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Through out history, even before the written word, music told our stories.

Through Music, we learned of the great wars, the great kingdoms (both low and most high), our greatest fears, and our greatest victories

..And Through Opera we also learn About, #Tartaria

A Thread~ Image
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You may be surprised at the amount of #Tartarian history that can still be found inside these sonnets and stanzas

Curious, did Opera originate with the #Tartaria empire?

The #Usurpers would have you believe that it was invented in Europe "..in the 17c.." but they lie, soo.. Image
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Take a close look at the below passage.

There were Opera songs written in Tartarian language.

Being neighbored by such languages as Russian, German, English, French, and Italian suggests that Tartarian language was one of the major languages in the World at the time. Image
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Take this Opera for instance:

The conquest of China
by the Tartars ~a tragedy
circa~ j676
(Lyrics)
👀
🧐 quod.lib.umich.edu/e/eebo/A59304.…Image
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Did You Read It?☝️
You should.

Here is a little ditty.
Did you know that Persia, ruled Asia first?
Before China?

You would if you listened to Turandot

(Persian face and name even) Image
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Synopsis:
Persian prince tries to marry a Chinese princess who refuses his love unless he can solve three #Riddles Riddles Image
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In Thomyris j717 we learned of a Persian queen Thomyris who ruled Central Asia.

(The origin story of the Amazon warriors) Image
King of China~
"..If in this Fight Fate on our Champion frown,
We're Tributaries to the Tartar Crown.."
Credit @jerymck for the Thomyris connection, great work.
How far back does the #Tartaria empire go?

What if I told you that so-called 'China' and the Tartarians have been fighting for over 4000 years?

(who built that wall again?)
#Tartaricum Image
Aura Soltana
Also known as Ipolitan the Tartarian

Stolen/taken/acquired from Russia [read: Astrakhan] and traded for a 'loaf of bread' and given to the queen in j559.

~Early voyages and travels to Russia and Persia by Anthony JenkinsonImage
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🧐 #8
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'The Rocket and the stick'
~Tar and the tartar
An Opera
[sauce]👇


This light opera, premiered in 1891 and was successful enough to have a notable run in New York after its Chicago debut

@foundring1, ready for another?loc.gov/resource/music…Image
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May 23
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"Three things can not be long hidden:
~The Sun
~The moon and
~The Truth"

Today, we will take a journey to the 'city between the rivers'..

Mesopotamia

And you just know this is a Tartarian saga indeed.

This is a Whole New Babylon

Get your coffee

For #TartariaMesopotamiaImage
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"I can throw a dart at a map and hit Tartaria, but not without offending someone"
~T

Indeed
You just know I've got the sauce
😉

Before I get into Mesopotamia/Babylon and the new discoveries there, I believe some background is in order.

Why is Tartaria..

EVERYWHERE?Image
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I started this Tartaria journey looking for my own Cherokee ancestry and I found it in #AmericanTartaria
[here]👇
x.com/TartariaLives/…

And then we found the Tartarian #AmericanKingdoms
[here]👇
x.com/TartariaLives/…

Tartaria in America, Pre-Columbian

So I kept digging Image
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May 18
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“Histories don't make men; men make HIStories.”

~ Ogwo David Emenike
________________________________

Once Upon A Time...

Today I am going to tell you a tale of old.
One that you thought you were familiar with...

Indeed.. I will tell you a story that reportedly took '"A Thousand and One Nights"

No no, not THAT☝️one,
But one so similar you may start to question even ITS authenticity...
😉

Welcome to Tartaria, The largest Empire to ever exist on tis planet [that we have proof of]

First, a 1 min recap on our corrupted Chronology is in order..

Lets dive in...
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Indeed those documents still exist that prove Sweeney, Gunnar, and us researchers correct.
___________________

Some background:

We are all familiar with the collection of stories known as:
"A Thousand and One Nights"

It is a collection of Middle Eastern folktales compiled in the Arabic language from all over Tartaria vassal-states from Independent Tartaria [china] to Sham Tartaria [syria/jordan,israel], Barbaria [N. Africa], and across Persia [Tartaria ruled twice]

~The Arabian Nights' Entertainments
Printed 1706–1721
[sauce]👇
dn790003.ca.archive.org/0/items/arabia…

Reportedly collected over many centuries, during the so-called, 'Golden Islamic Age'.
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Following me, you start to realize that this epoch is a story of post-cataclysm Usurpation and any 'Dark-Ages™ or 'Golden-Ages™ et al are fabricated nonsense... post-cataclysm.

World wide we all POP into the timeline remembering everything from 1000+- years earlier [simplified, see threads]

Just as the illiterate paupers and swamp-dwelling-kings seemed to remember the dead languages from 1000 years earlier, so did the Arabs.

