Chabad Lubavitch

A name derived from the upper three sefirot of the kabalistic Tree of Life, this movement of Orthodox Judaism, initiated by Shneur Zalman Baruchovitch, saw its origin when:

• Yemelyan Pugachev was executed in Moscow
• The order of the Illuminati were founded in Bavaria
• The United States of America declared their independence

The age of enlightenment proved to be a challenge for Rabbinic Judaism, driving it to a split in a Haskalah & Haredi branch. The latter also quickly split into a Hasidic & Misnagdim branch, of whom the former heavily draws on Lurianic Kabbalah. As also counts for Islam, the New Chronology suggests this increasing orthodoxy to be a result of the definitive fall of the Hordian Empire:

• Is this world-empire the predecessor of the modern world-economy, as suggested by the World-Systems Analysis?
• Is this Tartarian Empire the predecessor of Satan's Little Season, when the waves of Kondratiev manifested, as suggested in the book of Revelation?

The names of some of the lost tribes of Israel can be found on old maps of Tartaria, as well as the toponyms Tabor & Arzareth: Was it the Medieval Empire of the Israelites?

Initially against secular Zionism, the movement changed stance after their fifth rebbe, which caused the Malachim to split off. While officially abstaining from politics, the last rebbe supported actions in favor of religious Zionism: Is he the long awaited messiah?

A few centuries earlier, Sabbatai Zevi, who also drew on Lurianic Kabbalah, even proclaimed himself as messiah: Did his movement of Sabbateans put the toponym of Yoros Salam into Palestine, causing Zionism to claim a false Promised Land?

Cali Fornia

A few times even mapped as an island, in Las Sergas de Espandiàn it was described as a kind of Eden or Atlantis, where Queen Calafia reigned over black women who lived as Amazons:

• These horsewomen are considered to originate from the southern shores of the Black Sea, probably also reached its northern shores as Sarmatians
• Their most famous queens supposedly fought in the Trojan War, also against Atlantians & even met Alexander the Great

Garci Rodríguez de Montalvo might have been inspired by the Song of Roland, written after the battle near the Ronceveaux Pass, where Califerne is considered as an opposing power, a name that might have been derived from the words Caliph or Kar-i-farn. Queen Calafia supported Muslims with a large flock of griffins in a battle against Christians @ Constantinopolis: Does this episode refer to a medieval Trojan War?

The successor of Georgiy Danilovich is Ivan Danilovich, nicknamed Kalita, the first Caliph in the New Chronology. According the mainstream history, the Muslims quickly conquered a big territory, similar to the Mongols about six centuries later: Are these conquests actually duplicates of an emerging Tartarian Empire, whose flag contains a griffin, the sacred animal of the Sarmatians?

The New Chronology & World-Systems Analysis suggest the existence of a world-empire, stretching over vast parts of the northern hemisphere, in the New World extended into the southern hemisphere along the highlands. The Amazon Basin inherited its name from a fight between the army of Francisco de Orellana & local female warriors: Was a yet seceded Rimland colonizing former territories of a once unified Tartarian Empire?

While California seems to have been explored before, only around the time of the defeat of Yemelyan Pugachev colonizers started to settle there, especially during the Gold Rush. The Panama - Pacific International Exposition showed supposedly quickly erected advanced architecture: Was the city @ the Golden Gate actually a stronghold of a former world-empire that had to be erased, perhaps nine years earlier already helped by the abuse of an invention of Nikola Tesla?

Yermak Cortez

Known as the conquistador of Sibir, the scarce documented hero Yermak Timofeyevich has been portrayed alike, which raises the following questions:

• Are the consonants of Kuchum actually Mexico in reverse?
• Are the consonants of Ostyaks & Aztecs phonetically similar?

According to the New Chronology, the story of Hernan Cortez is a duplicate of the mentioned Cossack Ataman: Is Castilia actually refering to the dynasty ruling around the river Itil?

After dealing with the khanate of Sibir, they continued eastwards and conquered the territory of the Pegaia Orda: Was it a remnant of the former world-empire of whom some people could flee to Manchuria & later found Peking?

