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> > > Recently I made a discovery on the new method of sex in ancient
japan
> > > while
> > > studied japanese language that her root has been ainulanguage of Ainu
> > > minority
> > > race in hokkaido north area of japan.
> > > The method of ancient sex was different with that of 20centuries,
male
> > had
> > > excellent
> > > ability of freedom that he controls his ecstasy and his longhours
fuck
> in
> > > ancient
> > > japan, so female could be having manymany ecstasies in only once sex
> and
> > > their style
> > > of fuk was a little different with that of 20centuries.
> > > This discovery has been owed to my literacy works of japanese and
ainu
> > > language by
> > > the aid of the astoronomical archaeology of my commencement that the
> poll
> > > shifting
> > > took place once in 3500years with short term cycles.
> > > My litaracy work about the new method of sex in ancient japan is
> planned
> > > to be
> > > published 2 or 3 years after.
> > > If the knowledge and the know-how about the method of above sex
should
> > be
> > > opened
> > > almost male and female in the world, I should say, will be born again
> in
> > > the new
> > > world with the new sex life.
> > >
> > >
> > > The new method of sex in ancient japan..(2)
> > > çžææä»£ã®é©ãã¹ãã»ãã¯ã¹ã»ã»â¡
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> > > * English version of this news is after the japanese text.
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> > > The infomation itself such as "there is the new method of sex" was a
> > > valuable news,
> > > So every male who got this news could be having a try to find out
> > > this new method of sex.
> > > I must say and indicate that the following condition whether you
make
> > find
> > > this new
> > > method or not, such as following.
> > >
> > > â after begining to act of fucking movement, Can you get to give
> > > a extasy for female not more than sixty seconds ?
> > > â¡ Can you continue fucking action more than 30 minutes ?
> > >
> > > If the above conditions and dimands was satisfied, may be you find
> > > out again the new method of sex in ancient japan which was my
> discovery.
> > >
> > >
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> > > The new method of sex in ancient japan..(3)
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> > > * English version of this news is after the japanese text.
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> > > They made excellent tec of sex in ancient japan
> > >
> > > There is the old festival in japan named SAGICHOU that
> > > japanese people burned newyear festival thing after the new year's
> > > ceremony.
> > > Recently I found the mean of this old festival SAGICHOU from the age
> of
> > > before BC5000 that the festival was named by ainu language that means
> > > "sex in the light"
> > > So ancient japanese people observe other people's sex at all times
in
> > > the festival such as SAGICHOU and etc, they have long term to been
> > > enjoying and observing other's sex about 5000years. By this long term
> > > observation they made the excellent technic of sex in ancient japan,
> > > but after Buddhism caming japan about AD400, this convention of
> > > observing other's sex was lost popularity and the festival SAGICHOU
> > > changed to be only harmless festival.
> > > So the excellent ancient technic of sex had missed out gradually and
> > > as a result of it, that have brought us a wrong tec of sex in these
> > > modern days.
> > > And present time, video and other things had been borne by technical
> > > progress and it's possible to observe other's sex, So the condition
> > > to reperceive the ancient hitec of sex was satisfied now that
> > > renaissance of sexual hitec may be take place again. Whether
> > > I explain the method of sex in ancient japan or not, it will be
> > > discovered recently by this progress of electoronics.
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > > New method of sex in ancient japan â£
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> > > NEW SEX 4
> > > Tec ? or a distinguishing character of the penis ?
> > >
> > > In the age of The Edo (about 300years before in japan, it does not
mean
> > > ancient for me, but more than 2000years befor is ancient for me )
they
> > > had the vague knowledge concern cock's ranking, and put down
following;
> > >
> > > No 1....Limp cock
> > > No 2....big grans
> > > No 3....curved up
> > > No 4....big grans like spread umbrella
> > > No 5....dark red
> > > No 6....white
> > > No 7....wooden hard
> > > No 8....big
> > > No 9....long
> > > No 10...phimosis
> > >
> > > Before Christ, they thought the major of cause for sexual
satisfaction
> > is
> > > decided by what technic can it be done. But after Christ in the age
of
> > > the Edo they had been thinking it by a distinguishing character of
the
> > > penis
> > > as lim cock etc.
