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THE FINAL COUNTDOWN
ELIMINATION OF OUR VIRTUAL CHRONOLOGY
Extract of the new chronology
Common Era (CE) not equivalent to Anno Domini (AD);
AD1 = CE 191!
CE 1 not equivalent to SE 311/312;
CE 1 = SE 115/116 or SE 311/312 = CE 197!
AH1 not equivalent CE 622;
AH 1 = AD 622 = CE 816!
Spanish Era 1 not equivalent to BCE 38;
Spanish Era 1 =CE 155!
The Earth’s rotational clock error, usually know as Delta T ~ 0!
In my view all values of Delta T are not else then error of the Retro-calculation = ERC
ERC = Error of the Retro-Calculation
SSS = Solar Saros Series
LSS = Lunar Saros Series
-4712 [BCE] Julian Day Number (JD) 0 assigned to the day starting at noon on January 1.
-762 solar eclipse; -762-07-15; Bur-Sagale; (F. Richard Stephenson, HISTORICAL ECLIPSES AND THE EARTH’S ROTATION p. 125)
According to Fred Espenak the event had a considerable value of Delta T (recently maintained as 21220.6 sec, in 1997 believed to be 19840.3 sec, while in 2007 it was determined as 22343 sec…). misidentification, see below; solar eclipse -559-07-20
-730 lunar eclipse; -730-04-09; Clay tablet LBAT 1414; Prediction…; (F. Richard Stephenson, p.122) misidentification, see below; lunar eclipse -534-04-02
-720 lunar eclipse; -720-03-19/20; of Ptolemy, Mardokempad 1, Thoth 29/30; Delta T =21650 sec…; (F. Richard Stephenson, p.99) misidentification, see below; lunar eclipse -524-03-12
-719 lunar eclipse; -720-03-08/09; of Ptolemy, Mardokempad 2, Thoth 18/19; Delta T =19000 sec…; (F. Richard Stephenson, p.100) misidentification, see below; lunar eclipse -523-03-01
-719 lunar eclipse -719-09-01/02; of Ptolemy, Mardokempad 2, Ph. 15/16; Delta T > 21400 sec…; (F. Richard Stephenson, p.100) misidentification, see below; lunar eclipse -523-08-26
-708 solar eclipse.; -708-07-17; China/Qufu. “Duke Huan 3rd year. 7th month, day renchen, the first day of the month. There was an eclipse of the Sun; it was total.”; (EAST ASIAN ARCHEOASTRONOMY; Zhentao Xu, David W. Pankier and Yaotiao Jiang, p.31) The back calculation of SSS (Solar Saros Series) – 44 is wrong! ERC (Error of the Retro-Calculation) ~ 5h.
-701 lunar eclipse; -701-03-19/20; LBAT 1415; Delta T between 18350 sec – 25500 sec...; (F. Richard Stephenson, p.194) misidentification, see below; lunar eclipse -505-03-13
-694 lunar eclipse; -694-04-30/05-01;LBAT 1414; Delta T between 9700 sec – 19850 sec..; (F. Richard Stephenson, p.162, 195) misidentification, see below; lunar eclipse -498-04-24
-685 lunar eclipse; -685-04-21/22;LBAT 1417; Delta T =22500 sec…; (F. Richard Stephenson, p.162) misidentification, see below; lunar eclipse -489-04-15
-684 lunar eclipse; -684-10-3/4;LBAT 1415; Delta T =19000 sec…; (F. Richard Stephenson, p.163-4) misidentification, see below; lunar eclipse -488-09-27
-668 solar eclipse; -668-05-27; The eclipse identified by Parpola (1983); (F. Richard Stephenson, p.125) misidentification, see below; solar eclipse -472-05-20
-666 lunar eclipse; -666-11-14/15; LBAT 1415; Delta T between 11400 sec – 23500 sec... (F. Richard Stephenson, p.195-6) No exact dating!
-665 lunar eclipse; -665-04-10/11; LBAT 1415; Delta T =21050 sec…; (F. Richard Stephenson, p.151, 206) misidentification, see below; lunar eclipse -469-04-03
c. -660; Jimmu, legendary first emperor in Japan.
-656 solar eclipse; -656-04-15; The eclipse identified by Parpola (1983); (F. Richard Stephenson, p.125) No exact dating!
-647 solar eclipse; -647-04-06?; Paros or Thasos? (Ginzel 1); Delta T between 17800 sec – 21050 sec... (F. Richard Stephenson, p.338-42) No exact dating!
