The Cross and the Powder. Rus and Rome

The fifth book of the cycle “Rus’ and Rome”—focused on the era of the late XIV century.

This real, fifth book of “Rus’ and Rome” is dedicated to the turbulent events of the late XIV century— the Battle of Kulikovo, the invention of gunpowder, the adoption of apostolic Christianity, and the largest restructuring of the entire life of the Empire. The main heroes of that era are Dmitry Donskoy—also known as Constantine the Great—and Saint Sergius of Radonezh, the great natural scientist, inventor of gunpowder and cannons. The discovery of gunpowder in the apostolic monasteries ensured the defeat of the Empire’s undefeated troops at the Battle of Kulikovo and a complete victory of apostolic Christians.

Later, a city—Moscow—was built on the site of the Battle of Kulikovo.

The book is intended for everyone interested in New Chronology. It reflects the authors’ latest achievements in the field of reconstructing universal history.

This book includes additional material in the form of a PDF file you can download from the audiobook page on the website after purchasing it.