> > > The commonsense in 20century's sex is not above, but they believe
that
> > > the big and wooden hard long cock should be best, this is the myth of
> > > modern
> > > times. This wrong myth is founded by the distinguishing character of
> > > the genital organs as the same myth of the age of the Edo.
> > > The distinguishing character is not decided anything, it decided
> > > whether you have the tec of sex like in ancient japan or not. For
> example
> > > even the above mith of sex in the age of the Edo, it was denied by
> other
> > > researching worker in the same age of the Edo that he described
> following
> > > message "the best worthy penis in Edo city was the phimosis penises
of
> > > Sumou wrestler's sex. this had been testfied by almost prostitutes
> > > in Sinagawa Edo city and they could have satisfaction only by the
> > phimosis
> > > penises of Sumou wrestler's"..... whether phimosis is valueable or
not?
> > > it's
> > > in a puzzle......
> > > Considering the above testfied and the contradictions myth of each
> > > opinions
> > > it may be given as a conclusion that a distinguishing character of
the
> > > penis
> > > is not valueable but only tec of sex has practical value.
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > > NEW-SEX(5)
> > > Phimosis Ope Disease
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> > > A new theory on Stress (Disease)
> > >
> > > The following theory was discovered by a Japanese young man. But the
> > > theory is being
> > > denied scientifically and socially because he is not a doctor and at
the
> > > same time
> > > most of them have been habituated to the operation for phimosis for
> about
> > > last harf
> > > century in Japan. I think that not only it will be the great
salvation
> to
> > > people of
> > > the countries in which they are habituated to the operation, But also
> it
> > > will render
> > > great services to the development of modern medical science. And, as
> > > follows, it will
> > > impose restrictions on some of means of the operations for pregnant
> women
> > > So I hope,
> > > it will be an established theory in medical science in the future, if
it
> > is
> > > investigated
> > > will.
> > >
> > >
> > > I. The Harm (of Body) of the operation for phimosis
> > >
> > > In the operation for phimosis at present, there have been proposed
and
> > > performed
> > > means of Dr. Dracher, Dr. Thiersch-Harkus, Dr. Hagedorn, Dr. Loew, Dr.
> > > Hoefner,
> > > Dr. Allis, Dr. Schloffer, Dr. Druner, etc, and all the operations by
> > those
> > > means
> > > are harmful to the bodies of the operated. Those harms have to be
> called
> > > stress of
> > > body or unsuitableness in body, and caught by these phenomena of (i)
> > sense
> > > of
> > > fatigue(sleepiness), (ii) falling off of appetite, stmachache,
> > > liver-trouble,
> > > (iii) hipache (sciatica-hipgout), (iv) headache, faccial neuralgin,
> > > (v) beccming flat or thin (having a poor posture), (vi)limb-ache,
> > > (vii) uttering-obstraction and, (viii)nervous disease, etc.
> > >
> > >
> > > II. A Discovery and a proposal of New means
> > > of operation (or new curative means), etc.
> > >
> > > The difference in the means between the above-mentioned operatione
> and
> > > the circumcision of the old jews is not to suture or leave alone the
> > > operated skin
> > > after incision. The above-mentioned abnormal phenomena are risen from
> > > suturing of
> > > the skin. So, for new curative means, the sutured and adhered skjn
must
> be
> > > incised
> > > once more and reterned to the conditiom before suturing.
> > > And it must be left alone as it is. Namely, the wound granulates
> pilled
> > > up.
> > > (of course it is possible to sterilize and stupe the wound).
> > >
> > > If you permit my proposal about the new means of the operatian for
> > > phimosis,
> > > we must have the means of not suturing but leaving alone the wound
> after
> > > operation.
