China

Below, I’ll provide more detailed content descriptions for each of the non-English sources from Russia, China, Africa, and South America that I previously identified.

Esoteric Nuance: Liu’s trance-based prophecies align with Akashic-like access, framing the lost civilization as a historical echo in China’s collective memory.

Location: Oceanic or coastal, often vague—Atlantic (Russia), Pacific (South America), or inland seas (Africa, China).

As the Arctic basin leaves its polar home, eastern Siberia, Manchuria, China, and Burma are subjected to the same annihilation as South America: wind, earth-fire, inundation, and freezing.

The equatorial pivot points were off the coast of mid-Chile and in mid-China, near the Yangtze, north of Vietnam.

Sites such as Teotihuacan in Mexico, Xi’an in China, and the pyramids in Egypt are presented as part of a worldwide network of ancient sites.

In 1952, two tombs were uncovered in Ying City, China.

In China, rulers of the first dynasties each ruledmore than seven hundred years, while the Hindu Vedas state that prior to 3000 BC, the life span was abouta thousand years.

He came to believe that Atlantis was located in the South ChinaSea prior to a shifting of the poles: “The South China Sea, before the rotation of the pole shift, was aboutfive degrees south of the Equator.

If you take a globe and you put your finger where the old North Poleused to be—north of the state of Michigan—and you put your other finger on the globe in the South IndianOcean—diametrically opposed—and you rotate this Earth, you’ll find that the South China Sea, whereAtlantis was, ends-up just a few degrees south of the old Equator.” McCanney was heavily influenced bythe Brazilian professor Arysio Nunes dos Santos, author of Atlantis: The Lost Continent Finally Found.Explaining their theories, McCanney stated, “In ancient times, there was no Pacific Ocean by name, andthe waterways were quite a bit different than they are now because of the tilt of the Earth.

… Basically,the mantle, the layer beneath the Earth’s crust, shifted by about 40 degrees.” He claimed that Plato’sreference to a “real sea” was to the Ocean of the Atlanteans, or the Atlantic Ocean, which, inprecataclysmic times, stretched unimpeded by northern ice from the South China Sea eastward across thePacific to the present Atlantic.

In China, rulers of the first dynasties each ruledmore than seven hundred years, while the Hindu Vedas state that prior to 3000 BC, the life span was abouta thousand years.

China's archaeological discoveries, including mummies with Aryan features and large pyramids, reveal the presence of Aryan cultural influences.

Robert Sepehr's presentation explores Aryan cultural and religious influences across history, from ancient India and Southeast Asia to China and the West.

The Longyou Caves in China, carved from solid bedrock without stone waste, display parallel scarring patterns.

Similar marks have been identified in the Yangshan Quarry (China), Petra (Jordan), and the Mamallapuram Caves (India).

A belt ornament containing 85% pure aluminum was found in a tomb in Nanjing, China, dated to 1,700 years ago.

An empire which reached from the Andes to Hindostan, if not to China, must have been magnificent indeed.

We can well believe, when we see traces of the same civilization extending from Peru and Lake Superior to Armenia and the frontiers of China, that this Atlantean kingdom was indeed "universal," and extended through all the "known countries of the world."

If the Aryan race had originated in the heart of Asia, why would not its ramifications have extended into Siberia, China, and Japan, and all over Asia?

Paulo Venetus brought it in the thirteenth century from China, where it was regarded as oracular.

The art of making silk was known in China more than two thousand six hundred years before the Christian era, at the time when we find them first possessed of civilization.

We cannot consider all these evidences of the vast antiquity of the great inventions upon which our civilization mainly rests, including the art of writing, which, as I have shown, dates back far beyond the beginning of history; we cannot remember that the origin of all the great food-plants, such as wheat, oats, barley, rye, and maize, is lost in the remote past; and that all the domesticated animals, the horse, the ass, the ox, the sheep, the goat, and the hog had been reduced to subjection to man in ages long previous to written history, without having the conclusion forced upon us irresistibly that beyond Egypt and Greece, beyond Chaldea and China, there existed a mighty civilization, of which these states were but the broken fragments.

Humboldt is sure "that some connection existed between ancient Ethiopia and the elevated plain of Central Asia." There were invasions which reached from the shores of Arabia into China.

"An Arabian sovereign, Schamar-Iarasch (Abou Karib), is described by Hamza, Nuwayri, and others as a powerful ruler and conqueror, who carried his arms successfully far into Central Asia; he occupied Samarcand and invaded China.

"According to Chinese annals, Tai-Ko-Fokee, the great stranger king, ruled the kingdom of China.

He and his successor are said to have introduced into China 'picture-writing,' like that in use in Central America at the time of the Spanish conquest.

Many physico-geographical facts favor the hypothesis that they were derived in very remote ages from America, and that from China they passed to Egypt.

