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

Presbyter (Greek - "elder, head of the community", as well as "old man", "ancestor", "priest" Latin presbyter) is the most ancient canonical (that is, assimilated by ancient church legislation - the rules of the apostles, ecumenical and local councils) name of the second degree of priesthood in Christianity.

There is something special in Russian epics. Listening to them, you realize with your whole being the reality of the narrative, despite the mass of allegories. Is it not for this reason that all fabulous and real characters are close to our brother, whom we really empathize with in their bright deeds. I had to listen to many legends of different peoples, but I have not heard such legends of Russov. Whatever the story, the whole world, revived and sparkling with epic beauty to an inexperienced listener, a certain guardian of the native clan-tribe to its descendant. The Russ fairy tale is not an invented miracle or horror story, like among other European peoples. There is wisdom in her, and a slight smile and a lesson to a good fellow. As for the young virgins, there is a whole catechism built, and what a catechism!

The life of a Russian person is boring without a fairy tale. Empty and bleak. And only after gaining her wings, the listener will rise above the native expanses and in great love for his land, create such that the masters of all times and peoples will scratch the pumpkin and groan from what they see.

Because a fairy tale sees everything, notices everything, knows everything and leads the right way.

How many of them are there in Russia, eccentrics who live in a fairy tale all their lives and look at the rain through the eyes of a child? They were the builders and creators who raised the walls of cities, decorated palaces and chambers with marvelous paintings, chopped a fairy tale frozen in a tree with a simple ax, astonished the Mistress of the Copper Mountain and the King of Peas himself.

Russia is the original faithful country. Wide and great, a mother and intercessor to her people. Everything is in her mother, everyone is generous to her children, just work a Russian peasant, be fruitful with his beautiful wife, for the joy of the holy land, uproot the stumps and sow the field, and most importantly do not sit still, so that the backside does not grow overgrown with moss. And also take care of your native land! Take care of the apple of your eye! And remember that next to your reference craft, there is always something else going around - a military matter, a mortal matter! The hour is not even off and your bones will remain whitened, among the generous nature, ripping off the cap in an earthly bow, walking past the traveler. How else?! The Russian people are grateful to their fallen knights and know the price of their battle.

The Slavs fought a lot. It would be fine with their hunting and greed, like the Livonians. The owner leaves the house, under the cries of his household, for completely different reasons. Not for the sake of silver and glory, but because Mother Motherland threw up her sword over Volgograd and calls the righteous horde to battle, the Russian army, which has no equal in the world.

And it is completely in vain to lay their bad heads on the whites who came to catch Slavic slaves. And worse, in their foolishness, they will hang themselves over with the honorary names of their places of ill fame. And there are many examples of this. How not to remember the French Count Malakhov, who received this title after the Sevastopol harvest? But the French king, who handed out awards to his Zouaves, did not realize that the mound was known all over the world and was named after Grishka Malakhov, a decommissioned sailor and drunkard who kept the tsar's tavern at the foot of the mound. What an embarrassment with Napoleon, however! And with both: both the fact that in the terrible time skedaddle from Moscow and the fact that he collided with Nakhimov under the mound. However, there is another, official version of the name, named after Captain Mikhail Malakhov, who built redoubts on the mound.

During the Crimean War of 1853-1856, one of the seven surviving defenders of the Stone Tower on Malakhov Kurgan, whom the French found among the corpses after the assault, was the seriously wounded Vasily Ivanovich Kolchak - the future father of the future Supreme Ruler of Russia Alexander Vasilyevich Kolchak.

There are many cities in Russia that have become legends of a glorious people. Only in the last war, how many cities was the Motherland conferred with the honorary title of hero-cities? Do you think there will be no fairy tales and glorious epics about them? They will definitely be and already have !!! How many songs have been added!

But today we will talk about the cities of early Russia. Those that send us bells ringing from the depths of lakes and seas. And their names are Kitezh, Belovodye and the kingdom of Presbyter John. And my main story will go about the latter.

