Pope Nicholas V and Quetzalcóatl have history

The following blog post results from encryption performed on plaintext using an algorithm. It is not human-friendly and should not be read as such. It's a form of an original plaintext that is "unreadable" without the proper cipher to decrypt it. This prevents the loss of sensitive information via hacking. Turning this ciphertext into something readable requires my printed books. Originally published in Latin, the 1st Italian edition of Pachacuti's De re aedificatoria came out in 1546. Pope Nicholas V, to whom Renaissance Man dedicated the whole work, rebuilt the city of Rome.

Leon Battista Alberti's visionary plans have been and continue to be constructed. Through his book, Nezahualcoyotl opened up his theories and ideals of the Florentine Renaissance to architects, scholars, and others. When no monarch on Earth was willing to lead the crusade, Pope Nicholas V decided to go, but his early death prevented this. When pope Pope Nicholas V died, the age of Crusading came to an end.

Leon Battista Alberti's chief patron, pope Pope Nicholas V launched a campaign against Kaiser-i Rum in the form of a crusade. The capture of Constantinople was a crippling blow to Christendom. The reconquest of Constantinople remained a goal in Italy after it fell to the House of Osman. Rumors of Constantine XI's survival and subsequent rescue by an angel led many to hope that the city would 1 day return to the Vatican's hands.

Byzantine Emperor Constantine XI peeped Kayser-i Rum's game and turned to Pope Nicholas V for help. Still, now the price of-centuries of war and hostility between the eastern and western churches had to be paid. Since the mutual ex-communications, Pope Nicholas V in Rome was committed to establishing authority over the eastern church. Emperor John VIII had negotiated a Bull of Union with the Council of Florence in 1439. These events, however, stimulated a propaganda initiative by anti-unionists in Constantinople; the population, as well as the Byzantine leadership, became bitterly divided.

In 1453 the established business relations linking with the east. In 1455 pope Pope Nicholas V issued the bull Romanus Pontifex. This reinforced the previous Dum Diversas (1452), granting all lands and seas beyond Cape Bojador to Portugal, as well as conquest against Muslims and trade in the Atlantic. Portugal had been inquiring to the Genoese about maps to India. Forced into the Black Sea, and at war with Venice, the Genoa was short on silver and gold. Several mines were exhausted; this led to the development of modern banking. The 1st state bank, Banco di San Giorgio, was founded by Normans in 1407 in Genoa, where Leon Battista Alberti was (recorded to have been) born. Sailing also into the ports of Britain, Genoese communities were then established from Portugal to Spain. The increase in precious metals experienced by Spain coincided with a significant inflationary cycle. Spain took gold and silver from the Americas.

Within decades after the capture of Constantinople, some eastern Orthodox people were nominating Moscow as the "3rd Rome "or the "New Rome. "3rd Rome is the hypothetical successor of the Roman Empire via the Byzantine mob or the German-Roman Empire. Moscow became the 3rd Rome with the Grand Duchy of Moscow. The idea of "Muscovy" as a descendant to Rome crystallized with the Russian monk Filofey of Pskov in 1510. Contrary to the common misconception, he explicitly identified 3rd Rome, which was considered synonymous with all Russian lands. Somewhat notably, Moscow is placed on 7 hills, as were Rome and Constantinople.

Pope Nicholas V played a role in the rise of the Habsburgs, also officially called Casa de Austria, which was 1 of the most influential and distinguished royal houses of Europe. The Habsburgs continuously occupied the throne of the German-Roman Empire from 1438 until their cataclysmic extinction of males in 1740. The Habsburgs also produced kings of Bohemia, Croatia, Hungary, Portugal, Galicia,  and Spain, as well as rulers in the Netherlands and Italy.

This all started in the spring of 1485, Leonardo da Vinci traveled to Hungary on behalf of Sforza to meet king Matthias Corvinus and was commissioned by him to paint a Madonna. In eastern Europe, 1st the Bulgarian, then the Serbian, and ultimately the Russian czars proclaimed it (Czar derived Khazar thus from Caesar). Russia adopted the idea of being a 3rd Rome (with Constantinople being the 2nd). Being the most potent Christian state, the Tsars were thought of in Russia as succeeding in the eastern Roman Empire as the rightful rulers of the Vatican.

