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The Mud Flood.

Music Hello, friends, and welcome back to the rabbit hole. I'm your host, Danny. as always. It's just me and my dogs here.

And today we are talking about Tartaria and the mud flood. So this episode was it was harder to research than I anticipated, but I saw it on one of the many pages that I follow of people

that are like, like that love conspiracies. And people will share different things there and do

different things, which is perfect for me with my podcast because I can learn about different theories

about different things, right? Well, one person was

like, what's your favorite conspiracy theory? And this one was like, just like the first

comment that I saw. I was like, oh, I've never heard of that. Let me do a whole episode on it.

And then I was falling down the rabbit hole as I do every week for you all. And I was

confused and like kind of all over the place. And it's, it's, this one's kind of a hard theory to

follow. So just kind of like hold on with me as we try to make it through. Because I'm going

to try to make it make sense as much as possible. But it was, it's a little confusing. So, just like, hang on. So Tartaria or Tartari, or sometimes called the Great Tartari,

was the name of like Central and Northern Asia from the Middle Ages to like the 20th century, potentially.

Some also say that it was just that region, which I'll go into that region a little bit more,

but some say it was the whole world as well.

But this, like if it was just this region, it was given this name and this region by the Europeans.

Europeans were like, yep, that's Tartaria.

That's where they are.

That's who they are.

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