History

The history genre features recounting and analyzing past events, societies, cultures, and historical figures. This genre aims to provide insights into the development of civilizations, the causes and consequences of historical events, and the impact of individuals and ideas on the course of history.

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1. Hiyokko

Apr 2, 2017  •  TV Shows
The 17-year-old Yatabe Mineko grew up in a family of seven in a mountain village in northeastern Ibaraki Prefecture. Her father Minoru has gone to Tokyo to work in order to earn extra money. However, her life completely changes when her father does not come back for the New Year. Mineko asks her family to let her go to Tokyo to find him and promises to send money home. In the autumn of 1964, she and two childhood friends Tokiko and Mitsuo are hired to start working at a small factory in Tokyo's working class neighborhood. After work each day, Mineko searches for her father and gets disheartened at times. Mineko overcomes challenges and starts to lay down roots in Tokyo as she experiences many meetings and farewells amid the laughter and tears with regulars, people of the shopping street, friends, and colleagues. But will she be able to find her father?
6.5
Generally favorable

2. Gamret Sidi Mahrous

Nov 5, 2002  •  TV Shows
Mahmoud Saber is a surgeon of modest origin, born in a village in the Tunisian Sahel and raised in a convent of Catholic sisters; he is married to a French woman and a father of a little girl. Separated from his wife, he returned to Tunisia and practiced his profession in the clinic of Doctor Abdallah Souilah, a notable attached to France and married to a daughter of a Corsican policeman, Marcelle Souilah née Pascalini. Their daughter Sabiha wishes to marry Hamda Srairi, anesthesiologist in the clinic and underground activist at Néo-Destour, but he rejects her. She then turns to Saber and the wife. The latter, imprisoned for a few days by the Nazi troops occupying the country, lost his diplomas but continued to practice his profession with the agreement of Doctor Souilah. It was then that Salem Mardoum, nurse in the clinic and lover of Marcelle Souilah, denounced to the police the illegal work of Saber, as well as the militant activity of his son-in-law Hamda married to his daughter Lilia; this one is condemned to twenty years of forced labor and does not leave prison until the advent of independence, while Saber and Sabiha divorce following the lie of Salem according to which Saber had a relation with Lilia. Salem Mardoum and Marcelle Souilah are finally murdered by Mokhtar, adopted son and driver of doctor Abdallah Souilah.For their part, the Mahrous are a maraboutic family of the former Tunisian bourgeoisie: Mamiya Mahrous is the administrator (mqadma) of the zaouia of Sidi Mahrous, a saint buried in a room (kbou) of the family home, a large house Arab-Muslim style. She has a son, Abdelmajid, alcoholic, submissive and complected, a brother, Baccar, secretary by profession, and an older sister, Zneikha who loves Abdelmajid as her son. Mamiya is in conflict with Abdallah Souilah who considers that the zaouïa competes with his clinic. Dalila, a beautiful, poor girl, and her deaf and dumb mother, Aziza, are dismissed from the home of Fadhila Naouali, wife of a wealthy merchant, Salah Naouali. Baccar Mahrous then welcomes them into his home, but, sexually harassed by Abdelmajid Mahrous. Dalila ends up leaving the house with her mother to go to Zohra, a modest woman who rents a room in a house belonging to Fadhila Naouali. Dalila then begins to demonstrate mystical impulses, leading the women of the city to visit her. Following these events, Baccar Mahrous asked Mahmoud Saber to consult Dalila, who fell in love with him. Fadhila, wanting to take advantage of this new situation, offers a room to Dalila and her mother. Abdelmajid, in love with Dalila, wishes to marry her, but her mother initially refuses, due to the condition and the very modest origins of the girl, but ends up accepting. Abused by Fadhila, Dalila and Aziza are welcomed by the Mahrous and Dalila becomes engaged with Abdelmajid. However, Bouraoui El Hnach, a vagrant enriched during the Second World War, also wanted to marry Dalila and therefore harassed Abdelmajid, which did not prevent the couple from getting married. One night, when they come home from a singing cafe, Mamiya Mahrous sends them away from her house. Abdelmajid then stops drinking, rents a small house and starts working with Mokded, a former waiter of modest rural origin, who became an accountant at Fadhila after the death of her husband. Saber's imprisonment causes grief to Dalila; Abdelmajid then struck her, causing the loss of the child she had been carrying for eight months. The couple ends up returning to the house of the Mahrous and Abdelmajid by joining the fellagas in the mountain where he dies as a martyr. Saber decides to declare his love to Dalila who, while passing out, asks her to leave her. Mamiya paralyzed, it is ultimately Dalila who becomes the mqadma of the zaouia. Born of an unknown father, it turns out that she is the biological daughter of Abdallah Souilah. Mahmoud Saber leaves Tunisia. Fadhila, widowed, insists on marrying Mokded despite their age difference, but Mokded meets Hallouma, daughter of Zohra, and the two fall in love. Mokded fled with Hallouma the night of his wedding with Fadhila, who remarried with Bouraoui El Hnach. Written by: brahamdali
9.1
Universal Acclaim