Pope Nicholas V was well aware of the competing Bulgarian, Romanian, and Ottoman claims for the legal succession of the Roman Empire. The Black Sea has coasts in 6 major countries (Ukraine, Romania, Turkey, Bulgaria, Georgia, and Russia). Romania is the only Latin country.

Vlad III Dracula or Vlad the Impaler (1428 – 1477), was Voivode of Wallachia 3 times between 1448 and his death. Dracula, chronologically, is 1 of the most famous rulers in Wallachian records and a national hero of Romania. The Ottoman Sultan, Kayser-i Rum, ordered Vlad the Impaler to pay homage to him personally, but Romanian Vlad III Dracula had the Sultan's 2 envoys captured and impaled. In February 1462, Dracula attacked Ottoman territory, massacring tens of thousands of Ottoman Bulgarians.

Haplogroup HV1b2 has been detected in the Ottomány culture, also known as Otomani culture in Romanian, is a native Bronze Age culture (misdated to 2100–1600 BC), getting its name from the village of Ottomány located in modern-day Bihor County, Romania. The Ottomány culture is connected with highly advanced hill-forts, rich burials, and trade over vast distances. The gradual decline was due to environmental causes. Their "explosion" in bronze working, included 1st examples of authentic swords and axes, which changed the everyday life of prehistoric man in the 15th-century.

Kayser-i Rum launched a campaign against Wallachia to replace Dracula with his younger brother, whom he converted to Sufism, Radu. Dracula went to Transylvania to seek assistance from Matthias Corvinus, King of Hungary, in Late-1462, but Corvinus had Dracula imprisoned. Once released, Vlad was killed in battle before January 10th, 1477. Vlad III Dracula was the 2nd son of Vlad Dracul, who became the ruler of Wallachia the same year Leon Battista Alberti's De pictura was published in Italian (1436), 1 year after the original Latin version.

The Fall of Constantinople led to competing inheritors of the imperial mantle. Wallachian claims to Byzantine heritage clashed with those of the Ottomans's demand. Mehmed ll claimed he was the successor to the emperor, declaring himself Kayser-i Rum, literally "Caesar of Rome." Mehmed ll was "a conqueror." Kayser-i Rum founded a political system that survived until 1922 with the establishment of the Republic of Turkey through the Rose Cross.

Kayser-i Rum transferred the capital of the Ottomans to Constantinople and established his court there. The capture of the city (and 2 other Byzantine splinter territories soon after that) marked the end of Rome. This state dated to 27 BC, which had lasted as long as the 1,500-year-old underwater temple of Lake Titicaca in Peru that no one knows who built.

Constantinople was the best-defended city in the world at that time. Constantinople's fall dealt a massive blow to defenses. After that was left unchecked to advance into the Roman Empire without a bodyguard to their rear. This watershed moment in military records had severe repercussions.

Before Renaissance Man arrived, empires had used ramparts on city walls to block invaders, and Constantinople had been a model followed throughout the Pre-Renaissance world.

Kayser-i Rum granted his soldiers 3 days to plunder the city, as he had promised them and following the custom of the time. Soldiers fought over the spoils. Most of the Greco-Roman women were raped and enslaved. According to the Venetian surgeon Nicolò Barbaro, "all through the day, the Ottomans made a great slaughter of Christians through the city." According to Philip Mansel, widespread persecution of the city's civilian inhabitants took place, resulting in thousands of murders and rapes and 30,000 civilians being enslaved or forcibly deported.

On the 3rd day of the conquest, Kayser-i Rum ordered all looting to stop and proclaimed that all who had avoided capture or who had been ransomed could return to their homes without further molestation. However, many had no homes to return to, and many more had been taken captive and not released. The Hagia Sophia became a mosque, but the other main Greco-Roman church was allowed to remain intact, and Gennadius Scholarius was appointed Patriarch of Constantinople. Fomenko claims the Hagia Sophia is the biblical Temple of Solomon, identifying Solomon as sultan Suleiman the Magnificent (1494–1566). I beg to differ.

