A true history of the world, and of what has happened to us — researched from the primary record and the scholarship, written in our own words, and placed in the order of time. This website stands on its own, outside the education curriculum: it is a history to read, not a course to complete.
English edition — the language editions of this history are outstanding and will follow the Collection's translation pattern; none is fabricated here. Reading levels are labelled on each page, senior readings at Grades 10–13 · College · University.
563 dated entries, from the first records of Mesopotamia to the present year: when, the people, where they lived, how they lived, the war or conquest and who did it, how they were killed, and the outcome — every entry classed, every entry pointing back to its record. A reader enters this site by walking the years; every reading below hangs off its era.
Open the ChronologyThe tablets speak: the Anunnaki in the cuneiform record, Atrahasis whole, the King List at its face; the Watchers in the texts; the flood traditions of the nations; the heavens they knew; the gates of the ancient world.
The Tablets Speak · The Watchers · Flood TraditionsRome — the persecution record; and tracking the Dispersion, the tribes going out among the nations, at the record of the texts and the centuries.
Rome · The DispersionOne grassland, never one empire: Herodotus's Scythians, the khaganates, Chinggis and the succession to 1920; Tartary as the geography books knew it; and how the world got onto paper, map by map.
The Steppe World · The Mapping of the World · The Tartary PlateWhat was done to the peoples of the Americas and the world from 1492 to the present: the genocide record, the censuses and registers, the schools, the payouts, fire and the taking — and the peoples standing.
The Genocide Record · The Genocides RegisterThe hidden powers examined at documented weight; portals and CERN at the laboratory's own record; the Table — what an image can and cannot prove.
The Hidden Powers · Portals and CERNThe code talkers — the languages that won battles; and they signed on: the long service of the Indigenous peoples from the alliance wars to the present.
The Code Talkers · The Long ServiceSelected knowledge and practices of the peoples of the Americas: farming, the buffalo, canoes, crafts, trade.
Open the bandPeoples and treaties, practices at depth, wars at the documentary level.
Open the bandThe full history: the ancient world, the registers, the genocide record, the wars and the modern record.
Open the bandThis history is not presented as finished. Its own audit (2026-10-28) named what was missing, and the missing parts are being researched and built, volume by volume, under the owner's ruling. Now standing: the six great dossiers converted whole — Africa, the Slave Trades, the Theft of Natural Resources, the Holocaust, both World Wars — with Mexico beside them, the Cold War entire (Korea and Vietnam as wars in full), and the missing millennium (AD 500–1000) — Byzantium, the rise of Islam, Tang China. Still being built: the nations, one by one — six dossiers stand built (Canada, Mexico, Algeria, Angola, Benin, Botswana) of the 194 the ledger names, each at its own historians first — and the Chronology’s deepening: the fields the record does not yet hold, printed as owed and filled as the research establishes them.
The books themselves stand in the Library — where a reading here rests on a book (Enoch, Jubilees, Daniel and the rest), the book is read there. The graded curriculum stands in the School, a separate website; this history is not part of it. The peoples' own published texts, recovered as witnesses, stand in the School's Indigenous doorway and its language doorways; the recovered texts are historical witnesses, not Sacred Name editions.