1593 Cornelis De Jode Map of #AmericanTartaria [Oregon] This is the #AnianKingdom A Tartarian province that encompassed From 'Alaska' to the Tartarian kingdom of Quivira [see: Tartar Rex] partial translation: Here are human civilizations living as Tartarian Hordes.. Tartarian cities in Western American Tartaria to include the #AnianStrait [allusive NW passage, closed post-cataclysm.] [sauce]👇 geographicus.com/P/AntiqueMap/n…

1/ These Tartarian American kingdoms👆are documented in manymbooks and maps and manuscripts and mentioned in many different 'Expeditions' [see: post "Rebirth" or Renascence!™] Today I am going to add a little moar to the story of the #AmericanKingdoms👇 [ALL sauce provided]

2/ As I posit, there was a vast, advanced Tartarian empire with global vassal-states that encompassed 24% of the northern hemisphere. Drawing from 17th-century books, antique maps, genetic studies, botanical evidence, and archival newspapers, I will show you that these as interconnected provinces under Tartarian influence, not mere myths. I am going to reconstruct a timeline of Tartarian migrations and solidified city-states in the Americas. Expeditions like Coronado's and de Niza's unwittingly documented these remnants. Let's start with ancient genetic foundations linking Tartaria to American origins.

3/ Our timeline begins 20,000–30,000 years ago with Beringia crossings. Genetic studies show Native Americans share deep ancestry with Turkic peoples of Tartaria's Altai-Siberia region, including Mongolian DNA markers like Y-haplogroup C. [see: 'sauce' page for 3 references] By 4000–3000 BCE, Paleo-Eskimo migrations established vassal-like outposts, with Yup'ik-Aleut exchanges across the strait [mirroring later Tartarian trade networks]

4/ Botanical evidence reinforces this👆 Nearly 100+ Tartarian plant species, from cotton to corn and from Ginseng to Mulberry exchanged pre-Columbian, per Sorenson and Johannessen's 2004 study, suggesting organized transoceanic voyages from Tartarian Asia. [Sino-Tartarian, see: 'sauce pg.']

5/ By the i200s, under Ögedei Khan, the Tartarians migrated via the Strait of Anian, founding vassal-states within #AmericanTartaria. Ogilby's 1671 America states: "The Tartarians, under the Conduct of Hocatta [Ögedei]... peopled this Country, whose Posterity remains... in the most Northern parts of America." Anian Regnum [see map], called the gateway kingdom (modern Alaska) in these books, is labeled as '..a strategic hub with rich resources..', Bronze artifacts from East Asia recently found in a 1000-year-old Alaskan sites confirm Tartarian metallurgy trade. [Sauce pg]

6/ Ok.. By the j500s, European expeditions encountered these Tartarian city-states. Marcos de Niza's j539 voyage reported the Tartarian city of Cibola as "..seven opulent cities with turquoise gates and gold.." ..a flourishing vassal mistaken for myth, he viewed it from afar, fearing Zuni hostility. Coronado's 1540–42 quest for the Tartarian Kingdom of Quivira posited, "..rich in mythical gold.." revealing Tartarian posterity [Ogilby, sauce pg] Where did it go? 😉

7/ De Jode's 1593 map labels these as hierarchical realms: Cibola and Quivira as core provinces. #Tontonteac and Marata as satellite city-states with "..magnificent buildings.." per de Niza [Ogilby, p. 392].

8/ ~The Tartarian kingdom of Tolm, on de Jode's map, appears as a coastal trade hub . ~Tartarian kingdom of Sierra Nevada as a mountainous barrier protecting inland domains. ~Tartarian kingdom of Nova Albion as a northern outpost with fertile lands. ~Conibas, a lake-based region with gardens and mountains [Ogilby, p. 191], mirrors Tartarian hydrology, suggesting engineered vassals. These formed a network of city-states, linked by migration routes from Sino-Tartarians.