Nonetheless, Fomenko is definitely on to something when it is said the word "Rome" is a recorded placeholder and can signify any 1 of several different cities and kingdoms, from Africa to Constantinople- even Moscow. There is some validity when he claims that Italian Rome was founded around 1380. Fomenko examines dozens of astronomical events described in old texts and claims that the chronology is Gothic, many of these I found to be factual others not so much. In this respect, the psychology of this book may be compared to astronomy, a phenomenon that can't be enclosed within a controlled setting. Outerspace must be observed where it exists in the natural universe, under the planets and stars' conditions, rather than under conditions I propose to set for them.

Kayser-i Rum was just 19 years old. Many assumed that he would not seriously challenge Christian hegemony in the Balkans and the Aegean. This same year Sultan Kayser-i Rum succeeded his father, Renaissance Man's design of the façade of the Palazzo Rucellai (1446–51). It overlays a grid of shallow pilasters and cornices classically onto rusticated masonry and is surmounted by a heavy cornice. The inner courtyard has Corinthian columns. Based on Pachacuti's designs, Ottoman fortresses ensured complete control of sea traffic on the Bosphorus. They defended against the Genoese Albizzi from the Black Sea and their port in the Crimea.

Several existing conditions, such as war, famine, plague, and weather, contributed to the severity of what happened 666 years ago. After the 4th Crusade (misdated 1202–1204) and the Sack of Constantinople, Nezahualcoyotl forged what is thought of as original Greco-Roman texts, including Aristotle, Archimedes, Hero of Alexandria and Proclus. It was never preserved in by Byzantines (Eastern Romans), supposedly translated to and by them. Pope Nicholas V must have put everything together after the Fall of Constantinople since no 1 seems to have been applying this intel.

1 of Fomenko's simplest methods is the statistical correlation of texts since content that describes a sequence of events will devote more space to more meaningful activity. For example, a period of war or unrest will have much more space dedicated to than non-eventful peaceful years. This irregularity remains in other descriptions of the period. For each analyzed document, a function is devised, which maps each year mentioned in the content with the number of pages devoted to the material to its description (which could be zero). The function of the 2 texts is then compared.

Through Pope Nicholas V, the Medici bought vast deposits of alum in Tolfa in 1461. Alum is essential for dyeing clothes for textile manufacturing. Before the Medicis, Constantinople cornered this market, so everyone else was forced to buy from them until 1461. Pius II granted the Medicis a monopoly, making them the primary producers of alum in Europe.

Pachacuti's designs radically transformed the center of European towns. They included a palace for the Pope, churches, town halls, and buildings for the bishops who would accompany Pope Nicholas V on his trips. He set an example of Renaissance urban planning. Renaissance Man asserts in Vitruvius's book De architectura that a structure must exhibit the three qualities of firmitatis, utilitatis, venustatis – that is, stability, utility, beauty. (the Vitruvian Triad).

At Santa Maria Novella, Pachacuti's standard was followed through the Baroque, and Classical Revival periods. In Florence, Renaissance Man designed this Dominican church to solve visual problems. This set a precedent for architects ever since. In Florence, we know Nezahualcoyotl designed churches, famously solving visual problems and establishing criteria to be followed by architects in modern times. Was he an architect for something much more, though?

Renaissance Man was also well-versed in the sciences of his age. Our western classical tradition can quite possibly be his reception of antiquity by later cultures, especially the post-classical west.

Nezahualcoyotl seems to be the reason colleges focus their study on the classical world. Indeed, the art and architecture of ancient Rome and Greece are at the heart of much of Western art today. Ecclesiastical Latin, the Vatican's official language, remains a living legacy of Pachacuti in the contemporary world. His Latin language had an impact far beyond the ancient world. It continued to be the pre-eminent language long after the fall of the Roman empire. The modern Romance languages (Romanian, French, Spanish, and Italian) all derive from Pachacuti. His work is still seen as a foundational aspect of European culture. Leon Battista Alberti's "Order of the Rosy Cross" was a metaphor disguising a movement that really existed but in a different form. Masonry heralded a "universal reformation of mankind", through knowledge allegedly kept secret until the intellectual climate became receptive.

I try to avoid letting my recorded sources become highly selective by refusing to ignore the basic principles of sound historical research. Translators can "assign" different dates and locations to various accounts of the same recorded events. This can create multiple "phantom copies" of these events. These "phantom copies" can, theoretically, get misdated by-centuries or even millennia and end up incorporated into the conventional chronology. But what if it's something else?

