As long as human civilization exists, so many secret societies exist on earth. Freemasons, Templars, Rosicrucians …
Little is known about them - they were too good at hiding their secrets. But the undoubtedly champion of secrecy was the Nine Unknown Society: today it remains the most mysterious and little-studied. This brotherhood is so well conspired that for several centuries historians and researchers have been arguing: is there a union of the "Nine Unknowns" in reality?
The first mentions of the "Nine Unknowns" society date back to the 3rd century BC. e. Legend associates his appearance with the Indian ruler Ashoka. Continuing the work of his grandfather, King Chandragupta, Ashoka pursued a policy of unification of India, mired in civil strife. But then, full of ambition, he set off to conquer the neighboring state - Kalinga, located between present-day Calcutta and Madras. The war turned out to be bloody: thousands of people died in fierce battles. The number of those killed horrified Ashoka. He refused to further annex the lands "by fire and sword", soberly judging that the real conquest is to conquer the hearts of his subjects. Ashoka decided that if we were to unite India, then according to the laws of duty and piety, because God wants all people to live in safety,peace and happiness and enjoyed the freedom to dispose of themselves.
In short, the king had a complete reassessment of values: Ashoka seemed to be replaced. Wishing to do good to the living people and their descendants, he forbade the use of the creations of reason for evil. However, the wise ruler understood perfectly well: with one prohibition, even a powerful king, one cannot control not only the future, but even the present. For this it was necessary to create an organization whose members would protect humanity from the people themselves.
This is how a powerful secret society “Nine Unknowns” appeared - anonymous keepers of ancient wisdom and knowledge. Ensuring that progressive knowledge does not fall into the hands of profane, fools and overly ambitious individuals has become the main task of the brotherhood.
Many sciences that, according to Ashoka, could harm humanity, were classified. Of course, the Indian king understood that progress, like human thought, cannot be prohibited. Therefore, he tried to lure over to his side the greatest scientists, magicians, astrologers and philosophers of that time, so that they continued their research in various fields of knowledge, but did not rush to publish discoveries and inventions. Many great minds then became part of the secret society. But only eight people were initiated into the global plan of the ruler Ashoka. All others knew only part of the Great Plan, which stretched out for centuries. Under the guise of merchants, the king sent emissaries of the union to Tibet, China, Japan and Arabia to recruit scientists from other countries, to draw knowledge from them. All the "intelligence" obtained was accumulated and analyzed in secluded places specially created for this purpose. The archives were also kept in well-protected caches.
To be on the safe side, the members of the brotherhood deliberately spread rumors that secret laboratories and storage facilities were guarded by terrible monsters in order to discourage adventurers from poking their nose where they should not.
Century after century, the nine chosen ones have guarded progressive knowledge and technologies from people, waiting until humanity is ready to properly respond to the news of new discoveries and inventions.
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The brothers wanted people to use the knowledge gained only for good, but not in any way to harm. But this did not always work out. The human mind is too inventive a “prisoner”, and his thought is capable of twisting even the most vigilant guard around his finger.
The Nine Unknowns failed to save the world from cruelty, wars, and epidemics. But who knows, maybe there would have been even more disasters if the watchful eye of the Nine had not been with us?
Who are they?
The composition of the Nine Unknowns is perhaps the biggest mystery. It is only known that when one of the brothers died, another came to his place - just as gifted, just as good at keeping secrets. One can only guess to whom such a high honor fell (a plight?). But such assumptions exist.
Pope Sylvester II, also known as Herbert of Aurillac (999-1003), is called a member of the Nine Unknowns. A great encyclopedic scientist, he collected unusual manuscripts, wrote treatises on astronomical instruments, geometry and music. His knowledge of mathematics, physics and mechanics was ahead of his time. But most importantly, he tried to create a universal Christian state and to reconcile people of different faiths among themselves.
Akbar, the Padishah of India from the Mughal dynasty, who lived in the 16th century, is also ranked among the Nine Unknowns. The chronicles of Akbar's reign are reminiscent of a tale from The Thousand and One Nights: it was at this time that the empire reached its heyday. In 1578, Akbar issued a decree, striking for its time, proclaiming freedom of religion, and abolished the death penalty for apostasy. He gathered the best scientists, practitioners and philosophers at his court. As usual, most of the archives disappeared without a trace after his death.
Among the Nine Unknowns are Leonardo da Vinci, Roger Bacon and Paracelsus. But, alas, there is no documentary evidence of this.
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Of course, you can brush aside all this not too reliable story about a society that has kept and hid advanced knowledge from unprepared humanity for more than two thousand years. But some facts that took place in history, unequivocally hint at the existence of some secret "knowledge bank".
