Ender, correct.

Next question. Which two countries continued fighting after the Peace of Westphalia ended the Thirty Years' War?

Federico Barbarossa died in Silifke 10 june 1190.

Spain and France continued their war after the Peace of Westphalia.

Emperor Frederick Barbarossa drowned in the Saleph River. Someone said Frederick was thrown from his horse and the shock of the cold water caused him to have a heart attack and someone other said he weighed down by his armour and he drowned in water that was barely hip-deep.

Correct, Maucat.

Now name Charlemagne's father.

Carloman I

Ooops the father was Pepin the Short, carloman I was the Brother.

If I could answer in Italian I'll not make this mistakes...

I misread father with brother...

Yep

When and where Caius Julius Caesar was killed and what is the modern name of that place in Rome?

Everyone knows it was March 15 44 BC and it was in what was then the Roman Senate House, no idea what became of the building afterward.

The difficulty is in the third question...!!!

Where was the Senate House in 709 AUC? What is the name of that place now?

Where was Canada's capital before it was moved to Ottawa and why was it moved?

Alternately Toronto and Quebec City, Queen Victoria chose Ottawa as the permanent capital of the Province of Canada to end the rivalry between Quebec and Ontario.

It seems that nobody knows where the Senate of Rome met on the day of Caesar's murder, I'll tell you so.

In the 709 ab Urbe condita (44 BC) the main seat of the Senate was moving from the Curia Cornelia to the new Curia Iulia still under construction in the Forum, the Senate met in the Curia Pompeia a smaller building part of the great complex of the Teatro di Pompeo, in the Campo Marzio. Now in the modern Rome what remains of the Curia Pompeia is situated in a large square called "Largo di Torre Argentina".

Correctly spell the "stan" beginning with K. Then name its capital.

There is more than one.

@Argentinean
Kazakhstan, Astana
I do not know Kyrgyzstan's capital city, however.

Bishkek is the capital of Kyrgyzstan

Multiple-answer question. I was looking for Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan or Astana, Kazakhstan.

What was the Roman name for Beijing?

The Roman name for Beijing was "Thinae"

Very interesting... I'm surprised the Romans knew about Beijing, it wasn't the capital until Kublai Khan moved it there in, uuuh, 1300ish, or am I wrong?

While that's a question I'd be happy to have answered, here is another of mine: What is Mithridate, and what/who/where is it named after?

Do you count the Eastern Roman Empire AE?

Pretty sure I have recollections from listening to Mike Duncan's the History of Rome podcast that the Romans had knowledge of the Chinese, especially when it came to trade, although I don't recall if they knew the names of the cities. But I'm sure that's more than likely.

@Ztir, he was a King, wasnt he the one who didnt bow to Cambyses and thus he and his empire was eliminated?

at least he was king in some kingdom in or around the persian empire at some point.