The Lost Continent of Mu (1926 book)
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| Author | James Churchward |
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| Publisher | W. E. Rudge |
| Location | New York |
| Pub. date | 1926 |
| Language | English |
| Subject | Mu, the lost Pacific continent |
| Followed by | Sacred and Inspired Writings of Mu (1927) |
The Lost Continent of Mu: the Motherland of Man is a non-fiction book by British author James Churchward, first published in 1926 by W. E. Rudge, which relates the author's hypotheses regarding a lost continent in the Pacific he calls Mu (after Augustus Le Plongeon) and how said continent was the true place of human origins.
Full Text
- Churchward, James (1926), The Lost Continent of Mu: the Motherland of Man, New York: W.E. Rudge, https://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/007146360
Illustrations
Some of the Interesting Symbols and Vignettes found on the Naacal Tablets
Narayana, the Seven-Headed Serpent
The Destruction of Mu
The Geographical Position of Mu
The Last Magnetic Cataclysm
Princess Arawali of Arorai Island
Agingan, Saipan, Mariana Islands
The Fan Carried by the Princess Arawali
Troano Manuscript Recounting the Destruction of Mu
Plate from the Codex Cortesianus
Plate from the Codex Cortesianus
The Distribution of Prehistoric Stone Remains on the South Sea Islands
Easter Island Statuary
Eastern Island Tablet
Pictured Slabs from Houses on Easter Island
Stone Arch on Tonga-Tabu
House of Taga, Tinian Island
Latte, Hinapsan Island
House of Taga, Tinian Island
- James Churchward, Lost Continent of Mu (1926) - A Sample of the Art of Prehistoric Man, p. 80.jpg
A Sample of the Art of Prehistoric Man
- James Churchward, Lost Continent of Mu (1926) - Greek Alphabet in Hieratic Characters of Mu, p. 90.jpg
Greek Alphabet in Hieratic Characters of Mu
- James Churchward, Lost Continent of Mu (1926) - Greek Cross and Mu's Escutcheon, p. 91.jpg
Greek Cross and Mu's Escutcheon
- James Churchward, Lost Continent of Mu (1926) - A Central American Obelisk, Quirigua, p. 103.jpg
A Central American Obelisk, Quirigua
- James Churchward, Lost Continent of Mu (1926) - Map of the Great Uighur Empire, p. 105.jpg
Map of the Great Uighur Empire
- James Churchward, Lost Continent of Mu (1926) - An Uighur Queen and Her Consort, p. 108.jpg
An Uighur Queen and Her Consort
- James Churchward, Lost Continent of Mu (1926) - Scepter Carried by a Monarch of the Uighurs, p. 109.jpg
Scepter Carried by a Monarch of the Uighurs
- James Churchward, Lost Continent of Mu (1926) - Symbols in Ancient Writings and Inscriptions Referring to Mu, p. 114.jpg
Symbols in Ancient Writings and Inscriptions Referring to Mu
- James Churchward, Lost Continent of Mu (1926) - The Road-Cut, Capital Hill, Smyrna, Asia Minor, p. 121.jpg
The Road-Cut, Capital Hill, Smyrna, Asia Minor
- James Churchward, Lost Continent of Mu (1926) - The Oldest of the Symbols, p. 127.jpg
The Oldest of the Symbols
- James Churchward, Lost Continent of Mu (1926) - The Tan, p. 131.jpg
The Tan
- James Churchward, Lost Continent of Mu (1926) - The Tau from a Maya Manuscript, p. 132.jpg
The Tau from a Maya Manuscript
- James Churchward, Lost Continent of Mu (1926) - Return of the Rainy Season, from the Troano Manuscript, p. 132.jpg
Return of the Rainy Season, from the Troano Manuscript
- James Churchward, Lost Continent of Mu (1926) - Ancient Sacred Symbols, p. 134.jpg
Ancient Sacred Symbols
- James Churchward, Lost Continent of Mu (1926) - Hieratic Letters from Various Ancient Alphabets, p. 138.jpg
Hieratic Letters from Various Ancient Alphabets
- James Churchward, Lost Continent of Mu (1926) - A Few Simple Symbols Used in Ancient Writings, p. 139.jpg
A Few Simple Symbols Used in Ancient Writings
- James Churchward, Lost Continent of Mu (1926) - The First Book Ever Written, p. 141.jpg
