The Front Chronicle of Tsar Ivan the Terrible - Source of Truth

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

For the first time in the open and free access on the OLDP (Society of Lovers of Ancient Writing) website, the legendary Obverse Chronicle Code of Tsar Ivan the Terrible has appeared. The manuscript with hundreds of colorful miniatures can be downloaded from the links below.

The obverse annalistic collection was created in the 16th century by order of the Russian Tsar Ivan the Terrible to educate the tsar's children. The work on the compilation of this Code was headed by the most educated person of his time - Saint Macarius, Metropolitan of Moscow and All Russia. The best scribes and icon painters of the capital worked on the compilation of the Code. What they have completed: a collection of all reliably known sources from the Holy Scriptures (the text of the Septuagint) to the history of Alexander the Great and the works of Josephus Flavius - the entire written history of mankind from the creation of the world to the 16th century inclusive. All times and all peoples who had a written language are reflected in dozens of books in this collection. Such a chronicle collection, decorated with a huge number of highly artistic illustrations, has not been created by any civilization of mankind: neither Europe, nor Asia, nor America or Africa. The fate of the Russian tsar himself and his children was tragic. The obverse annalistic collection was not useful to the princes. After reading the Facial Set, part of which is devoted to the period of Grozny, it becomes clear why. Over the next hundreds of years, official historiography appeared, often opportunistic and politically engaged, and therefore reliable chronicle sources were doomed to destruction or correction, that is, falsification. The obverse annalistic collection survived these centuries thanks to the fact that after the death of Ivan the Terrible during the period of turmoil and timelessness, this tome became a coveted object for "enlightened" bibliophiles. Its fragments were taken to their libraries by the most influential nobles of their time: Osterman, Sheremetev, Golitsyn and others. After all, even then high-profile collectors understood that there was no price for such a tome with sixteen thousand miniatures. So the Svod survived to the revolution and was heaps of heaps in several museums and depositories.

Already today, through the efforts of enthusiasts, scattered books and sheets have been collected together from different repositories. And the revived Society of Lovers of Ancient Writing made this masterpiece accessible to everyone. A historical source that has no analogues, now many large educational institutions of the world, national libraries of different countries and, of course, our compatriots will be able to receive free of charge for raising children on this treasure of experience and wisdom of millennia. In such an amazing way, the work that was done for the tsar's children five hundred years ago went to our children, dear contemporaries, with which we congratulate you from the bottom of our hearts!

First volume

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Second volume

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Third volume

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Fourth volume

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Library

Facsimile editions of Slavic and Byzantine manuscripts of the 11th - 16th centuries. - a priority direction of the OLDP's activity. The Foundation has begun to form a long-term plan of publications, based on the proposals already received. At the same time, we are ready to cooperate with the archives of Russia and foreign countries in the implementation and financing of facsimile editions of other rare monuments of Slavic and Byzantine writing. The publications will be carried out at a high polygraphic level and will be sold in significant circulation. Preference is given to early manuscripts (up to the 16th century inclusive) with illustrations, requiring facsimiles due to low availability and / or poor preservation.

Fifth volume (Troy)

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Sixth volume (The earthly life of Jesus Christ)

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Seventh volume (Josephus Flavius The Jewish War)

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Eighth volume (Rome. Byzantium)

Part 1 (81-345 A. D.) -

Part 2 (345-463 A. D.) -

Ninth volume (Byzantium)

Part 1 (463-586 gg.from V. Kh.) -

Part 2 (586-805 A. D.) -

Part 3 (805-875 A. D.) -

Part 4 (875-928 A. D.) -

Library

Facsimile editions of Slavic and Byzantine manuscripts of the 11th - 16th centuries. - a priority direction of the OLDP's activity. The Foundation has begun to form a long-term plan of publications, based on the proposals already received. At the same time, we are ready to cooperate with the archives of Russia and foreign countries in the implementation and financing of facsimile editions of other rare monuments of Slavic and Byzantine writing. The publications will be carried out at a high polygraphic level and will be sold in significant circulation. Preference is given to early manuscripts (up to the 16th century inclusive) with illustrations, requiring facsimiles due to low availability and / or poor preservation.

Epic. Written by Commissioner Qatar

For the attention of the readers of the Commissioner of Qatar's group.

Ladies and Gentlemen.

You have a unique opportunity to be one of the first to get acquainted with the work of my comrades from the electronic library of the Society of Lovers of Ancient Writing, who have placed the unique heritage of our ancestors on the Internet. What will open to you is truly magnificent and the study of the material will help you understand how the epic of the Russian Land really looked like. Discoveries and amazing events of the past await you, most of which have never been covered by Torah adepts - historians. Before you is the TRUTH, the one that many of you have been painfully looking for all your life. Read on and be proud that you belong to the Great Russian people.

A grandiose artistic project: the obverse annalistic collection of Ivan the Terrible, Tsar Kniga - a chronicle collection of events in world and especially Russian history, written, probably in 1568-1576, especially for the royal library in a single copy. The word "obverse" in the title of the Code means illustrated, with images "in faces". Consists of 10 volumes, containing about 10 thousand sheets of rag paper, decorated with more than 16 thousand miniatures. Covers the period "from the creation of the world" to 1567.