遺跡マンダラ仮説:古代エジプト聖地配置と天体対応の体系的分析 (Ancient Ruins Mandala Hypothesis: Systematic Analysis of Egyptian Sacred Sites and Celestial Correspondence)
Abstract
This paper presents the "Ruins Mandala Hypothesis," a systematic analysis of the structural and functional correspondences between major ancient Egyptian ruins and the celestial bodies of the solar system. Building upon Hideo Kurahashi's "Pyramid Planet Theory," this study verifies mathematical correlations (volume, mass, specific gravity) between the seven major pyramids and the seven classical planets. Furthermore, it defines the arrangement of sacred sites across Egypt as a "Ruins Mandala," proposing a comprehensive model that positions Heliopolis as the center (Sun), the Sphinx as a quantum observer, and the goddess Nut as the cosmic interface. 本論文は、古代エジプトの主要遺跡群と太陽系天体との間に見られる構造的・機能的対応関係を体系的に分析するものである。倉橋日出夫氏の「ピラミッド惑星説」を理論的出発点とし、ギザの三大ピラミッドを含む7大ピラミッドと7惑星の数学的対応(体積・質量・比重)を検証した。さらに、エジプト全土の聖地配置を「遺跡マンダラ」として定義し、ヘリオポリスを中心(太陽)、スフィンクスを量子的な観測者、ヌト女神を宇宙の境界面とする包括的なモデルを提唱する。
Fields of Study & Subjects
Historical and Architectural Studies
Ancient Egypt and Archaeology
Historical Astronomy and Related Studies
Publication details
- Journal / source
- Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
- Publication date
- 20 January 2026
- Language
- JA