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The seventh page compares the cycle Tzolkin in ancient calendar of Maya with letters of the modern Russian alphabet, and compares to hierarchy of gods in Vedic mythology. And also shows the systematic order of consonants of the Russian alphabet within the circular matrix of numbers of senary numerology. |
Letters of the modern Russian alphabet can be correlated not only to 28-day
cycles of the moon but also can be correlated to the 20-day and 13-day periods
of the cycle Tzolkin in ancient calendar of Maya as in the Russian alphabet
there are 20 consonants and also there are 10+1+2=13 vowels if letters
(brief
sound) 
(firm mark) 
(soft
mark) to consider among vowel letters that is justified as in essence the firm
and soft marks and brief
sound are unpronounceable variants of
the vowel sound
.
Twenty consonants are comparable to the circular matrix which is shown on schemes:
The circular matrix of 20 consonants of the Russian alphabet has four circles
and five numerical axes, namely is a matrix of numbers of senary (six-sign)
numerology and senary scale of notation.
It is necessary to tell that Indians of Maya used quinary scale of notation,
namely four numbers have been designated by points and the fifth number has been
designated by line, but five numbers are designated by ciphers from 1 up to 5
and 0 is required for a designation of the sixth number in the senary scale of
notation. As well as nine numbers are applied in decimal scale of notation and 0
is required for record of the tenth number. Therefore the shown matrix has five
numerical axes but is a matrix of numbers of senary scale of notation.
Russian letters and serial numbers of letters are shown by dark font, and the
red font writes names of some corresponding letters of the Phoenician alphabet.
The order of Russian letters corresponds to sequence in the alphabet in the left
scheme, and letters have the systematic order according to which form figures
symmetric concerning the first numerical axis in the right scheme:
- letters 
are
conformable and form a symmetric figure;
- letters
are conformable and form a
symmetric figure;
- letters
and
form a symmetric figure;
- letters
and
form a symmetric figure.
Letters 
are
noted by yellow color and have other positions rather than in the alphabet that
is necessary for a symmetric arrangement, and also is justified by concurrences
to Phoenician letters:
- letter
according to other position
coincides with the Phoenician letter waw and takes the fifth position of the
circular matrix and as a result letters
form a symmetric figure;
- letter
according to other position
coincides with the Phoenician letter tav and takes the fifteenth position and as
a result letter
on the fourteenth position
forms a symmetric figure with letters 
;
- letter
according to other position
coincides with the Phoenician letter qof and takes the twelfth position in the
circular matrix, and according to alphabetic sequence can to coincide with the
Phoenician letter kaph and to take the seventh position, but position of the letter
on the seventh position breaks symmetry;
- letter
according to alphabetic
sequence can to coincide with the Phoenician letter resh and to take the twelfth
position, but for a symmetric arrangement takes the seventh position and
coincides with the Phoenician letter thet which is on one numerical axis with
the letter resh if to consider the duodecimal circular matrix of Phoenician
letters which look on the first page in this website section.
The shown systematic order of consonants of the Russian alphabet is necessary
for comparison with the cycle Tzolkin in ancient calendar of Maya. And also the
systematic sequence of vowel letters of the Russian alphabet which is necessary
for comparison with ancient calendar of Maya, that is shown on the scheme:
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Serial numbers of letters correspond to sequence in the
alphabet, but letters
 have other positions
rather than in the alphabet that is necessary for symmetry of letters.
Namely if letter
takes the eleventh
position then is symmetric to the letter
 , and if letter
takes the twelfth
position then is symmetric to the letter
 .The additional information on symmetry of vowel letters of the Russian alphabet look on pages of this website in other section which has the name metalinguistics. |
The word Tzolkin or Tzolk'in means "sacred calculation of days". Days have names "kin", and the 20-day periods have names "uinal". The general number of days during the cycle is 20x13=260, namely the cycle Tzolkin consists of 13 uinals. Hence, days or kins correspond with consonant letters, and 20-day periods or uinals correspond with vowel letters of the Russian alphabet. And also there are 13-day weeks having names "tonal" in which days or kins correspond with vowel letters, and tonals correspond with consonants as the cycle Tzolkin includes 260/13=20 tonals that is shown in the table:
Verticals of the table correspond to the periods uinals and correspond with
vowel letters of the Russian alphabet, and horizontals of the table correspond
to the days kins and correspond with consonant letters. Red, white, dark, yellow
colors designate 13-day weeks tonals which 20 times alternate and correspond
with consonant letters, and kins during every tonal correspond with vowel
letters. In total every kin during the cycle Tzolkin corresponds with the letter
of kin and with the letter of uinal, and also corresponds with the letter of
tonal and with the letter of day within a tonal. For example, the seventh kin of
the fifth uinal corresponds with letters
and also is the
ninth day of the seventh tonal that corresponds with letters
, and in the sum corresponds with letters
. Or the third kin of the third uinal corresponds
with letters 
and also is the fourth day of the fourth
tonal that corresponds with letters
, and in the sum corresponds with letters
.
It is possible to write dates of the modern Gregorian calendar in cells of the
table, namely it is possible to coordinate calendar of Maya with the Gregorian
calendar that allows to correlate concrete days to letters.
There are different variants according to which the cycle Tzolkin is compared
with the Gregorian calendar and consequently I cannot specify as correct any one
of these variants, but according to one of variants the present cycle Tzolkin
proceeds from December, 25th, till September, 10th, 2009, and following will
proceed from September, 11th, till May, 28th, 2010.