> > > and also I want to propose, though the operation should be practised
> for
> > > true
> > > phimosis it should not be practised for seemingly phimosis as much as
> > > possible.
> > >
> > >
> > > *1 True Phimosis; the glans of the penis in which is not able to be
> > exposed
> > > with hand,
> > > and, if exposed by force in sexual intercourse, is not able to
> become
> > > the original
> > > condition easily.
> > >
> > > *2 Seemingly Phimosis; the glans of the penis in which is able to be
> > > exposed with hand
> > > easily, and, if exposed in sexual intercouse, or with hand, is
able
> to
> > > become
> > > the original condition easily.
> > >
> > >
> > > III. New theory induced from I and II, and
> > > new direction of the study.
> > >
> > > It is no good to suture the operated skin of special part in body,
> > > namely, the skin
> > > of man's penis. It is supposed to be connected with the fuction of
> > keeping
> > > the balance
> > > of body for some reasons. (I hope that some reasom of connection will
> be
> > > studied and
> > > clarified more in the future). and perhaps the clitoris foreskin
> > > corresponded to
> > > the penis must not be sutured too.
> > > The oparation of a penis is performed, when the kidney calculus
> remains
> > > in a
> > > urethra and can not be taken out easily. In this case, the suturing
> of
> > > operated
> > > part brings the above-mentioned conditon. So I hope more carefully
> > study
> > > in this
> > > direction,
> > >
> > >
> > > Explanated notes
> > > (a) I fear that bad influences by the above-mentioned operation
> prevai1
> > > civilization
> > > of the countries in which they are habituated to it.
> > > I fear that, for example, sportsmen, singers and actors of much
> gift
> > > would be
> > > unable to play those active parts in each stage, and atrange
> medicines
> > > for health,
> > > vitamines, etc, would overflow in the countries and they would
> spirit
> > > lessly lose
> > > their resistance against the rise of Fascism, and so on.
> > >
> > > (b) Many kind of Stress (disease) are thought to be brought into
women
> > who
> > > have had
> > > sexual intercourses habitually with men injured their bodies by
the
> > > operation.
> > >
> > > By Rokunowa
> > > 1964 March, Tokyo Japan.
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > >
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> > > ãHow to discover the NEW method of SEX in ancient japan,ããã
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> > > Maybe a man lived Osaka city in japan who objects to my discovery
> > > should told me "Have you a timemachine? Have you ever seen fucking
> > > action of people in 3000years before? I know you have not at all,
> > > you are lier, akan akan "(in Osaka akan is a dialect of light
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> > > word)
> > > Yes I have't a timemachine of course but I think japanese language
> > > itself is maybe one of the timemachines and if I have some technology
> > > for japanese words I should driven this timemachine to find
> > > important knowledge in old age before thousands years ago.
> > > Present time in Osaka people speak sometime "akan akan" ....we know
> > that
> > > the word means a little negative emotion, but japanese people
> > > never know the true means of the word why they say "akan akan" with
> > > a little negative emotion.
> > > "akan" is discovered as ainu language by me. "ak" means ejaculation
> > > and "an" means as a be-verb....the source of japanese language "aru"
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> > > the ainu language "an" ...both words means be-verb. So, the word
> > > "akan akan" maybe translated in English "Oh it happened ejaculation
> > > now" So a little negative emotion exists on this word "akan akan"
> > > because after ejaculation many men could'nt contnue fucking
> > > action any more.
> > > There is the word "akatuki" of japanese language whitch means early
> > > morning and means sun rising in the morning at present time, but old
> time
> > > 1300years before in japan people say this word as "akatoki"
> > > ....What does it mean the word of "akatoki"
> > > Akatoki means (ejaculation and burned time or ejaculation and burned
> > > penis) by ainu language which was the origine of japanese language.
