Mirages of Europe
14 hrs. 15 min.
Language
Russian
Author
Gleb Nosovsky
Author
Anatoly Fomenko
Narrator
Dmitry Shabrov
Narrator
Dmitry Shabrov
Description
A new audiobook from the authors of “New Chronology of Egypt” and “The Mystery of Russian History”!
The authors processed important blocks of the history of Europe and Byzantium of the XI—XVII centuries. Famous Byzantine figures—Basil Bogomil and John Italy—turn out to be vivid reflections of Emperor Andronicus-Christ, that is, Prince Andrei Bogolyubsky from the XII century. For example, the famous Gospel plot becomes clearer: why, next to Christ on Golgotha, two “robbers” were crucified. It turns out that the Reasonable Robber symbolizes Christ’s disciples who continued to revere Him after the trial. And the Mad Robber is the image of disciples who rejected Christ. Court protocols regarding Christ have been found.
The story of the famous Joan of Arc and French king Charles VI is a phantom reflection of the biographies of Queen Elena Voloshanka (Esther) and Tsar Ivan the Terrible (Artaxerxes). The biographies of English kings Henry VI and Richard III (including in Shakespeare’s tragedies) are based on the “Romanov biographies” of the Khan Ivan the Terrible and Khan Boris Godunov. The famous English War of the Roses—Lancaster and York—turns out to be a Western reflection of the war of the Oprichnina and the Zemshchina in Rus–Horde in the second half of the XVI century.
The authors processed important blocks of the history of Europe and Byzantium of the XI—XVII centuries. Famous Byzantine figures—Basil Bogomil and John Italy—turn out to be vivid reflections of Emperor Andronicus-Christ, that is, Prince Andrei Bogolyubsky from the XII century. For example, the famous Gospel plot becomes clearer: why, next to Christ on Golgotha, two “robbers” were crucified. It turns out that the Reasonable Robber symbolizes Christ’s disciples who continued to revere Him after the trial. And the Mad Robber is the image of disciples who rejected Christ. Court protocols regarding Christ have been found.
The story of the famous Joan of Arc and French king Charles VI is a phantom reflection of the biographies of Queen Elena Voloshanka (Esther) and Tsar Ivan the Terrible (Artaxerxes). The biographies of English kings Henry VI and Richard III (including in Shakespeare’s tragedies) are based on the “Romanov biographies” of the Khan Ivan the Terrible and Khan Boris Godunov. The famous English War of the Roses—Lancaster and York—turns out to be a Western reflection of the war of the Oprichnina and the Zemshchina in Rus–Horde in the second half of the XVI century.
