The 1357 Manuscript That Preserved Tartaria Before It Vanished From History

In 1357, a manuscript was written that described a world very different from the one we are taught today. Long before modern history books were finalized, this text recorded vast regions, political systems, trade networks, and a civilization known as Tartaria — a name that later disappeared almost entirely from official narratives.

This documentary examines the manuscript in its historical context, comparing its descriptions with medieval maps, architectural evidence, and documented changes in geography that followed centuries later. Rather than relying on speculation, the focus is on patterns that can still be observed today: consistent cartographic references, shared architectural systems, and the sudden removal of a name once widely accepted across Europe and Asia.

Why did Tartaria appear so clearly in early records, only to vanish without explanation?
Why do cities, buildings, and infrastructure outlast the histories written about them?
And what does this manuscript reveal about how history is remembered, revised, or forgotten?

This episode explores those questions by looking at primary sources, physical evidence, and historical contradictions — inviting viewers to examine the past with curiosity rather than assumptions.

This documentary explores architectural and historical anomalies through alternative research perspectives.

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