-620 lunar eclipse; -620-04-21/22; of Ptolemy, “In the fifth year of Nabopolassar, Athyr [III] 27/28; Delta T =17800 sec…; (F. Richard Stephenson, p.100) misidentification, see below; lunar eclipse -424-04-15
-600 lunar eclipse; -600-04-10/11; LBAT 1420; Delta T =18000 sec… (F. Richard Stephenson, p.164) No exact dating!
-600 solar eclipse; -600-09-20; China/Qufu, “Duke Xuan of Lu, 8th year, 7th month (should be 10th month), day jiazi. There was an eclipse of the Sun; it was total.”; (EAST ASIAN ARCHAEOASTR. p.31) The back calculation of the SSS – 44 is wrong! ERC between 21140 sec – 21960 sec...
-598 lunar eclipse; -598-02-19/20; LBAT 1420; Delta T =14400 sec… (F. Richard Stephenson, p.165) No exact dating!
-590 lunar eclipse; -590-03-22/23; LBAT 1420; Delta T between 12550 sec – 24700 sec... (F. Richard Stephenson, p.196) Wrong restored date.
-587 lunar eclipse; -587-01-18/19; LBAT 1420; Delta T between 11000 sec – 20850 sec… (F. Richard Stephenson, p.196-7) Wrong restored date.
-586 lunar eclipse; -586-01-7/8; LBAT 1420; Delta T =18850 sec… (F. Richard Stephenson, p.165) Wrong restored date.
-584 solar eclipse; -584-05-28?; of Thales, Asia Minor, (Ginzel 2); Delta T =18950 sec…(F. Richard Stephenson, p.342-4) No exact dating!
-579 lunar eclipse; -579-08-14/15; LBAT 1420; Delta T =19050 sec… (F. Richard Stephenson, p.160) No exact dating!
-576 lunar eclipse; -576-06-13/14; Clay tablet LBAT 1420; Delta T between 8250 sec – 20300 sec…; (F. Richard Stephenson, p.197) misidentification, see below; lunar eclipse -380-06-06
-572 lunar. eclipse; -572-04-1/2; LBAT 1419; Delta T =18050 sec… (F. Richard Stephenson, p.166) Wrong restored date.
-562 lunar eclipse; -562-09-5/6; LBAT 1421; Delta T between 13050 sec – 20600 sec…; (F. Richard Stephenson, p.197) misidentification, see below; lunar eclipse -366-08-30
c. -562; Birth of Buddha.
-561 lunar eclipse; -561-03-2/3; LBAT 1421; Delta T =15950 sec… No exact dating!
-559 solar eclipse; -559-07-20; of Bur-Sagale;
Bur-Sagale of Guzana, revolt in the city of Assur. In the month Simanu an eclipse of the sun took place.”
The back calculation of the SSS – 56 is wrong! ERC ~ 4h 30m (JD ~ 1517083.45); (Trad. BC 763-06-15)
-556 solar eclipse; -556-05-19?; The Siege of Larissa, (Ginzel 3); ”A cloud, however overspread the sun…” No exact dating!
-554 lunar eclipse; -554-10-6/7; Clay tablet LBAT 1419; (F. Richard Stephenson, p.173-4) misidentification, see below; lunar eclipse -358-09-30
-550; Birth of Confucius, author of the Analects, which provides central philosophy for Chinese way of life.
-550 lunar eclipse; -550-01-30; Clay tablet LBAT 1413; The back calculation of the LSS – 44 is not perfect! (Trad. BC 747-02-05)
-550 solar eclipse; -550-02-14; (JD ~ 1520215.5) Nabonassar, 1, Thoth 1; SSS – 70; (Traditional BC 747-02-20 or 26!!!)
-550 lunar eclipse; -550-07-26; Observation/Clay tablet LBAT 1413; Nabonassar 1, Month VI; The back calculation of the LSS – 49 is not perfect! (Trad. BC 747-08-02)
-549 lunar eclipse; -549-01-19; Observation/Clay tablet LBAT 1413; Nabonassar 1, Month XI; The back calculation of the LSS – 54 is not perfect! (Traditional BC 746-01-26)
-549 lunar eclipse; -549-07-15; Observation/LBAT 1413; Nabonassar 2, Month V; The back calculation of the LSS – 59 is not perfect! (Traditional BC 746-07-22)
-548 lunar eclipse; -548-01-08; Observation/LBAT 1413; Nabonassar 2, Month XI; The back calculation of the LSS – 64 is not perfect! (Traditional BC 745-01-15)
-548 solar eclipse; -548-06-19; China/Qufu. “Duke Xiang of Lu, 24th year, 7th month, day jiazi, the first day of the month. There was an eclipse of the Sun; it was total.”; (EAST ASIAN ARCH. p.31) The back calculation of the SSS – 57 is wrong; ERC between 16150 sec – 21710 sec...
