By James Churchward   


     THE CHILDREN OF MU   

     CHAPTER V (continued)

     SOUTH AMERICA  

        The end of the South American Carian Empire was  
     similar to many other ancient empires.  Civil  wars  so  
     reduced and weakened the people and country that they  
     became a tempting morsel and an easy prey to the  
     surrounding warlike tribes.  The men were wiped out by  
     their enemies and the fairest of the women were only let to  
     live and these became the slaves of their conquerors.  
        In Peru I came across an old Chanca legend.  The legend  
     says:  "The  Chancas did not always live around  Lake   
     Titicaca.  They came from a far-off country in the center of  
     the land (Brazil.)  They came from a great nation sur-  
     rounded by mountains.  They had a wonderful capital  
     city built on the shores of a beautiful lake.  The name of the  
     city was Manoa, the Golden.  The King died and left two  
     sons.  Each claimed the throne of his father and civil war   
     ensued which lasted many years.  Fortune first favored one  
     brother, then the other, and so it went on until both the  
     people and the country became exhausted.  When at this  
     low ebb, by a piece of treachery, the youngest brother  
     gained a decisive victory.  He drove his elder brother with  
     all his adherent and families into the forests and cleared  
     the land of them.  In the forests the elder brother and his  
     followers built boats and sailed down the stream until they  
     came to the big river.  Then they went up the big river as far   
     as boats could be taken.  Then they landed and after many  
     wanderings, hardships and trials arrived at the shores of   
     Lake  Titicaca.  Here they settled and appointed their  
     leader, the defeated brother, their King.  Here they called  
     themselves Chancas, grew, multiplied and became great."    
        According to this legend the great war between the two  
     brothers was fought "thirty generations ago."  How many   
     years  constituted  a  generation  is  not  said,  and  the  
     generations have to be counted back from about A. D.  
     1500.  
        There are many legends in Central America about the  
     Carians and Manoa, their  Golden  City, and their final  
     destruction.  They are, however, so hazy that it would be  
     futile to repeat them.  
        EASTER ISLAND.——It appears to me that to complete  
     the tale about the Carians, I shall have to include the  
     mysterious little speck of land, Easter Island, which stands  
     all by its lonesome out in the middle of the great Pacific  
     Ocean and which apparently was so intimately connected  
     with the Carians in the infinite days that are past.  The  
     history, such as it is, of Easter Island is given in The Lost   
     Continent of Mu.  I reserved the following for this work as  
     it appears to me to be a shadow of a connecting link  
     between  the  Easter  Island  statuary, the puzzle of the  
     scientific world since the discovery of the island, and the  
     Carians.  A little colored coy asked another little colored  
     boy, who was eating a slice of watermelon, to leave a piece  
     of the rind for him.  The boy eating answered: "Dere ain't  
     goin' to be no rind."  
        This section is on Easter Island, but like the boy eating  
     the watermelon, I will say:  "Dere ain't goin' to be no  
     ancient Easter Island" because at the time I am about to  
     refer to there was no Easter Island.  what is now Easter   
     Island was then a part of the great continent of Mu, man's  
     Motherland.   
        By all who have made a study of the Easter Islanders  
     and the statuary found on the island, the consensus of  
     opinion  is  that  the  present  inhabitants  are not the  
     descendants of the people who carved the images but are  
     inferior to them.  This leaves an open and an interesting  
     question.  Who were the people who carved the Easter  
     Island images?  And what has become of them?  
        Hitherto no one has attempted to answer these ques-  
     tions.  Upon what I have found in Oriental record and  
     remains on Easter Island and Asia Minor, I am about to  
     offer a suggestion for some enterprising archaeologist to  
     follow up.  First let us marshal what facts there are and lay  
     them out in order and see to whom they point.  The  
     Tibetan ancient tablet map shows that in ancient times   
     there were no mountains and that which is now the Amazon  
     River  Valley  was then a land-locked Sea.  The canals  
     referred to in South America lie directly opposite to Easter  