He reports abundant ruins in all that country, extending even to China.

The early history of China indicates contact with a superior race.

China.) He might have invented his alphabet, but he did not invent the cattle; he must have got them from some nation who, during many centuries of civilization, had domesticated them; and from what nation was he more likely to have obtained them than from the Atlanteans, whose colonies we have seen reached his borders, and whose armies invaded his territory!

The next emperor, Hwang-ti, is believed to have invented weapons, wagons, ships, clocks, and musical instruments, and to have introduced coins, weights, and measures." (Ibid.) As these various inventions in all other countries have been the result of slow development, running through many centuries, or are borrowed from some other more civilized people, it is certain that no emperor of China ever invented them all during a period of one hundred and sixty-four years.

In fact, the Chinese themselves claim to have invaded China in the early days from the north-west; and their first location is placed by Winchell near Lake Balkat, a short distance east of the Caspian, where we have already seen Aryan Atlantean colonies planted at an early day.

This surprising discovery brings the Chinese civilization still nearer to the Mediterranean head-quarters of the races, and increases the probability that the arts of China were of Atlantean origin; and that the name of Nai Hoang-ti, or Nai Korti, the founder of Chinese civilization, may be a reminiscence of Nakhunta, the chief of the gods, as recorded in the Susian texts, and this, in turn, a recollection of the Deva-Nahusha of the Hindoos, the Dionysos of the Greeks, the king of Atlantis, whose great empire reached to the "farther parts of India," and embraced, according to Plato, "parts of the continent of America."

The royal color of the Incas was yellow; yellow is the color of the imperial family in China.

A similar custom prevails in China: The emperor ploughs a few furrows, and twelve illustrious persons attend the plough after him.

(Du Halde, "Empire of China," vol.

The "quipu," a knotted reckoning-cord, was in use in Peru and in China.

48.) In Peru and China "both use hieroglyphics, which are read from above downward." (Ibid.)

The free intercourse around the world, especially with China and Japan, did not take place till three or four or five years after the spirit manifestations.

At the present time in China, there are a number of surnames, or family names, which were in the ancient times the names of communities.

And when the earth came into Lo'iask, in etherea, His etherean angels penetrated the darkness and inspired the chosen of China to build a wall to protect themselves from destruction.

During the same period of time, great and equally severe iniquities were going on in India and China, for Brahma and Budha.

China, India, Europe and America, the four branches of the earth, languages from one root.

A'sah (China).

M'yo (China).

Git'hoi, good healing (China).

Je-oes (China), Je-ovih (Fonece), Je-hova (Ebra), Geo-zih (Hiut), Zi'o (Vede): The soul of all.

Soo'a (China).

These wheels are still to be seen by the roadsides in part of China and India.

The inscriptions of Fonece are in part found in China, India, Persia, Arabia, and belonged to the Mound-Builders of America.

Ga'hoe ah mak, the position of the great serpent (solar phalanx), would therefore make these Phoenician rites common to China and America at the same period of time.

I founded the words of China and India.

This was in some places, Ghan, and Egan (China); Edam and Edan (Fonece); Adam (Ebra, Hebrew); Puam (Sanscrit); Pam (Vede); Sam (Kii); Ang (Algonquin); Anger (Poit); and Man (English).

In the leaves the wind said Ee; in the ocean surge and in the storm's roar, Oh; and in the winter's whistle, Ih; and he called the Unseen, E-O-Ih; Eolin (Poit); Eolih (Zerl); Eloih (Fonece); Jehovih (Ebra, Hebrew); Wenowin (Algonquin); Egoquim (Huit); Ze-jo-is (China).

HISTORY OF CHINE (TSCHIN�E), OF JAFFET'H, FOUNDER OF CHINA.

Thus was the country named Chine (China), which it bear''' to this day.

13 One of the orders of Faithists in China.

In China it is Me-de, and in Algonquin, Me-dah, and in Phoenician, Me-dwe.

3 This country must have lain between India and China and the regions afterward known as the lands of the Trojans and Grecians.

And the names Dyaus became paramount to all other Gods in Vind'yu and eastern Parsi'e; and the name Te-in, in Jaffeth (China), and the name Lord God, in Arabin'ya (Egypt).

Anuhasaj, alias the Lord God, had said to Te-in, the false, to whom he gave in charge Jaffeth and her heavenly places: In the self same time that Osiris and his hosts fall upon the divisions of the earth, even in that day and hour should you and your*** hosts fall upon Jaffeth (China), possessing the temples and altars, and places of oracles, where they serve the Great Spirit under the name Ormazd, and you should subdue them to me under the name Joss, who is and ever should be Ho-Joss8 of heaven and earth.

In some parts of China it is pronounced, Ha-Joss.

Neither should any wise man say: These things came by chance; that it so happened that one people settled in Jaffeth (China), another in Vindu (India), and another in Arabinya (Arabia).

