Казань – A Tartary Stronghold?
The Temple of ALL Religions – Kazan Plus a Great Toon :o)
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A Question and a Challenge
Am I the only person around this faf social media “world” TODAY with the balls (Ironic!) to address, talk about, investigate, publicise etc etc … the True Truth about Tartaria? Just saying :o)
Read MoreMariamopolis
And I quote: “The name of Mary left a deep imprint in the names associated with Chufut-Kale. As it turns out, in addition to the old necropolis in the Gorge of Mary, here, very close, there was a settlement called the CITY of MARIA – Mariampolis, Mariampolis is located on the same side of […]
Read MoreCathar Crosses and Chufut-Kale
THE HIDDEN HISTORY OF THE CATHARS – PART ONE Ref the image above: “Stone gravestones from the crypts of the necropolis in the Gorge of Mary, near Chufut-Kale. On the tombstone on the left we see the Christian cross, and on the right gravestone is the Qatari cross. “ “Finds from the necropolis […]
Read MoreJust Down the Road from Bakhchisarai…
,,,is a place called Chufut-Kale Me…months ago….Chufut-Kale “Chufut-Kale was revered as the second most holy city after Jerusalem.” Andronicus I Comnenus and his mother spent a long time here. She was buried here. “In the 6th century, one of the most famous cave cities, Crimea, presumably built by the Alans and […]
Read MoreThe Assumption Monastery of the Caves
ikiWPage: Bakhchisaray Cave Monastery “In 1787, Empress Catherine II personally arrived in Crimea. In the Khan’s Palace, “to the left of the entrance, in front of the bridge, stands the Catherine’s Verst” with the inscription “Summer of 1787”, installed in honor of the arrival of the Russian Empress in Bakhchisarai >> Thus, at […]
Read MoreMeñli I Giray
Meñli I Giray is credited with the creation of the Khan’s Palace in Bakhchisarai. WikiWhatever: Meñli I Giray According to the above Wiki page, he defeated the evil Golden Horde and his family ruled Crimea from 1422 to 1783. (Eight short years after 1775) But was it a “defeat”? Or was he a part […]
Read MoreExploring the Complex History of Crimean Tatar Fashion
Vogue Magazine – March 2017
Read MoreBakhchisarai
Bakhchisarai, Crimea was an Important seat of the Tartar Khans. It is “guarded” by these ancient rocks – Sphinx? Wiki – Bakhchisarai The whole area has deep connection with the Comnenus family. 19thc drawing The city united East and West, three religions together – Christian, Muslim, Judaic (Karaite.) I also found […]
Read MoreKumbhalgarh
Kumbhalgarh – otherwise known as The Great Wall of India. WikiCootiePage: Kumbhalgarh And I quote: “The early history of the fort could not be ascertained on account of lack of evidence.” And I self-reference (!) India There will be Evidence. Somewhere…. In Plain Sight. They Can’t Help Themselves!!! Far-seeing eyes…urm…SEE!
Read MoreFrom the Chronicle of Novgorod
I will talk about the Hordes another time. This links with Abu Abdullah Muhammad al-Idrisi al-Qurtubi al-Hasani as-Sabti and his Crazy 1154 map. The Volga. Trust me (!) It WILL make sense.
Read MoreOn the Mologa
The article below is mainstream history…but still important. Two main things – WikiPage – Ossetians WikiPage – The Alans And, the amount of information about trade in and around Yaroslavl, the Volga and the Mologa Rivers. Tamara Dadianova, doctor of philosophical science, Member of the International Association of Aesthetics, Member of the […]
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