The fate and world of the leader of the PRC from the perspective of Sky Politics

ACADEMY OF DEVELOPMENT MANAGEMENT – INSTITUTE OF SKY POLITICS

Sky Politics is a doctrine of time. Time on the rotating firmament is measured by the movement of the Sun, Moon and Stars. All these are cycles of change, where the history of the world is presented as the sum of waves of different periods with their addition at points of predetermination.

These points of predetermination of what will be, year by year, are discerned by prophets, but these points on the waves of history, knowing the periods of at least two waves, can be calculated (triangulated) with an accuracy of 3 years.

The firmament rotates around the Pole Star. The projection of the center of rotation of events on Earth is the Son of Heaven – the emperor of the Middle Kingdom of the yellow people. Today this place at the center of rotation of world politics is occupied by the head of the PRC, Xi Jinping.

When "feeling out" the future based on the cycles of "returning to square one," Sky Politics uses the principle of commensurability of images and multiplicity of similarities. For our time this is done by superimposing on the reference wave of the 12-year meander of the Chinese "Xiali" calendar the signal wave of the Horde cycle of the Single State of Genghis Khan – 726 years, with the subsequent laying out of the points of predetermination on a ruler of Gregorian dates. 

All this gibberish can be imagined if the tape of events is filled with figures of historical personalities personifying the role of the individual in history. Which is what we will do in the further exposition.

Sky Politics, by the method of divine revelation (Eureka!), discovered the multiplicity of similarities between what happened in the era of the Single State of Genghis Khan (Yeke Mongghul Ulus, 13th–14th centuries) and what is now being repeated "in broad strokes" within the framework of the SCO (described in the book: Devyatov A. Anti-Kipling, – M. 2014). 

As for historical figures, a similarity was discovered in the terms of rule, course and line of policy sixth Great Khan of the Single State of Genghis Khan, emperor of China of the Yuan dynasty Temür and the current leader of the PRC Xi Jinping.  

Temür – 完澤篤汗 ("the iron one"), Chinese: Chengzong – 元成宗, years of rule 1294 – 1307, grandson of the first Yuan emperor Kublai. His rule was competent, he revered Confucius, lightened taxes, carried out a monetary reform, and achieved nominal suzerainty over all the Mongol khanates of that time.

Xi Jinping – 習近平, nominally, sixth after Mao Zedong, supreme leader of the PRC. He became absolute ruler for a 3rd and, probably, 4th (until 2033) term after the 6th plenum of the CPC Central Committee of the 19th convocation. 

That plenum (November 2021) summed up the hundred-year history of the CPC and determined the key directions of the country's development in the new era. Xi Jinping's activity received high praise. His development plans were implemented. By 2020 the moderately prosperous level of "moderate prosperity" of the nation was achieved. Therefore the party entrusted to its outstanding leader the further fate of the country.

The similarities of the leaders with a "screw pitch" of 726 years converge both in terms and in the specifics of rule:

  • Temür: (1294 – 1307) + 726 = Xi Jinping: (2021 – 2033).

2033 is the year of the end of Xi Jinping's 4th term of rule, which, quite probably, will be approved by the 21st CPC Congress.

In the last years of Temür's rule, around 1304, the union between the Ulus of the Great Khan (China of the Yuan dynasty) and all the western Mongol khanates was restored: the Ulus of Chagatai (Duwa), Ögedei (Chapars), the Golden Horde (Tokhta) and the Ulus of Hulagu (Ilkhan Öljaitü).

Miniature from the illuminated chronicle compilation

<b><strong style="white-space: pre-wrap;">khans of the four uluses: Temür (in purple), Chapars (in red), Tokhta (in blue), Öljaitü (in yellow)</strong></b>
<b><strong style="white-space: pre-wrap;">khans of the four uluses: Temür (in purple), Chapars (in red), Tokhta (in blue), Öljaitü (in yellow)</strong></b>

Temür Khan was recognized as their nominal suzerain. Although the alliance was short-lived, this event cemented the nominal dominion of the Yuan dynasty over the western khanates, which lasted for several decades until the middle of the 14th century.

The multiple similarity of the cycles of "returning to square one" allows one to suppose that the one being created by Xi Jinping the SCO Community of Shared Future, as a reproduction of China's nominal suzerainty over the peoples-heirs of Genghis Khan's Unified State, will be achieved by 2030 (1304+726=2030).

According to some data, Xi Jinping has Mongolian roots, which is not surprising, for today the genes of Genghis Khan's "golden lineage" are carried by more than 16 million people.

For details and substantiation on the topic, see the books:

Executed by Andrey Devyatov  No1123 of 19.06.26

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