> > > "akatoki" means that Ancient japanese have been continued fucking
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> > > midnight or morning and men have been controled their ejaculation
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> > > and the final ejaculation took place after their longhours fuck.
> > > All above mentions is the way of mine how to drive the word
> timemachine
> > > and how to discover the NEW method of SEX in ancient japan.
> > > by Rokunowa 2002/january
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> > > I'm sorry. this text is japanese only, because my litaracy
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> > > Isanaki and Isanami are the
> > > Gods who are the Ancestry
> > > of japanese people in old
> > > myth of ancient japan.
> > > what is the mean of the words
> > > Isanaki and Isanami?
> > > This meaning of the words
> > > are discovered by me by Ainu-
> > > language that Isanami means
> > > perfect body and Isanaki
> > > means perfect mind in Ainu-
> > > language.
> > > In Ainulanguage Isa means
> > > perfect, and Na means enphasis
> > > word and Ki means shinig light,
> > > So Isanaki means the perfect
> > > shining man in spirit.
> > > Mi means body, So Isanami
> > > means the perfect ripen body
> > > woman.
> > > Many foreign people know
> > > japaneae words of Samurai
> > > and Kimi. In japanese Kimi
> > > means emperore because Ki
> > > means light and Mi means body,
> > > So Kimi means lighting body.
> > > The word of Samuray means
> > > that who died neering by Kimi.
> > > Sam means neer and Ray means dead,
> > > So Samuray means who
> > > died neer Empire.
> > > In japanese words Otoko and
> > > Onna mean man and woman or
> > > male and female, but japanese
> > > people never know the true
> > > means of Otoko and Onna.
> > > O means a genital organs and
> > > tok means projecting in Ainu
> > > -language, So Otoko means
> > > a genital organs shapes
> > > projecting and onna speaks
> > > oldtime in japan omina that
> > > mina means smile, So omina
> > > means a genital organs like
> > > smiling face having no eyes
> > > but having a nose and a mouth.
> > > In old kyouto city japan they
> > > say pussy as Ososo, but every
> > > japanese never know why they
> > > say Ososo as a pussy, In Ainu-
> > > language sos means peer, So
> > > Ososo means a genital organs
> > > peering a penis that should
> > > be exposing their grans by
> > > force of a Ososo.
> > > By above step and analysis,
> > > I made a discovery of New Sex
> > > and the origin of japanese language.
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> > > Poleshifting and origine of japanese lang (1)
> > >
> > > ãRecently I made a discovery that the origine of japanese language
was
> > > ainulanguage of Ainu minority race in hokkaido northarea of japan.
> > > ãBy the aid of the astoronomical archaeology of my commencement I
made
> > > a discovery that the poll shifting took place once in 3500years with
> > > short term cycles, It have been discovered by me that ancient Ainu
race
> > > have been coming from far east of siberia to japan about 7000 years
ago
> > > when the pole shifting took place that far east of siberia changed
from
> > > 35.N.Lat. to 70.S.Lat. And this time in japanese islands all people
> died
> > > by this Poleshifting, So the root of japanese people should be Ainu
> race
> > > only.
> > > ãThis discovery has been described in my literacy works of japanese
> and
> > > ainu
> > > language and of my astronomical archaeology.
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > > Poleshifting and the origine of Japanese lang (2)
> > >
> > > STONEHENGE
> > > --Ancient astronomical construction observes sunrise and sunset in
each
> > > soltice..
> > >
> > > 1972A.D.I made a discovery, researching in ancient Japanese stone
> > > construction
> > > that the South Pole before 1500 B.C. was placed to northwest of Parry
> > > Islands
> > > at Long.145 ~ 146 west, at 79 ~ 81 N. Lat.
> > >
> > > This time, Salisbury, England was situated at 42.S.Lat. and the
> near-by
> > > Pole
> > > direction has the discrepancy about 8 degrees in angle to north west.
