(episode 9)

In Mugalia, in the area between the source of the Amur River and the Sinskaya wall, many cities are depicted that were destroyed (as you can see on numerous maps). This land now has no cities, forts, or stone buildings. There is nothing but empty land. In Siberia in a number of places one can see the ruins of ancient walls and piles of rubble where large cities were apparently. There are also valuable monuments in them, from which it can be concluded that people with a high culture lived in these countries.

The mountain ranges: Alanus, Vorosus, Imaus, Sikhius, Belgian, Rifeus, Alkhas, etc., which were known in antiquity, are difficult to define today due to deliberate frequent name changes. The same applies to the names of rivers, for example: Tahmin, Uhardes, Margus, Koskar, Kossin, Sossa and many others, which were known in ancient times, can now be recognized only with some probability. A misconception held that the Caspian Sea connects to the Arctic Ocean via the Ob. Many of the cities the ancients spoke of are nowhere to be found. Either they were destroyed or the name was completely changed. For example, Arbam, Sema, Aybair, Sianfur, Naiman, Kantkorakur, and entire regions and peoples known from the earliest descriptions of the land are not now found under their old names. Many cities like Ung or Gog, Siorza, Kavona, Baida, Bargu and countless others are clearly located on old maps and descriptions.

Many ancient Siberian cities and villages were destroyed, but their remains have preserved their names, although there are almost no houses in them. Between Tobol and Astrakhan and between Astrakhan and Sina there are many rivers, lakes, roads and many other ruined cities and fortresses. If you go by boat on the river Indiga, opposite the island of Kolguev, near the Samoyeds living by the ocean, you will come to the city of Gorodishche, where several peoples, called Chuds, lived in the past and no longer exist. Only the walls of the ancient city remained. Since there are no permanent cities in the modern country of the Kalmaks, in the north, east or center of the country, it is likely that the Kalmak kings, who are said to have lived in cities, lived here.

Many places are named on the old maps and many states, regions, cities and rivers are mentioned in this area, near or between the Caspian Sea and Sino or Sina, which are unknown today and do not exist, even if accurately recorded. There is no doubt that incredible and powerful events took place here. Many cities and nations were destroyed and the names of others were changed. The northern part of the Imai Mountains, called Alkai, may be the small, now destroyed state of Altyn. Tartaria, got its name from the river Tartarus, which flowed from the land of Mughal and flowed into the Arctic Ocean. The Tyumen region fell under the Great Khan of Tartary, and the peoples who lived in the north were called Mekrit, Molgomsau, Badai and Samoyed and worshiped the Sun. Also, the famous trading town of Grustina, located on the river Ob, can no longer be found today.