Cyrano de Bergerac 1619-1655
Another vilified Historical Figure… Wiki: Cyrano Cyrano’s Book: A Voyage to the Moon Who Invented the Rocketship?
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Bakhchisarai
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 MoreAmazon Cossacks
Amazon Warrior Women were Tartarian Wives “Amazon Cossacks reflected on many pages of “ancient” literature. Historians write like this: “The Amazons entered antique literature and visual art. The Amazons were a favourite motif on Greek painted vases. They were depicted on horseback with a spear fighting the Greeks. Archaeologists know […]
Read MoreThe One with the Long Name aka al-Idrisi
al-Idrisi’s work is not trusted by the mainstream. “Moreover, “that place in the work of Idrisi, which says about three RUSSIAN CITIES, Novoseltsev called“ the most confused ”and recommended“ to be wary of the version of al-Idrisi ”>> [753], p.178 What’s the matter? Why do modern historians prefer to keep silent about the work of Idrisi? Or […]
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 MoreAbu Abdullah Muhammad al-Idrisi al-Qurtubi al-Hasani as-Sabti
I have a problem (!) Whenever I read something historical that either ridicules, vilifies or downright insults something/someone…it makes me think WHY? Abu Abdullah Muhammad al-Idrisi al-Qurtubi al-Hasani as-Sabti and his 1154 map have provoked all the above in mainstream historians. I’m thinking I have an inkling :o)
Read MoreVladychny Dvor and The Faceted Chamber
I’m still in Novgorod….mmmmn.. seem to’ve lost my passport and return ticket. (Deja vu!) Anyways – might as well enjoy the scenery. In the Chronicle, there’s mention of the Archbishop’s Palace in Novgorod. It was magnificent, with many windows and thirty doors. And, in reality, it was the Voivode’s palace. The Prince. The Tsar. Archbishops […]
Read MoreKto Protiv Boga i Velikago Novgoroda?
Kto Protiv Boga i Velikago Novgoroda means Who can stand against God and the Great Novgorod? This morning, at stupid o’clock, I found – THE CHRONICLE OF NOVGOROD 1016 – 1471 I’m thinking…if we forget the dates…this could be/may be a Chronicle of Yaroslavl, the HQ of the Great/Tartarian Empire. Possibly?
Read MoreWooden Pavements and Strange Dates
In 1951 an excavation started in the modern Novgorod. They dug deep and uncovered 28 layers of old wooden pavements. Dendrochronology (based on Scaligarian/Romanov chicanery) dated these pavements. 10th to 15thcc. But for some reason – the Experts with a capital E, could not answer one question. What happened to the pavements that […]
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 […]
Read MoreDeutsche Hanse
Very Interesting byway! I’ve just come across a reference that links the Deutsche Hanse – The Hanseatic League – with Yaroslavl. And I quote: “A lively trade with the Germans began under Ivan Kalita.” I like it. A Lot. ;o)
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