Tartaria: Rewritten History Exposed (Fully Explained)

The final combination of all the history exams is here. Found in an 1835 book written for schools and acdemies in the US, the history of Tartaria, Russian Tartary, Chinese Tartary, and Independent Tartary is finally exposed. Is this a rewrite of history, or are the documents telling the truth? What happended to the biggest empire in the world? And will Eddie Bravo mention this on Joe Rogan? Find out now.

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[travismcclung]

Imma get my dinner ready for this. It's gonna be dope. I watch Jon levi, flat earth Briton, Xirtus, autodidactic, archaix, my family thinks I'm crazy, mind unveiled, and many more. Yours is the best. Only one comparable information wise is Michelle Gibson. Top notch work. I like how you don't use etymology to suit your narrative, you let it come naturally.

[jefferydenton]

In snow survival training they told us that the Earth radiates 17° of heat Fahrenheit so when you're building a shelter Dig Down till you hit dirt

[muqeo]

"One instance of Scythian expertise in the use of plants was their utilization of cannabis to alleviate pain. In 1993, in the easternmost reaches of the Scythian confederation at Ak-Alakha on the Ukok Plateau in the Altai Mountains, excavators found the burial site of the 'Siberian Princess' who may have been a shaman or healer. Having died young in her 20s, it is now believed she suffered and expired from cancer. With a pouch of cannabis found at her side, the pain-relieving effects of cannabis may have given her a degree of relief."

I've heard this story for years but never realized she was a Tartarian.. wild

The word "shaman" comes from Siberia. All peoples had and have their own words for healers of all kinds, bone healers, psychedelic plant medicine healers, ritual healers, etc. but for some reason the Tartarian/Scythian/Siberian name for healer has become the universal word for it, which I find as amazing as it is mysterious!

[flipinfish]

The tartary topic has been around for about five years now and honestly your reserch has brought more tangible fact than any i have had the pleasure to enjoy. I sincerely hope it continues. Thanks Lookie your a very good researcher.BTW i believe the P in Ptolemy is silent. Fish fact 😮 burn

[colleenmcnally]

You do an awesome job of researching. Thank you. Nice to watch on a Sunday rainy evening.

[ms.anthropik]

The one thing I'm sure this book doesn't mention is that Scythia/Tartary also bordered Hyperborea! For me, this is the most significant aspect of Tartaria and maybe this is the true reason behind it's eradication from history.

[Harpin]

Glad to see you’re channel growing and you taking it on full time, Keep Rockin Luke ☮️ Cheers from providence Rhode Island USA 💫

[ieuanthebeardedbard]

Amazing content as ever! 🙏
Such a thorough & clear explanation on true Tartarian history without any of the bullshit/speculation and always incredibly well sourced! Thank you so much for sharing this information ❤️
#tartaria

[beaconoftruthtarot]

WOW! What a wealth of knowledge you found in that book! Thank you so much for taking the time to go through it and to give us the highlights. ❤️🙏❤️

[chrisjohnson-kroj]

My man with the game of thrones accent! Killin it!

[FGraf]

Fallowed ya breaking down the American text 📖 n chunks over the last few, … you have put this together very well great job….

[Rage-tdwv]

Did you ever come across a country called Caucasia? Im talking about a country not area. It was listed as a country from some kind of Expo or something in Oregon around 1902. It was on a flyer and there is also another country listed but was blurred out so couldn't see it.

[dianaw]

Thank you, that was very interesting and explains a lot.

[daydreamdebbie]

Just wanted to make an interesting observation, #4 talks about Tartarian origin descending from Japhet son of Noah, showing the land south of the Caucases, between the Black sea and Caspian sea, which is also where they believe to have discovered Noah's Ark on Mt.Ararat. Not only that, when tracing where all Indo-European languages originated from...it takes us to this same location! Which has very recently been shown with DNA testing(called the Armenian Hypothesis). Most maps of the orgin of proto-Indo European languages have not been updated to reflect this, and still show it north of the Causases. Also, the oldest man-made structure is in this region, in Turkey. Of course the timeline and dating is off, But I can't help but notice something WAY too coincidental happening there.🤔

[bazdaniels]

This is really excellent stuff, thank you!

[nacona]

Absolutely fascinating!!! Love this, thank you so much for all of this wonderful information!

[AleksandrBaryakh]

Great find, thank you! I am from Ukraine and just made a deep dive into Tartary, it led me to the mud flood and architecture. All out history that is being taught is a lie, and there is plenty of proof. Alternative history is popular in russian-speaking YouTube. The mud flood is also connected to it. Would love to make a video about this finding and help to connect the dots.

[FettiMagazine]

Wow the Tartarians were described as "tawny, copper colored, and coarse hair".

[bluekron]

Can you share a link to a copy of the book on Google Books

[drak_darippa]

the republic of tartarstan is still a thing