Think of the following : Vahhomvokwijomyissitiviyubuyhhoma-vashstbahhyodahuittayaivi, for the word FIRMAMENT.4 The same legend exists in China, in regard to the egg and the origin of evil; the only difference being the name signifying satan, or serpent.

And nowhere in all the world prospered man in the Osirian philosophy as in Parsi'e, and in Jaffeth (China), and chief of all were the shepherd kings.

3 In all these countries, to wit, China, India, Egypt and Persia, there is still in existence a legend that, long ago, the chosen of God went on a long journey in search of their ancient brethren, and then ten tribes were lost in the wilderness.

In the Bayan Har / Baian-Kara-Ula mountains of China, an expedition led by Chi Pu Tei (sometimes Chu Pu Tei) around 1937/1938 found caves with the remains of small, large-headed people and hundreds of stone discs (often “about 716”).

Neighboring China OOPArt stories (Baigong, Chinese pyramids, Longyou) belong on that hub, not as a second Dropa dig.

I keep Dropa on the site because the story sits in the OOPArt conversation people actually meet, and because Bayan Har / disc imagery shows up next to other China oddities on the hub pages.

List of out-of-place artifacts (OOPArts): Dropa entry #7; authenticity hub for China neighbors.

Location: China

Location: China [coordinates n="34.3839" e="108.7399" z="6"]

Description: Massive pyramid-like structures found in China’s Shaanxi Province, thought to contain secrets of ancient cultures with influences from Central Asia.

Location: China [coordinates n="37.0682" e="97.1466" z="6"]

Description: An ancient Arab dhow carrying Tang Dynasty ceramics, showing the trade routes between the Middle East and China during the 9th century—suggesting a far more connected ancient world.

Location: Dunhuang, China [coordinates n="40.1425" e="94.6626" z="6"]

Location: China [coordinates n="29.0297" e="119.2124" z="6"]

Life in 5th Century BC ChinaConfucius describes China during his lifetime as a society with significant wealth disparity and a harsh, often violent political climate.

Future of Modern ChinaConfucius predicts that modern China may face significant challenges due to internal and external pressures, particularly from an overemphasis on control and lack of religious values.

Modern Issues in China and the United StatesBuddha foresees potential self-destruction for China due to its overreach for global dominance and lack of religious foundations.

Lisu (northwest Yunnan, China, and neighboring areas):After death came into the world as a result of a macaque's curse, sky and earth longed for human souls and bones.

Lolo (southwestern China):In primeval times, men were wicked.

Jino (southern Yunnan, China, near Mekong R.):From the time of creation, people's lives were happy and peaceful, but one year a great flood came.

China:The Supreme Sovereign ordered the water god Gong Gong to create a flood as punishment and warning for human misbehavior.

Miao (Hmong) (southern China, north Thailand, Laos):After people had lived on the earth for 9,000 years, two brothers noticed that someone was coming at night and undoing everything they had done in the field in the day.

Bahnar (Cochin China):A kite once quarrelled with the crab and pecked a hole in its skull (which can still be seen today).

Zhuang (China):Thunder God demanded half of Bubo's crops, but Bubo tricked him into taking the tops of taro and the roots of rice.

Sui (southern Guizhou, China, along Long and Duliu rivers):Grandpa Xiang and his wife Ya lived at the food of Sun mountain, barely getting by.

Myths and Legends of China, Singapore National Printers Ltd, Singapore, 1922, 1984.

China: In China, Cucurbita moschata seeds have been used in traditional Chinese medicine for treating parasitic diseases such as schistosomiasis and for the expulsion of tape worms.

"If a congregation of twelve representatives from Malacca, China, Japan, Mongolia, Sandwich Islands, Chili, Peru, Brazil, Chickasaws, Comanches, etc., were dressed alike, or undressed and unshaven, the most skilful anatomist could not, from their appearance, separate them." (Fontaine's "How the World was Peopled," pp.

There is a very curious and apparently inexplicable custom, called the "Couvade," which extends from China to the Mississippi Valley; it demands "that, when a child is born, the father must take to his bed, while the mother attends to all the duties of the household." Marco Polo found the custom among the Chinese in the thirteenth century.

The practice remarked by Marco Polo continues to this day among the hill-tribes of China.

In Babylonia, China, and Mexico the caste at the bottom of the social scale lived upon floating islands of reeds or rafts, covered with earth, on the lakes and rivers.

They introduced him into a spacious temple, and showed him the statues of 341 high-priests who had in turn succeeded each other; and yet the age of Columbus possessed no arts, except that of printing (which was ancient in China), which was not known to the Egyptians; and the civilization of Egypt at its first appearance was of a higher order than at any subsequent period of its history, thus testifying that it drew its greatness from a fountain higher than itself.