They were to have sacked Jerusalem in '79ad' under the rule of the 'hut-dwelling-romans', [read: while Mohamed was being trained in Armenia] yet they Wait until the 9c to move in Jerusalem?

[welcome to the Fake-Islamic-Golden-Age]

After forgetting how to do glass, coins, maps, language, and arts for 1000+- years, they POP into the 9c, remembering the same glass, coins, maps, languages, and arts from 1000 years earlier?!

Just no, the chronology is corrupted.
The Islamic Golden Age never existed.

Sweeny explains👇
Read 13 tweets
May 14
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"And some things that should not have been forgotten were lost.

History became legend.
Legend became myth"
~Tolkien, 'The Hobbit'

I would add that '..myths became fables and fables became children stories."

Today we are going to discover a Lost Tartarian Fable

Let's go!Image
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As I posit, Tartarian reality was turned into the Myths of the world.

Usurped and bastardized ad nauseum

~
The first example will be:

The Rus fable of:
`The Turnip
– a memory of the country of Tartaria and its wondrous creatures

[just wait until you see how this ends]Image
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Many images and metaphors embedded in the tale were lost or transformed in the course of historical events as these things go.

The meaning changed to hide the true story and historical foundations of a budding new Russian society

The intentional erasure of its meaning. Image
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May 11
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Tartarian Ice Princess
Found in Muscovite Tartaria [Siberia]
Yes, that is what I said.

One of the most fascinating finds is the Siberian Ice Maiden, a mummified woman discovered in the Altai Mountains.

She offers an incredible look into the life and beliefs of the early Tartarian culture.

[sans the fantastical attributes]
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2500 year old tattooed Tartarian Khan Princess found mummified in Tuva, Russia [Tuva is just north of Mongolia].

Known as the "Siberian Princess" or “Princess of Ukok ".

"In 1993, Russian archaeologists discovered an intriguing find in the Ukok plateau near the Russia-China border. They had got information about a grave robbery.

Digging at the grave site they stumbled upon a giant block of ice..."
[snip]
[sauce]👇
history.com/articles/ice-m…Image
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“It was kind of a fortuitous circumstance,” says Andreeva, “because it formed an ice layer that preserved everything beneath [before it melted]

There are carpets in the tomb that look better than my carpets at home.”
[snip]
"Some of her tattoos depict fantastical beasts, like the griffin.."

Almost every object found inside the [Tartarian] Ice Maiden’s tomb was decorated with hybrid creatures, including an impressive, three-foot headdress mounted with dangling griffins. Even the six horses buried alongside the Ice Maiden were apparently meant to “transform” in the afterlife—they were found wearing goat masksImage
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Dec 23, 2024
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The Irish, Scottish, and Welsh Are Tartarian

'The Scots descend from the Scoti/Sgaothaich - a Scythian nation with links to Egypt via Scota/Scoti, daughter of Pharaoh Cingris/Cincris of the Scythian Hyskos dynasty who migrated to Ireland (and then moved into Britain) in the mid-late first millennium BC.'Image
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It is said that the Egyptian pharaohs never, and I repeat never, married their daughters to other princes or kings.

The 'Ologists say… "..number one big no no back in the day …"

This excerpt is from Amenhotep III, father of Akhenaten, when a Babylonian king demanded he provide him with an Egyptian princess in a letter from around 1370 BCE👇Image
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There is no evidence from the 'Ologists' or any other historical texts from the entire pharaonic period, telling us that an Egyptian princess was married to a foreigner, king, prince, or commoner.

Only in the 'Myths'

They say that the immediate family of the pharaoh was kept close, perhaps because of issues of claims to the throne, either way ".they just didn’t do it.."
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Nov 19, 2024
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This one may sting a little..
The Vikings are Tartarian

Lets go..

First lets look into the Viking Sagas.
[sauce]👇


The saga's are body of literature that was mostly written by Icelanders in the 13th century CE.

18c Norse👇 sagas.landsbokasafn.is/sagasImage
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Saga is an Old Norse word meaning “a thing that is said” , it s seems similar to the ancient Greek word 'muthon' [“things that are said”] this is also where we get our word 'myth' from.

[so moar usurpation from the Greeks, see: MEDusa, MEDicine, greek-fire etc]

This 'Saga' was first told almost, [wait for it] 1000 years after the Germanic Burgundians, by an Icelandic scribe.Image
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..Of course 'Burgundians' were supposedly first noted in 98ad by Tacitus [see: proven fake, rome Tall-Tales]
and treated in his reciting's as '..relatively minor people..'

hmm, and whom was ruling Sham Tartaria [Syria/Jordan/Israel] in 79ad having just sacked Jerusalem?
historyfiles.co.uk/KingListsEurop…Image
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