r/HistoryNetwork

26k members
r/HistoryNetwork is a subreddit with 26k members. The community frequently discusses history, american civil war, war, ancient, and today, and the most common flair used is general history, military history, regional histories, history of peoples, and miscellaneous history.
/r/HistoryNetwork is a hub for all history-related subreddits. Find more history subreddits to explore in the sidebar, and submit your "bestof" history posts here.

Popular Topics in r/HistoryNetwork

#1

History

282 posts
#2

American Civil War

39 posts
#3

War

30 posts
#4

Ancient

28 posts
#5

Today

23 posts
#6

Video

17 posts
#7

Battle

17 posts
#8

Historymaps

17 posts
#9

Documentary

16 posts
#10

Mine

16 posts

Flair Used in r/HistoryNetwork

#1
General History
: "The Queen’s secretary warned the Spanish ambassador that Lord Robert’s wife was about to be killed. Three days later, she was found dead. The inquest record disappeared for 447 years. (1560)"
66 posts
#2
Military History
: "#OnThisDay 1953, The Korean War Armistice Was Signed"
57 posts
#3
Regional Histories
: "HistoryMaps Slides: Why didn't the Mongols attempt to invade the Philippines?"
26 posts
#4
History of Peoples
: "King James VI personally interrogated a woman for witchcraft in 1590. He called the accused extreme liars. She whispered something to him privately. He ordered her execution. The record does not say what she said. (1590)"
18 posts
#5
Miscellaneous History
: "HistoryMaps presents: Ships of the Mongol Invasions"
8 posts
#6
Ancient History
: "Top 10 Ancient Weapons That Changed the Course of History"
5 posts
#7
Historical Maps
: "HistoryMaps explains: The Kamal - Ancient Latitude Finder"
3 posts
#8
Historical Buildings
: "Blind Witnesses Guide: the Blog that will lead you through Historical Places and their Stories. NO Paid Subscriptions, AI or Adds."
3 posts
#9
Alternative History
: "HistoryMaps Counterfactuals: What if the Vikings had defeated Harold at Stamford Bridge?"
1 post
#10
Images of History
: "Donn Beach the "founding father" of tiki culture. greeting Marlon Brando's son on his arrival to Honolulu. (1964)"
1 post

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+6k members(30.4%)

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Last updated: August 10, 2026