AZIMUTHS HISTORICAL OBJECTS

ANGKOR. HEXAGRAM.

Angkor, which means "city" – is a wonderful place in Cambodia, one of the largest temple complexes in the world. On the area of about 200 square meters are located more than two hundred of ancient stone structures.

It is believed that in the 9th century Yasovarman ( I) began to build the capital of Khmers kingdom which today make up the majority of local population. After the death of Yasovarman the construction was continued by his successors. When in the 15th century capital of the kingdom was moved to Phnom Penh, Angkor swallowed jungle. This is the official version.

Angkor consists of many temples, covered with intricate carvings. Volume of stone works is amazing. Next to the huge towers, the tallest of which is 67 m. you feel yourself as a pygmy and therefore in the divine version of Angkor origin you believe somehow willingly.

According to legend, Angkor Wat was erected by son of the God Indra, king of the Khmer Preh Katomialia. One day he went to the heavenly courts with his father. Son loved the cowshed of Indra and he decided to build the same one, but only as palace. So Angkor Wat is a replica of cowshed of Indra.

Partly to rise up to the level of Suryavarman could his great-nephew, King Jayavarman VII, who built Angkor Thom - great city with a magnificent Buddhist temple "Bayonne", which we take as a reference point.

Let’s orientate hexagram to the cardinal.
This position, clearly shows that Solomon temple, Angkor and Easter island lie on one line with the error of 0.09. Thus, the deviation from orientation in case of Easter island is 1 degree, in case of Solomon temple is 0.91 degree.

In this position of hexagram, with an accuracy of + 0.61 degree is inscribed the direction to the island of Vera, with an azimuth of 33.61 degrees.

Then turn hexagram on 7degrees clockwise
In this position we get a very interesting combination of Lalibela and Nazca azimuths which are symmetrical relatively to azimuth of Samaipata.

Between Lalibela and Samaipata –are 30.22 degrees (+0.22).
Between the Nazca and Samaipata are 30.06 degrees (+0.06).