Considering that the history of Yegoryevsk near Moscow contains more than one hundred years, it is quite logical to assume that old buildings that survived the last catastrophe of the middle of the 19th century (which covered the first floors of buildings with clay) should have survived and preserved clear traces of this catastrophe. And I must say that there are such buildings in Yegoryevsk. Today I will tell you about one of them.
This is the Old Believers' Church of St. George the Victorious, the construction of which, for some reason, the official version of history relates only to the 1880s. This is rather strange for an area where historically the indigenous population was predominantly Old Believers. So what version are historians telling us?
So, they are trying to convince us that this building was built only by 1882, when the report of the district police officer to the governor followed or a little earlier. But is it really so? Personally, I am inclined to the version that this particular building of the temple was closed in 1851. Why? Because it has clear signs that it was built before the last disaster of the mid-19th century. Of course, we do not know the exact date of the disaster, but many alternative researchers are inclined to believe that it happened somewhere in the 1850-1860s. So, why am I so sure that this "pre-catastrophic" temple was built by an "inter-flood" civilization that existed between the flood at the turn of the 16th and 17th centuries and the catastrophe that covered the first floors of buildings with mud and clay in the middle of the 19th century?
Well, firstly, because the first floor, which is 80% filled, is very clearly visible here. Pay attention to modern photos: we see only the very tops of the windows of this first floor, which after the disaster was forced to become a semi-basement, are not covered. Also, the photo clearly shows that the entrances to the building of the temple had to be cut through new ones and ladders made to them, since they are located on the former second floor, which became the first after the disaster. The building was apparently built of bricks and later plastered.
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This can be clearly seen in the photo, where some of the plaster on the corners of the building flew off. Moreover, the brickwork itself is of sufficient quality. This is exactly how the “inter-flood” civilization built buildings. But it is very likely that this building was built on an even more ancient foundation. In favor of this is clearly indicated by the fact that the streets of the historical part of Yegoryevsk and its buildings located on them are oriented towards the old antediluvian pole located in Greenland.
The building of this temple is oriented towards him. But we know very well that at the time of construction of the orientation to the cardinal points of Christian and many other religious temples, quite a lot of attention is paid. Consequently, the original temple could only be built at the antediluvian location of the poles, when the north pole was located in Greenland. The city of the inter-flood civilization Egoriev, according to the official history, appeared on maps in 1778, but it was clearly built on the site of an older settlement, given that its oldest streets are still oriented towards the old pole. Therefore, there is nothing surprising in the fact that ancient Vedic temples were built even before the catastrophe at the turn of the 17-18 centuries with a similar orientation to the cardinal points. That is why the streets of the central historical part of Yegoryevsk are also oriented towards it,just like the streets of Kronstadt, as well as the central part of St. Petersburg and Peterhof.
All these cities were also built by a single Vedic civilization, which we know as "ancient". By the way, the oldest photo of the Church of St. George the Victorious that I found on the Internet dates back to 1908. And if you take a closer look, you can see that the notorious "cultural layer", which official historians like to explain the buried first floors of old buildings, has practically not changed over the past 100 years. But then a completely logical question follows: could he really have brought the first floor in the period from 1882 to 1908, that is, in some 26 years? Obviously not!
And yet, if my version is correct, then the most ancient foundation of this temple should be made not of bricks, but most likely of granite blocks or white stone, because the "antique" Vedic civilization was famous for the high technologies of processing various stones. And, it may very well be that before the flood of the turn of the 16th and 17th centuries, which destroyed the first temple, it was just Vedic or "dual faith."
Little known in the official history is the fact that after the reform of S. Radonezhsky, which stopped the bloody civil war, there was a period of "dual faith" in Russia. when Vedic and Old Believer priests performed joint rituals in old Vedic temples. Well, a newer "modification" of Eastern Christianity appeared after the pro-Vatican reform of Nikon (1650-1660), it was then that the supporters of the older version of Christianity - the Church of S. Radonezhsky - began to be called "Old Believers". And almost immediately after this reform, together with the "Old Believers" - the Vedic Rus, they began to be persecuted and repressed, both by the Nikonian Church and by the tsarist authorities of Romanov Russia. But, directly to the topic of the post, this is no longer relevant.
We can only assume that the Nikonian reform itself took place after the catastrophe that destroyed the Vedic "ancient" civilization just under the leadership of the new "center of the world" - the Vatican, which redistributed the world by seizing the lands of the dead "ancient" civilization ("Holy Roman Empire"). So there is no surprise in that. that Romanov's Russia fell under the influence of this new "center of the world." It was under his leadership that the first wave of history falsification was carried out, when the artifacts of the previous civilization and all references to its high technologies were thoroughly "cleaned out", and the construction of the buildings of the ancient civilization that survived the catastrophe was attributed to the royal and royal dynasties of the inter-Flood civilization. The very same antique look of these buildings was attributed to the "fashion" of the monarchs for "antiquity".
At the same time, during the restoration and reconstruction of these surviving buildings, the Vedic symbols were carefully removed, but in some places (especially on the granite floors) it was still preserved. For example, a characteristic swastika Vedic ornament and solar Vedic symbols are found on the granite floor of St. Isaac's Cathedral in St. Petersburg, in the Tsaritsinsky palace complex in Moscow (Catherine and Tauride halls), in the building of the Pantheon in Paris and some other places, which I have already mentioned earlier … And given that exactly the same swastika ornament has all the so-called mosaics. "Roman villas" located from Britain to the Middle East, as well as some "Greek" antique buildings, it can be argued that they all belong to a single Vedic "antique" civilization,which the falsifiers sent for a thousand years into the past and hid behind the allegedly invented separate civilizations of "Ancient Greece" and "Ancient Rome", which were in fact only separate provinces of a single ancient world.
Returning to the Church of St. George the Victorious in Yegoryevsk. we can say with confidence that the official history of the construction of this temple is not true and in fact it was built much earlier than the 188s, and on the basis of an even more ancient building of a single ancient civilization, oriented towards the old antediluvian pole, like the entire historical part Yegoryevsk. So maybe Yegoryevsk itself was also once an ancient city? But the real antique buildings have not survived in it. But other buildings, clearly built before the catastrophe of the middle of the 19th century, still exist on its territory.
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