Today, one of the main ancient texts studied by alternative historians is the ancient Indian epic "Mahabharata", written by some unknown person and when, but translated into English at the beginning of the 19th century. And although the dating of the text is unknown, even if we assume that the text was fabricated and written somewhere at the time of its translation, it still raises many questions.
For example, one of the books of the Mahabharata, called Dronaparva, describes the battle on Kuruksetra between the troops of the Pandavas and the Kauravas, in which such weapons were used that even science fiction writers did not merge in the 19th century. There is a full-length technique that we would now call combat robots, airplanes, missiles, spaceships and other fantastic things. They also use nuclear weapons there, as well as weapons that somehow neutralize atomic bombs.
Similar texts are found among the Egyptians and in the clay tablets of Mesopotamia, however, the latter raise certain doubts in view of the freedom of translation - modern linguists have no idea what language Gilgamesh spoke, whom in his youth they took to teach in the “flying iron city”, where, as it were and introduced in mathematics, astronomy, medicine and other sciences.
And so, as ancient-origins.net writes on October 26, a similar text was found among the Japanese. The text is called Kojiki, which literally translates as "Chronicle of Ancient Events" and was written, according to the assurances of the officials around the 8th century.
The text is written in Japanese, but using early "Chinese characters", which are in fact the local later modification of Babylonian cuneiform.
The Kojiki has 10 volumes, among which there are “4 false documents” issued, as the officials say, during the Edo period (the historical period (1603-1868) of Japan, during the reign of the Tokugawa clan). Well, since the documents were found to be fake - THEY HAVE NEVER BEEN TRANSLATED!
The situation was rather strange, so the Japanese scholar Avery Morrow decided to translate this fake into English, because when he read it, his eyes went up to his forehead. Ancient-origins.net writes about this:
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At the moment, the translation of the texts from Mr. Avery Morrow is not available on the site, but even a short retelling of these texts drives a new big and iron nail into the dogmas of official "science".
That is, the Japanese emperors (and most likely other ruling dynasties of the planet) are not local people and came from somewhere “from another world”. Also, the Japanese seem to have known about Atlantis and other submerged continents, observed the presence of "Martians" and possessed some kind of serious magic, the remains of which we see today in the combat systems of bujutsu and ninjutsu.
Based on all this, it is not even surprising that the texts were immediately written into fakes, however, even if this is so, if all this was composed by one of the Tokugawa people in the 18th century, the text still raises questions, since even for the 18th century these Japanese they knew surprisingly much. And what is even more surprising - this knowledge was not translated by anyone, slowly rotting in the archives.
It is possible that in the near future the book of Mr. Avery Morrow will become publicly available and we will find mention in the ancient Japanese texts of mentions and some other important antediluvian events.