History conspiracy
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The great history conspiracy is complex set of 'innocent' and intentional falsifying of history. Mostly, it is how Scaligerian fantasy was accepted as mainstream theory of history.
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2nd century AC[edit | edit source]
3rd century AC[edit | edit source]
- Tin, copper, bronze
- Why the recurring names appeared on the maps of the 14th-16th centuries
- The riddle of the Etruscans
- The historians' problem: why is Kholopii Gorod (the town of Serfs) situated near Yaroslavl and not near Volkhovskii Novgorod on the swampland?
4th century AC[edit | edit source]
- How and when the history of America was falsified
- Petrarch strived - allegedly on purpose - TO OBSCURE THE REALITY OF THE MIDDLE AGES BY SUBSTITUTING IT WITH 'CLASSICAL ANTIQUTY'
5th century AC[edit | edit source]
6th century AC [edit | edit source]
- By distorting history the western chronologist move the unpleasant events into the past
- The rebels strive to prevent the resurrection of the Great Empire
- How the Romanovs destroyed the history of the Horde
- Why the name of "Novgorod" taken away from Yaroslavl was moved to the North-West, to lake Ilmen.3F
- How the later Western Europeans began to depict the Hordians
- When the works attributed to Durer were created
- ALMAGEST AS WE KNOW IT TODAY WAS CREATED IN THE XVII CENTURY
- The flourishing, stagnation and reflourishing in the history of Astronomy
7th century AC[edit | edit source]
- The cities of the urals of the, allegedly, bronze era are the traces of Moscow Tartary, i.e. of the Siberian and American state of the 15th-18th centuries
- Piebald Horde
- Rewriting and "fragmentation" of the ancient history
- Why in the 17th - 18th centuries they admired classical antiquity
- The Radzivill chronicle was tendentiously edited
- Where the Ottomans came from
8th century AC[edit | edit source]
- Critique of Scaliger's chronology
- The falsification of history in the 17th-18th centuries
- The Romanov archaeologists-pogromists
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The defeat of Royal Christianity[edit | edit source]
- Royal Christianity relics was considered paganism
History[edit | edit source]
3rd century AC[edit | edit source]
- At the end of 3rd century AC after the Battle of Kulikovo, in the Great = 'Mongol' Empire the Apostles' Christianity was adopted as the state religion. The bloody sacrifices were banned. From the end of the 14th century Royal Christianity was declared as 'paganism' (primal Judaism), that is to say 'a false cult'. Hostility to it began, which also affected the attitude to the former relics. The places of worship themselves were preserved because they were Christian. But terminology, ritualism and many other things which create the 'external appearance', as well as the form of customs, changed. As before the faithful would arrive to visit the Holy places, however by then they would generally be the Apostles' Christians. The former 'pagan' past of the relics had begun to be forgotten and turned into a well-respected, but none the less 'someone else's past', 'antiquity'. The new priests would slightly change the old names, which would compound the confusion in people's minds. Eventually the Christians were made to think that Zeus, Apollo, Dionysus were some ancient deities and that the deep past of Beykoz, Chufut-Kale and Fiolent was by no means Christian, but in fact, 'pagan'.
5th century AC[edit | edit source]
- A particularly severe distortion was created in the 1500-1700, when the false Scaligerian history was invented and implanted by force. It confused the picture even more. While combatting the memory of the Great Empire, they did their best to consign to oblivion the former 'Mongol' relics, including the older places of worship. To a large extent it was successful. However, 'success of the reformers' was far from complete.
6th century AC[edit | edit source]
- As not so long ago, in the 1600-1700 many could still remember the true history. Of course the younger upcoming generations were soon re-educated, however, a firm tradition had already been developed and established. That is why until now many come to Beykoz mountain, Cape Fiolent and the City of Chufut-Kale to worship, though not longer fully aware of the true meaning of these holy places.