought to have been discovered by accident by [[China\|Chinese]] alchemists around 850. However, this interpretation is contested. Some evidence suggests the black powder was discovered by the {{Wiki\|Arabs}}. In any case, the Chinese scientists were trying to invent an elixir that would render whoever took it immortal, but instead discovered the first explosive.

	The ~~{{Wiki\|~~Song dynasty\|Sung dynasty}} in China quickly understood the power of the explosive and used it for military purposes for protection against the [[Mongol Empire\|Mongols]] in the early part of the tenth century. By 1304, the Arabs had developed the first [[Firearm\|gun]], and by the fourteenth century, black powder in firearms was common in [[Europe]], as evidenced by the presence of primitive gunpowder [[cannon]]s on the battlefield becoming mandatory in the [[France\|French]] and [[United Kingdom\|English]] military.		The [[Song dynasty\|Sung dynasty]] in China quickly understood the power of the explosive and used it for military purposes for protection against the [[Mongol Empire\|Mongols]] in the early part of the tenth century. By 1304, the Arabs had developed the first [[Firearm\|gun]], and by the fourteenth century, black powder in firearms was common in [[Europe]], as evidenced by the presence of primitive gunpowder [[cannon]]s on the battlefield becoming mandatory in the [[France\|French]] and [[United Kingdom\|English]] military.
	{{DEFAULTSORT:Gunpowder}}		{{DEFAULTSORT:Gunpowder}}
	[[Category:Initiates database entries]]		[[Category:Initiates database entries]]

imported>Sadelyrate at 18:47, 19 March 2020

2020-03-19T18:47:13Z

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	[[China]]//850		[[China]]//850
	[[File:ACI Gunpowder.png\|thumb\|250px]]		[[File:ACI Gunpowder.png\|thumb\|250px]]
	Gunpowder is thought to have been discovered by accident by Chinese alchemists around 850. However, this interpretation is contested. Some evidence suggests the black powder was discovered by the Arabs. In any case, the Chinese scientists were trying to invent an elixir that would render whoever took it immortal, but instead discovered the first explosive.		[[Gunpowder]] is thought to have been discovered by accident by [[China\|Chinese]] alchemists around 850. However, this interpretation is contested. Some evidence suggests the black powder was discovered by the Arabs. In any case, the Chinese scientists were trying to invent an elixir that would render whoever took it immortal, but instead discovered the first explosive.

	The {{Wiki\|Song dynasty\|Sung dynasty}} in China quickly understood the power of the explosive and used it for military purposes for protection against the [[Mongol Empire\|Mongols]] in the early part of the tenth century. By 1304, the Arabs had developed the first [[~~Firearms~~\|gun]], and by the fourteenth century, black powder in firearms was common in [[Europe]], as evidenced by the presence of primitive gunpowder [[~~cannons~~]] on the battlefield becoming mandatory in the [[France\|French]] and [[United Kingdom\|English]] military.		The {{Wiki\|Song dynasty\|Sung dynasty}} in China quickly understood the power of the explosive and used it for military purposes for protection against the [[Mongol Empire\|Mongols]] in the early part of the tenth century. By 1304, the Arabs had developed the first [[Firearm\|gun]], and by the fourteenth century, black powder in firearms was common in [[Europe]], as evidenced by the presence of primitive gunpowder [[cannon]]s on the battlefield becoming mandatory in the [[France\|French]] and [[United Kingdom\|English]] military.
	{{DEFAULTSORT:Gunpowder}}		{{DEFAULTSORT:Gunpowder}}
	[[Category:Initiates database entries]]		[[Category:Initiates database entries]]

imported>Evandrus Primæ at 19:15, 18 April 2016

2016-04-18T19:15:34Z

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	Gunpowder is thought to have been discovered by accident by Chinese alchemists around 850. However, this interpretation is contested. Some evidence suggests the black powder was discovered by the Arabs. In any case, the Chinese scientists were trying to invent an elixir that would render whoever took it immortal, but instead discovered the first explosive.		Gunpowder is thought to have been discovered by accident by Chinese alchemists around 850. However, this interpretation is contested. Some evidence suggests the black powder was discovered by the Arabs. In any case, the Chinese scientists were trying to invent an elixir that would render whoever took it immortal, but instead discovered the first explosive.