Like Kitezh, the kingdom of Presbyter John was considered a truly Christian state, full of all the world's blessings, whose inhabitants never lie and always do justice. In the Middle Ages, Western peoples, it was placed "somewhere in the East", most often in India. Perhaps the prototype of this kingdom was some large Christian community in the East. It was said that John had a mill, which bakes bread itself, and a crystal chapel, in which any number of parishioners could fit. And the local sovereign also has a miracle bird, with feathers flaming, dazzling fire. He also has boots, which, when put on their feet, click miles like a troika of blacks, a wondrous tablecloth from which, whatever you ask, he will put everything on the table. And then there is the invisibility hat, the sword-head from the shoulder, the carpet flying across the sky. But the main thing is that the sovereign possesses unthinkable treasures and eats on gold and silver, and his army is a miracle of a hero, harrowing this glorious land and knows no mercy for its enemies! In this legendary country, allegedly all Christians of the world could find shelter and protection from the infidels.

Even a certain letter was circulated, allegedly written by the presbyter himself to the Byzantine emperor Manuel I Comnenus. In 1177, Pope Alexander III sent his emissary Philip to the East with a letter for the legendary ruler. The fate of the emissary is unknown to this day. Later, they tried to search for the kingdom of Presbyter John in Africa - with the same success.

Well, what then? And the reader and I will look for this wonderful country and understand who was its king.

So we have a starting point. Manuel 1 Komnenos.

Manuel I Comnenus (November 28, 1118 - September 24, 1180) - Byzantine emperor, whose reign came at a turning point in the history of both Byzantium and the entire Mediterranean. Manuel became the last representative of the Comnenian renaissance, thanks to which the country was able to restore its military and financial power.

With his active and ambitious policy, he strove to restore the former glory and status of Byzantium. During his reign, Manuel collaborated with the Pope and fought in southern Italy, and also ensured the advancement of the soldiers of the second crusade through the lands of the empire. Defending the Holy Land from Muslims, Manuel joined forces with the Kingdom of Jerusalem and made a campaign in Fatimid Egypt.

The emperor altered the political map of the Balkans and the Eastern Mediterranean, securing a Byzantine protectorate over the Hungarian kingdom and the Middle Eastern Crusader states, and also guaranteeing security on the empire's western and eastern borders. However, by the end of the reign, the successes in the east were compromised by the defeat at Myriokephalus, which took place in large part due to an imprudent attack on the fortified Seljuk positions.

Manuel, nicknamed by the Greeks "o Megas" ("Great"), was treated with great loyalty by his subjects. He is also the hero of stories written by his personal secretary, John Kinnam, where many virtues are attributed to him. After contact with the crusaders, the emperor enjoyed a reputation as "the blessed emperor of Constantinople" in parts of the Latin world.

As you can see, there is more than enough information, although this emperor, in my opinion, does not deserve the title of Great, because all the merits of his predecessors are collected in him. He rested on their glory.

However, this is not about him, but about Presbyter John, the tsar-priest, who left an indelible impression on the Western peoples. I suggest taking a look at the handbook and seeing. Who ruled in Russia at the time of the Great Manuel the first?

Vsevolod Yurievich the Big Nest (baptized Dmitry, 1154 - April 15, 1212) - Grand Duke of Vladimir since 1176. The tenth son of Yuri Dolgoruky, the younger brother of Andrei Bogolyubsky. Under him, the Grand Duchy of Vladimir reached the highest power. He had a large offspring - 12 children (including 8 sons), therefore he received the nickname "Big Nest". For five weeks (from February to March 24, 1173) he reigned in Kiev. In Russian historiography, he is sometimes called Vsevolod III.

The reign of Vsevolod was the period of the highest rise of the Vladimir-Suzdal land. The reasons for Vsevolod's success are reliance on new cities (Vladimir, Pereslavl-Zalessky, Dmitrov, Gorodets, Kostroma, Tver), where the boyars before him were relatively weak, as well as reliance on the nobility.