9/ The 1700s Vaugondy-Diderot map (1772 above) depicts these above kingdoms: Regnum Anian Quivira Tontonteac Tolm Nova Albion Bridging to Sino-Tartarians, with Jesso as the '..frontier abounding in gold, silver, and furs..' [Ogilby, p. 674] Jesso (Yezo) served as a resource vassal, separated by Anian Strait, facilitating empire-wide trade. Botanical exchanges, like custard apple seeds dated pre-Columbian in India-America links, affirm transoceanic contacts. [see: sauce]

10/ 19th-century newspapers, like the 1849 article on 'Tartarian' language', and 'Operas in Tartarian..'] echo lingering American ties amid colonial erasure. 👇

11/ So, from i200s–i400s, Tartarian posterity consolidated. #Estotiland, per Zeno brothers' i390s voyage, was a fertile island (modern Labrador) discovered by storm, with advanced inhabitant "..a northern vassal.." per Ogilby (p. 29).

12/ The evidence doesn't stop there. Mongolian DNA diffusion in Natives, per 2023 genomic reviews, traces to empire expansions. [see: sauce] Gene pool studies, like 2024 Oirat-Mongolian research, preserve Tartarian links across time. These city-states, Anian hubs, Cibola metropolises, Quivira plains, formed a solidified span, with vassal hierarchies evidenced by shared genetics and artifacts like Alaskan bronzes. 👇

13/ Into the 1800s–1900s, Tartaria persisted in maps until late 19th century (e.g., 1885 Central Asia maps), with newspapers like the 1853 Opelousas Courier referencing global Tartarian contexts.

14/ This timeline [Cliff-Notes] reveals migrations evolving into vassal city-states, suppressed by colonial narratives. Expeditions, documented fragments, genetics and botany, confirm the empire reached #AmericanTartaria. Thanks for reading Repost All 'sauce' on next pg.

15/ 🧵Sauce: ~1593 Cornelis De Jode Map of North America geographicus.com/P/AntiqueMap/n… ~Gene pool preservation across time and space In Mongolian-speaking Oirats nature.com/articles/s4143… ~Ancient bronze artifact from East Asia unearthed at Alaska archaeology site colorado.edu/today/2011/11/… ~mtDNA variation indicates Mongolia may have been the source for the founding population for the New World pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC19… ~Journeys and Adventures of the Brothers Zeno heritage-history.com/index.php?c=re… ~A reproduction of the Zeno map from a 1793 book. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Voyage_of… ~Scientific Evidence for Pre-Columbian Transoceanic Voyages sino-platonic.org/complete/spp13… ~Tracking “Tartary” on Western Maps blogs.loc.gov/maps/2025/06/t… ~De Soto Expedition ncpedia.org/de-soto-expedi… ~Coronado’s Expedition of the Southwest legendsofamerica.com/coronados-expe… ~The Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture: CORONADO EXPEDITION. okhistory.org/publications/e… ~Seven Cities of Cibola nationalgeographic.com/history/articl… ~Fray Marcos de Niza and His Disco cos de Niza and His Discovery of the Se y of the Seven Cities of en Cities of Cíbola digitalrepository.unm.edu/cgi/viewconten… ~Asian Metals were Traded in Alaska Centuries before Sustained Contact with Europeans sci.news/archaeology/as… ~Is it true that Native Americans have [Tartarian] DNA in them? quora.com/Is-it-true-tha… ~American Indians and Turkic People Share Deep Ancestry dnaconsultants.com/american-india… And finally.. ~America : being the latest, and most accurate description of the New World : containing the original of the inhabitants, and the remarkable voyages thither : the conquest of the vast empires of Mexico and Peru, and other large provinces and territories, with the several European plantations in those parts : also their cities, fortresses, towns, temples, mountains, and rivers : their habits, customs, manners, and religions : their plants, beasts, birds, and serpents : with an appendix containing, besides several other considerable additions, a brief survey of what hath been discover'd of the unknown south-land and the Arctick region archive.org/details/Americ…

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