Disputes about polygonal masonry do not cease, there is some new recipe for magic plasticine and again happiness, liquid magma or some new magic silt from the lake "titi kaka" is again poured into the bags! They inflate stones, inflate cheeks … even a "scientific analysis" is carried out. On the other hand, a no less relevant and equally controversial topic has emerged - “fortresses-stars”. What functions are not attributed to these fortresses and climate control and power plants and places of fertilization of monkeys by the Anunnaki, in short, fantasies have no boundaries, and "not knowledge" simply spills out from the brain onto the pages with comments from which you want to cry! I found an object whose existence does not need to be proved, the meaning of which does not need to be proved, the construction time of which does not need to be proved, because even its official history dates it to the end of the 16th to the middle of the 17th century,that is, everything seems to be human and this object is well known - this is OSAKA Castle in Japan.
I would call this castle a protostar!
That's where the riot of polygonalism and megalithism is! Admire …
The entrance to the park of the castle begins with such a fountain - simple megaliths! And with clear traces of processing and production …
Why did I call Osaka Castle a protostar - because it has all the attributes - a moat, corner projections of the walls, a typical bastion building … only megalithic!
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All this is granite … sawn granite!
This is the largest monolith that one prince allegedly brought from another province …
Why am I comparing this castle, and in Japan it is not one such a lot of them, somewhere coarser the masonry is somewhere even thinner, because it is very similar to bastions … and the Japanese had cannons, and God himself commanded to shoot with buckshot along the wall, knocking down the attackers …
Admire the polygonals too …
I will not tell the history of the castle, anyone can read it himself … naturally it was destroyed and built again and acquired its final form in the 18th century! I would like to compare this castle with a star fortress …
Pay attention to the tiered walls … the Vishnevetsky castle … as if built on a "star", the same corners with elements of polygonal masonry.
The castle in Osaka is also a tiered structure, also elements of a bastion building …
There is a feeling that the top - that is, light buildings, that in the Osaka castle, that in the Vishnevetsky castle could have been different, maybe in Japan the same remained the same, maybe vice versa, or maybe in both cases the top was changed and what corresponds to " moment ".
Perhaps these buildings were like this ???