-536 lunar eclipse.; -537-10-16/17; LBAT 1419; Delta T =18800 sec…; (F. Richard Stephenson, p.152, 198, 208) misidentification, see below; lunar eclipse -340-10-10
-534 lunar eclipse; -534-04-02; Clay tablet LBAT 1414; Year 1 of Mukin-zeri, Month I,; The back calculation of LSS – 62 is not perfect; (Traditional prediction! BC 731-04-09)
-524 lunar eclipse -524-03-12; of Ptolemy, in the first year of Mardokempad, Thot [I] 29/30; JD ~ 1529738.27; The back calculation of LSS – 53 is not perfect (wrong)! ERC ~ 4.86h; (Traditional BC 721-03-20)
-523 lunar eclipse; -523-03-01; of Ptolemy, in the second year of the same Mardokempad, Thot [I] 18/19; JD ~ 1530092.37; The back calculation of LSS – 63 is not perfect (wrong)! ERC ~ …. (Traditional BC 720-03-09)
-523 lunar eclipse; -523-08-26; of Ptolemy, in the second year Mardokempad, Phamenoth [VII] 15/16; JD ~ 1530269.21; The back calculation of LSS – 68 is not perfect (wrong)! ERC ~ …. (Traditional BC 720-09-01)
-522 lunar eclipse -522-07-16/17; of Ptolemy, in the seventh year of Kambyses, Phamenoth 17/18; Delta T =19250 sec; (F. Richard Stephenson, p.101, 166) misidentification, see below; lunar eclipse -326-07-09
-521 lunar eclipse; -521-01-9/10; Clay tablet LBAT 1477; (F. Richard Stephenson, p.167) No exact dating!
-516 lunar eclipse; -516-04-13; Clay tablet LBAT 1414; Marduk 9, Month II/15; The back calculation of the LSS – 62 is not perfect; (Traditional BC 713-04-19)
-505 lunar eclipse; -505-03-13; Clay tablet LBAT 1415; 1 of Bél-ibni; The back calculation of the LSS – 63 is not perfect (wrong)! (Traditional BC 702-03-20)
-501 lunar eclipse; -521-11-20; of Ptolemy, in the twentieth year of Darius, Epiphi 28/29; Delta T =18950 sec…; (F. Richard Stephenson, p.101-2) misidentification, see below; lunar eclipse -305-11-12
-500 lunar eclipse; -500-11-7/8; Clay tablet LBAT 1419; Delta T between 13000 sec – 14950 sec…; (F. Richard Stephenson, p.174) misidentification, see below; lunar eclipse -304-11-01
-498 lunar eclipse; -498-04-24; Clay tablet LBAT 1414; The back calculation of LSS – 62 is not perfect; (Traditional BC 695-04-30)
-490 lunar eclipse; -490-04-25/26; of Ptolemy, 31 of Darius, Tybi 3/4; Delta T =13800 sec…; (F. Richard Stephenson, p.102) misidentification, see below; lunar eclipse -294-04-19
-489 lunar eclipse; -489-04-15; Clay tablet LBAT 1417; The back calculation of LSS – 43 is not perfect (wrong)! (Traditional BC 686-04-21/22)
-488 lunar eclipse; -489-09-27; Clay tablet LBAT 1415; The back calculation of LSS – 58 is not perfect; (Traditional BC 685-10-03/04)
-482 lunar eclipse; -482-11-18/19; Clay tablet LBAT 1419; Delta T =17300 sec; (F. Richard Stephenson, p.152-3) No exact dating! Possible see below; lunar eclipse -286-11-12
-479 solar eclipse; -479-10-02; of Xerxes (Ginzel 4); According to Fred Espenak the evolution of Delta T was from 17065.0 sec (2001) to 16375.4 sec (recent value). misidentification, see below; solar eclipse -281-08-06
-477 solar eclipse; -479-02-17; of Xerxes’ Abydos (Ginzel 5); misidentification, see below; solar eclipse -274-03-24
-472 solar eclipse; -472-05-20; The eclipse identified by Parpola; The back calculation of SSS – 59 is not perfect (wrong)! ERC ~ 4.5 h; (Traditional BC 669-05-27)
