The Přemyslid dynasty rose from legend to power, beginning with a farmer-prince and the prophetess Libuše, who foretold Prague’s glory. From Duke Wenceslas—martyred and later canonized—to the daring raids of Bretislav I and the vast empire of Ottokar II, they turned a small Slavic duchy into a Central European force. Their glittering courts, dramatic assassinations, and lasting mark on Prague’s architecture keep their story alive long after their line ended in 1306.

Lewis Carroll, born Charles Dodgson, was a mathematician, logician, and author best known for Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland. Blending logic with whimsy, Carroll created timeless tales that challenged Victorian norms and celebrated the absurd. His curious mind gave us more than stories—it offered a way to see the world through the looking glass of imagination.