Chapter 1. Old maps of St. Petersburg
Chapter 2. Ancient tale in the north of Europe
Chapter 3. Unity and monotony of monumental structures scattered around the world
Chapter 4. Capitol without a column … well, no way, why?
Chapter 5. One project, one architect or cargo cult?
Chapter 6. Bronze Horseman, who are you really?
Chapter 7. Thunder stone or submarine in the steppes of Ukraine?
Chapter 8. Falsification of most of the monuments of St. Petersburg
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Chapter 9. Peter the First - an ambiguous personality in the history of the whole Europe
Chapter 10. For what to say thank you, Tsar Peter?
Chapter 10-1. This "happy" tsarist era or the House of Holstein in Russia
Chapter 10-2. Why was the chain mail and cuirass replaced with stockings and a wig?
Chapter 11. Ladoga Canals - witnesses of a grandiose construction
Chapter 12. What did you really want to say, Alexander Sergeevich?
Chapter 13. Alexander Column - we see only what we see
Chapter 14. Alexander I. The Secret of Life and the Secret of Death
Chapter 15. Masonic symbolism of St. Petersburg
Chapter 16. Antediluvian city, or why the first floors in the earth?
Chapter 17. Axonometric plan of St. Petersburg - a witness of the great flood
Chapter 17-1. Flood witnesses. Antiquity in paintings and drawings
Chapter 18. Who are you, builders, or why are there so many inconsistencies among historians?
Chapter 19. A Few Words About Floods
Chapter 20. A few more words about sculptures and statues
Virtually no army that crossed this line remained behind it for long. Every century, the territories near the Meridian of the Great Pyramid became places of fierce battles and disputes: the Roman conquests, the Crusades, the invasion of Napoleon's army, the First and Second World Wars. But, surprisingly, not a single army that crossed Meridian stayed behind him for long. The troops were either defeated or simply returned to their territory.
There are many examples. Take Russia, for example. From West to East:
1240 - the Swedes are defeated by Alexander Nevsky;
1612 - the Poles were defeated by Minin and Pozharsky;
1709 - victory of Peter I in the Battle of Poltava;
1812 - Napoleon's defeat;
World War I - the Germans invaded, but went back;
1918 - the Entente, which was claiming Russian territory, retreats;
1944 - Soviet troops drive out the Nazis from their land.
But campaigns from east to west did not give a greater result: whether it was unsuccessful attempts to seize the western lands by Ivan the Terrible, or the army of Suvorov that crossed the Alps in 1799, or the troops of Alexander I that reached Paris, or the Soviet soldiers who raised the red banner over the Reichstag - all, one way or another, returned back to Russia. Exceptions, perhaps, are only those conquerors who managed to take possession of the lands crossed by Meridian (Alexander the Great, the Romans, Mongol-Tatars, Turks, English colonialists, and so on). By the way, trips to the opposite sides of this mysterious feature, on the contrary, were often crowned with success. The Europeans conquered America, and the Russians conquered Siberia, the Far East, Alaska.
"Pulkovo meridian - the fateful strip of the planet"
Imagine, for just a minute, the North Pole near Mount Kailash. You say the author has a wild imagination, do not rush to conclusions, let's go further …
For clarity, I'll take a globe and flip it 90 degrees. Mount Kailash will be in the area of the present North Pole, consider the picture.
St. Petersburg exactly falls on the latitude of the ancient cities of Greece, the pyramids of Egypt and Montenegro, the underwater cities of Yonaguni and Nan Madol.
“The Great Amber Road” and “the way from the Varangians to the Greeks” tyutel to tyutel fits into this latitude, which also crosses Indonesia (the lost continent of Mu) with its thousand-year-old temples and monuments. Megaliths of Karelia also lie evenly on this line, even the well-known gold-bearing Kolyma has chosen these latitudes. The Sphinx of Giza at this latitude may well be washed by heavy rains or be under water, and the Sahara itself is becoming less sultry and deserted.
Greenland, finding itself on the equator, opens the lost Hyperborea, the ice cap slides off Antarctica, the shifted pole ends up in the Pacific Ocean on Easter Island (if Kailash is the roof of the world, then Easter Island is the navel of the earth).
Will you say fiction? Perhaps, it's not for me to argue with you, but … How many of these same BUTs have gathered in recent years. For example, where did these books come from?
First edition of the book, 1768.
The peasants of the village of Bezrodnoye are fighting off crocodiles who attacked livestock.
Illustration from the book of 1768.
Here is a very interesting film, confirming … and palm trees and crocodiles, and the tropical temperature at the current North Pole.
Ptolemy's map
Ptolemy's map is considered the most ancient of those that have come down to us. It has a coordinate grid, very similar to the modern one. And most importantly, the latitude of the pyramids, together with the equator, is highlighted in Ptolemy's by a bold red line, why would it be?
Maybe the antiquity of Peter is not so exaggerated, and the presence of a rider on Bucephalus does not get out of the system, but on the contrary fits organically into it?
In this situation, the maps of Piri Reis, Orontius Finey, Gerhard Mercator, Philippe Bouache, and other ancient cartographers fall into place.
The ancient system of pyramids does not suffer in any way, on the contrary, it falls into place: if an axis is drawn from the main pyramid of Tibet - Mount Kailash to the opposite side of the globe, then this axis will point exactly to … Easter Island with its mysterious stone idols.
If we connect the pyramidal mountain Kailash with the Egyptian pyramids by the meridian, then the continuation of this line leads again to Easter Island, and the distance from Kailash to the Egyptian pyramids is exactly one quarter of the meridian line of Kailash - about. Easter. The distances from Tibetan pyramids to Egyptian ones and from Easter Island to Mexican pyramids are the same. In this situation, the pyramid of the Bermuda Triangle emerges from the bottom.
The Chilean Machu Picchu, the Ingapirca fortress in Ecuador, the mysterious Statue Valley in Colombia are located in the southern latitude.
Is it all fiction? But the further I go, the more I understand that anything is possible …
Yes, here are very interesting articles, just on the topic of conversation. "IT WAS UNDER THE KING PEAS, OR A LITTLE ABOUT ADDITIONAL GEOGRAPHY" and "A FEW QUESTIONS ABOUT HISTORICAL GEOGRAPHY" but you, dear readers, have to draw conclusions.
Here is another article confirming the theory of dense population at 60 ° N and 30 ° E: PETER THE GREAT CODE.
Perhaps our story is much shorter or longer than the one they are trying to tell us. At all times, and in all kingdoms, there were so-called "keepers of history."
These are not the "keepers" who were supposed to preserve it, these are the people who guarded the very "mother's truth" from the population. To store or to preserve is also to hide. If you don't believe a single word, relax …
We look here, carefully …
… do you remember anything else? then so …
… Man descended from a monkey, UFO is a fiction, there is no God, there is no control over you. Honor, conscience, dignity are empty words, no one controls you, you feel good.
Why did you sit down? Go get your food, you will work well, we will give up privileges.
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But for you the real possibilities of a person not of the 18th, but of the 19th century when building cities from scratch.
For example, photos of US cities (west), a hundred years later, and the places are not so harsh.
1860
1875 year.
1888 year.
1890
1900
So how much cooler we were then the Americans, for centuries? Their climatic and natural conditions were simpler. Or did they build from scratch, and we …?
Author: ZigZag