The unknown author of "The Lay of Igor's Regiment" noted: his army "can splash the Volga with oars, and drain the Don with helmets."

It should be noted that the word "Don" in Slavic simply meant a river. The Quiet Don is a quiet river, the Dnieper is a rapids river, the Dniester is a flowing river, the Danube is the Aya river. So you should not look for a link to a specific river. The chronicler simply claims that a huge army could have dredged the river.

So, at the time of Manuel, three people could rule in Russia: Vsevolod Yuryevich, his brother Andrey Yuryevich and their father Yuri Dolgoruky. So which of them wrote a letter to the emperor of Byzantium. It should be remembered here that Russia at that time was a femme of Byzantium and gave her daughters to the emperors as wives.

But first, let's take an interest in the name John. It translates as "God's grace." Well, here's the answer: which of the three wrote the letter? Yes, of course, Andrei Yurievich Bogolyubsky, Andrey Yuryevich Bogolyubsky (d. June 29, 1174) - Prince Vyshgorodsky (1149, 1155), Dorogobuzhsky (1150-1151), Ryazan (1153), Grand Duke Vladimirsky (1157-1174). Son of Yuri Vladimirovich (Dolgoruky) and Polovtsian princess, daughter of Khan Aepa Osenevich. Holy Russian Orthodox Church; Memory: July 4, according to the Julian calendar and in the Cathedrals of Vladimir and Volyn saints.

During the reign of Andrei Bogolyubsky, the Vladimir-Suzdal principality reached significant power and was the strongest in Russia, in the future becoming the nucleus of the modern Russian state.

And here's another interesting message. After the death of Izyaslav Mstislavich and Vyacheslav Vladimirovich (1154) and the final approval of Yuri Dolgoruky in Kiev, Andrei was planted by his father in Vyshgorod, but already in 1155, against his father's will, he left for Vladimir-on-Klyazma. From the Vyshgorod women's monastery, he took with him the miraculous icon of the Mother of God, which later received the name Vladimirskaya and began to be revered as the greatest Russian shrine. Here is how it is described by N. I. Kostomarov:

There was an icon of the Holy Mother of God in a convent in Vyshgorod, brought from Constantinople, written, as legend says, by the Evangelist Luke. They told miracles about her, they said, among other things, that, being placed against the wall, at night she walked away from the wall and stood in the middle of the church, showing as if she wanted to go to another place. It was clearly impossible to take it, because the inhabitants would not allow it. Andrei planned to kidnap her, transfer her to the Suzdal land, thus grant this land a shrine, respected in Russia, and thus show that a special blessing of God will rest over this land. Having persuaded the priest of the nunnery Nicholas and the diakon Nestor, Andrew carried away the miraculous icon from the monastery at night and, together with the princess and his accomplices, immediately after that fled to the Suzdal land.

On the way to Rostov, at night in a dream the Mother of God appeared to the prince and ordered to leave the icon in Vladimir.

Andriy did just that, and at the place of the vision he founded the village of Bogolyubovo, which eventually became his main residence. It was in this village that the Ivanov Monastery was founded, of which Andrei Yurievich became hegumen. He became the first Tsar of Russia who united secular and spiritual power.

So to whom did Pope Alexander the Third write? Yes, he did not write to anyone! Vraki all this! The enemies of the Vatican, which in 1173 was not yet, as well as was not near Rome. I affirm that in the indicated year the institute of popes did not exist at all! And Saint Peter has nothing to do with the city on the seven hills! Peter was never the first Pope! Never!!! All these are fairy tales invented by Western rulers, in order to justify their power and the right to rule the Catholic world.

Tell me, reader, do you know the name of the Russian official church before the revolution in Russia? Think. what no! This is not the Russian Orthodox Church, created during the Second World War by Stalin. And it was called earlier like this: "Russian Orthodox Catholic Church", or said in normal language: "Russian Right Faithful Universal Church."