Besides being a possible source for the name of the mentioned city, also the following toponyms might derive from it:

• Pakistan, wherefrom a fled Mo(n)gol Dynasty conquered India, which might fit if we take a chronological shift into account
• Pegu, written as "Пегу" in Russian, also found as "Пегя" on old maps, is easy to confuse with "Peru", home of the Incas

The realm of the Sapa Inca bordered Araucana, while Arakan is next to Pegu: Did the history of "Peru" & "Mexico" get duplicated & transposed to America?

The ruins between Teotihuacan & Tiahuanaco suggest very advanced civilizations, even the construction of recent examples as Tenochtitlan & Sacsayhuaman required technology the known American Indians didn't posses: Who really built those structures?

A world-empire that once encompassed all those areas with advanced architecture isn't only mentioned by the New Chronology, also World-Systems Analysis suggests it: Did the seceding Rimland of Tartary falsify history to mask the existence of a world-empire, which the Axis Powers might have tried to restore?

Genghis Khan

Know as the "Scourge of God", he founded a Mongol Empire, ranging from the Khazar Sea to the Tatar Strait, the area of Chinese & Independent Tartary. After destroying Zhongdu & defeating the Khwarazmian Empire, he seemed to have died in a war against the Great Jin ...

According to the New Chronology, those nomads couldn't realise such an empire. Temujin is actually Ryurik or one of the following rulers, all duplicates of each other:

• Yuri Vladimirovich
• Yuri Vsevolodovich
• Yuri Danilovich

All of them waged unifaction campaigns in Russia, as the Khagan supposedly did in Mongolia: That latter name might be derived from много, refering to the incorporated mini-systems, as Immanuel Wallerstein called them, in the growing world-empire?

As also mentioned before, Vladimir is suspiciously well positioned & named to fit the role of capital of a world-empire: Is the description of Attila's campaign the real initiation of the realm, resulting in the many castels around Eurasia?

According to the New Chronology, also Saint George is a duplicate of the great conqueror:

• Did he ride the white horse in the book of Revelation, beating the beast & his false prophet, after the defeat of Babylon?
• Being venerated in many parts of the Old World, did the mentioned world-empire encompass the northern part of it?

Stanley Kubrick

An increasing population in a finite habitat evolves to less resources per person: It increases the challenge to achieve it fully for all of humanity. However, till now, mankind rather evolved in the other direction, resulting in more dehumanization, the theme throughout the oeuvre of Kubrick ...

According to mainstream history, already since the dawn of man, sexism divided humanity into male hunters & female gatherers. When civilization evolved, the list can be extended, depending on the type of social system, according to Wallerstein:

• In mini-systems it might be profession or age
• In world-systems it might be social class or racism

Social class & racism in a world-system allow an international division of labour: The elite share a little bit of the profits with the working class in the core of the world-system, deliberately creating a fake psyche of happiness they’re less victim to dehumanization than their classmates in the periphery. The aim for the elite is clear: Maintaining the capitalist world-economy for their own benefits as long as possible ...

By hiding the real history of humanity people are unaware of their origin, which benefits the agenda of the elite too. As Orwell quoted: "Who controls the past, controls the future. Who controls the present controls the past." That's also why our mainstream education, science & media try to indoctrinate you they're the only source to believe in, that way actually admitting they're a religion too!

Although great personalities in our history have tried to change this trend, an unaware, maybe intelligent unable, population still allowed the elite to abuse this ignorance during the larger part of our history. But their greed is not only harming the majority of humanity, also our habitat is in danger. As Gandhi quoted: "The world has enough for everyone's need, but not for everyone's greed." An awakened humanity is necessary to turn the tide!

Ivan the Terrible

Know as the first Tsar of all Rus, Ivan added the Ta(r)tar khanates of Kazan & Astrakhan to his realm, turning it into an empire. However, the subsequent Livonian War was a disaster, the Ta(r)tar knanate of Crimea nearly succesfully raided his capital. During his reign, the conquest of the Ta(r)tar khanate of Sibir started. The New Chronology tells a similar story:

• The conquest of Kazan = The suppression of the Khazars
• The war in Livonia = The reformation in Europe
• The conquest of Sibir = The suppression of the Mexicans

Khan Kuchum ruled east of the Ural Mountains. Sounds can have different consonants, for example 'CH' = 'X' & 'K' = 'C': Reversing the consonants & switching the vowels might lead to 'Mexic(o)', whose reverse is '(O)cixem', or Shechem: Can we also associate it with 'Meshech', its near reverse, together with 'Tubal', refering to Tobolsk, the lands where Magog ruled, whereas 'Rosh' refers to Russia?

