Episode #43- What is Phantom Time?

Our Fake History

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History, Education, Society & Culture

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🗓️ 16 May 2017

⏱️ 54 minutes

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Summary

In the world of pseudo-historical theories there are few more radical than the Phantom Time Hypothesis and the New Chronology. These theories propose that hundreds of years of human history never actually occurred. Our current chronology has been inflated with fake events and "phantom time". These theorists would have us believe that most of our history has been faked by chroniclers and unscrupulous historians. Could it be that most of human history is a fraud? Tune in and find out how golf course owners, weird math, and Russian pride all play a role in the story!
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0:00.0	Hi, this is Chris Ard, host of Plugner and Chris Havett, and I'm taking the royals over the
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0:18.5	On Christmas Day, in the year 800 AD, the Frankish King Charlemagne found himself in the city
0:24.8	of Rome.
0:26.3	He'd been summoned by Pope Leo III, who had found himself made a prisoner in his own
0:31.7	city.
0:33.0	The Romans had grown tired of their adulterous and unpious Pope, and had planned to punish
0:38.4	him by poking out one of his eyes and tearing out his tongue.
0:42.7	The Holy Pontiff was rapidly losing his legitimacy, and he needed help.
0:48.6	Well that help came in from one of the most powerful kings in Europe, Charles the Great,
0:54.0	aka Charlemagne.
0:56.7	In November of that year, Charlemagne had arrived in Rome and had established some much-needed
1:01.4	order, and then he proceeded to help Leo restore his tarnished reputation.
1:06.5	The Pope was pretty deeply indebted to Old Charlemagne.
1:11.2	So on Christmas Day as the king knelt before the altar in St. Peter's, saying his prayers
1:16.8	during Christmas Mass, the sneaky Pope Leo III tipped toad up behind him and placed an
1:23.6	imperial crown on the king's head.
1:26.7	The Pope then knelt down and anointed the feet of the king.
1:30.7	When Charlemagne arose, the Pope declared that he was no longer just king of the Franks.
1:35.8	He was now the emperor of the Romans.
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