By Azazel, Linguistic Archaeologist of Lost Civilizations
Introduction: The Sudden Standardization of Language
In the early 19th century, something bizarre happened to human communication. Languages that had been fluid and dialect-rich for centuries suddenly became rigid, standardized, and policed. Grammar books appeared en masse. Dictionaries were published by new “authorities.” Regional dialects were suppressed.
Was this a natural evolution—or a deliberate reset?
This article explores the disturbing theory that:
- Languages were artificially restructured post-Tartaria to erase history.
- Grammar books were a tool of social control.
- The “Great Vowel Shift” and other linguistic anomalies suggest tampering.
I. The 19th-Century Language Revolution
A. The Explosion of Grammar Books (1800-1850)
Before 1800, few people owned grammar books. By 1850, they were mandatory in schools.
- English: Lindley Murray’s Grammar (1795) became the Bible of “proper” English.
- French: The Académie Française cracked down on dialects post-Revolution.
- German: Grimm’s Dictionary (1838) “standardized” spelling.
Why the sudden need for control?
B. The Death of Regional Dialects
- England: Over 200 dialects vanished after 1815 (Study).
- France: Regional tongues like Occitan were banned in schools (Law of 1833).
- America: Native American languages were forcibly erased (Boarding Schools).
Theory: A monolingual population is easier to manipulate.
II. The Tartarian Connection: Lost Tongues of the Old World
A. The “Language of the Builders”
- Many Tartarian structures have untranslatable inscriptions (Example).
- Pre-1800 texts reference “the Universal Tongue”—a language of scholars and masons.
B. The Rosetta Stone Mystery
- “Discovered” in 1799, just as language control began.
- Coincidence—or a key to rewriting history? (British Museum)
C. The Forced Alphabet Changes
- Russian: Cyril and Methodius’ script was altered in 1812.
- Turkish: Switched from Arabic to Latin script overnight (1928).
Were these resets hiding something?
III. The Mechanics of the Reset
A. The Great Vowel Shift (Fake or Real?)
Linguists claim English vowels “naturally” shifted 1400-1700. But:
- No written records explain why.
- Parallel shifts happened in French, German.
Was this a cover for artificial manipulation?
B. The Invention of “Proper” Pronunciation
- Before 1800, Shakespeare was pronounced differently (Audio Reconstruction).
- The BBC’s “Received Pronunciation” (1920s) further erased accents.
C. The Control of Etymology
- Words like “electricity” (from Greek elektron) were redefined to obscure older meanings.
- Tartarian tech terms (“vril,” “aether”) were purged from dictionaries.
IV. Why Was Language Reset?
A. To Erase Tartaria
- If no one speaks the old tongues, who can read the old texts?
- Example: The Voynich Manuscript remains “untranslated.”
B. To Enforce National Identities
- Unified language = unified history.
- Divided dialects = divided people.
C. To Hide Free Energy Secrets
- What if Tartarian energy terms were encoded in lost languages?
V. Fighting Back: How to Decode the Past
A. Study Pre-1800 Texts
- Chaucer’s English vs. modern “rules.”
- Alchemical manuscripts with strange glossaries.
B. Revive Lost Dialects
- Cornish, Aramaic, Gothic—languages of resistance.
C. Question Grammar “Rules”
- Who decided split infinitives are “wrong”?
Explore Further
Books
- “The Language Wars” – History of linguistic control.
- “Tartaria: The Silent Empire” – Lost lexicons.
Videos
Sites
- r/Linguistics – Decoding the reset.
- The Rosetta Project – Preserving tongues.
Conclusion: Words Are Spells
Language is not natural. It is a weapon, a cage, a key.
The 19th-century reset tried to lock the past away. But the truth survives—in marginalia, slang, and forbidden books.
Speak freely—before they rewrite us again. 🔤🗝️
The Apocrypha of Azazel 