	The {{Wiki\|Song dynasty\|Sung dynasty}} in China quickly understood the power of the explosive and used it for military purposes for protection against the [[~~Mongolia~~\|Mongols]] in the early part of the tenth century. By 1304, the Arabs had developed the first [[Firearms\|gun]], and by the fourteenth century, black powder in firearms was common in [[Europe]], as evidenced by the presence of primitive gunpowder [[cannons]] on the battlefield becoming mandatory in the [[France\|French]] and [[United Kingdom\|English]] military.		The {{Wiki\|Song dynasty\|Sung dynasty}} in China quickly understood the power of the explosive and used it for military purposes for protection against the [[Mongol Empire\|Mongols]] in the early part of the tenth century. By 1304, the Arabs had developed the first [[Firearms\|gun]], and by the fourteenth century, black powder in firearms was common in [[Europe]], as evidenced by the presence of primitive gunpowder [[cannons]] on the battlefield becoming mandatory in the [[France\|French]] and [[United Kingdom\|English]] military.
	{{DEFAULTSORT:Gunpowder}}		{{DEFAULTSORT:Gunpowder}}
	[[Category:Initiates database entries]]		[[Category:Initiates database entries]]

imported>Bovkaffe at 16:49, 20 January 2016

2016-01-20T16:49:55Z

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	Gunpowder is thought to have been discovered by accident by Chinese alchemists around 850. However, this interpretation is contested. Some evidence suggests the black powder was discovered by the Arabs. In any case, the Chinese scientists were trying to invent an elixir that would render whoever took it immortal, but instead discovered the first explosive.		Gunpowder is thought to have been discovered by accident by Chinese alchemists around 850. However, this interpretation is contested. Some evidence suggests the black powder was discovered by the Arabs. In any case, the Chinese scientists were trying to invent an elixir that would render whoever took it immortal, but instead discovered the first explosive.

	The {{Wiki\|Song dynasty\|Sung dynasty}} in China quickly understood the power of the explosive and used it for military purposes for protection against the [[Mongolia\|Mongols]] in the early part of the tenth century. By 1304, the Arabs had developed the first [[Firearms\|gun]], and by the fourteenth century, black powder in firearms was common in [[Europe]], as evidenced by the presence of primitive gunpowder [[cannons}} on the battlefield becoming mandatory in the [[France\|French]] and [[United Kingdom\|English]] military.		The {{Wiki\|Song dynasty\|Sung dynasty}} in China quickly understood the power of the explosive and used it for military purposes for protection against the [[Mongolia\|Mongols]] in the early part of the tenth century. By 1304, the Arabs had developed the first [[Firearms\|gun]], and by the fourteenth century, black powder in firearms was common in [[Europe]], as evidenced by the presence of primitive gunpowder [[cannons]] on the battlefield becoming mandatory in the [[France\|French]] and [[United Kingdom\|English]] military.
	{{DEFAULTSORT:Gunpowder}}		{{DEFAULTSORT:Gunpowder}}
	[[Category:Initiates database entries]]		[[Category:Initiates database entries]]

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[[China]]//850
[[File:ACI Gunpowder.png|thumb|250px]]
Gunpowder is thought to have been discovered by accident by Chinese alchemists around 850. However, this interpretation is contested. Some evidence suggests the black powder was discovered by the Arabs. In any case, the Chinese scientists were trying to invent an elixir that would render whoever took it immortal, but instead discovered the first explosive.

The {{Wiki|Song dynasty|Sung dynasty}} in China quickly understood the power of the explosive and used it for military purposes for protection against the [[Mongolia|Mongols]] in the early part of the tenth century. By 1304, the Arabs had developed the first [[Firearms|gun]], and by the fourteenth century, black powder in firearms was common in [[Europe]], as evidenced by the presence of primitive gunpowder [[cannons}} on the battlefield becoming mandatory in the [[France|French]] and [[United Kingdom|English]] military.
{{DEFAULTSORT:Gunpowder}}
[[Category:Initiates database entries]]