Engelbert Kaempfer's History of Japan records celestial events in reign of Sinan

Engelbert Kaempfer's History of Japan records celestial events in reign of Sinan. Source: History of Japan by Engelbert Kaempfer, MD, translated by J.G. Scheuchzer in 1728 Account covers the reign of Sinan, which began in 29 BC In the 36th year of Sinan's reign, it "rained stars from heaven" in Japan

Engelbert Kaempfer's History of Japan (translated 1728) catalogues dramatic celestial events under Emperor Sinan (started 29 BC). His 36th year saw it 'rain stars from heaven.' By year 40, China reportedly witnessed violent storms, comets, fiery dragons, and 'fire from heaven.' A remarkable record of cosmic chaos! 🌠⚡

Key Facts

• Source: History of Japan by Engelbert Kaempfer, MD, translated by J.G. Scheuchzer in 1728
• Account covers the reign of Sinan, which began in 29 BC
• In the 36th year of Sinan's reign, it "rained stars from heaven" in Japan
• In the 40th year of his reign, a violent storm of thunder and lightning arose suddenly in China
• Comets, fiery dragons, and uncommon meteors appeared in the air, and "it rained fire from heaven"

Source: The Mysterious Messages of the Cosmos by The Randall Carlson