Some of the world’s first civilizations were shaped when people stopped living the nomadic way of life. This developed around 6500 BC. As reported by Oldest.

It was then that people began to inhabit an area and develop its territory. Regional development ultimately shapes the city and the idea of ​​nation and state.

10 countries that appeared in the world for the first time:

1. Egypt

Based on history, the ancient Egyptian civilization has existed since 6000 BC. At that time there was a hunter-gatherer group living on the Nile.

3100 BC The first dynasty arose in Egypt. The establishment of this oldest dynasty continued to make Egypt one country oldest on earth.

Some researchers believe that Egypt was founded by a guide named King Narmer, who led the area along the Nile. King Narmer also built a capital in Memphis, where the city is currently near Cairo. Meanwhile, in 1953, after the 1952 Egyptian Revolution, modern Egyptian civilization was formed.

2. India

The first civilization in India was in the Indus Valley around 3300 BC. Civilization began during the Vedic period, around 1500-600 BC. To form an Indian nation.

The foundations of Hinduism and the cultural aspects of Vedic civilization have survived to this day. The first kingdoms in India were also established in the Vedic period 1200 BC. Founded.

Hinduism, Buddhism and Jainism also developed during this period. Meanwhile, modern Indian civilization emerged in 1947 after becoming independent from British colonialism.

3. Afghanistan

It is believed that civilizations in the Indus Valley came from 3000 BC. Had colonies in Afghanistan. Civilization in Afghanistan formed Mundigak City, one of the first cities in the world. Mundigak is now near Kandahar.

Several semi-nomadic groups in Central Asia later settled in Afghanistan. Subsequently, Darius I of Persia, Alexander the Great and other leaders controlled this region. Afghanistan became a unified Islamic republic in 1973.

4. China

The first dynasty in China was the Xia dynasty in the years 2070-1600 BC. The dynastic era in China continued until the Qing Dynasty in 1912. Modern civilization in China was shaped by the founding of the People’s Republic of China in 1949.

The civilization in China is also known for its various inventions such as paper, printing, compass, and gunpowder. These inventions made China one of the first civilizations in the world to make advances in technology and science.

5. Georgia

Around 1500 BC During the time of the Kingdom of Colchis and the Kingdom of Karlti or Iberia, civilization developed in Georgia. However, the Romans and Persians fought for the territory of Georgia for 700 years later.

Georgians in the 4th century AD became the second oldest Christians in the world. The Georgian Orthodox Church is one of the oldest Christian churches in the world.

The Persians and the deer also took turns controlling Georgia. After joining the Soviet Union, Georgia gained independence in 1991.

6. Ethiopia

The development of civilization and the formation of a kingdom in Ethiopia took place around 980 BC. Instead of. One of the first kingdoms in Ethiopia was D’mt (980-400 BC).

The inhabitants of the Kingdom of D’mt built irrigation systems, plows, millet, and iron tools and weapons. In later times, Ethiopia was ruled by the Aksumite Kingdom around 100-940, then by the Zagwe Dynasty and the Solomon Dynasty. The country itself gained independence from Great Britain in 1944.

7. Greece

The development of Greek civilization took place around 800 BC. After the Middle Ages or the Age of Darkness. At the time, the people of Greece were famous for their advances in arts, poetry, technology, and the construction of polis or cities. The city of Athens, the capital of Greece, has been around since 1000 BC. An important city in the country.

Greek civilization then flourished under the rule of the Romans, Byzantines, and Ottomans. Modern Greek civilization existed after the Greek Revolution that began around 1821.

8. Japan

People from mainland Asia came around 13,000 BC. To Japan. The Japanese believe that the first empire dates back to 600 BC. Founded by Emperor Jimmu.

Meanwhile, the Kofun Period is recorded in Japanese history as the time of the first civilization, appearing around the year 250-538.

9. Iran

In the west, the ancient Iranian civilization was known as the Persians. Civilization grew around 550 BC. Founded.

Cyrus the Great or Cyrus II built the Persian Empire after annexing Babylon, Media, and Ludia. The Persian Empire existed until 330 BC. And fell by Alexander the great.

Modern Iranian civilization emerged in 1979 after the Iranian revolution ended the monarchical system and developed an Islamic form of government.

10. San Marino

San Marino is the oldest city in the world and one of the oldest countries in the world. This land has been sovereign since September 3, 301 AD. The story is that it was at this time that Saint Marinus founded the little church of Monte Titano. The area of ​​this church later developed into the city of San Marino, the capital of the state of San Marino.

San Marino is one of the smallest countries in the world that belongs to the Italian peninsula. This country is one of the European countries with the lowest average unemployment rate, has no public debt and has a budget surplus. Their economy spans the tourism, finance, service and industrial sectors.

These are the countries that appeared in the world for the first time, or that can be referred to as country oldest in the world. Which country would you like to visit, Detiker?

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