> > Now,
> > > Salisbury
> > > is placed at about 51 N. Lat. and northern direction has no
> discrepancy,
> > of
> > > course.
> > >
> > > The direction of midsummer sunset and sunset in the winter solstice
at
> > > ancient Salisbury should be computed by the formula such as follow:
> > >
> > > Formula; Cosα= - sin ÎŽïŒ cos Ï
> > > ããããããããÎŽ: Sun latitude Ï ; Latatude of observing
place.
> > > ããããããã (N; + s; -)
> > > α; Horizontal direction of sunrise (sunset).
> > > (true south = 0 to east ; + to west ; - )
> > >
> > > The computation of the direction in midsummer sunrise (sunset) at
> > ancient
> > > Salisbury is as follows;
> > >
> > > Cosα= - sin 24° Ύ; (B.C. 2000) is about +24°
> > > cos 42° Ï; (B.C.2000)of Salisbury is about 42°S.Lat.
> > >
> > > Cosα= - 0.4067 = - 0.547 (sin 24°=0.4067)
> > > 0.7431 (cos 42°=0.7431)
> > >
> > > α= ± 123.2°= ± (90 + 33.2)°
> > >
> > > The winter solstice same computation (Ύ = -24°)
> > > cosα= -0.547 ......α = ± ( 90-33.2°)
> > >
> > > But the earth is not true globular. So, true direction of sunrise or
> > > sunset is not same direction by computation.
> > > By reason of it, the direction of computation on desk must be
> corrected
> > > by data of the present age observed in each country.
> > >
> > > amended direction such as follows.
> > >
> > > Sunrise(Sunset) in Summer Solstice ; ±124°
> > > Sunrise(Sunset) in winter Solstice ; ±58°
> > >
> > > Next, Salisbury 51" N. Lat. today is the question, by similar
> > computation
> > > and similar amendment that is based on data of astronomical
observation
> > > today
> > > at each Lat.
> > > The direction of sunrise and sunset will be deduced as follows.
> > >
> > > Computed direction: 1
> > >
> > >
> > > Cosα = - sin ± 23.45° â ±0.634
> > > cos 51°
> > >
> > > α â ±(90 ± 38.6)°
> > >
> > > Real direction of each Soltice will be as follows.
> > >
> > > Sunrise(Sunset) in Summer Soltice ; ±130.5°
> > > Sunrise(Sunset) in winter Soltice ; ±52.2°
> > >
> > > Now, we had all the cards. Real direction of sunrise in ancient
> > Saliabury
> > > and real direction in present Salisbury must be synthesized such as
> > > follows:
> > > (Chart 1)
> > >
> > > Chart 1 ; A survey map of Stonehenge quoted from
encyclopedia.
> > >
> > > Let's compare above plan and plan of stonehenge but this time the
> centre
> > > of stonehenge should be roughly placed at tho point of intersection
> where
> > > two lines crossed, one is alined from north barrow to south barrow;
> > > another line aligns two station stones.
> > >
> > > Before about 1500 B.C. an observer on the centre should have seen
that
> > > the midsummer sun sets in approximately over the hele stone and that
> > > the sun in the winter solstice sets in approximately over the east
> station
> > > stone and the sun in the summer soltice rises approximately over the
> west
> > > station stone (this direction has the discrepancy about 1 - 2
degrees,
> > but
> > > if the centre be amended, there will be no discrepancy. ----- This
> problem
> > > will be directly related to the important fact that the observer
> > > on the point of centre will be blindfolded with his eyes by the stone
> > > setting consisted of horseshoes of uprights. this fact will grow
> > > a refutation to my hypothesis but this fact may only disclose that
> > > the centre is not a point but a short line or a bit of area ...... or
> > > that only these stones had been set being consisted of horsoshoes of
> > > uprights after 1500 B.C. This time by stone setter the direction of
> > > old winter soltice buried in Salisburry (not a Joke)--- After
all,this
> > > problem should have to be studied by any archaeologist in the future.
