Iran 1957 Sangchal Earthquake
The earthquake, which struck without warning, left villages flattened and thousands of people dead or injured.
Western Hubei Landslide 1310 China
Among these events, the Western Hubei Landslide of 1310 remains one of the most devastating but lesser-known tragedies.
Typhoon Fred China Taiwan 1994
Typhoon Fred made landfall in Taiwan in August 1994, bringing with it violent winds reaching speeds of up to 185 km/h and relentless rainfall.
1498 Meio Earthquake Japan
Historical records suggest that the earthquake struck with an immense force, reducing villages and towns to rubble in an instant.
China 1969 Yangjiang Earthquake
Official reports claimed a death toll of just over 3,000, yet eyewitness accounts and independent researchers suggest the real number could be…
1303 Hongdong Earthquake Mongol Empire
The Mongol Empire, under the rule of the Yuan Dynasty, was at its peak during the early 14th century.
Antioch Earthquake 115 Roman Empire
Antioch’s fall sent shockwaves through Rome itself. Emperor Trajan, who was present in the city at the time, barely escaped the catastrophe.
The Daulatpur-Saturia Tornado Manikganj, Bangladesh 1989
On that fateful day, the storm system formed rapidly, and by the time it touched down, it had already grown into an unstoppable force.
Great Hong Kong Typhoon 1937
The typhoon, which lasted for several days, caused catastrophic damage that Hong Kong wasn’t prepared for.
Minoan Eruption Greece 2nd Millenium BC
The volcanic ash that covered the landscape rendered the soil infertile, making it impossible to grow crops for several years.