White Gods of China

2024 Author: Seth Attwood | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-16 15:55

In China, there have been three revisions of Chinese characters that are not Chinese inventions at all. According to one ancient Chinese legend, the Chinese civilization began with the fact that the White God Huang Di arrived to them on a heavenly chariot and taught them everything: to cultivate rice, build dams, make boats and chariots, dig wells, make musical instruments, be treated with acupuncture, sew clothes, etc. He gave them a calendar and writing, taught them to write in hieroglyphs. The Slavic-Aryan symbol - the swastika - is still used by the Chinese.

Other Chinese chronicles also mention the influence of white people from the North, who came to the land of the Middle Kingdom, and who claimed that there they directly communicated with the gods. In addition, the Emperor in Ancient China was considered the empowered "King of the Cosmos" who resided at the "Heavenly North Pole".

So, the hieroglyphs transferred to the Chinese changed three times, the books written in the old hieroglyphs were destroyed, and the history of the Chinese was rewritten with these new hieroglyphs, and information about the role of the White Gods in the history of China, unwanted by the scribes, was removed from it. At present, some hints of this can be gleaned from ancient Chinese mythology and folklore, which experts reconstruct from fragments of historical and philosophical writings: "Shujing", the oldest parts of the 14-11 centuries. BC.; "Yi Ching", the oldest parts of the 8th-7th centuries. BC.; "Zhuanzi", 4th-3rd centuries BC.; "Lezzi", 4th century BC - 4th century AD; Huaynanzi, 2nd century BC.; Wang Chun's Critical Judgments, 1st c. AD). The largest amount of information on mythology is contained in the ancient treatise "Shan Hai Jing" ("Book of Mountains and Seas", 4th-2nd centuries BC), as well as in the poetry of Qu Yuan (4th century BC) …

From them you can learn that the Chinese also have myths about the world mountain (Kunlun), at the top of which is the lower capital-palace of the supreme heavenly ruler, the world tree (Fusan), the flood and the last planetary catastrophe that occurred 13,000 years ago, when Ny destroyed the moon Fattu. Different Chinese legends tell about this event in different ways. Some talk about the arrow I, which struck 9 suns with a bow. Others - about the Great Dragon Kun-Kun, who destroyed the pillars that supported the firmament, and the sky collapsed to the Earth and flooded it with water. Still others say that the Earth's support was broken, the sky began to fall to the North, and the Sun, Moon, stars and planets changed their trajectory. An interesting fact is that according to legends, Huang Di was a totem animal.

I. S. Lisevich (1932-2000) - orientalist and sinologist - devoted his life to translating from Chinese. Along with the works of ancient Chinese prose and poetry, he translated and studied the Taoist canon Daodejing - the Book of the Way and Grace. It, in particular, tells about the activities of the "Sons of Heaven" led by Huang Di. He had amazing tripod, which could sometimes be a "dragon flying in the clouds." The apparatus could "rest and go", "become light and heavy." Let's read the comments of Lisevich about this "dragon".

“A flying stone basket (ie made of some non-metallic material) could probably not fly very high. But the aliens also had another aircraft. The ancient inhabitants of the Yellow River Valley, of course, christened it "dragon" … But the same ancient Chinese with complete confidence pointed to … the unusualness and dissimilarity of this dragon from all others that are so often found in Chinese folklore. They could be blue, red, white and black, with or without horns, but only the one on which Huang Di flew, had wings and a metallic sheen … And the most interesting thing is that he was not indifferent to the weather conditions. It was due to unfavorable weather conditions that Huang Di was once forced to postpone a very important flight, although, as the original source said, "everything was ready, and the dragon had already taken water." The fact that he was afraid of rain and wind is very funny, since in Chinese mythology, it is the dragon that is the ruler of the rain! But if the dragon had a real technical prototype, then this behavior becomes understandable …"

In addition to the "dragon", Huang Di had "flying turtles", "mountain silver carts" and some kind of "stone basket": "… strong, but extremely light, it floats freely in the wind over the sands." Also "Sons of Heaven" used various technical devices. For example, he smelted and used the "12 Great Mirrors." When light fell on these mirrors, "all the images and signs of its back side clearly stood out in the shadow cast by the mirror."