3. Delo gastronoma No. 1

Oct 30, 2011  •  TV Shows
In the spring of 1982 as Brezhnev's power was waning, Yuri Andropov decides to tackle corruption and apathy in the Soviet Union. A number of company directors were targeted, but Andropov's first aim was to arrest Berkutov, director of the country's First Yeliseyev Grocery Store, who, it was believed, had been supplying faulty goods to influential government officials for many years. With Brezhnev's rule almost at an end and Andropov tipped to replace him, Colonel Skachko, Head of the Investigation Department approaches some of Berkutov's inner circle, starting with his assistant Zoya Platonova. During the 'cultivation' of Zoya Platonova, an interesting fact is established - her son, Anton had had an affair with Skachko's wife, Masha, who had given Anton a book forbidden by the regime. To save Masha, Skachko has no alternative but to release Anton and give up his interrogation of Zoya Platonova. Berkutov is soon arrested and questioned by Skachko, who takes an instant liking to him. Being a war veteran, Berkutov has become a 'hostage' of the state system, having been ordered to get rid of surplus goods, which he distributed among the power-holding structures without making any profit for himself. He had even bought his second-hand Mercedes with money that he had earned honestly. Skachko realizes that Berkutov is not guilty but is nevertheless going to be made a scapegoat, as the machinery of justice has already been started. After Brezhnev's death events spiral out of control as Andropov, needing to set a strong example, demonstrates an increasingly tough line against corruption. Berkutov is tried and executed, and after his death, his carefully kept accounts are filed away in the archives.
6.8
Generally favorable

4. Heart of a Samurai

Jan 3, 2009  •  TV Shows
The story centers on Naoe Kanetsugu, a loyal and devoted samurai in Echigo Province in the 16th century. Kanetsugu was trained in his early childhood by Uesugi Kenshin and after his death, served Kenshin's adopted son Kagekatsu and is known for his extreme loyalty to the Uesugi family. He also made every effort to protect the people of Echigo with a strong sense of justice and genuine sympathy toward commoners.
7.2
Generally favorable

5. Darvoto na jivota

Mar 2, 2013  •  TV Shows
"The Tree of Life" is a historic family drama, whose action began with the announcement of the Independence of Bulgaria in 1908. The action follows the history of a crowded and wealthy urban family against the backdrop of key events for the Bulgarian history.
8.6
Generally favorable

6. Ling Long Lang Xin

Feb 14, 2021  •  TV Shows
Qing Yan, a rebellious captain of XiJue; And Long Ling, a dual personality Princess of Southern Chu. They meet accidentally, but they get along with each other gradually. Qing Yan is deeply rooted in love.
6.9
Generally favorable

7. Judge of Song Dynasty

Mar 19, 2005  •  TV Shows
Stories of a judge who lives in the Song Dynasty of China and familiar with forensic pathology.
8.1
Generally favorable

8. Zhen guan zhi zhi

Nov 30, 2006  •  TV Shows
Emperor Taizong of the Tang appoints capable and incorruptible people to important positions because he knows his ministers well, and he understands how to harness them. Taizong often invites frank advice or even criticism from his ministers. Trying hard not to abuse his absolute power, he shows his respect for life. Through his employment of upright ministers such as Wei Zheng, he turns out to be a modest Emperor who welcomes advice. In his reign, he puts agriculture first and practices thrift. Also, culture and religion are rejuvenated; the imperial examination system is further completed. Under these circumstances, a stable society is achieved. In military, he puts down the turbulence caused by Tujue power. In ethnic relations, he respects ethnic minorities' mores. As a result, the stability in Tang's border areas is also accomplished. Emperor Taizong's reign title is Zhenguan (from 626 to 649), known as the Reign of Zhenguan in Chinese History. His reign is considered the first golden age of Tang Dynasty, which lays a solid foundation for the Kaiyuan era.
8.4
Generally favorable

9. Memoir of Rati

Feb 6, 2025  •  TV Shows
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10. Arende

Apr 26, 1989  •  TV Shows
Epic drama of honor, passion and freedom set during the Anglo-Boer War and follows the bound fates of rebellious Boer farmer Sloet Steenkamp and Captain of the British Army James Kerwin.
8.9
Generally favorable

11. Hushove

Feb 26, 2009  •  TV Shows
Four episode TV adaptation of "Hashove", the most successful stage production in recent years at the Ivan Vazov National Theater in Sofia. A group of outlaw rebels preparing to sacrifice their life for the liberation of their country. Morfov's modern version puts forth to the attention of spectators some very painful issues of today's Bulgaria.
8.7
Generally favorable

12. The Great Revival

Jul 5, 2023  •  TV Shows
Conflict between the states of Wu and Yeuh during the Warring States period in China.
7.5
Generally favorable

13. Haus Kummerveldt

Jul 5, 2023  •  TV Shows
7.3
Generally favorable

14. Beauties of the Emperor

May 31, 2012  •  TV Shows
A period drama spans the time from 475BC to211BC of Warring States China, warriors fought wars for gaining powers to secure the kingship and winning admiration from their love interests.
5.1
Mixed or average

15. Rogue Nation

Mar 14, 2009  •  TV Shows
Historian Michael Cathcart tells the epic story of how the colourful characters of early colonial Australia transformed a penal settlement into a land with rights and opportunity in a mere 40 years. This sweeping two-part dramatised documentary covers formative events in Australia's history, including the Rum Rebellion and early court cases, which established independence and civil rights for all settlers. Rogue Nation explores how a fledgling colony on the wrong side of the globe was rapidly transformed from a place of punishment to a place of opportunity; a confident and prosperous community. It examines the fight for power and control between two powerful interest groups--the wealthy and entrepreneurial landowners and the offspring of convict settlers who took on the governors appointed by the Colonial Office in London. Rogue Nation introduces well known figures including pastoralist John Macarthur, barrister and newspaper proprietor William Wentworth, and Governors William Bligh, Lachlan Macquarie and Ralph Darling. And it shows how a handful of driven, anti-authoritarian and fiercely independent men saw off several British governors, encouraged upheaval and learnt the art of politics - discovering that debates, pressure groups and propaganda could change governments and shape policy. In doing so, they helped to lay the foundations of the prosperous liberal democracy of Australia.
7.5
Generally favorable
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