Грозный might be a duplicate of Великий, and in reality be an assemblance of four real characters, according to the New Chronology:

• Ivan Vasilyevich
• Dmitry Ivanovich
• Ivan Ivanovich
• Simeon Bekbulatovich

Is it a Romanov conspiracy to claim the Russian throne, after the Time of Troubles? It might fit in the framework of Wallerstein to alter real history for giving birth to nationalistic ideologies to supply the existence of a world-economy: Is it a coincidence that the VOC, the very first MNC, had its origin aroud that time?

The Oprichnina was a first answer to an attempt to gain power by the Romanovs, which they might have covered up later. What else happened to our real history?

Forged Psychology

According to the World-Systems Analysis I mentioned in my  former post, mini-systems & world-empires don't exist anymore: Since the 16th century, they all gradually became incorporated into one single world-economy, the modern world-system!

National propaganda fits this world-economy very well: It’s political units are rivals, so the minds of their own inhabitants should be directed in favor of their political existence, to avoid inner struggle and thus maintain a strong international competitive position. A national psyche serves this aim very well, so they create & spread their own national culture:

• Printing press wasn't invented much earlier than the 16th century, allowing the distribution of uniform texts on a wide scale
• The emerging nation states might have abused unique historical records to write their own fictional past & burned those quite unique originals

Did the then brand new nation states abuse the new technology to spread the new message to conquer as much as possible minds?

The world-empire of the Middle Ages facilitated long-distance trade by building caravan-saray along the main (silk)roads. These mainly east-west-oriented tracks allowed diseases to spread quite easily to similar climate belts in the Old World. Although heirs to the throne were already competing each other in the 14th century, weakening the central authority, the black death forced the emperor to quarantine his empire into smaller regions. Now these provinces had to rely on themselves, contributing to a psyche for an unnecessary imperial authority.

The kings of the provinces started to create their own “world-empires”, psychologically supported by a quickly generated “national history”. It led to a competitive atmosphere in acquiring resources, sometimes by fighting each other, but mainly resulting in a quest to colonize as much as possible terrain in the rest of the world: The world-empire disintegrated into a world-economy!

Falsified History

My former two posts might make clear that something might be wrong with the interpretation of our historical record. Already in the 17th century skeptics as Isaac Newton & Jean Hardouin criticized the generally accepted chronology of ancient & medieval history compiled by Joseph Scaliger & Dionysus Petavius. Nikolai Morozov used mathematics & astronomy to show that history has been tampered with, which influenced Anatoly Fomenko to compile a New Chronology. Also Immanuel Velikovsky, Florin Diacu & Garry Kasparov, in his Mathematics of the Past, share their opinions on a tampered world history ...

The works of all these authors contain the general notion of a collapsing world-empire at the end of what we consider to be the Middle Ages. This aligns quite well with the research of World-Systems Analysis: The world-economy we’re living in today can only be the result of a collapsed world-empire.

• The important difference between those two types of world-system is that a world-economy has scattered political power among different entities, about 200 nations nowadays, while a world-empire is just 1 political entity, eventually helped by subsidiary provinces ...
• The important similarity between those two types of world-system is that both of them are 1 economic entity. In a world-empire just 1 set of laws applies to everyone, but in a world-economy you can choose between about 200 different ones nowadays. I guess you can guess why a stakeholder of an MNC favors this situation ...

Also the tracking of economic cycles seems to point out that our history might have been tampered with. A nice indication of the existence of a medieval world-empire that encompassed the whole of Eurasia, North Africa & even the Latin American highlands might be found in the position of Vladimir, a Russian city whose name means “ruler of the world”: You can find many of the Eurasian capitals in concentric circles around it ...