In the 13th century, the English monk and philosopher Roger Bacon predicted the invention of the telescope, airplane, automobile and telephone. What is it?
Clairvoyance or carelessness, as a result of which the secret was revealed ahead of time?
And what about Leonardo da Vinci's ideas about a helicopter, a submarine, ball bearings and a tracked drive? Also just dazzling guesses?
In 1636, a certain Schwenter in his work "Physical and mathematical entertainment" outlined the principles of the electric telegraph and talked about the possibility of communication between two people through a "magnetic beam". Another unidentified author from Monteberg (Flanders) published a description of the process of black-and-white and color (!) Photography in 1729. It follows from his work that he obtained photographic images using a ready-made "recipe", knowing neither the physical principle of action, nor the composition of the chemical compounds of the developer and fixer. The question of who suggested this "recipe" to him remains open.
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What sources did Jonathan Swift use when he told in Gulliver about the two satellites of Mars 156 years before their discovery? Where did Dante Alighieri get the description of the constellation of the Southern Cross (given by him in the "Divine Comedy") 200 years before it became known to Europeans?
Apparently, the members of the Nine Unknowns Union (if there really is one) did not always hold their tongues tightly. Well, in the end, and they are only people …
But a miracle happened
In the 19th century, Louis Jacolliot told the world about the Nine Unknown Society. As the French consul in Calcutta under Napoleon III, he had access to many classified documents. He left behind a library of the rarest books dedicated to the great secrets of mankind. In one of his own writings, he explicitly stated that the "Nine Unknowns" union existed and still exists to this day.
In this regard, he mentioned technologies completely unimaginable in 1860, such as the release of energy, sterilization through radiation and psychological warfare.
According to Jacolliot, for twenty-two centuries on the territory controlled by the "Nine" union (and this is the entire civilized world), secret research was conducted in all fields of knowledge, the results of which were recorded in special books. And this most valuable piggy bank of scientific thought and technology is located in the area of the main activity of the "Nine Unknowns" union … in the south of the Samara province and in the Orenburg steppes. So, in any case, the French argued in his book "Eaters of Fire", published in Russia in a limited edition on the eve of the revolution.
Samara ethnographer O. V. Ratnik, interested in this information, tried to establish the exact place of the "deployment" of the "Nine Unknowns". Alas, he only managed to find out that in the Orenburg steppes, archaeologists found a mysterious mound, conditionally dated to the end of the 3rd - beginning of the 2nd millennium BC. In the burial, the skeleton of an elderly man was found, a rich burial inventory and … a sword-club made of copper, in appearance very similar to the sacred weapon of the ancient Indian god of thunder.
The Orenburg-Samara registration of the "Nine Unknowns" is indirectly confirmed by the information of the historian and ethnographer Kirill Serebrenitsky, according to which a certain "dynasty" of hermits who wielded secret powers lived in the Orenburg steppes since ancient times …
Nine sacred books
In 1927 Talbot Mandy, who had served in the British Indian Police for 25 years, published a half-novel-half-investigation. In it, the English resident claimed that the Nine Unknowns really exist. According to Mandy, each member of society is the custodian of one Book dedicated to a particular branch of knowledge. These Talmuds are constantly updated, being, in fact, the most complete collections of scientific works in the entire history of human existence.
The first book is devoted to the technique of propaganda and methods of conducting psychological warfare. “Of all the sciences,” writes Mandy, “the most dangerous is the science of crowd control, because it allows you to control the whole world.”
The second is devoted to the human nervous system. It describes in detail how to control the flow of nerve currents in the body, how to kill and revive a person with just a touch. By the way, some researchers believe that many martial arts were born due to the leakage of information from this "anthology".
The third book is devoted to micro- and macrobiology.
The fourth is chemistry. In particular, she talks about the mutual transformation and transmutation of metals. If so, then it turns out that the hopes of medieval alchemists to learn how to turn lead into gold were well founded.
The fifth book is about terrestrial and extraterrestrial communications.
The sixth book is devoted to physics and mathematics, in particular - the secret of gravity.
The seventh tells about such a phenomenon as light - solar, electric, etc.
The eighth contains information on cosmogony and the laws of space development.
And, finally, the ninth is devoted to sociology and talks about the laws of the evolution of society. It allows you to predict their origin, developmental stages and extinction.
In connection with the above, one can only guess about the degree of power of those who use the experience, works and documents of the "Nine Unknowns" … However, does this secret society really exist? Each of us has the right to seek the answer to this question ourselves. But if the alliance of the "Nine" is a reality, this is encouraging: I really want to believe that the brothers will be able to save humanity from both nuclear wars and neutron weapons. If not, let us be comforted at least by the fact that this myth, which has come down to us from the depths of centuries, indicates to mankind the direction in which to move..
