April Drop Dead Date

[Mark7]

This is the verse that tends to lead the conversation. Interpreters read “seven months great war” as a reference to a prolonged, devastating conflict — not a quick regional skirmish but something that drags Europe or the broader world into sustained warfare.

I was asking ChatGPT who 'Evreux' might be, and after some prodding, it came up with this among a number of interesting interpretations of Nostradamus. This dynamic may also be linked to the 'mandate of heaven' in ancient China.

It has eerie Roman echoes​

Notice how Roman it sounds.
Almost an imperial memory surviving in Christian dress:

• crisis
• restorer
• universal ruler
• final peace

It resembles an echo of Augustus recast as prophecy.
Some historians think this myth partly preserves trauma-memory from Rome’s collapse

The really strange part​

There is an old motif of the hidden rightful king.
Not dead. Sleeping.

Arthur has it.
Barbarossa has it.
Byzantine emperors have versions.
The Great Monarch has it.

That pattern is so widespread some see it as archetypal rather than historical.

 

[MJF]

I was asking ChatGPT who 'Evreux' might be, and after some prodding, it came up with this among a number of interesting interpretations of Nostradamus. This dynamic may also be linked to the 'mandate of heaven' in ancient China.

Insofar as I am aware, Évreux is an ancient town in the French region of Normandy rather than a person.

The French name Évreux is derived from the Eburovices, a Gallic tribe who inhabited the area. Their name comes from the Gaulish eburo meaning 'yew tree'.

See: Évreux - Wikipedia

 

[Mark7]

Insofar as I am aware, Évreux is an ancient town in the French region of Normandy rather than a person.

It just may be the mention of 2 town names, then a message about a king. There is some speculation as to what it means, but ChatGPT may be seeing connections that really aren't there.

First, “Evreux” is almost certainly not a person in the plain reading. It is most likely Évreux, a town in Normandy, paired with Rouen. Nostradamus often stacked place names.

Three ways interpreters have read “Evreux”​

1. Geographic reading (most literal and strongest)
“Rouen, Évreux…” may simply mean a theater of conflict in Normandy, with the king not failing meaning a monarch holds ground or survives crisis. Many scholars favor this kind of reading.

2. House of Évreux (dynastic reading)
There was a medieval House of Évreux, a branch of the Capetians. Some occult interpreters speculate “Evreux” could symbolize a royal bloodline rather than the city. That opens “the king” into a messianic or restored-monarch reading.

Relevant historical thread

• House of Évreux
• Connected to Navarre and French succession disputes.

This may be what you’re intuiting.

3. Esoteric / symbolic reading
Some read “Évreux” symbolically through etymology or hidden references:

• “The king will not fail” as a surviving hidden sovereign archetype.
• Some monarchist prophecy circles map this onto a coming “Great Monarch” tradition (though that is often more Catholic prophetic lore than Nostradamus proper).

If you mean “Who might the king be?”​

That has been projected onto many figures:

• Henry IV of France (historical candidates)
• Louis XIV
• A future “Great Monarch” in prophetic traditions
• Modern interpreters even project contemporary leaders onto it, usually without textual basis.

If you isolate “Evreux the King” as though Evreux names a king, that may be a parsing mistake

It likely means:

Rouen, Évreux — the King will not fail.
(two places, then statement about a king)

Not

Evreux the King (a titled person)

Big difference.

Interesting side note: the line before it, “When the light of Mars will go out…”, has drawn occult and astrological interpretations too, since “Mars” could mean the planet, the god of war, or martial power collapsing. That may be where the real esoteric depth is.

Nostradamus often stacked place names - for some reason.

 

[MJF]

Interesting side note: the line before it, “When the light of Mars will go out…”, has drawn occult and astrological interpretations too, since “Mars” could mean the planet, the god of war, or martial power collapsing. That may be where the real esoteric depth is.

Hmmm... the C's have confirmed recently that the Dark Star (Nemesis) passed its perihelion with the Sun back in the 17th century. However, its effects on the Solar System are still being felt whereby the circuit may have been set running":​

Q: (L) And from what I have here on my little paper, is that the Little Ice Age lasted from 1450 to 1850, and the Maunder minimum was kind of like a period of particular intensity in the middle of that from 1645 to 1715. So, would it be safe to say that the period of the Maunder minimum within the Little Ice Age was the period when this companion star was closest to earth - or closest to our sun or perihelion?

A: Yes

Q: (L) And since the Little Ice Age lasted from 1450 to 1850, that was the period of its generalized influence?

A: Yes

Q: (L) So that suggests that it takes like 400 years for something like that to pass through the Oort cloud?

