Aldland is America
Posted: 18 Apr 2024, 01:21
The idea that Atlantis (in the mainstream, platonic sense) is in a now submerged part or at least within close proximity to the America's is not new - however I would like to bring up some points in relation to the OL which may work in this theories favor.
The first and one of the more striking pieces of evidence comes from Chapter 8 on Tunis and Inka, where Inka decides to sail off in search of the remnants of Aldland in order to settle. (Interestingly, in an effort to avoid Finda's folk altogether, he chooses to search for their supposed homeland). The relation between Inka and the Inca of the Americas cannot be ignored. Abiding by conventional chronology would rule out the notion Inka had anything to do with the Inca's seeing as the Inca's were present at ~12th century, but applying our discussions on chronology to this situation makes it within the realm of possibility.
Again going with Chronology revision, Plato - who gives us this account of Atlantis - was likely Georgio's Gemistos Plethon who created the character of Plato to avoid responsibility for his unconventional thinking. The more fantastical elements in the story make sense when you consider how long that story must have survived. The contents of Plato's Atlantis though sound like an echo to the events and happenings to the Frya's people in the OL, from concentric walled cities to a downfall caused by mixing of blood. The absurd dating of 9000 years before plato's time makes a little more sense knowing Plethon lived in 15th century.
The meat and potatoes of this post however is on the theory (which has gained quite a bit of support) that the Huns have an origin in the Americas. The Huns may have spoke a Yeniseian language, which today is spoken only in Ket, Siberia. Interestingly this language seems to be apart of the same language family known as Na-Dene of North America (which Navajo is apart of).

New archeological evidence of humans in the America's pushes back the date at which humans must've crossed the frozen land bridge to populate the America's. It seems like each month a new discovery pushes back what we knew about human presence in the Americas and with each pushback the land bridge hypothesis also has to go with it. I feel the solution is staring us in the face and that is that the asiatic race developed in the Americas. Thinking physical anthropologically, it's likely they evolved first in the southern end of the continent, as more archaic phenotypes like the Lagid or Andean types suggests, and as you move up geographically the phenotypes start to resemble something closer to continental asians - like mongols.
If this theory were to be true, it'd mean that the OL was correct in identifying Aldland as the homeland of the home of the Asiatic race. There's certainly more to be said on America and the OL (specifically the presence of pre-Columbian/Ancient Europeans) so hopefully this starts a discussion.
The first and one of the more striking pieces of evidence comes from Chapter 8 on Tunis and Inka, where Inka decides to sail off in search of the remnants of Aldland in order to settle. (Interestingly, in an effort to avoid Finda's folk altogether, he chooses to search for their supposed homeland). The relation between Inka and the Inca of the Americas cannot be ignored. Abiding by conventional chronology would rule out the notion Inka had anything to do with the Inca's seeing as the Inca's were present at ~12th century, but applying our discussions on chronology to this situation makes it within the realm of possibility.
Again going with Chronology revision, Plato - who gives us this account of Atlantis - was likely Georgio's Gemistos Plethon who created the character of Plato to avoid responsibility for his unconventional thinking. The more fantastical elements in the story make sense when you consider how long that story must have survived. The contents of Plato's Atlantis though sound like an echo to the events and happenings to the Frya's people in the OL, from concentric walled cities to a downfall caused by mixing of blood. The absurd dating of 9000 years before plato's time makes a little more sense knowing Plethon lived in 15th century.
The meat and potatoes of this post however is on the theory (which has gained quite a bit of support) that the Huns have an origin in the Americas. The Huns may have spoke a Yeniseian language, which today is spoken only in Ket, Siberia. Interestingly this language seems to be apart of the same language family known as Na-Dene of North America (which Navajo is apart of).

New archeological evidence of humans in the America's pushes back the date at which humans must've crossed the frozen land bridge to populate the America's. It seems like each month a new discovery pushes back what we knew about human presence in the Americas and with each pushback the land bridge hypothesis also has to go with it. I feel the solution is staring us in the face and that is that the asiatic race developed in the Americas. Thinking physical anthropologically, it's likely they evolved first in the southern end of the continent, as more archaic phenotypes like the Lagid or Andean types suggests, and as you move up geographically the phenotypes start to resemble something closer to continental asians - like mongols.
If this theory were to be true, it'd mean that the OL was correct in identifying Aldland as the homeland of the home of the Asiatic race. There's certainly more to be said on America and the OL (specifically the presence of pre-Columbian/Ancient Europeans) so hopefully this starts a discussion.