The Famous Chillon Castle

8. RED Sagittarius Caftans and Ottoman half-moon with a star on the emblems of the old owners of the Schillon castle in Switzerland. SM Burygin, who visited the castle in 2000, turned our attention to the ancient emblems of the famous Chillon Castle (Chillon). Then, in 2013, TNFomenko and ATFomenko themselves visited Chillon Castle and found […]

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The Prisoner of Chillon

Chillon Castle is located in Switzerland, in the canton of Vaud, on the shores of Lake Geneva, on the outskirts of the city of Montreux. A Very Interesting History lies here! I’ll hand it over to George Gordon for now :o)   The Prisoner of Chillon 1816 BY LORD BYRON (GEORGE GORDON) My hair is grey, […]

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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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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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Count Ferenc Nádasdy de Nádasd et Fogarasföld

In around 1571, the 16 year old Ferenc Nádasdy married the 12 year old Erzsébet Báthory, thereby uniting the two most powerful families in Hungary. The Nádasdy family motto was –  “Si Deus Pro Nobis Quis Contro Nos” (“If God is for us, who can be against us?”).       The Nádasdy arms are […]

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Voivode István Báthory

Voivode István Báthory translates as Prince Stephen Báthory. He was Voivode of Transylvania, (!) King of Poland, Grand Duke of Lithuania in the 16th century.   WikiWTF Page for Stephen Báthory   The picture above shows him wearing Sarmatian clothes.   Sarmatians, Huns and Khazars   And he fought in the Livonian War against Ivan […]

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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 – The Tartar Khan

A brilliantly researched academic article below. But…It’s possible that Simeon Bekbulatovich and the Hapsburg Holy Roman Emperor Maximilian II are one and the same person. Is this why the Triumphal Procession of Emperor Maximilian I is so full of blank spaces?   Triumphal Procession of Emperor Maximilian I   Oh, Those pesky sources!   Simeon […]

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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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Livonian War (?)

Before I can get to Elisabeth Bathory, I have to understand the Oprichnina. Before I get to the Oprichnina, I have to understand the Livonian War. What’s the Livonian War? Not what we’ve been told. No, shit!!!   WikiSilly Page – Livonian War   Now – what really happened? :o)

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Erzsébet Báthory The Blood Countess

I’ve mentioned Elisabeth before. History has put her on a par with Vlad the Impaler/Dracula. There are even ‘serious’ TV documentaries about her being the Worst Female Serial Killer in all of History. Her story has fascinated me for as many years as Vlad’s has. Now I understand why. Through Shakespeare, Ivan the Terrible, Oprichnina, […]

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Genoa

Genoa….Genoa…..Genoa Oh. Deja Vu. I seem to’ve said that before! Feeling really stooopid now. It was there right in front of me all the time. Genoa. I get why it’s so important now. Having read, read and reread the article……   On old maps, Genoa is spelt with a J. Janua. The city of John. […]

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