> > >
> > > At present time (1974 A.D.) the observer who stands on the centre
> > > should have seen that the sun in the summer solstice rises
approximately
> > > over the helestone, but this fact was not the intention of the
> helostone
> > > builder while that was an unexpected accident for them. The builder
of
> > > helestone at the present place might have probably intended the
> direction
> > > of the midsummer sunset in 2000 B.C. (or 5000 B.C. ~ l500 B.C.
> > > 42°S.Lat.Salisbury). also, they had intended to set the helestone
> > > stand at the point over which the observer on the centre of north
> > > barrow observes the sunset in the vernal equinox and in the autumnal
> > > equinox in about 2000 B.C.(or 5000 B.C.~1500 B.C.)
> > >
> > > --- All above stated, should demonstrate my hypothesis enough but
> > > there is another fact. For example, what the purpose the south barrow
> > > has been built for? The axis of symmetry of stonehenge itself and of
> > > the section adjoining stonehenge had been made for the purpose to
> > > point to the important direction. what is the important direction?
> > > Primarily when stonehenge was built? .....etc.....
> > >
> > > Perhaps, stonehenge was built before more than 5000 B.C. in the
> > > beginning. This time Salisbury was placed at 23° ancient N.Lat. and
> > > one of the Poles was placed at the center of China, may be placed
> > > at Long.113.5° east, at 36.20° N.Lat.
> > >
> > > The axis of symmetry of stonehenge itself and the direction to the
> > > helestone from the centre had been pointed to the North Pole in that
> > > time and station stones and two barrows were the key marks of
> > > the direction to sunrise and sunset in each soltice and each equinox
> > > such as follows.
> > >
> > > Chart 2 ; A survey map of Stonehenge quoted from encyclopedia.
> > >
> > >
> > > In the future, this historical and global hypothesis will be
> recognised
> > > and authorized.
> > >
> > > Rokunowa November 1975
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > > ããããããPS and Origine of jap lang (3)
> > > Pole shifting and Temple of Amon-Ra
> > > ãã®ããã¹ãã®æ¥æ¬èªçã¯è±æã®åŸã«ãããŸãã
> > >
> > >
> > > Recently an important book was published in America concerning the
> > temple
> > > of
> > > Amon-Ra and the astronomical archaeology titled "Beyond the
Stonehenge"
> > by
> > > Gerald.s.Hawkins. In the book he said that the axis of the temple of
> > > Amon-Ra
> > > over which the ancient Egyptian observe sunrise in winter solstice
> points
> > > to
> > > about 26.5° from east to south......
> > >
> > > But by Festival Hall of Thutmose III, they were blindfolded with
eyes
> > from
> > > ancient to nowadays.
> > > So, Gerald.s. Hawkins reached a conclusion that from the centre of
the
> > > back
> > > of the building ( Festival Hall of Thutmose III ) to old temple of
> > > Ra-hol-ak-tie
> > > in background of the temple, the true axis was placed and they
observed
> > > sunrise
> > > in winter solstice over this axis standing on the centre of the back
of
> > > the Thutmose III building, Or the high and small temple which are
only
> 20
> > > metres
> > > long built on the north side of the Festival Hall of Thutmose Ill was
> the
> > > another
> > > observing place and observing construction.
> > >
> > > But this conclusion is very doubtful because the high and small
temple
> > of
> > > Sun
> > > is only 20 metres long and the angle of view has too much width and
> such
> > > angle
> > > of wide view also takes place on the true axis of background of the
> > temple
> > > of
> > > Amon-Ra, So, his doubtful conclusion must be denied by the reason of
> the
> > > angle
> > > of wide view which does not represent the scientific exactitude but
> also
> > by
> > > the reason of great riddle of building of Festival Hall of Thutmose
> III,
> > > his conclusion must be denied too.
