3rd century AC

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Highlights[edit | edit source]

  • In the beginning of the 3rd century AC there is a final unification of the peoples of Russia, begun by Eney Rurik. Partly by military, partly by peaceful means, the peoples of the Volga and Northern Black Sea regions are soldered into a centralized strong state under military (Horde) government.
Great "Mongolian" conquest of the XIV century. Reconstruction. The Western campaign of the Horde, led by Ivan Kalita = Kalif, that is, Batu Khan. Marked places of major battles and directions for further campaigns of the commanders of Ivan Kalif.
  • By the end of the first half of the XIV century, during the reign of Ivan Danilovich Kalita = Kalif = Khalifa, the creation (restoration) of the Empire begins. Russian cavalry troops, "Mongolian" hordes invade Europe, Africa, India on a wide front, Fig. 1.9 . The "Mongolian" begins = great invasion.
Figure 1.10. The continuation of the great = "Mongolian" and Ottoman = Ataman conquest in the XV-XVI centuries, that is, the conquest of the promised land - Eurasia and America. The main areas of the Great Empire are shown. At the end of the 15th century, the troops of Russia-Horde and Ottomania = Atamania colonized America through the Atlantic and probably through the Bering Strait. Reconstruction.
  • During the XIV-XVI centuries, the Russian-Horde Empire extended its power to Eurasia, North Africa and a significant part of America. In most cases, the spread was not conquest, but colonization, since the local population, consisting of separate small nationalities, could not provide noticeable military resistance to the imperial troops = Cossacks = Israelis.

Notable people[edit | edit source]

1. George Danilovich "Moscow" (Chingiz-Khan) rules in 1319-1325

2. Ivan Danilovich Kalita = Califus (Khan Baty)

3. Simeon The Proud, Alexander Nevsky

4. Ivan Short

5. Dmitry Suzdal

6. Dmitry Donsky


Astronomical dating of the new chronology[edit | edit source]

1. (Years 1308 or 1071 or 1189) CONCISE ZODIAC KZ. Stone bas-relief on the ceiling of the temple in the city of Erment. 'Ancient' Egypt, allegedly 'antiquity'. In fact the first variant: 15-16 May 1071; the second variant: 30-31 May 1189; the third variant: 6-8 May 1308 [\Uffffffff\u0425\u0415]

2. (Years 1325 or 1146) ZODIAC RC FROM THE TOMB OF PHARAOH RAMESSES IV (also written Ramses or Rameses). An image on the ceiling of the burial chamber. 'Ancient' Egypt, Luxor, Valley of the Kings, allegedly 'antiquity'. In reality the first variant: 15-16 April 1146; the second variant: 10-17 April 1325 [\Uffffffff\u0425\u0415]

3. (Years 1345 or 1285) ZODIAC NB WITH 'CLOTHED NUT'. Possibly, painted on the lid of a wooden coffin. 'Ancient' Egypt, allegedly 'antiquity'. In fact the first variant: the 31st January the 1st February 1285; the second variant: the 29th -31st January 1345 [\u0414\u0417\u0415\u0415]

4. (Year 1394) ZODIAC EB FROM THE BIG TEMPLE OF ESNA. Depicted on the stone slabs, on the temple's ceiling, bas-relief. 'Ancient' Egypt, Esna, allegedly 'antiquity'. In fact: 31st March 3rd April 1394 [\Uffffffff\u0425\u0415]

5. Here is an important result of the New Chronology. The star catalogue of the famous Almagest of Claudius Ptolemy (containing 1025 stars) was created, as it happens, in the interval between the years 600 and 1300. Thereby the Scaligerian dating of the 'Almagest' catalogue as of the II century appears to be a serious error [3v2].