The number of days in the cycle Tzolkin can not be coordinated with the solar
annual cycle in which 365 days, and consequently the mathematical and
metaphysical sense of the cycle Tzolkin is unknown. Though there are assumptions
of interrelation with the cycle of rotation of the planet Mars around the sun
that makes 780 days and can be coordinated with 260 days of the cycle Tzolkin as
780/3=260, but nevertheless the valid sense is unknown. If to consider comparison
of kins and uinals with vowels and consonants of the Russian alphabet, and to
consider comparison of Russian letters with hierarchy of gods in Vedic mythology
then there is an obvious interrelation of ancient Vedic or Indo-European
civilization with civilization of Maya or Mesoamerican civilization. Then the
mathematical and metaphysical sense of the cycle Tzolkin becomes clear as 20
kins and 13 uinals are possible to compare with letters of the Russian alphabet,
and are possible to compare with names of Vedic gods which are known in Vedas.
Two following lists show comparisons of kins and uinals with letters of the
Russian alphabet and with gods of Vedic mythology.
TWENTY KINS AND TWENTY TONALS
1.
Imix - Crocodile or
Red Dragon.
Letter
and the deity of Vedic mythology BHAGA
in category Adityas.
2.
Ik - Wind or White Wind.
Letter and the
deity of Vedic mythology SOMA in category Vasus.
3.
Akbal - Night-house or Blue Night.
Letter
and the deity of Vedic
mythology VISHNU in category Adityas.
4.
Kan - Maize or Yellow Seed.
Letter
and the deity of Vedic
mythology MITRA in category Adityas.
5.
Chicchan - Snake or
Red Snake.
Letter
and the deity of Vedic
mythology PRATYUSHA in category Vasus.
6.
Cimi - Death or White Connector of Worlds.
Letter
and the deity of Vedic
mythology PAVAKA or ANALA in category Vasus.
7.
Manik - Deer or Blue Hand.
Letter
and the deity of Vedic mythology PUSHAN
in category Adityas.
8.
Lamat - Rabbit or Yellow Star.
Letter
and the deity of Vedic mythology ANSA in category Adityas.
9.
Muluc - Water or Red Moon.
Letter
and the deity of Vedic mythology SAVITR
in category Adityas.
10.
Oc - Dog or White Dog.
Letter
and the deity of Vedic mythology SURYA in category Adityas.
11.
Chuen - Monkey or Blue Monkey.
Letter
and the deity of Vedic mythology ARYAMAN
in category Adityas.
12.
Eb - Grass or Yellow Man.
Letter
and the deity of Vedic mythology DHATR
in category Adityas.
13.
Ben - Reed or Red Heavenly Wanderer.
Letter
and the deity of Vedic mythology DHARA in category Vasus.
14.
Ix - Jaguar or White Wizard.
Letter
and the deity of Vedic mythology APA in category Vasus.
15.
Men - Eagle or Blue Eagle.
Letter
and the deity of Vedic mythology VARUNA
in category Adityas.
16.
Cib - Owl/Vulture or Yellow Soldier.
Letter
and the deity of Vedic mythology DHRUVA in category Vasus.
17.
Caben - Earthquake or Red Ground.
Letter 
and the deity of
Vedic mythology VIVASVAT in category Adityas.
18.
Etznab - Knife or White Mirror.
Letter 
and the deity of
Vedic mythology USHAS in category Adityas.
19.
Cauac - Rain or Blue Storm.
Letter
and the deity of Vedic mythology ANILA in category Vasus.
20.
Ahau - Lord or Yellow Sun.
Letter 
and the deity of
Vedic mythology PRABHASA in category Vasus.
The resulted names and interpretations of names, and also color conformity of
kins are prospective as are modern interpretations, and the valid ancient values
of names are unknown, that is symbols (glyphs) are authentic only.
THIRTEEN UINALS AND DAYS IN 13-DAY PERIODS
Uinals have no symbols and names, but have serial numbers in calendar
of Maya.
1. Letter 
and the deity of Vedic mythology RUDRA in category Rudras.
2. Letter
and the deity of Vedic
mythology APAM NAPAT in category Rudras.
3. Letter 
and the deity of
Vedic mythology AHY BUDHNYA in category Rudras.
4. Letter
and the deity of Vedic mythology VAYU in category Rudras.
5. Letter
and the deity of Vedic mythology INDRA in category Rudras.
6. Letter
and the deity of Vedic mythology PARJANYA in category Rudras.
7. Letter
and the deity of Vedic
mythology MATARISHVAN in category Rudras.
8. Letter
(firm mark) and one of twins Ashvins in Vedic mythology.
9. Letter 
and the deity
of Vedic mythology VATA in category Rudras.
10. Letter (soft mark)
and one of twins Ashvins in Vedic mythology.
11. Letter
and the deity of Vedic
mythology TRITA APTYA in category Rudras.
12. Letter
and the deity of Vedic
mythology APAS in category Rudras.
13. Letter 
and the deity
of Vedic mythology ADJA ECAPAD in category Rudras.
The detailed information on parities of Vedic gods with letters of the
Russian alphabet look on pages of this website in other section: names of gods.
The following page results the information on the cycle Haab in ancient calendar of Maya, and describes other numerical and sign systems in which eighteen or nine numbers are known that is a basis of decimal scale of notation and decimal numerology.
