Napoleon in Egypt…

I’ll start with another self-reference, from last month.   Napoleon Bonaparte   OK. Looks like I was wrong! Well, not Wrong but a bit arse-about-face as the saying goes (?) :o) It looks like Napoleon was Destroying the Truth!!   The pyramids etc from NC via google-ation with all it’s weird words…   “In addition […]

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Catalonia -“combine many eras and bind many nations”

Great article. AmazeBalls :o)   Catalan (Gothic) story. Girona. Andorra. V. Batarin As I already wrote ([1.]): The combination of different eras, traditions of different nations in the architecture and customs of the Catalans is striking and raises many questions. Catalonia (“Gottalonia” – according to the well-known version of the Catalans themselves. – Auth. ) Is a place where harmoniously […]

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Some coincidences in the history of Pharaoh Egypt and the Byzantine Empire.

Interesting indeed! Some coincidences in the history of Pharaoh Egypt and the Byzantine Empire. Vasilyev Evgeniy Borisovich Moscow Annotation. This article will examine the biographies of two dynasties: the Comnenus (Byzantine Empire) and the XXVIII dynasty of the rulers of Pharaoh Egypt, more precisely: two triples of the rulers of these dynasties, namely the Egyptian pharaohs […]

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The Romany in England…

Strange dates and iffy radiocarbon tests. This caught my eye because of Norwich – my maternal family city.   Gypsy paradox on the territory of England and its resolution Tyurin A.M.  Candidate of Geological and Mineralogical Sciences Annotation: According to written evidence, Roma in England appeared at the beginning of the 16th century. However, the remains […]

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Basil/Basilion/Basilevon/Basilevonton

From New Chronology book, God of War:   “The four letters “B” in the corners of the cross mean, in the opinion of historians, the “King of Kings of Kings of Kings”, in Greek, “basil basilion basilevon basilevonton”. However, it is possible that this is a symbolic image of the Great Russian Medieval Empire, divided […]

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Seven Wonders of the World

Thought I’d share this. I have no idea about the veracity but, in this day and age of discovery, anything could be true. Lie upon lie upon lie. I’d love to believe this! In fact – it’s easy to believe this :o) Always wondered about the Pharos at Alexandria! BTW – I have looked into […]

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Simeon Bekbulatovich

WHO? Two versions of the story. Take your pick :o)   Wikiyawn Page – Simeon Bekbulatovich     From NC: “SIMEON-IVAN BECKBULATOVITCH. Simeon-Ivan Beckbulatovitch 1572-1584. In the Western chronicles he is reflected as the Habsburg ‘Maximillian II’ 1564-1576 according to [76]. Following the crushing defeat of the oprichnina czarevich Ivan was forced to abdicate. Simeon, […]

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The Real Livonian War

The Livonian War can also be called the Revolt of Western Europe against the Empire. It coincides perfectly with the Reformation, that time in history (16th/early 17th cc) when everything begins to change. In W. Europe, “Lutheranism” was  chosen as a banner for reform and rebellion. But to the Empire, Lutheranism was exactly the same […]

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King Lear

“I’ll speak a prophecy ere I go: When priests are more in word than matter; When brewers mar their malt with water;  When nobles are their tailors’ tutors;  No heretics burn’d, but wenches’ suitors;  When every case in law is right;  No squire in debt, nor no poor knight;  When slanders do not live in […]

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Anne Boleyn or is that Elena?

Anne Boleyn “I charge thee, fling away ambition: By that sin fell the angels.”   Or Nan Bullen as the common folk called her. As with Katherine, her story is too well-known to repeat. In the play, Anne is the enchantress. The bad woman.     Elena of Moldavia/Elena Voloshank Elena apparently married Ivan the […]

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Katherine of Aragon or is that Zoë?

Oh, yes. I was here…with Shakespeare and Henry VIII and the women. We are back with the four!!   Katherine of Aragon   “Sir, I desire you do me right and justice;  And to bestow your pity on me: for  I am a most poor woman, and a stranger,  Born out of your dominions; having […]

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The Stopped Sun

I wasn’t looking for this. It found me :o)     23. THE STOPPED SUN. Both in the Bible and in the history of Charles the Great there plays out a familiar theme of the stopped sun. An idea to place the centre of the world in the sun, in other words to bring to […]

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