African Kingdom

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Book sources[edit | edit source]

3rd century AC[edit | edit source]

6th century AC[edit | edit source]

Capital[edit | edit source]

  • Not known where. Can be Alexandria, Cairo, or something else.
    • One should be able to figure it out after adjusting the timeline of ancient Egypt based on correct zodiac dating.


History[edit | edit source]

1st century BC and earlier[edit | edit source]

  • Very old. It is not known when it was established.
  • The technology used at the beginning was e.g. fire, clothing, ceramics, domestic animals, bow, microliths, bricks, agriculture, wheel.
  • This was the first "Rome" before it moved to Yoros.
    • Pyramids, sphinxes, temples or obelisks came only after "Rome" had changed away.
  • Sciences and the many technologies originated here
    • It was here that the first writing originated in the form of hieroglyphs, i.e. 'writing with symbols'. It is probable that this method of communication and transmission of thoughts was the first to appear. If a person wanted to communicate something to others, he would draw a variety of symbols representing different things.
    • Very little written evidence about this first Kingdom has survived.
    • For the first time Paschal cycle was calculated
    • The first ecclesiastical calendar was created
    • Astronomy emerges, first intended to serve the ecclesiastical calendar and to observe seasonal changes in weather and climate.
    • Astronomical dating emerges in the form of horoscopes
      • Rulers have tombs and their time of death is written on the wall as horoscope
  • Had the capital of civilization (Rome) until the 11th century, when it changed to Yoros
  • Expansion of the civilization in Mediterranean sea
    • Before the creation of the horse Horde in the ancient Romaic Empire the mode of travel was predominantly aquatic. That is why the expansion of Romea on the X-XII cc. was carried out mainly by water. In the first place the shores of the Mediterranean and Black seas were dominated. Later the banks of the big rivers running into these seas: rivers Danube, Dnieper and Don. From the Don River they would haul over to Volga river and end up in Russia, and also in the Caspian Sea and Iran. Thus the ancient Mediterranean community and the Romaic culture appeared. At its heart were the coasts of the Mediterranean Sea. All the capitals were here in the Mediterranean. At first in the lower reaches of the Nile in African Egypt. Later the capital moved closer to the Black Sea, to the Bosphorus, to Czar-Grad. Without the sufficient means of transportation on land the ancient Romaic Empire could not develop the inland territories of Eurasia. The vast spaces of the continent distant form the waterways remained inaccessible and unexplored.

1st century AC[edit | edit source]

Astronomical dating of The First Rome[edit | edit source]

Zodiac from the tomb Pharaoh Seti I
Zodiac of Mithra of Geddernheim
The first zodiac from the tomb of Senemut
Zodiac of Mithra of Apulum
Zodiac on the Metternich Stela
Erment Zodiac

Astronomical timings from the time when African Kingdom had the capital of civilization.

  1. Zodiac from the tomb Pharaoh Seti I. A coloured fresco on the arch of the burial chamber. 'Ancient' Egypt, Luxor, Valley of the Kings, allegedly 'deep antiquity'. In fact:
    1. variant: 14-16 August 969
    2. variant: 5-7 August 1206 and [3v2].
  2. Zodiac of Mithra of Geddernheim. It is depicted on stone tablet, bas-relief. Europe, Germany, allegedly 'antiquity'. In fact
    1. variant: 14-15 October 1007
    2. variant: 14-15 October 1186
  3. The first zodiac from the tomb of Senemut. It is depicted on the arches of the tomb, but not in the burial chamber itself. 'Ancient' Egypt, Luxor, allegedly 'deep antiquity'. In fact: 14-16 August 1007.
  4. Zodiac of Mithra of Apulum. It is depicted on the stone tablet, bas-relief. Europe, Dacia, allegedly 'antiquity'. In fact: 14-16 August 1007.
  5. Zodiac on the Metternich Stela. It is depicted on the stone tablet found in Alexandria. 'Ancient' Egypt, allegedly 'deep antiquity'. In fact: 14-16 August 1007.
  6. Concise zodiac. Stone bas-relief on the ceiling of the temple in the city of Erment. 'Ancient' Egypt, allegedly 'antiquity'. In fact
    1. variant: 15-16 May 1071
    2. variant: 30-31 May 1189
    3. variant: 6-8 May 1308
  7. Ptolemy's star catalogue "Almagest", allegedly 'antiquity'. In fact: approximately not earlier than 11th century [3v1].