Anatoly Fomenko: Phantom Time

[Humble Penny]

While working on biblical chronology I was at a loss as to how I should make sense of the Middle Ages seeing that it didn't fit with world history and really didn't have any real archaeological support, and after reading some of the chronicles from this period I couldn't help but notice many anachronisms and certain parallel histories. While trying to find a solution to show why I don't believe the Middle Ages didn't happen the way we've been told I came across the work of a renowned Russian mathematician Anatoly Fomenko whose work touched on the same things I, and others, noticed but, he took it step further by quantifying all of the historical texts and plotting them on various charts and graphs...the result was completely astonishing and original as he showed that many of the Medieval kingdoms were simply parallels of ancient kingdoms made to look as if they were completely in different places and times in history!

While there are plenty more of these illustrations and figures in his seven volume work History: Fiction or Science? (get the first five volumes free in .pdf format on Interet Archive) I thought these would suffice to drive home what I am saying and will start some deep thought and conversation surrounding this topic.

Now I should make it clear that I don't subscribe to everything Anatoly Fomenko says for his official position is that all history prior to 1000 AD is unknowable and that we only have "real history" from the 17th Century AD onwards; he also states that Christ was born in the year 1152 AD, began His ministry in 1182 AD, and died in 1185 AD; and, he has an odd belief that the kingdoms of Israel are talking about the Russian Empire...anyways that said his work is very sound from a mathematical point of view...even if he has some very eccentric and erroneous ideas. It can't be denied that he conclusivley shows that there was much deliberate thought by the chroniclers to obfuscate history and that they created phantom chronologies so that the unwary reader seeing that different kingdoms with different languages in different times would have no relation or parallels to past kingdoms.

 

[Humble Penny]

(continuing from my OP)
You may be wondering what exact methodology did Anatoly Fomenko use to create his charts? For one he applied Statistics to all the historical texts he read and studied, and published in his works; next he used what he calls a Form-Code which his words below will explain:

 

[Humble Penny]

For those who wish to watch some videos directly from Anatoly Fomenko himself here are some to get you started so you can wrap your heads around the dense and technical material in his books. The first video is narrated in English while the others are in Russian with English subtitles:

Anatoly Fomenko - HIstory Fiction or Science ?
Part 3. - Methods /English Subtitles 2008.
Tardu - Ectel Dagh Almatay

Fomenko - Nosovsky -- Mystification/Mistifikacio
1. The Non-Existent Millenium/Nem Letezo Evezred
Tardu - Ectel Dagh Almatay

Fomenko - Nosovsky -- Mystification/Mistifikacio
2. The Non-Existent Millenium/Nem Letezo Evezred
Tardu - Ectel Dagh Almatay

Fomenko - Nosovsky -- Mystification/Mistifikacio
3. The Non-Existent Millenium/Nem Letezo Evezred
Tardu - Ectel Dagh Almatay

Fomenko - Nosovsky -- Mystification/Mistifikacio
4. The Non-Existent Millenium/Nem Letezo Evezred
Tardu - Ectel Dagh Almatay

I recommend watching the first video in order to understand the methodology I briefly described and cited above by being able to see it visually.

 

[Humble Penny]

For my part I believe Fomenko should've come to the oppostie conclusion in his research and stated that much of the Medieval history were forgeries of ancient confirmed histories...it would be lovely to have a discussion with him on these things though...wonder if he looked at the Septuagint?

 

[Humble Penny]

Here are two official links mentioned by Anatoly Fomenko in his book for those interested in his work to visit:

1. NEW CHRONOLOGY. A.Fomenko, G.Nosovsky
2. The Issue with Chronology The Chronology Issue How Europe escaped from Eurasia <--history.mithec.com redirects

 

[Lulav]

Quick comment on all this, it might truly explain the problems I face in my genealogy chart when I get to the Middle ages.

 

[Humble Penny]

Quick comment on all this, it might truly explain the problems I face in my genealogy chart when I get to the Middle ages.

(Last comment for the night)
Praying that more people's eyes will be opened to what I'm sharing here about the chronology of the world. Lord willing I'll be compiling all of my research into one book to give people a modern chronology of the world from creation to our modern day, and from our modern day to the Final Judgement.

 

[Paul4JC]

Quick comment on all this, it might truly explain the problems I face in my genealogy chart when I get to the Middle ages.

Have you shared your chart or is it private? I'd like to learn more. Also, I don't get it, if @Humble Penny knew his time was over on Nov 11, why did he say he would be compiling a book just 5 days earlier? Unless he compiled it?

(Last comment for the night)
Praying that more people's eyes will be opened to what I'm sharing here about the chronology of the world. Lord willing I'll be compiling all of my research into one book to give people a modern chronology of the world from creation to our modern day, and from our modern day to the Final Judgement.

 

[Lulav]

Have you shared your chart or is it private? I'd like to learn more. Also, I don't get it, if @Humble Penny knew his time was over on Nov 11, why did he say he would be compiling a book just 5 days earlier? Unless he compiled it?

It's huge, binders and binders full. Just more problematic to search when you get to the Middle Ages unless the person in line is rather famous. For example one of my direct ancestors was the Arch Deacon of Canterbury, Edmund Cranmer, his brother the well known Bishop of Canterbury - Thomas Cranmer - He was the First Protestant Bishop ever appointed. He's also known for the Book of Common Prayer and the Book of Homilies. Thus there are many records about him.
Thomas, was burned at the stake for heresy for putting English Bibles in churches.

As far as Humble Penny, he said

Lord willing I'll be compiling all of my research into one book

He apparently had some kind of illness that he was told by doctor would give him so much time to live. Apparently from what he said later that time was not correct.