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Above is the supposed empire in it's glory
What if I told you that story about HRM is potentially one of the biggest forgeries ever pulled out and that Voltaires joke was literally a fact?
Let's start with Claudius Ptolemy book Geography and his world map from 2nd century. Historians claim that his map was a known world in Hellenistic society. "Ptolemy's work probably originally came with maps, but none have been discovered. Instead, the present form of the map was reconstructed from Ptolemy's coordinates by Byzantine monks under the direction of Maximus Planudes shortly after 1295." (1k years later)
Next stop is 15th century with cartographers of Europe waking up from middle ages. Role model was again Ptolemy so they started to make series of prints based on mostly his maps, but there are also mentioned few other ancient cartographers. Tabula Europae series which I was investigating were mostly from 16th century.
1st map is from year 1540 - Print author: Munster, Sebastian, 1448–1552. Region I wanted to focus on is modern France and parts of Germany. You can notice "ancient" Roman provinces Gallia Belgica, Gallia Aqvitania, Germania Inferior, Germania Superior (in area of modern France) and Germaniae Magnae Pars on the right side. Lucotea or Lutecia is ancient Paris, while Sequana is ancient name for modern Seine river. Officially all of this names (except Germany) stopped to exist prior to 5th century so naturally it would make sense that this is a print of Ptolemys original. (1k years later)
2nd map is from year 1548 - Print authors: Gastaldi Giacomo, Mattioli Pietro Andrea and Pedrezano Giovanbattista. Similar map and style, nothing much has changed. Ptolemy is still reprinted?
3rd map from year 1561 - Print authors: Ruscelli, Girolamo and Giuseppe Moletti, M.. Nothing new, Ptolemy is still reprinted.
4th map is a bit different style from 1595 - Print author: Giuseppe Rosaccio, Teatro del Cielo. Here we can see some new mentioned regional names like Normandia Celtica (north-west France), Helvetia (Switzerland), Rhetia (today part of a few countries) and few German regions like Westphalia, Frisia, Hessia and Franconia. It is already interesting that this Germania regions saved their names until this day.
5th mapis the last one from this series and mostly familiar regional names. Year is 1619, but this time original author is Antoninus Augustus? Print author: famous Ortelius, Abraham
At this point I was expecting continuation of this print works since they were getting better and better, but not this time. Next one I found was from 1648, 6th map with clean area called just France. Later I found few similar maps between these years, but this one was interesting since obviously new cartographers started to make their own maps in present time.. or all these maps were made in present time? Because something must have happened after year 1619 which changed world of cartography for good and "prints" stopped.
Answer was Thirty Years War!! Started 23 May 1618 – ended 15 May 1648 - 8 million lost lives (official history narrative). After this point whole history was once again changed. Poland starts to show up on maps, Germany is obviously smaller and weaker. Most of Europe got changed names except Germany and Spain. Why not them? Because Ostrogothic and Visigothic ancient kingdoms were actually those two parts of kingdom artificially pushed back in time 1000 years in official history narrative. History of 5th century just continued in 16th century and that was only possible to cover up in the middle of some huge catastrophic events. Those who changed their names were under control of forgers, while kingdoms of an old world order like gothic Hispania, Germania or Tartary were pushed out from the scene or their history was re-invented (forged) under Holy Roman Empire. In that same period Tartary was struck with some great disaster and it started to decline while plot was ready to overtake Russian lands from it's motherland.
There were few critical moments in history but i believe that period of 17th century was a final hit in preparation for soon announced world domination from forces formed around Vatican and papal states. This is a basic foundation for my theory, and if anyone is interested, I would gladly like to expand it with more informations in near time.
- Lasted from 962 AD until 1806
- Included kingdom of Germany, Italy, Bohemia and Burgundy
- Most famous quote: "the Holy Roman Empire was neither holy, nor Roman, nor an Empire" by Voltaire

Above is the supposed empire in it's glory
Let's start with Claudius Ptolemy book Geography and his world map from 2nd century. Historians claim that his map was a known world in Hellenistic society. "Ptolemy's work probably originally came with maps, but none have been discovered. Instead, the present form of the map was reconstructed from Ptolemy's coordinates by Byzantine monks under the direction of Maximus Planudes shortly after 1295." (1k years later)
Next stop is 15th century with cartographers of Europe waking up from middle ages. Role model was again Ptolemy so they started to make series of prints based on mostly his maps, but there are also mentioned few other ancient cartographers. Tabula Europae series which I was investigating were mostly from 16th century.
1st map is from year 1540 - Print author: Munster, Sebastian, 1448–1552. Region I wanted to focus on is modern France and parts of Germany. You can notice "ancient" Roman provinces Gallia Belgica, Gallia Aqvitania, Germania Inferior, Germania Superior (in area of modern France) and Germaniae Magnae Pars on the right side. Lucotea or Lutecia is ancient Paris, while Sequana is ancient name for modern Seine river. Officially all of this names (except Germany) stopped to exist prior to 5th century so naturally it would make sense that this is a print of Ptolemys original. (1k years later)
2nd map is from year 1548 - Print authors: Gastaldi Giacomo, Mattioli Pietro Andrea and Pedrezano Giovanbattista. Similar map and style, nothing much has changed. Ptolemy is still reprinted?
3rd map from year 1561 - Print authors: Ruscelli, Girolamo and Giuseppe Moletti, M.. Nothing new, Ptolemy is still reprinted.
4th map is a bit different style from 1595 - Print author: Giuseppe Rosaccio, Teatro del Cielo. Here we can see some new mentioned regional names like Normandia Celtica (north-west France), Helvetia (Switzerland), Rhetia (today part of a few countries) and few German regions like Westphalia, Frisia, Hessia and Franconia. It is already interesting that this Germania regions saved their names until this day.
5th mapis the last one from this series and mostly familiar regional names. Year is 1619, but this time original author is Antoninus Augustus? Print author: famous Ortelius, Abraham
At this point I was expecting continuation of this print works since they were getting better and better, but not this time. Next one I found was from 1648, 6th map with clean area called just France. Later I found few similar maps between these years, but this one was interesting since obviously new cartographers started to make their own maps in present time.. or all these maps were made in present time? Because something must have happened after year 1619 which changed world of cartography for good and "prints" stopped.
Answer was Thirty Years War!! Started 23 May 1618 – ended 15 May 1648 - 8 million lost lives (official history narrative). After this point whole history was once again changed. Poland starts to show up on maps, Germany is obviously smaller and weaker. Most of Europe got changed names except Germany and Spain. Why not them? Because Ostrogothic and Visigothic ancient kingdoms were actually those two parts of kingdom artificially pushed back in time 1000 years in official history narrative. History of 5th century just continued in 16th century and that was only possible to cover up in the middle of some huge catastrophic events. Those who changed their names were under control of forgers, while kingdoms of an old world order like gothic Hispania, Germania or Tartary were pushed out from the scene or their history was re-invented (forged) under Holy Roman Empire. In that same period Tartary was struck with some great disaster and it started to decline while plot was ready to overtake Russian lands from it's motherland.
There were few critical moments in history but i believe that period of 17th century was a final hit in preparation for soon announced world domination from forces formed around Vatican and papal states. This is a basic foundation for my theory, and if anyone is interested, I would gladly like to expand it with more informations in near time.
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