A: Yes

Q: (Joe) And how long does it take to come back?

A: No dice.

Q: (Joe) Would it be 180 years?

A: No. You will certainly soon be experiencing the effects of this last passage for some time to come.

The effects of the Dark Star's passage potentially include comets being knocked out of the Oort Cloud and into the inner Solar System, which may then join with the ancient cometary cluster that cycles every 3,600 years through the Solar System. The cometary cluster could effect the orbits of smaller planets like Mars, which could in theory be displaced from its current highly elliptical orbit. This has happened at least once before when the orphan planet Venus was knocked into the inner Solar System by the gravitational tug of the comet cluster causing Mars to leave its then orbit:
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Q: (L) What caused Martek [Mars] to pass close to the earth at that time since that was many thousands of years before the Venus interaction?

A: Planetary alignment gravitational aberration related to Venus.

Q: (L) So, there was a planetary line-up that caused Mars to be pulled out of its orbit?

A: Yes.

And:

Q: (L) Now, the time of the passage of Venus was the time of the Exodus, is that correct? Was Venus a result of this cluster of comets?

A: Semi-stimulatad by gravitational pull.

Q: (L) Venus was stimulated by the gravitational pull?

A: Attracted.

Q: (L) Venus was drawn into the solar system by the gravitational pull of the cluster of comets?

A: Yes.

Could we see something similar happen in the near future where Mars is once again knocked out of its orbit and possibly even out of the Solar System altogether (if it is not destroyed first), thus fulfilling Nostradamus's prophecy that the light of Mars will [literally] go out?

If so, Nostradamus may not have been the only one to predict such an occurrence since a 2009 crop circle in England seemed to show our Solar System with a new planet between Mars and Venus with Mars possibly being absent from the Solar System:

The crop circle at Milk Hill in June 2009, which has been interpreted as a prediction of a new astronomical object in our solar system, specifically a "new planet" or "planet X," has sparked interest in the possibility of Mars being missing from the solar system. The crop circle depicted a small circled object with standing crop at its centre, suggesting a new object between Venus and Mars. This interpretation has led to discussions about the implications of Mars being absent from the solar system, as Mars is one of the five planets visible from Earth. The Milk Hill crop circle's depiction of a new planet or "planet X" has been a topic of speculation and research, with some suggesting it could be a comet in outburst or even the first glimpse of a new planet.​

2009 Milk Hill Crop Circle
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It should be noted that the crop circle that appeared at Milk Hill in the county of Wiltshire, England materialised in three distinct phases. See the link below for diagrams showing the evolution of the crop circle:

crop circle center

I also attach a link below to an interesting commentary upon this most intricate crop circle.

NEW CROP CIRLCES: Part 1: âAlien Symbolsâ in Milk Hill and South Field >> Four Winds 10 - Truth Winds

(SCROLL DOWN)**********Left: “Alien symbols” crop formation in South Field wheat near Alton Priors, Wiltshire, England,reported June 27, 2009. Aerial image © 2009 by Julian Gibsone. R...read more

fourwinds10.com

Now the C's said 6th density were responsible for most of these crop circles, so we may assume the C's may have been behind this one. What message it was sending is obviously open to question but it does seem to involve our planetary system. In the pdf attached to the link below, a lady called Karen Lovelien really goes to town on the esoteric symbolism depicted in the crop circle:

https://www.cropcircleconnector.com/anasazi/Message%202009%20Milk%20Hilll%20Crop%20Circle.pdf

 

[Sindy-T.S.R]

It should be noted that the crop circle that appeared at Milk Hill in the county of Wiltshire, England materialised in three distinct phases. See the link below for diagrams showing the evolution of the crop circle:

crop circle center
I also attach a link below to an interesting commentary upon this most intricate crop circle.

NEW CROP CIRLCES: Part 1: âAlien Symbolsâ in Milk Hill and South Field >> Four Winds 10 - Truth Winds

(SCROLL DOWN)**********Left: “Alien symbols” crop formation in South Field wheat near Alton Priors, Wiltshire, England,reported June 27, 2009. Aerial image © 2009 by Julian Gibsone. R...read more

fourwinds10.com

Now the C's said 6th density were responsible for most of these crop circles, so we may assume the C's may have been behind this one. What message it was sending is obviously open to question but it does seem to involve our planetary system. In the pdf attached to the link below, a lady called Karen Lovelien really goes to town on the esoteric symbolism depicted in the crop circle:

https://www.cropcircleconnector.com/anasazi/Message 2009 Milk Hilll Crop Circle.pdf

I think I now understand how Jean-François Champollion felt when he saw hieroglyphs for the first time...