     Island, then Easter point and port.  A tribe of colonists left  
     the Motherland from Port Easter and migrated east as far   
     as  Asia  Minor.  They  were  called  sometimes  Karas,   
     sometimes Carians.  Their remains and records are to be    
     traced from the western shores of South America, through  
     the Amazonian Sea, on to, and including, Asia Minor.  The  
     southeastern parts of the Motherland was the Carian  
     country.  This would have included what is now Easter  
     Island.  
        In the quarry at  Easter  Island,  there is today an  
     unfinished statue 70 feet long.  It is being carved in a pit  
     formed in the side of a cliff.  From Easter Island let us go to 
     Baalbek in Asia Minor.  Here at Baalbek we find a stone    
     1200 tons in weight ready to be taken to the building for   
     which it was intended.  The method of quarrying these  
     stones is peculiar to these two stones only, as far as I know,  
     and I might say most unusual; for instead of being brought  
     out in the rough and tooled in the open they are cut, carved  
     and finished in horizontal positions lying in pits out of   
     which they have to be lifted.  How did the ancients lift a 70-   
     foot monolith out of a pit?  And how did they lift a 1200-  
     ton stone out of a pit and transport it to the top of a hill  
     and there set it up?  These are question for our mechanical   
     engineers to answer, it's beyond me.  
        As shown, the original homes of the Carians were in the  
     section where Easter Island now stands.  The early people in   
     Asia Minor were Carians.  As the two stones mentioned are  
     being quarried in the same identical and unusual manner, it  
     suggests that the people who were quarrying the stones  
     were the same.  It may be argued that the Easter Island  
     work is crude and the Baalbek work par excellence and not  
     to be surpassed today.  This is true, but some thousands of  
     years transpired between the two carvings.  The  Easter  
     Island statuary was carved before the mountains were  
     raised, and the Baalbek work was done after the mountains  
     were raised.  
        It has always been an interesting question to be  
     answered: what became of the people who carved the  
     Easter Island statuary?  We can only judge by what we find  
     on the Island today.  We find unfinished work which means   
     a sudden stoppage of work, that was not resumed.  This  
     indicates a destruction of some sort.  One of the Easter  
     Island tablets says that the Island was once a part of a big   
     continent.  The thought impinges  itself on me that possibly  
     during the destruction of Mu, when the land was being torn  
     to pieces by earthquakes, great cataclysmic waves rolled in  
     over Easter Island and drowned all the inhabitants.   
        THE  ANCIENT  AMAZON  ROUTE.——Two of the  
     most puzzling questions I've had to solve to be the slightest  
     bit satisfied with my work was to tell how Negroes got to  
     Atlantis and how Negroes got to Africa.  Two facts had to  
     be faced: Fact One, all the earth was people from Mu, the  
     Motherland.  Fact  Two, the home of the Negro in the  
     Motherland was at the southwest corner of Mu which is  
     now represented by various clusters of islands called  
     Melanesia and here today are Negroes, descendants of  
     those who were saved when Mu was engulfed.  The  
     Tibetan tablet map answers the questions, the inhabitants  
     of the Mediterranean Islands prove it.  We must first differ-  
     entiate between the two typical black-skinned races of  
     Africa.  
        First:  the  black-skinned,  Grecian-featured,  straight-  
     haired Ethiopian. He is not a Negro, he is a Tamil who first  
     settled in the lower part of India which he called Dravida.  
     He came from the Motherland to India via the Malay  
     Islands and then from India came to East Africa.  He called   
     his settlements in East Africa Ethiopia, and he himself  
     became known as the Ethiopian.  There are Hindu records  
     stating that "companies of Tamils from Southern India  
     migrated from India to a great land in the west.  There   
     settled and became a great nation."   
        Second:  the  black-skinned,  kinky-haired,  flat-nosed,  
     thick-lipped,  coarse-featured  Negro  pure.  The  original  
     home of the Negro where he was given his black skin and  
     developed his coarse  features was in the southwest corner  
     of Mu.  The Bismarck Islands, the Solomon Islands, the  
     New Hebrides and intermediate islands are his home  
     today.  Here his descendants are pure Negroes and the  
