Александр Моисеев – The quatrains as a source of the coincidences (страница 3)
Is this a coincidence, or a message from previous civilizations? It is unlikely that we will ever be able to get an unambiguous answer, although the associations are strange.
THE PROPHECY about NICHOLAS II AND the OcTober REVOLUTIONS
The tragic fate of Emperor Nicholas II ended after the Bolsheviks came to power, who, as is known, shot not only him, but also his entire family. And 2 quatrains hint «predictably» at the events of his biography. The first of them, under the number 14 of the 1st Century, indicating the October Revolution of 1917. After translation, according to the source, it looks like this:
First of all, it should be remembered that the main reason for this event was the First World War, which, as is known, began in 1914 after the signing decree about mobilization by the emperor Nicholas in July 19th, as a result of which Germany immediately declared war on Russia. By the way, Nicholas II was the ninth emperor, if we count down from Peter Great.
But, his reign was the fourteenth just, since the country was also ruled by five queens. In addition, again by a strange coincidence, the Bolshevik party that came to power arose just 14 years before the events of October: in 1903, at the second Congress of the RSDLP (Russian Social-Democratic Labour Party). And the symbol of the Revolution, the 1st-rank cruiser Aurora entered service in the same year, although it was launched much earlier. And such name was caused by Emperor Nicholas from eleven other names when the cruiser was still under construction.
By the way, his wedding and coronation were also held on the 14th. On November 14 (26), 1894, in the Large Church of the Winter Palace, he was married to Princess nee Victoria Alice Elena Louise Beatrice of Hesse-Darmstadt, fourth daughter Grand Duke Ludwig IV of Hesse and the Rhine, later known as Alexandra Feodor. And in 1896 on May 14 (26), she and Nicholas were crowned, after which on the Khodynka field, through 4 days, that is, on the 18th, during the distribution of gifts in honor of the coronation and wedding of the Romanov couple, more than 1,300 people died in a stampede and about the same number were wounded, which usually happens only in fierce military battles.
Of course, this made an indelible impression on both the Russian public and the Romanov couple themselves. The Empress could not recover from this nightmare for a long time. And then, for the rest of her life, she tried, as it were, to atone for this sin, even without disdaining to work as a simple nurse, for example, during the First World War. She was actively involved in charity work.
As for Nikolas, he, of course, as the head of state, reacted to the consequences of the Khodynka tragedy. However, the measures he has taken cannot be called «sufficient» in any way. The Moscow chief of police Alexander Alexander Vlasovsky was removed from office. But, the emperor did not declare at least three days of mourning in the country, did not speak himself, and did not instruct anyone to make a funeral penitential speech to the people. Moreover, the public print media did not mention this event at all. Although, both he and the Empress on May 19 already have visited the victims in hospitals, and the emperor ordered to give 1,000 rubles to each of his personal funds. However, the very silencing of the tragedy turned out to be a mistake that outweighed all his further efforts to make amends. After all, for the common people, the festivities in honor of the coronation of the young emperor were something more than a simple holiday. These were hoping for a better life. But, after the tragedy, the tsar’s gift, the coronation mug already reminded of one of the most terrible catastrophes in Russian history. The people who believed in omens were now sure that the reign of Nicholas II would not be successful and would not end well. It seems that the whole of Russia realized this in an instant and was imbued with distrust and a negative attitude towards the emperor. In 1907, one of the most prominent representatives of Russian poetry of the Silver Age Konstantin Balmont wrote the poem «Our King», which turned out to be prophetic:
Therefore, the emperor was accused of cruelty «behind his back». The Romanovs’ experiences were inaccessible to the people. And it was then, according to some historians, that Nicholas II received the nickname: «bloody». There was a flood in St. Petersburg on November 12, 1903, which claimed the lives of many workers who huddled with their families in barracks. The authorities did not show themselves «from the best side.» and here, too. Well, then there was the Russian-Japanese war for control of Manchuria, Korea and the Yellow Sea, which began January 27 (February 9), 1904, which Russia lost (August 23 (September 5) 1905). In the epic novel «Tsushima» by Alexey Sil Novikov-Priboy, the mistakes of the combat training of the Second Pacific Squadron, which caused its defeat, were considered. The point is that, in this novel, the author accuses the emperor of having chosen a very unsuccessful fleet commander. And this once again confirmed the image of the «loser tsar» among the people, who is unable to govern the state. Well, in 1905, against his will, he again confirmed the nickname «bloody» once again, January 9th. There is a peaceful demonstration of workers led by a priest George Gapon was shot and this day was named «Bloody Sunday». Of course, Nikolas did not give the order to shoot at the demonstrators. He himself was not in town at all that day. And this tragedy has already initiated the revolutionary events of 1905—1907.
George Apollon Gapon
And again, the ninth Russian emperor since the time of Peter Greatest, Nicholas limited himself to decrees on this subject. Again, neither he nor anyone on his behalf made a penitential speech to the people, although, of course, there was a trial. But no one informed the people about this either. On the basis of these events, on January 11, the emperor established the St. Petersburg Governorate, under whose jurisdiction the city of St. Petersburg and the St. Petersburg province were transferred. Also, Mayor Fullon resigned.
Mayor Ivan Alexander Fullon
That is, these mistakes of the tsar as head of state brought the revolutionary situation closer, and not at all the «class hatred» invented by Lenin. So, the number «14», as «a red line» (according to the Russian expression meaning «the significance of the event»), like the «reds» who later came to power, as the Bolsheviks were later called, became as the curse of Nicholas, and as his family, and the entire Russian Empire, forever depriving the tsar of self-confidence as the leading politician in the country. That’s probably why the two wars he participated in ended in defeat. Well, he abdicated the throne March 2, 1917, according to the old style, and March 15, according to the new style. And the last ruler of Russia from the Romanov dynasty, brother of Nicholas II, Mikhail, it turns out, is the fifteenth and last ruler of the Romanov dynasty. Because the emperor abdicated in favor of his younger brother. Besides, there is as if, hint that the sovereign with number «2», whose name begins with the fifteenth letter of the alphabet renunciation is happening!
In addition, even after the reform of the alphabet, the letter with which the name of this emperor begins retained its ordinal number.
By the way, it is also interesting to note that the first arrest of the former emperor began on March 9 1917, old style (9th emperor of the Romanov dynasty), and ended on April 1 1917, old style and 14 new. So, the revolution in 1917 became possible also because the tsarist government did not act in the best way in the First World War. Especially, the development of events after the so-called Brusilov breakthrough, when the success gained with considerable blood, was gradually completely lost, «overflowed the cup of patience».
Adjutant General Alexey Alexey Brusilov
All this led to decomposition in the Russian army, to a feeling of futility, of participating in hostilities, where there is a high risk of becoming disabled, or even dying, as they say, «not for a sniff of tobacco,» while many workers and peasants were waiting for families, their agricultural work on the fields and in factories. In short, an ordinary, peaceful life awaited them. But, in addition to major failures at the front and the loss of a significant number of soldiers, his power was significantly discredited by scandals related to Grigory Rasputin. It should also be noted here that the current State Duma, in fact, was already in opposition to the emperor. Finally, the chief of Staff of the Headquarters of the Supreme High Command, general Alekseev, on the eve of Nicholas’s abdication, deprived the capital protection, stopping with a circular telegram all combat-ready military units heading for Petrograd (St. Petersburg). In general, it is difficult to imagine what else had to be done for the collapse of the Russian Empire.