“Run from what’s comfortable. Forget safety. Live where you fear to live. Destroy your reputation. Be notorious. I have tried prudent planning long enough. From now on I’ll be mad.”
Part 1 above Remember Ptolemy – 2nd Century? From NC: According to our results, see the books “Empire” and “Biblical Russia”, maps attributed to Ptolemy were most likely created already in the XVII-XVIII centuries, moreover, “under antiquity”. They depicted the “ancient geography”, that is, the geography of the XIV-XVI centuries. The name […]
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It’s just the love of/need for/greed for money that will kill your soul. I’ve written hereabouts a post about how the Tsars of Tartary asked for 10% of every persons’ income. Why? Because an Empire needs money to function, to govern, to protect and to survive. Nothing bad. Just basic economy. Check out […]
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From the recent shared pdf… Then too, the accelerated discussions of the Donation of Constantine (such as the origin of imperial power, the basis of papal authority over temporals, the pope and the transfer of empire, the pope‟s claims to Rome and the patrimony) since the eleventh century kept alive the issue of the […]
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Uh, oh. I’ve just been goosed. Have very dare you? Goosey goosey gander, Whither shall I wander? Upstairs and downstairs And in my lady’s chamber. There I met an old man Who wouldn’t say his prayers, So I took him by his left leg And threw him down the stairs Nursery rhyme first “recorded” in […]
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StickyWiki : Samarkand
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Deconstructing a BS Historical “MYTH” that’s been around far too long is easier said than done! Here we meet the Mainstream story of Nakşidil Sultan and Selim III and why they are connected to Napoleon. Here, also, is the French and English fighting over who gets the biggest part of Tartaria – after the Romanovs […]
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From NC: These questions no longer relate to chronology, but to reconstruction, so the answers are largely hypothetical. Nevertheless, they are interesting because they help to overcome the psychological prejudices that sometimes interfere with the perception of the new history of the Empire. We must say right away that the answers are simple and based on […]
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…From NC: A natural question arises: how was the Great = “Mongolian” (TARTARIAN?) Empire governed for no less than three hundred years, from the fourteenth to the sixteenth centuries? I like it. After all, if it covered such large spaces, how did Rus-Horde manage to mobilize so many soldiers to colonize vast regions? Simply put, […]
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Zodiac = 12 plus 1. The SUN in the CENTRE. Which – btw – has NOTHING to do with Heliocentric/Geocentric! From NC : We are being told that the constellations of the stars depicted on the Mediaeval and modern star maps were invented in the deepest antiquity. There were some changes occurring over […]
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Sakhalin Island has interesting links to the History of the Tartary Empire. What and where is this island? WikiGoRound : Sakhalin From this came a little “coincidence” or several. The Dutch East India Company. The Jesuits. A 17th century Dutch cartographer called Maarten Gerritszoon Vries. And a nice little resource of volumes about the “discoveries” […]
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Illustration for the first verse, a minstrel playing before Solomon (15th century Rothschild Mahzor) Wiki : Song of Songs From NC : It is well known that the Bible includes literary works attributed to King Solomon. This is the “Song of Solomon’s Songs” and the “Book of the Wisdom of Solomon.” The Song of Songs […]
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It’s easy enough to find Astrakhan today. But it looks like somebody has moved it! The old name for Astrakhan was Tatar Citrahan, a flourishing trading city on the right bank of the Volga. The city was “captured” in 1556 by Russian troops and annexed to Moscow. So. The bell tower was […]
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