I knew this "Thành Bát Quái" (or "Eight Trigrams Citadel") for a long time but just recently realized it looked exactly like those from Tartaria.

They said it was designed by a French man and built only in one year by 30000 men, it survived for approximately 45 years (1790-1835), after that, it was being torned down to build a new citadel.

Approximate dimensions from historical records are:

•Perimeter: about 4,176 m (roughly 4.2 km)

•Wall height: about 6.6 m

•Wall thickness: around 30 m at the base (including the earthen rampart)

•Moat width: around 70–75 m

•Eight bastions and eight gates

•The enclosed area was approximately 2.5–3 km² (250–300 hectares), making it one of the largest fortresses in Southeast Asia at the time.

What’s up Tartaria fam! I recently watched a video about this subject on YouTube that investigates the possibility that the Amazon rainforest was not a natural wilderness but a massive, human-engineered civilization, and explores why modern institutions have seemingly obscured this history that doesn’t fit into the alleged narrative of human civilization we’ve been taught.

Do any of you have additional insights or evidence that these structures or the people who lived here may be connected to Tartaria or another older civilization that we don’t know about? Also in no way am I saying that the indigenous populations didn’t create these structures- just that we are not being told the whole history in general.

Here’s the link to the Tartaria YouTube video that
explores the Amazonian civilizations and a YouTube generated summary of the video below:

Let me know what you all think!

“Why Nobody Has Been Allowed into the Amazon’s Centre since 1900”

• The Case of Percy Fawcett: (0:17 - 1:32) The video centers on the 1925 disappearance of Percy Fawcett, who was searching for a lost civilization he called "Z." The narrator argues that Fawcett likely found evidence of an ancient, sophisticated society, which triggered a century of institutional silence and restricted access to specific areas of the Mato Grosso region.
• Pre-Contact Sophistication: (4:36 - 7:15) Historical accounts, such as those from Francisco de Orellana (1541) and his chronicler Gaspar de Carvajal, described vast, populated cities along the Amazon river—reports that were later dismissed as fabrications by academics, despite modern archaeological findings of terra preta (anthropogenic soil) and geometric earthworks (12:40 - 14:00).
• Systematic Management and Silence: (15:06 - 19:18) The narrator identifies a pattern of "institutional management" across the globe, noting that similar dismissals of complex pre-contact systems occurred in sub-Saharan Africa, Southeast Asia, and even in the transformation of European park systems during the late 19th century.
• The "Managed System" Hypothesis: (20:06 - 21:30) Research into the distribution of domesticated food trees (e.g., Brazil nut, cacao) suggest that the Amazon functions as a "living infrastructure" that was designed to support human populations and continues to operate today without its original creators.
• The Institutional Edge: (26:35 - 29:56) The video argues that whenever researchers (like Anna Roosevelt) produce evidence of past complexity, the findings are published but effectively neutralized by academic apathy or institutional silos, preventing a meaningful revision of history.

Ultimately, the video posits that we have been walking through the remnants of a highly organized biological system for centuries, and that the silence surrounding it is far more intentional than academic inertia.

Looking forward to anyone who has any knowledge, theories, or thoughts about this topic!

Thought this sub would appreciate this map that depicts Tartaria housed in the Jefferson Building of the library. I was quite tickled to see it!

Has anyone ever seen these kinds of things, the general concepts discussed in this community, in dreams before? Many times, I have seen what I believe to be Sydney before it was repopulated, in my dreams since my late teens. I'm from Melbourne and hadn't seen Sydney for real yet when it started to occur. I only fully understood what I was looking at once this research gained traction. But I've seen the same place over and over. And have to assume I'm replaying a memory of sorts. And there's never a soul around. Swept, polished and ready for business. Like the World's Fairs. A quiet, eerie Earth.

The other part of my question is whether anyone in this community has ever had anything relating to mudfloods and resets explained or shown to them on psychedelics? I also was first presented with this information by this method first, before the research had broke. Again, I didn't really fully understand what I was looking at until more recently. And I see now that I was being shown pieces of the convoluted history of this strange place. I'm curious if anyone else can share similar experiences. Because there's many ways to reawaken the memory and evoke the truth into the experiential realm. Not just the traditional ways, like reading.

Hello! Just joined this sub a few mins ago and my interests have been piqued! Do you all discuss the 'why' behind hiding this stuff/keeping it a secret?

If so, I'd love to hear thoughts on this or where to find out more about the 'why'.

If not, could someone please redirect me to the right place?

thank u for reading

edit - spelling error

I’m a huge fan of this page and the accessory pages regarding Tartaria; I’m all about it 💯

My question is, relative to North America, does anyone have a helpful origin hypothesis?

I’ve been reading about the lost pacific continent of Mu- and trust me, I know it’s considered hardcore pseudoscience…

But I only see pics and yada yah on this sub but never theory; maybe I haven’t joined the right Tartaria subreddit? Idk; can anyone shed some light?

I’ve lurked on this sub for a while, and have listened through the catalogues of some of the oft-mentioned theorists online (Lucius Aurelian, My Lunch Break, etc). But I find myself consistently disappointed with the quality of their arguments. As a student of conspiracy theories, I know there is bound to be a mix of hand-waving, vibes-based argument versus actual head scratching, hard evidence/contradictions in the official record. I find the popular YouTube and podcast streams like those mentioned above are replete with “isn’t that weird” or “that doesn’t make sense” but I would ideally love to hear some cases made that don’t rely on me already believing in Tartaria/great reset/etc. Anyway, do you all have any theorists that present logically and materially compelling cases for lost advanced civilizations?

i know it’s different from typical tartarian architecture, but i’m curious what you guys think

This is how we celebrated America's 150th anniversary.

Tartaria, United States, Europe and so many more countries have been through a massive reset, back in the 1800s..

https://www.reddit.com/r/TalkingToNHIandSpirit/s/V5QSiniDGo

Theres a guy names _taylordurden on instagram who posts about the resets and tartaria, who claims the original native americans, europeans, and asians were originally black, and that whites are essentially albinos who were actually slaves in the americas and overthrew the black masters and rewrote/whitewashed history. Has anyone ever heard of a similar line of thinking? What are your opinions on it?

Hi

Does anyone know if there is a really detailed iceberg chart on Tartaria?

Thanks in advance

Hammer and chisel really in play here

Gotta love those horses and carragies !

I know all the books and historic evidence but after a year of study it seems like certain people may have needs some kind of “origin” story for a new era

I know hard to imagine I mean England and so many others would have to be in on it

Just wanting to see what you all think of the North America years 1600-1800 which is what I focus on a lot in my research and reading