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Quote: t is interesting to note that the Auguries from the books of the Chilam Balaam gives the day (in the Mani version) K'in lob as a "bad" omen, while the Katun (in the Chumayel) was considered as "evil." Nevertheless, man was able to record in the seventh century AD, a broad sweeping change of the calendar in Copan, China and Babylon.4 which agrees with Janis's calculations. Kudos for Janis! (No, he had no idea that I was on a similar subject of the year change. But then, at that point, neither did I! --------------------------- There is a Persian manuscript illumination which shows a similar white mountain (in the background) and a mountain covered with flowers and fruit (as veggies), and a weird gash in the earth behind a man who is looking at a split faced moon similar to those found in the Madrid Codex on the top register of pages 91-92 and 93. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- The event was seen! But, by whom؟ Was it the Aztecs who saw it and recorded it for their university lessons in astronomy as "The Birth of the Fifth Sun"؟ The Maya actually recorded the split moon in the tiny glyphs in the Madrid Codex as the tiny glyph shown above. web.archive.org/web/20111028081146/http://www.mayalords.org/restfldr/persia.htmlhttp://www.mayalords.org/restfldr/persia.html