He made flying "tripods" with boilers, which were made of "metal that was mined on Shoushan Mountain." The height of the apparatus was "one fathom and three steps" (approx. 3.5 m), 2/3 of its height was occupied by three supports, and the structure was crowned with a half-meter "boiling cauldron filled with the spirits of animals and monsters", which was "a likeness of the Great One." and "the hidden engine of the Tao Universe." Interesting that the boiler "had no barriers in the past and in the future".

Other devices were also described, the purpose of which was incomprehensible to the ancient author. Here is how he describes, for example, the landing of an aircraft: "A huge star, like a ladle, sank onto a blooming island."

“In some ancient Chinese sources -“Critical Considerations”by Wan Chun (1st century AD),“Historical Records”of Sim Qin (2nd century AD) and others - the scene of the departure of HuangDi and his companions is quite realistically depicted: “Huang, having mined copper on Shoushan Mountain, cast a tripod near the foot of Jingshan Mountain. When the tripod was ready, a dragon with a hanging mustache descended from above behind Huang, Huang climbed the dragon, all his assistants and their families moved after him, only seventy faces. The other subjects could not get up, and all at once grabbed their mustaches. The whiskers broke off and they hit (the ground)."

Isn't it a helicopter with hanging steps?

Emperor Shun (approximately 2258-2203 BC), legends tell, not only built flying machines, but also created a "parachute". Emperor Chen Tang (1766 BC) ordered Ki-kunshi to build a flying chariot. The ancient designer completed this task and carried out a test flight: he flew to the province of Hunan. Over time, the ship, by order of the same emperor, was destroyed so that it did not fall into the hands of enemies.

In ancient Chinese manuscripts, we also find a mention of the official Wang Gu, who built two large kites with a seat between them. He attached 47 missiles to the seat. 47 assistants were to simultaneously set fire to all the "missiles". Nevertheless, for some reason one of them exploded earlier than was necessary and set fire to other “missiles”. Both the apparatus and the inventor himself perished in the fire …

Isn't there any rational grain in these descriptions of "flying chariots", do they not reflect the actual events that took place in hoary antiquity and reached us in a distorted form through the abyss of centuries?.."

And yet, some material evidence of the presence on the territory of China of a highly developed civilization, which was created not Chinese! One of the material evidence of this is the Chinese pyramids, which the world learned about relatively recently.

In central China, about 100 kilometers from the city Xi'an (Xi'an) in Shaanxi province there are about 400 pyramids of various shapes and sizes. On the map of the pyramids located near the city of Xi'an, pyramids with a height of more than 30-40 meters are indicated. Near each such pyramid, within a radius of one kilometer, there are from 5 to 20 small pyramids. Nobody knows their total number yet. These pyramids are very ancient, but the first mention of them in modern history was recorded only in 1912 in the diaries of Australian trade agents Fred Schroeder and Oscar Meman.

Pyramids surround the city of Xi'an from all sides. They are even within the city! In the northern vicinity of the neighboring city of Sanyang, there is also a huge valley of the pyramids, and to the northwest of it there is another valley of the older and higher pyramids. About them, too, nothing is known to the world, and it is there that the legendary White Pyramid is located. To the northeast of Xi'an is another valley of unexplored pyramids.

The height of all the pyramids located on the plains of the Shanxi province ranges from 25 to 100 meters. The only exception is one, which is located to the north of the others, in the valley of the Jia Lin River. This is the so-called Great White Pyramid … She's huge! She may well be called the Mother of all Chinese pyramids. In 1945, American Air Force pilot James Gausman flew over the territory of central China. Flying over one valley, he saw a giant white pyramid, the sight of which shook him to the core. According to his calculations, the height of the pyramid was about 1,500 feet (457.2 m). For comparison, the height of the largest Egyptian pyramid, the Giza pyramid, from base to top is 480 feet (146.3 m).

This story spread throughout the world in 1947, but was soon forgotten for many decades, until in 1994 the German traveler Hartwig Hausdorff visited the Xi'an Valley of the Pyramids. He wrote the world's first book about the Chinese pyramids and called it "The White Pyramid", in which little was said about the white pyramid itself.

Until now, Chinese scientists have not carried out detailed studies of the pyramids. In addition, not so long ago, the Chinese government declared the area adjacent to the Great White Pyramid a closed area, since it has built a launch pad for launching rockets that put satellites into orbit.

