Paleolithic Mathematics and The Empire 1313 Cipher
 


Paleolithic Mathematics

Tanakh Numbers and Mathematics

Rigvedic Mathematics

Yoruba Mathematics

Sumerian Mathematics

Turkic Mathematics

Ancient Egyptian Mathematics

Brahminic Mathematics

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Paleolithic Mathematics and The Empire 1313 Cipher






The History of Mathematics


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In other works of The Empire 1313 Code, there are keywords obtained through fractality. Ancient texts possess several hidden layers: the Atomic World, the Earth World, the Solar System World, the Universe World, and Coordinates. One simply needs to immerse themselves into each world and extract data through numbers and their meanings within each realm.

The Tanakh, Bereshit, the first 99 verses, and Bereshit + Shemot, 99 chapterswithin them lie hidden keywords. Every verse is a keyword, every chapter is a keyword, and, for instance, the 9th verse contains 10 keywords at once. The very first word, "Bereshit," yields 7 coordinates through the numbers of the ?=20 system. But this is merely the beginning.

Higher mathematics already existed back in the Paleolithic era. Those who do not understand how higher mathematics was developed in our modern time will claim this is science fiction. However, those who know the path to higher mathematics will object: it was entirely possible, there was simply a lack of confirming data. Everyone points to the absence of written sources, but relying solely on literacy is strange. Humanity's primary form of data transmission is sound. Sounds, grouped in a specific order, form words, phrases, and text. Sounds were further grouped through numbers and designated by symbols that we call letters.

And if you take the first 22 keywords and cross-reference them with words from the English, Russian, and Tatar languages, you will discover fractality there: numbers that possess semantic meanings will align with the meaning of the word inside of which they reside. Some might call it a coincidence, but it is not. If you look at the top 1000 words by frequency, you will find a massive percentage of words that have been preserved since ancient times.

Officially, as far as I understand, linguists have compiled words arbitrarily, guided by the principle of "this is what I think, I invented a ruleand it works." In other words, they completely ignore the concept of the R1 forefather and more ancient common roots. Linguists, according to what I have found, claim that words change at a breakneck speed and that all phonetical similarities are mere coincidences.

In the Tatar language, there is a phrase: K?k k?k chypchyky, t?r?z?d?n ochyp chyk...Its official translation looks bizarre: two different birds are mentioned twice at the very beginning of the phrase. However, I am aware of a version where this does not mean a cuckoo, but rather two separate words: K?and K?k, which translates as "Pursue the sky." Ultimately, we get the phrase: Pursue the sky, sparrow, fly out of the window swiftly.

By analyzing this phrase through "The Empire 1313 Code," a message was successfully retrieved: after 50 cycles, one must swiftly leave the house. And 50 cycles of 216 million years each equal 10.8 billion years of thermonuclear fusion. We can see that no written texts are requiredall that is needed is the precise transmission of data from generation to generation, much like the Brahmins do.

The questions remain: where, when, and how were they able to obtain all of this? According to my findings, namely the materials from the Mal'ta Paleolithic site, the answer lies there. A famous Mal'ta plaque was discovered at this site and is currently preserved in the State Hermitage Museum in St. Petersburg. Due to the redundancy of the data, I was able to achieve the most accurate interpretation of the information contained upon it, which points to a knowledge of higher mathematics.

According to my interpretation, the sum of the large central spiral on the plaque equals 247, and the sum of the smaller pit-spirals also equals 247. This mathematics yields a division by 13, and as a result, we get "1313" twiceTatar. If the word Tataris translated into the ?=20 system, it results in 5213, and the site itself happens to be located at 52 N latitude. The amount of data there is colossally vast; an redundant number of markers is present, which allowed for the complete reconstruction of the information even with a 30 percent loss of the plaque's fragments.




Author's interpretation of the names and numbers of the Hebrew alphabet letters


English Translation

ALYP-BAT-K?MEL-D?GE-KYL! UYAU-?YEN-XAT-T?T?-YATTY-K?B?LYAMDI-M?M?-N?XESH-SYMYX-?YN?PE-TSAT-R?SH-KUBA-CHYN-TU!

