All articles starting with M

Moge v Moge

Moge v Moge is a 1992 Supreme Court of Canada decision by Justice Claire L'Heureux-Dubé that rejected the self-sufficiency model and adopted compensatory spousal support under the 1985 Divorce Act.

Sep 21, 2026

Mogens Christian Wanning Westergaard

Mogens Christian Wanning Westergaard (1912–1975) was a Danish geneticist who showed how chromosomes determine sex in flowering plants, and became the University of Copenhagen's first professor of genetics.

Mogens Frey Jensen

Mogens Frey Jensen, born 1941 in Glostrup, is a Danish retired track and road cyclist: 1968 Olympic team pursuit gold and individual pursuit silver, 1968 amateur world pursuit champion, and winner of the first Danish Tour de France stage in 1970.

Mogens N. Pedersen

Mogens N. Pedersen (born 1939) is a Danish political scientist, among the first in Denmark, best known for the electoral volatility index from his 1979 article.

Mogens Schou

Mogens Schou (1918–2005) was a Danish medical researcher at Aarhus University who established lithium as the first proven prophylactic treatment in psychiatry through trials from 1954 to 1970.

Moggali

Moggali (मोग्गलि) is the brahmin of Pataliputta whom the Mahavamsa and Pali commentaries name as father of Moggaliputta-Tissa, the elder of the Third Buddhist Council under Ashoka.

Sep 23, 2026

Moggaliputta-Tissa

Moggaliputta-Tissa (मोग्गलिपुत्ततिस्स) was a Buddhist elder of the Maurya period who presided over the Third Buddhist Council at Pataliputra under Ashoka and is credited with composing the Kathavatthu.

Sep 23, 2026

Moggallana

Moggallana (मोग्गलान), known in the Pali tradition as Maha Moggallana, was the second Chief Disciple of the Buddha, foremost in psychic power, killed by brigands.

Moggy

Moggy (moggie, mog): British informal term for a non-pedigree, mixed-ancestry domestic cat, aka domestic shorthair/longhair. Wide gene pool means fewer inherited conditions than pedigrees; 58% of UK pet cats; etymology uncertain, possibly from Maggie.

Mogharāja

Mogharāja (मोघराज) is an arahant monk of the Buddha's time, the fifteenth of Bāvarī's sixteen pupils, remembered for his question on viewing the world as empty.

Oct 22, 2026

Moghulistan

Moghulistan ("land of the Mongols"), also called the Eastern Chagatai Khanate, was a nomadic khanate founded around 1347 under Tughlugh Timur, with its capital at Almalyk.

Mogil'nik Ashpyl

Mogil'nik Ashpyl (Могильник Ашпыл), a Tagar culture kurgan cemetery near Lake Ashpyl on the Kadat River, Sharypovo district, Krasnoyarsk Krai; about 40 mounds excavated 1979–1983 and published in 2018, with radiocarbon dates mostly including the 4th century BC.

Oct 22, 2026

Mogilev Governorate

Mogilev Governorate (Могилёвская губерния) was an administrative division of the Russian Empire centered at Mogilev on the Dnieper, created from Polish–Lithuanian territory in the 1772 partition and abolished in 1919.

Móglaí Bap

Móglaí Bap, stage name of Naoise Ó Cairealláin, is an Irish-language rapper from west Belfast in the trio Kneecap with Mo Chara and DJ Próvaí; he plays himself in the 2024 biopic Kneecap and wrote the play Minimal Human Contact.

Sep 19, 2026

Moglix

Moglix is a B2B commerce company founded by Rahul Garg in 2015 that supplies industrial goods, supply-chain software, logistics, and trade financing to manufacturers, mainly in India.

Sep 19, 2026

Mogol (Italian lyricist)

Mogol, pen name of Giulio Rapetti, is an Italian lyricist who wrote about 140 songs with Lucio Battisti, co-founded Numero Uno in 1969, and led SIAE from 2018 to 2022.

Oct 22, 2026

Mogollon culture

The Mogollon culture was a prehistoric farming culture of the U.S. Southwest and northern Mexico, defined by archaeologist Emil Haury in 1936 and flourishing from about A.D. 200 to 1450.

Mogollon Rim

Mogollon Rim: long erosional escarpment marking the southwestern edge of the Colorado Plateau across central Arizona into New Mexico; about 200 miles long, up to 2,000 feet high, carved in Paleozoic strata, not a fault scarp.

Mogoplistidae

Mogoplistidae (scaly crickets), family Costa 1855 in Grylloidea, type genus Mogoplistes; about 400 species of small crickets covered in rub-off translucent scales, sister to other true-cricket families, with rare Cretaceous amber fossils.

Mogote Corralitos

Mogote Corralitos is the highest peak of the Sierra de Pie de Palo, San Juan, Argentina, about 3,162-3,168 m, an ultra-prominent summit (2,468 m prominence) in Angaco Department with cold desert climate.

Mogotón

Mogotón (Cerro Mogotón, Pico Mogotón) is a mountain on the Nicaragua–Honduras border in the Dipilto-Jalapa range, Nueva Segovia; at about 2,107 m it is Nicaragua's highest point, a cloud-forest summit once mined and now climbed with guides from Ocotal.