All Chinese pyramids are built of loess - loamy, sandy loam soil, which has turned into stone during all this time. Most of the pyramids are strictly oriented along the four cardinal points and have a square base, but there are also rectangular ones. The most common form is a pyramid with a truncated top, and for pyramids 40-50 meters high, the upper platform measures 50x50 meters. There are also pyramids with a sharp top, like the Egyptian ones, and there are pyramids with sunken peaks that have a perfect regular spherical depression.

The Chinese pyramids are also stepped - multi-stage and single-stage. The steps of the pyramid are terraces with a height of 1-2 meters. Sometimes the steps reach the middle of the pyramid, then disappear and appear only at the very top.

An interesting discovery was made by the Russian researcher of the Chinese pyramids Maxim Yakovenko. He discovered near one of the pyramids an incredibly large number of small stones with the remains of various ornaments, on which squares, rhombuses and straight lines could be identified. There were so many of them that, having walked along and across the field, it was possible to load several trucks with them. The researcher concluded that these fragments were not fragments of ancient utensils, but could well have been the facing plates of the pyramid, and the ornament applied to them reflected the language and culture of the pyramid builders.

And in this regard, some interesting points and questions arise. The facts show that the Chinese were not pyramid builders … It is known that structures of this type are absolutely not characteristic of any of the known periods in the history of Chinese culture and architecture. Yes, and the Chinese hid them very carefully and for a very long time, and now they are in no hurry to open and prepare them for mass tourism, while their other historical sights, for example, numerous pagodas, have been carefully restored to their original form and are kept in excellent condition. Moreover, the Chinese diligently plant the pyramids with evergreen trees and thorny bushes, which makes them look like ordinary hills.

Incidentally, Yakovenko discovered that the Great White Pyramid was faced with massive white stone blocks, while it itself was built of pressed clay. And in this fact there would be nothing like that, if not for one moment: within a radius of 30 km from the pyramid there is nothing where it would be possible to mine a stone. The question arises: where, then, did the ancient builders of the pyramid take the material for the manufacture of these blocks and how did they deliver it? And in general, who were they, when and why did they build these colossal structures and in such numbers?

Regarding the purpose of the pyramids, orthodox Chinese science is trying to say something about the "tombs of the emperors." Indeed, in some pyramids, tombs have been found, and even together with Chinese emperors. However, these tombs turned out to be much younger than the pyramids themselves. For example, Emperor Gao-tszong of the Tang dynasty was buried in a specially made tomb inside the Great White Pyramid only at the end of the 7th century AD.

So how ancient are the Chinese pyramids?

Exploring an aerial photograph of a group of pyramids east of Xi'an, ancient culture explorer and writer Graham Hancock came to the conclusion that on the plane they form constellation gemini … Indeed, computer analysis showed that So the constellation Gemini looked on the vernal equinox in 10 500 year BC.

Moreover, Hartwig Hausdorff was able to track down the diaries of those two Australian traders who managed to visit Shaanxi in 1912. They then happened to meet an old Buddhist monk who reported that these pyramids were mentioned in extremely ancient records kept in his monastery. The records are about 5 thousand years old, but even there the pyramids are called “very old, built under the ancient emperors, who said that they came from the sons of heaven who descended to earth on their fire-breathing metal dragons …»

In the ancient literary source, the chronicle "Yunae Dadian, scroll 11956" tells about Huang Di's travels across the Universe, for which he used a certain vehicle called "Dragon Chen-Huang". According to the Chinese chronicles, he arrived from the star Xiu-ayu-Yuan - the star Alpha Leo from the constellation Leo (the palace of the Race).

The activity of the "sons of heaven", which is described in ancient Chinese texts, such as the Taoist canon "Tao Tzu" and "Notes on the Generations of Lords and Kings," was not only teaching the people of the yellow race in various sciences and crafts. They also closely monitored the aftermath of a planetary catastrophe just over 13,000 years ago, and took action to stabilize the planet and the planet itself. One of the stabilization methods was the construction of colossal structures - pyramids - at certain points on the Earth.

In this regard, the following fact is noteworthy: the location of the three pyramids of Giza in Egypt and the three pyramids in China, in Yasen Park, is similar. The pyramids are schematically located in the same way, oriented to the cardinal points, the ratio of the distances between the pyramids of Egypt and Yasen Park is also striking in its similarity.