Giant-Plunge-Burrow-Rice-Multiply! Awakening-Gathering-BoundaryPushing through-Absorbs-Expands-Draws in-Connects to the power source - Wave--Thickened-Flux-Completed-Rings-Peels off-ShimmersThese are Labor Pains - BIRTH!

Here is Fractality: The Birth of the universe, The Birth of the Sun, The Birth of a human, The Birth of Labor pains.

Second layer: Names of letters in the Tatar language (AUTHOR'S INTERPRETATION)Note: To the left of the square brackets is the original name of the letter, and inside the brackets is the Russian translation meaning.

1  ALEPH(p)(p  ancient form) [Ox / Bull]  ALYP- Giant (plow)

2  BETH[House]  BAT- Plunge / Submerge (yourself)

3  GIMEL[Camel / Curve]  K?M(EL)- Burrow / Bury (yourself)

4  DALETH[Door] dig  D?GE- Rice (grain)

5  HE[Human / Breath]  Xyl / Kyl- Multiply / Procreate

6  WAW[Peg / Hook]  UYAU- Awakening

7  ZAYIN[Sword]  ?yen- assembly / gathering, ?en- Jinn (67? - the speed of light)

8  HETH[Fence / Enclosure]  XAT / X?T- Layer, Lines, Row acting as a Balk (Boundary of property ownership); kat- layer - together with the 9th letter they push the layer.

9  TETH[Scroll / Bundle]  T?T? (T?TT?)- Pushes, Emerges from, Pushes through, Sprout (pushes, as if stirs / stirs up)

10  YOD[Hand]  Y?YDI- Opened / Unfolded / Stretched (Zhaelya); yad - yata- lies, yatty- sprawled out, yatu- to lie down (tillering), yod- Absorption.

11  KAPH[Palm]  K?P / KAP - K?B?- Swelling / Puffing up, KabyBox-Shell Strengthening-Case (the process when the surface of the plant becomes hard, puts on solid armor)  goes into the tube.

12  LAMED[Spiral / Staff]  L?MD??- L?m ?t?ye- Saturation (drawing in or feeding)  L?MD?- in the silt, Lyamdi, lyamd?u- silts up.

13  MEM[Waves / Water]  M?M? (or M?M?)- Latching onto the breast / Receiving nutrition from a source, filling with milk.

14  NUN[Snake / Life]  N?XESH(Wave /Pattern / Ornament / Embroidery), Nyak + Shulor shu buprecisely + that one, exactly that, the very same. 'k-x' is a mixed sound.

15  SAMEKH[Support / Pillar]  SYMYX- Thickened (akin to a child's thick mucus), stabilization.

16  AYIN[Eye]  ?YN? / YN- Embryo; REBORN (INTO HARD) or Agmor Axm- Flow.

17  PE[Mouth]  Pa Peshte- Ripened, Completed; (Pi number).

18  TSADI(k) - TSDI TSAT- FULLY RIPE (THE HIGHEST DEGREE), Resonant / Clear-ringing.

19  QOPH (100)[Eye of a needle]  K?p- Many, kuba- peeled off, unglued (in a mature grain, the husk separates from the seed).

20  RESH (200)[Head]  R?sh- mirage, shimmers; R?sh (R?sh) in the Tatar and Bashkir languages this word means "mirage", "sultry air", "fluctuation of warm air above the horizon" on a hot summer day.

21  SHIN (300)[Teeth]  CHYN / SHYN / SYN- Real / True / Genuine.

22  TAV (400)[Sign / Seal]  Tu- birth, Tau!- Mountain! (Final: Golden Mountain of grain).

Leaving the keys in this manner is highly practicalyou retain access without

the burden of physical storage.

Key: 0xEEDF334A| Key: 623bE9da88B581d0| Key: 9266F40C91Bd0816 - (-T-F)89-50

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