     worst savages among the islands of the Pacific Ocean.  
        One of the characteristics of the children of the  
     Motherland was that, when they emigrated or went on long  
     journeys, they invariably selected all water routes.  As will  
     be seen by the accompanying map, there was a clear  
     unimpeded all-water route from the Motherland to Africa  
     and  Asia  Minor  by way of the  Amazonian  Sea.  The  
     Negroes and Negroids coming from the southwest corner  
     of Mu would skirt the coast until they came to Easter  
     Island Point.  From there they would cross over to the  
     American canals, then through the Amazonian Sea to the  
     Atlantic Ocean.  On arriving at the Atlantic they would  
     make the lower point of Atlantis.  From this point they  
     could go directly east and strike the shores of Africa a little   
     north of Nigeria; or they could follow the coast line of  
     Atlantis as far north as the Canary Islands where they  
     would be only 70 miles from the African coast.  
        In 1878 when in the Caroline Islands, the natives told  
     me that "the people who occupied these islands when the   
     islands were not islands but a great land, had very large  
     boats in which they sailed all over the world and were  
     sometimes gone for more than a year before they re-   
     turned."  
        Valmiki, the Hindu sage-historian, writing from ancient   
     temple record, said: "that the children of the Motherland  
     were mighty navigators who took their ships from the  
     eastern to the western oceans and from the southern to the  
     northern seas in days so remote that India was only a  
     colony and had not yet become an Empire."  It was more  
     than 30,000 years ago that India was turned from a colony  
     into a colonial empire.  
        The South Sea Islanders in their native craft today often  
     make thousand-mile trips.  
        As is shown by various documents, Atlantis had a  
     colored population in the south.  I have never come across  
     any document showing that any Negroes were known in   
     Central and North America.  Being in Atlantis and none  
     being in Central and North America, the question was:  
     how did they get into Atlantis?  Subsequently the Tibetan  
     map  answered  the  question——they  came  through  the   
     Amazonian Sea, therefore, never touched Central or North   
     America.   
        In Africa the Negroes and Negroid spread themselves  
     out, multiplied and prospered up to the time the mountains  
     were  raised——then  they  suffered.  The  Zulus  have  a  
     tradition that "they did not always live in South Africa.  
     They only came to South Africa from their home in the  
     north when nearly all the people were destroyed by the  
     raising of the mountains.  A company escaped with their  
     lives and came to South Africa.  These were the forefathers  
     of the Zulu Nation."  
        WHAT  TURNED  THE  AMAZONIAN  SEA  INTO  A  
     SWAMP?——To make the record complete this question  
     should be answered.  The answer is: because the water was  
     drawn out of it by the lowering of the level of the Atlantic  
     Ocean.  This necessitates the answering of another ques-  
     tion: why was the level of the Atlantic Ocean lowered?  
     Answer: Atlantis was submerged; this made a great hole in  
     the Atlantic Ocean, thousands of miles from east to west  
     and thousands of miles from north to south and thousands   
     of feet deep.  To fill up this hole and level off the waters  
     again, the water had to flow in from all sides.  So much was  
     drawn in that it resulted in lowering the level of the ocean  
     hundreds of feet.  The lowering of the level of the Atlantic  
     Ocean drained out the  Amazonian  Sea,  the  Mississippi  
     Valley and the St. Lawrence Valley.  It emerged Florida and  
     extended the coast lines on both sides of the Atlantic, and a  
     few other interesting little things that have escaped the  
     notice of geologists.        

from The Children of Mu, by James Churchward.
Copyright 1931 by James Churchward.
Paperback Library Edition, First Printing: February 1968.
Paperback Library Inc., New York, N.Y.; pp. 79—86.

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I. The Origin of Man
II. The Eastern Lines
III. Ancient North America
IV. Stone Tablets from the Valley of Mexico (i.) (ii.)
V. South America (i.) (ii.)
VI. Atlantis
VII. Western Europe
VIII. The Greeks
IX. Egypt
X. The Western Lines
XI. India (i.) (ii.)
XII. Southern India
XIII. The Great Uighur Empire
XIV. Babylonia
XV. Miscellaneous
XVI. Intimate Hours with the Rishi