The History of the Dresden Stone Plate

It is said that the original stone plate came from Bohemia and was taken by the church as a "holy relic" when it was first established.

In 1941, an incident known as the "St. John's Procession" appeared in front of believers who came to worship here and attracted the attention of a certain group. Wanting to prove the superiority of the Aryans through historical research and archaeological excavations, they obtained jurisdiction from the church, excavated and received the stone plate. However, at this time, the stone plate was just one of the many materials used to make things far-fetched, and it was an object that was ignored after being obtained.

In mid-1943, the German SS began to officially study the Dresden Stone Plate, a legendary "holy relic" that contained miracles, in a small church in Dresden. The Dresden Stone Plate, which was originally in a semi-displaced state, attracted strong attention after the "St. John's Procession" incident occurred again in front of observers: several feather lice made a slow and dazzling motion in the air without a light source. ranks, and finally burn themselves to death.

This report and the corpses of feather lice that were sent with it happened to be seen by the SS leaders. In order to change the disadvantages in the war, the SS leaders who had great expectations for Shipan immediately After investing a lot of money and personnel, in just two months, the small underground space where Shipan existed was transformed into a research institute that brought together the latest machines and outstanding researchers. The Weizmann siblings, Claudia Weizmann and Adolf K. Weizmann, who were known as two-headed geniuses in the scientific field of the Third Reich, were also summoned.

As a research subject with no precedent at all, even the talented Weizmann siblings encountered great difficulties in the early stages. The first thing the two started was to prepare all imaginable research equipment and repair the fragments of the stele that were also unearthed from the wall.

To be more cautious, the upper management decided to recruit technical generals from the Allied Powers who have completely different analytical methods from science to participate in the research.

In March 1944, Japanese lieutenant Daikaku Kunjoji, who was good at onmyotics, also came to Germany to participate in research. Based on the Eastern theoretical system of the "Five Elements" elements of metal, wood, water, fire and earth, Guochanglu Dajue discovered that the stone plate was sealed with a tight seal that used the four elements of wood, fire, gold and water as a cycle to imprison the "earth" air. Dajue of Guochang Road lifted part of the seal, allowing the three of them to make great progress in their research on the stone plate.

In the same year, the theory and measurement method of kingship were formed, and the "Weizmann deviation value" appeared.

In January 1945, Adolf K. Weizmann demonstrated his theory to Guochanglu Dajue using mice. Affected by the power of the stone slab, a small Sword of Damocles appeared on the mouse's head. At that time, the difference in nature between the two powers of green and red was already very obvious.