Prophecies in the ancient Turkish
calendar used by Turks over
2,000 years ago could be coming
true. Locust infestations, fires,
earthquakes and epidemics have been
among the calendar's prophecies for
the year of the rat in 2020.
The ancient calendar, which is called
"12 Hayvanlı Türk Takvimi" ("12-
Animals Turkic Calendar", was
created and used by Central Asian
Turks as far back as 209 B.C.
In the calendar, 12 different animals
each represent a year. The names of
the years rotate and include: rat, cow,
tiger, rabbit, fish, snake, horse, sheep,
monkey, chicken, dog and pig. 2020 is
known as the year of the rat on the
calendar.
Oğuzhan Türk, a history researcher
from eastern Turkey's Erzurum
province, studied the prophecies of
the calendar, used by both ancient
Turks and other civilizations, in
Mahmud Kashgari’s "Diwan Lughat al-
Turk" (Compendium of Turkic
dialects) and İbrahim Hakkı
Erzurumi’s "Marifetname" (Book of
Gnosis). Türk said the prophecies in
the calendar are striking, indicating
that many of the predictions for the
year 2020 have come true, with locust
swarms in Iran, great fires in
Australia, devastating earthquakes in
Elazığ and the coronavirus pandemic.
The researcher pointed out that
although most of the incidents
predicted for the year of the rat have
taken place early in 2020, the calendar
foresees that there will be bloodshed
due to mischief that will occur in and
around Northwest Africa; many places
will be damaged by rain and hail and
looting, and pillaging and theft will
escalate in the second half of the year.
He added, “Since we are in the spring
months, we may still face rain and
hail, after the locust invasion and
virus envisaged for the year 2020. But
hopefully, these predicted events will
not happen.”
According to Türk, a coronavirus-like
epidemic, called
“zatülcenb” (pleuritis) on the
calendar, has symptoms that include
fever, chills, cough, unstable pulse and
breathing failure – all of which leads
to a painful death. He also noted that
the remedy for the disease is the plant
“udi hindi,” which is also known as
kusti bahri. He added: “The year 2020
we are in is called the year of the rat
in the old Turkish calendar. The
coronavirus is mentioned as one of
the prophecies on the calendar. The
udi hindi plant is referenced as its
solution." Emphasizing that the active
ingredient in this plant could be an
answer for the disease.
Türk stated that the information
included in the calendar is a method
of handing down the experiences of
those who lived at that time,
emphasizing that these calendars are
not indeed prophecy, fortune telling
or doomsday predictions. He said that
they consist of information and
repeated experiences so that people
can be informed and take precautions.
“Since the culture of researching and
reading old sources has declined in
our country, when someone called a
soothsayer in Europe mentions such
incidents, what he says becomes a
current topic on the agenda and his
words become a matter of curiosity.
However, ancient people formed their
lives according to these calendars for
a long time,” he concluded.


Personally a lot of prophetic books that out there that prophesy of corona virus . here even archaic kingdoms believe in a supernatural pattern

but Atheists who believe their intelligent yet clueless keep denying some books/page's about it.
they just want to see a sign.

These people no dey even give us hope at all. So the worst never even happen?
Well, we shall scale through all of them