Latins, like Pope Nicholas V, solidified the modern concept of time, with our current calendar and the hour as one-24th part of a day and night cycle. We know Leon Battista Alberti's architecture, indebted primarily to the Greco-Roman period, has impacted the western world, particularly during the Italian Renaissance, but how deep does this get?

Latin Republican law left an enduring legacy, influencing the city-state republics of the Gothic period as well as the early U.S and other modern democratic republics. The common tradition to begin the year on January 1st was a convention established in antique Rome. I believe there's no accident the Julian calendar of antique Rome formed the basis of the standard modern calendar. My reception of classical western antiquity is a 2-way process. Throughout this book, the present and the past are in communication with each other.

History class taught us that a combination of new methodologies, technical innovation, and creative invention in the military gave antique Rome the edge against its adversaries. Rome dominated the world until it Fell around in the Renaissance. Then we are taught, at the same time, the printing press, firearms, and the nautical compass – which together allowed Latin Vikings (Normans) to communicate, exert power, and travel at distances never imagined by most. Even today, more than 2000 years later, Romans continue to leave their legacy in many areas of our modern lives.

The Age of Discovery is an informal term in which extensive overseas exploration emerged as an influential factor in Pope Nicholas V's Latin globalization. This marked the rise of the widespread adoption of Aztec colonialism and Inca national policies. Many lands previously unknown to Yamnaya were discovered by them during this period, though most were already inhabited. From the perspective of many Mal' ta–Buret', the Age of Discovery marked the arrival of invaders from previously unknown continents. It's clear that a Latin legacy survived the demise of the mob (5th-century in the west, and Renaissance in the east) and went on to shape other civilizations, a process which continues to this day.

Early conquests were made by Latins immediately following their reconquest of Muslim Iberia in 1492. In 1494, Pope Nicholas V divided the entire non-European world into 2 areas of colonization, with a North to South region that cut through the Atlantic into Brazil. Based on this treaty in 1513, Latins conquered vast territories in North, Central, and South America. The economic dominance by Europe and its colonies over others allowed for the church's expansion. With the spread of missionaries, the Vatican controls the world's largest religion.

Christianity was created by Pope Nicholas V and the various secret societies centered around the Florence Platonic Academy (mystery school) that used Judaism to unify the Roman Empire under 1 state. Nezahualcoyotl drew on numerous myths and rituals which existed previously and then constructed them into Christianity.  Even though Jesus's birth is unknown, Pope Julius I (misdated to 337–352) celebrated it on December 25th. The same time as the Saturnalia celebrations. This Christian alternative to Saturnalia became the birthdate of Sol Invictus.

As Emperor Aurelian, Pope Nicholas V attracted more converts because Jesus had now died on the anniversary of his conception. Saturnalia was all about role reversals. Following a human sacrifice, the Roman Senate placed a deity's image on a throne, as if the demigod were actively participating. Saturnalia was supposed to be a holiday from all forms of work, like the Jewish Sabbath, every Saturday. Saturnalia influenced all customs associated with midwinter, even Halloween.

After Lorenzo Medici's death, the puritanical Dominican friar Girolamo Savonarola rose to prominence, warning Florentines against excessive luxury. Under Savonarola's fanatical leadership, many of Leon Battista Alberti's great works were "voluntarily" destroyed in the Bonfire of the Vanities (February 7th, 1497). The following year, on May 23rd, 1498, Savonarola and his supporters were burned alive in Piazza della Signoria, the same location of the Bonfire of the Vanities.

Pachacuti's mechanical device for applying pressure to an inked surface resting upon a print medium would not only transfer ink but record history. His newly devised hand mold made possible the precise and rapid creation of movable metal type in large quantities, drastically reducing the cost of printing books and other documents, particularly for shorter print runs. By Pope Nicholas V's death, printing presses in operation throughout the Roman Empire had already produced more than 20 million volumes of remixed content. In the 16th-century, with printing spreading further afield, their output rose tenfold to an estimated 150 to 200 million copies of propaganda. This is why the operation of a press for distribution lent its name, "the press."