Tartaria - Tartar City: English

By David Ewing Jr

What is Tartar City?
Where is Tartar City?
Why has no one heard of Tartar City?
This book will examine the history of the fall and destruction of Tartar City
This book will show some of the research that Anatoly Fomenko and others have done regarding world history
This book will show some of the facts that researchers mention - and photo evidence is provided to show you that proper research has been done by David Ewing Jr to check what researchers say about this matter

• Language: English
• Publisher: Publishdrive
• Release date: Jun 16, 2021
• ISBN: 9798439762224

Book preview

Tartaria

Tartar City

David Ewing Jr

Introduction

What is Tartar City?

Where is Tartar City?

Why has no one heard of Tartar City?

This book will examine the history of the fall and destruction of Tartar City

This book will show some of the research that Anatoly Fomenko and others have done regarding world history

This book will show some of the facts that researchers mention - and photo evidence is provided to show you that proper research has been done by David Ewing Jr to check what researchers say about this matter

David Ewing Jr has travelled to over 2500 cities and places worldwide and has done much historical research over 20 years and has great knowledge of world history

Tartaria - Tartar City

Many people state that the Japanese are the Israelites of the Bible. Many people state that the Jerusalem of the Bible, or the City of Salem, is in Japan somewhere. Some people say that the events in the Bible was Japanese history and that it was stolen from Japan

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Yamabushi - they are a type of religious people in Japan

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The Yamabushi wear a box on their head known as - Tokin

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Many Jewish people wear a box on their head called - Tefillin

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In Japan there is a religion called Shinto. In the Shinto religion they have something known as - Mikoshi

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A Mikoshi looks like a box and is carried by people during certain Shinto events

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The Ark of the Covenant looks like a box and was said to have been carried by the followers of the Prophet Moses

Many researchers noted the similarity between the Yamabushi and the Tefillin

Many researchers also noted the similarity between the Mikoshi and the Ark of the Covenant

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Shinto shrines do not have images or idols, but they do have symbols

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Synagogues and Mosques do not have images or idols, but they do have symbols. Many churches often have images and statues of people

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Before going into a Shinto temple, most people have a bath at home. When they arrive at the temple, they wash themselves before entering

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Photo above - people are washing their hands and their mouth at the entrance of a Shinto temple

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Photo above - Muslims wash their face and hands and feet before they go into a mosque. Muslims say that this is the tradition of the Prophet Moses and Jesus Christ

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Many people state that Jesus Christ was not crucified. They say he died a natural death and was buried in Japan

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Every year Japan has a festival called Gion Matsuri. It is one of the biggest festivals in Japan. The centre of the festival is at the Yasaka Shrine in Kyoto. Yasaka was very similar to the Hebrew and Arabic name - Yshak or Ishak - in English Isaac

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The original purpose of the festival was to pray for help and deliverance from plague and disease

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The festivals begins with the words - EN YALAH YAH

Researchers noted that many people stated that the words EN probably meant MY, - YALAH probably meant ALLAH, - and YAH probably meant YAHWEH. The original festival was because of prayer. Researchers noted that YALAH YAH was similar to what the Muslims say: - YAH ALAH. Researchers concluded that EN YALAH YAH was a prayer

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Ise Grand Shrine is probably the most important Shinto centre in Japan. Many people have pointed out that Ise is very similar to the name Isa or Esa, the original name of Jesus Christ

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Tokyo city in Japan is probably the biggest and most developed city in the world

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The Tokyo city area was known as Edo until 1868 according to historians. This place was also known as Musashi. This name is not used anymore today

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