Alexander, Aristotle, Avesta

von Albert Lashev

120 Seiten, Taschenbuch

Kurzbeschreibung des Verlags

In 334 BC, Alexander of Macedon crossed the Hellespont carrying 1,300 talents of debt and no named creditors. Official history has never asked who lent the money - or what they demanded in return.At the center of the investigation stands a single unexplained fact: Alexander of Macedon - the man who razed Thebes to the ground and burned Persepolis - marched into Cappadocia in March of 333 BC, encountered the living guardians of the world's oldest astronomical tradition, and left without placing a garrison. The only time in the entire campaign he broke his own pattern of territorial control. The sources give no explanation. They barely mention it at all.The book reconstructs what happened in that fire temple - and what was at stake.Aristotle, Alexander's tutor from the age of thirteen, knew the Zoroastrian tradition. He knew it well enough to build a philosophical system that directly contradicted its central claim: that truth is accessible to every person without an intermediary. Two sentences in the Politics - the barbarian and the slave are by nature one and the same - and the entire ideological foundation of the campaign is in place. Not a slip of the pen. A calculated polemic against a tradition he had studied and understood.The Avesta - the archive the campaign was sent to destroy - contained an astronomical schedule. Specific dates. Celestial signs. A calculation pointing to a moment three centuries in the future. Three independent researchers from different eras, using entirely different methods, arrived at the same result: March 20, 6 BC.What Alexander found in Cappadocia, why he chose to leave it intact, where the original sources went, why his body was never found - the investigation moves through each question with sources named, evidence weighed, and the author's reconstructions clearly marked as such.The answer to the central question - why he left no garrison - turns out to be an answer to something much larger.

• ISBN: 9798172565182
• Sprache: Englisch
• Erscheinungsdatum: 07.09.2026
• Größe: 229 x 152 mm
• Verlag: Amazon Digital Services LLC - Kdp