> > >
> > > If the axis of the temple of Amon-Ra itself has the ancient
direction
> of
> > > the sunrise in winter solstice which points to 26°37Ⲡfrom east to
> > south,
> > > why did not they observe over this axis and why Thutmose III built
the
> > > Festival
> > > Hall which interfered and blindfolded with this observation?
> > >
> > >
> > > Now, measurement was made for the direction of the axis of the
temple
> of
> > > Amon-Ra on the survey map quoted from the book " Beyond stonehenge"
by
> > > Gerald.s.Hawkins which was, he said, the copy of one offered by the
> > French
> > > investigation of Egypt in Karnak.
> > > The direction of the axis of the temple is at about 24°and this is
not
> > > 26°37â².
> > > In 1972, I made a discovery through researching into and considering
> > about
> > > ancient stone constructions which might explain that the South Pole
> > before
> > > 1500 B.C, was placed to northwest of Parry Islands at Long. about
145°
> > > west,
> > > at about 80° N. Lat. computed by the method of spherical
trigonometry
> > and
> > > astronomical formula.
> > >
> > >
> > > As the ancient stone constructiona of the evidence of the Pole
> shifting
> > > about 1500 B.C., I can show as followed:
> > >
> > > 1. Stonehenge (England)
> > > 2. Sakawa Stone, etc. (Japan)
> > > 3. Certain mounds of Mound Builders (America)
> > >
> > > Now,I am suggesting the temple of Amon-Ra as the same construction
> > because
> > > of the reason as mentioned above. The discrepancy between the
direction
> > of
> > > the main axis of that and the direction of ancient sunrise in winter
> > > solstice
> > > was about 2.5°(that are about24° and 26°37Ⲡin Karnak at same
> > latitude
> > > as
> > > the present) and therefore there is a great riddle for the purpose of
> > > building
> > > the Festival Hall by Thutmose III.
> > >
> > > In my opinion, Thutmose Ill built the Festival Hall for the
blindfold
> > with
> > > eyes
> > > of observers in an attempt to observe the sunrise in summer solstice
> over
> > > the axis
> > > after the quick shifting of the Poles, because before and after the
> > > accident
> > > the direction of that shifted about 2.5° degrees.
> > >
> > > By my attached computation, before the Pole shifting in 1500 B.C.
the
> > > direction
> > > of sunrise (or sunset) pointed to about 24° from east to south and
> > Karnak
> > > was
> > > placed at about 15°S.Lat. and ancient south had almost no
discrepancy
> > > compared
> > > with north Pole of present
> > > (exact discrepancy of ancient S Pole and present N Pole is only about
> > > 40â²that
> > > directs ancient S pole 40â²west side of present N pole.
> > >
> > > If the Pole shifting, as my hypothesis, had never taken place, by
> > > computation
> > > in 1500 B.C. the direction of sunrise in winter solstice should have
> had
> > to
> > > point to about 26°37Ⲡfrom east to south just as Gerald s. Hawkins
> > > computed.
> > >
> > > So, the argument whether the Pole shifting took place in the reign
of
> > > Thutmose III and the one of the Poles placed to northwest of Parry
Isl
> > > before
> > > the Pole transfer or the Poles shifting never took place in that time
> and
> > > after
> > > that time will be clear by such 2.5°discrepancy
> > > between the direction of the main axis of the Amon-Ra
> > > temple and the direction of ancient sunrise in winter solstice.
> > >
> > > In 1500 B.C. at 15°S.Lat. The direction of ancient sunset in winter
> > > solstice
> > > is 24°4â²east to south and that of ancient sunrise in summer
solstice
> is
> > > 24°6â²west to north.
> > > The main axis of The temple of Amon-Ra over which the ancient
Egyptian
> > > observe
> > > sunrise in summer solstice points to 24°6â²from west to north (In
> that
> > > time
> > > they observe sunrise from west that described by Herodotos in greek
> > > B.C.about 480~425)
> > >
> > > by Rokunowa 1975 August, Tokyo Japan.
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > >
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