The history of the Olympics: -

The 31st Summer Olympics and the 15th Paralympic Games, the world's biggest sporting events, kick-off on August 5 in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. About 10,000 athletes from 206 countries are taking part. The celebrations will begin with the ceremony, which is open to all.. The traditional Maracana Stadium. The great sacrifice will be screened there on August 21. This event is about the first days in the Olympics.
Starting history: -
From 1200 BC to 393 AD, the Olympic Games were held every four years at the foot of Mount Olympus in the Olympic Village of Ellis, Greece, about 1200 years ago, to the god Zeus.
Ancient Olympics: -
In Olympia, which was the home of the god Zeus in ancient Greece and the Olympic Games were held with rituals of worship. At first, the representatives of the early Greek city-states participated in the game. Other than general sports events and horse racing, wrestling and chariot races were also held. It is believed that even if there was any war or conflict between two city-states, it was postponed. In the course of the competition. This temporary closure was known as the "Olympic. Ceasefire Policy." The origin of the Olympics remains unanswered by the public. According to the legends of the popular Zeus was the god of Zeus, and His son Heraclius or Hercules is the founder of The Olympic Games. Heraclius introduced the Olympics, and The idea was to introduce the Games each year, as per legend. According to ancient scripts, the Olympics began around 6 BC. Names of winners from races, which are held every four years. The history of the past were written during these times. were written in this. According to a legend, a chef of the city of Ellis was named Coribus Coribus was Coribus was the first Olympic champion of Ellis named Coribus.
Modern Olympics: -
The modern Olympic Games refer to sports events. Which began in the 18th century.The first time this kind of incident happened was in the 18th century. Or the Cotswold Games or the Cotswold Olympic Games that began in England. The principal person who organized the Cotswold Games from 1812 to 1842 was Robert Dover, a British lawyer. At the farewell party for Olympic athletes, the 2012 Olympic Games in London, he announced the 17th-century event as the beginning of the British Olympics. In the 1850s, Dr. William Penny Brooks introduced the idea of the Olympic Games to Mack Wendell of Shropshire, England, modernly. He referred to the game as"the Wenlock Olympian Games. The game continues to be played up to today. Dr. Brooks founded the Wenlock Olympian Society for the game on November 15, 180. Each year the Olympic Festival was held in Liverpool, England, from 182 to 18, under the supervision of John Hurley and Charles Millie. Only the polite society's amateur players could participate in this took place. But, the modern Olympics that were organized in Greece in 1896 was like the Olympics, which were held in Liverpool. In 185, John Hurley and Dr. Brooks established the National Olympic Association, later incorporated as a guide to creating the British Olympic Association. The Olympic charter is based upon different provisions of the constitution of this organization. Organization. The 18th National Olympic Games were held in London's Crystal Palace in London, Great Britain. Renaissance: Greece was fighting a war for independence from Ottoman Empire in 1821. The Greeks had been thinking of reviving The Olympic Games ever since. Panagiotis Sotsus has been an athlete who dreams of the Olympic renaissance. Who was a poet as well as an editor in a newspaper? In 1833, he expressed this idea in an essay known as Dialogue of the Dead. Evangelos later wrote a letter to Otto, king of Greece, a wealthy philanthropist named Japas, asking for Help in fundraising for the return of the Olympic Games.
Olympic Games:-
In 1859 under Evangelos Zappas Zappas was the president. Olympic Games were held in the City Square of Athens, where athletes from the Ottoman Empire and Greece took part. Then he also built a football stadium at his own expense. About 30,000 spectators attended the 180 Olympics. Baron Pierre de Coubertin was inspired to create the International Olympic Association by watching the Olympic Games of the Wenlock Olympic Society in the year 1890. The types of Olympics The Olympic Games generally refer to the summer season. The term was coined in 1890. Olympics, the Winter Olympic Games, has been around since 1924. However, the Winter Olympics and Summer Olympics began in the same year. They were held in different years. In 1992, it was decided 1992 to hold the Olympic Games in both the Winter Olympics and the Summer Olympics. The Special Olympic Games or Paralympic Games have been held for disabled athletes since 1992. the 1970s. The host city of the Olympic Games hosts the Paralympic Games immediately after the Summer Olympic Games. The Youth Olympic Games for youngsters were first held in Singapore in 2010.
Symbol: -
The emblem of the Olympics symbol is popularized as the Bengali Olympic Symbol. Bengal as The Olympic ring or the Olympic flag, basically the five rings, are intertwined. These five stripes of the flag represent the continents of Africa, America, Asia, Oceania, and Europe. The principal reason behind choosing the colors of the five rings, blue, yellow, black-red, and green, is that at least one of these colors is used in each country's flag. The flag was adopted in 1914, but it was first officially displayed during the 20th Summer Olympics in Antwerp, Belgium. The motto of the Olympics is: The beliefs and the motto that are the basis of the Olympics are speed-strength, height, and speed. Jean-Pierre de Cubarta was the first to be introduced in 1921. Bishop Talbot's speech at the 1906 London Olympics was part of his belief in the Olympic Games. Olympic Games: - Olympic games combine 35 sports with 30 branches and around 400 divisions. Wrestling has two branches: Greco-Roman and Freestyle. Fourteen men's and four women's sections are based on weight. Twenty-six sports are represented at the Summer Olympics and 15 in the Winter Olympics.