Many words in Irish and Hungarian are nearly the same, no surprise considering the Irish trace their ancestry back to Magog, and the Hungarians (Magyaroks) back to Magor, reputedly a son of Magog (the name […]
Hungary is named for Ungari, a son of Togarmah (see Genesis 10 and the writing of Joseph ben Gorion), yet the Hungarians call themselves Magyarok, for Magor, a son of Magog whose progeny with those […]
Khazar king Joseph ben Aaron circa 950 a. d. gave us the clue regarding who were the Subartu of Ice Age Mesopotamia, they were progeny of Sawir a son of Togarmah and grandson of Gomer […]
Most people think that Yu the Great of the Xia dynasty of China solved the flooding of the Yellow River problem in its lower reaches, but he worked his engineering magic a thousand miles to […]
Geometry means earth measure, needed to determine longitude accurately, and certainly evident in the Song Dynasty Map of 1137 a. d. showing the long sinuous courses of the Yellow and Yangtze rivers with such accuracies […]
Joseph ben Aaron, a Khazar king circa 950 a. d., wrote that Sawir or Sabir was a son (along with others such as Kozar) of Togarmah (a grandson of Japheth), the Sabir who built the […]
Submerged in the Gulf of Kutch off northwest India on the submerged lower end of the Gomati river channel are the ruins of the Ice Age city of Kushasthali, also known as Dwarka (meaning doorway […]
Mount Kailash also known as Mt Meru (Sumeru) is considered the navel of the earth by the Buddhists, as if the earth is like a baby feeding off the juice of the rest of matter […]
British mercantilists of the late 16th century who sailed to India and China began to use the word cash to describe coins of value, the word casu in the Tamil language of India, and casi […]
The ancient meaning of Sindhi (the Indus), rather than meaning river, could be that it’s sinuous, winding, while the Sarasvati does mean river too, two rivers of two differing etymologies.
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