That was the year when Fatimid invaders began to build a grand enclosure to house their new mosques and palaces – a private city known to its residents as al-Qahera, and eventually to the world as Cairo.
Muslim dismay at Tony Blair's co-invasion of Iraq in 2003 did not sway that decision, though it could be argued that anti-war sentiment inhibited proper post-invasion occupation planning and encouraged the Sunni insurrection against both invaders and Shia Muslims.
This hass a different slant: you battle virtual alien invaders with real-life punches and crunches.
More than two-and-a-half centuries on it has grown into a small, thriving, officially bilingual city, currently bracing itself for another fierce battle between French and English invaders.
They are puppets being used by the invaders.' In a move welcomed by some of the country's opposition, Mr Kabila promised renewed political freedom this week, saying he would 'liberalise' political activities on January 1 and allow the formation of political parties.
The Afghanistan Taliban, still led by Mullah Omar, uses violence against Nato forces, whom it perceives as imperialists and invaders.
His skin was tanned and mailed to the inner side of the main doors a warning to other invaders.
When a droplet of blood from a patient is mixed with the modified viruses, any antibodies they have latch on to human virus proteins they recognise as invaders.
A snivelling Monrad visits the king to be told that Denmark is completely surrendering to the invaders.
Kids are tasked with hunting down the alien invaders, as well as drawing pictures of the things they see along the way, while adults can enjoy hearing in more detail about the city as you stroll through Bastille, Le Marais and past sites such as the Centre Pompidou and the Jean Sans Peur tower, "attacking" aliens as you go.
On the shore, a Chilean warship sits to repel invaders.