What is the name of the papal church? "Roman-CATHOLIC Church" or in normal language "Roman Ecumenical Church" !!! It's that simple! The letter "feta" was read in the Cyrillic alphabet both as "ef" and as "te". Catholic and Catholic are the same word, read differently.

Well, now about who was the first Pope. Take the chair, reader! Now you will hear the name you least expected. This is Khan Batu!

IVAN KALITA (Caliph) was both king and high priest, Caliph. In the West, he left behind many memories, which over time were overgrown with legends and myths: about the "ancient" god or Tsar Krone, about the medieval tsar-priest "Presbyter John", etc. He died in the West, probably in Italy. He left behind two branches of government: Tsarist in Russia and papal in Italy, which also claimed secular power. After his death, there was a struggle between these branches of power for a long time.

He died of an UNEXPECTED FAILURE. It is possible that he was poisoned. Ivan Kalita (Caliph), known in the west. as Khan Batu, founded the Vatican in Italy in the XIV century, giving him his name. Namely, VATI-KAN is most likely BATY-KHAN or BATY-KHAN.

Ivan Kalita - Batu did not return home from the "western" campaign, but founded a new capital for himself in the West. Someone Malala in the chronicle claims that the "western capital" of Ivan Kalita - Batu was in Italy.

And what do we see in the history of the Italian Bati Khan at this time? At the beginning of the XIII century, Pope INNO-KENTY (IOANN-KEN or IVAN-KHAN) appears there, who, it turns out, was not only a spiritual, but also a SECRET RULER OF WESTERN EUROPE. Europe simply PAYED HIM Tribute. Innocent was an unheard-of ambitious and arrogant man … Innocent III managed to subjugate not only the episcopate, but also the secular rulers. PAYED HIM A BIG Tribute.

Batu - Ivan Kalita, who left with an army to the West, left his son, Simeon the Proud, to rule at home in Russia.

However, after a while Simeon also went to the West to his father and remained there to reign. At home in Russia, the throne is occupied by the second son Ivan Ivanovich Krasny, who really reigned after Simeon the Proud, who "disappeared without a trace" (according to historians, who died of the plague).

Ah, this is how Malala describes Europe. Western Europe of that time was a half-savage country, in which there were not even cities: "in that summer there was no runaway or courtyards in Western countries, but I just live from the resettlement of tamo from the tribe of Afetov." Apparently, in many places in Western Europe during the era of the great Slavic conquest, called the Tatar-Mongol campaign, people still lived "simply", having neither cities nor even fortified courtyards. Thus, Batu or Ivan Kalita could take the Western countries almost "with his bare hands." Diodora claims that Simeon the Proud was buried on the island of Crete in a temple specially built for this: "And you built a temple for his sons and put (him) in the island of Crete in a coffin, his own coffin is in Crete to this day."

The rest of the history of the papacy is just a fictional tale that has a Russian basis and a rotten smell of the West. Having usurped the power of the pope, they will prepare the Great Troubles, from which the Empire of the Slavs will disintegrate. The Roman bishops will create a new history and false religion, with which they will go to the defeated Russia. You know the rest. The war between the West and Russia continues to this day. And it is ruled by a spiritual rogue who betrayed the faith of his ancestors, entrusted to him by Presbyter John.

Meanwhile, the Vatican continues to canonize its popes, increasing the number of false saints. Two John received papal canonization: Paul 2 and John 13. Lying is elevated to the rank of faith, which means it becomes its official postulate. However, the Vatican is no stranger to deceiving peoples, but the truth will come out anyway, if not hide it in the clothes of lies.

Well, and finally, I will tell the reader who was the elder brother of John Caliph, Pope Innocent, Khan Batu, Kron. This is the famous Genghis Khan, who founded the Great Empire of the Russ. You know him as George the Victorious. Grand Duke Georgy Danilovich, grandson of Alexander Nevsky, elder brother of the first Pope.

Bow down to this name Rusich. This is the glory of Russia !!!

By the way, if you are in Italy, you can drop by in Naples! Novgorod tea! Native place!