The First Book Ever Written
- James Churchward, Lost Continent of Mu (1926) - Symbolical Carving, p. 146.jpg
Symbolical Carving
- James Churchward, Lost Continent of Mu (1926) - The Great Seven-Headed Serpent of Angkor, Cambodia, p. 149.jpg
The Great Seven-Headed Serpent of Angkor, Cambodia
- James Churchward, Lost Continent of Mu (1926) - Carvings on the Great Seven-Headed Serpent, p. 150.jpg
Carvings on the Great Seven-Headed Serpent
- James Churchward, Lost Continent of Mu (1926) - Ganesha, the Lord of the Fields and Crops, p. 152.jpg
Ganesha, the Lord of the Fields and Crops
- James Churchward, Lost Continent of Mu (1926) - A Hindu Naga Knife, p. 154.jpg
A Hindu Naga Knife
- James Churchward, Lost Continent of Mu (1926) - Symbols on the Handle and Sheath of the Knife, p. 155.jpg
Symbols on the Handle and Sheath of the Knife
- James Churchward, Lost Continent of Mu (1926) - Tat Pillar, p. 159.jpg
Tat Pillar
- James Churchward, Lost Continent of Mu (1926) - The Great Monolith at Tiahuanaco, p. 162.jpg
The Great Monolith at Tiahuanaco
- James Churchward, Lost Continent of Mu (1926) - Head-Dress of an Inca High Priest, Peru, p. 163.jpg
Head-Dress of an Inca High Priest, Peru
- James Churchward, Lost Continent of Mu (1926) - One of the Symbolic Stones, Anarajapoora, Ceylon, p. 167.jpg
One of the Symbolic Stones, Anarajapoora, Ceylon
- James Churchward, Lost Continent of Mu (1926) - Symbols Found Among the Cliff-Dwellers Writings, p. 174.jpg
Symbols Found Among the Cliff-Dwellers Writings
- James Churchward, Lost Continent of Mu (1926) - Ground Plan of a Temple at Grapevine Canyon, Nevada, p. 178.jpg
Ground Plan of a Temple at Grapevine Canyon, Nevada
- James Churchward, Lost Continent of Mu (1926) - Another Writing in Grapevine Canyon, Nevada, p. 178.jpg
Another Writing in Grapevine Canyon, Nevada
- James Churchward, Lost Continent of Mu (1926) - Found in Gould Gulch, Beatty, Nevada, p. 181.jpg
Found in Gould Gulch, Beatty, Nevada
- James Churchward, Lost Continent of Mu (1926) - Cliff-Dwellers' Guidepost, p. 182.jpg
Cliff-Dwellers' Guidepost
- James Churchward, Lost Continent of Mu (1926) - Colorado River and Tributaries, p. 184.jpg
Colorado River and Tributaries
- James Churchward, Lost Continent of Mu (1926) - Painting of Mastodon in Hava Supai Canyon, Arizona, p. 186.jpg
Painting of Mastodon in Hava Supai Canyon, Arizona
- James Churchward, Lost Continent of Mu (1926) - Rock Carving, Hava Supai Canyon, Arizona, p. 192.jpg
Rock Carving, Hava Supai Canyon, Arizona
- James Churchward, Lost Continent of Mu (1926) - Gilder's Discoveries, Nebraska, p. 198.jpg
Gilder's Discoveries, Nebraska
- James Churchward, Lost Continent of Mu (1926) - Cliff Writings, Nevada, p. 202.jpg
Cliff Writings, Nevada
- James Churchward, Lost Continent of Mu (1926) - Cliff-Dwellers' Guide-Posts in Three Forms of Writing, p. 203.jpg
Cliff-Dwellers' Guide-Posts in Three Forms of Writing
- James Churchward, Lost Continent of Mu (1926) - Niven's Mexican Buried Cities, p. 208.jpg
Niven's Mexican Buried Cities
- James Churchward, Lost Continent of Mu (1926) - Present Conditions Surrounding Niven's Mexican Buried Cities, p. 209.jpg
Present Conditions Surrounding Niven's Mexican Buried Cities
- James Churchward, Lost Continent of Mu (1926) - Relics from Niven's Lowest City, p. 214.jpg
Relics from Niven's Lowest City
- James Churchward, Lost Continent of Mu (1926) - Tablets from Niven's Mexican Buried Cities. Second City, p. 221.jpg
Tablets from Niven's Mexican Buried Cities, Second City (I)
- James Churchward, Lost Continent of Mu (1926) - Tablets from Niven's Mexican Buried Cities. Second City, p. 222.jpg
Tablets from Niven's Mexican Buried Cities, Second City (II)
- James Churchward, Lost Continent of Mu (1926) - An Old Maya Temple in Yucatan, p. 236.jpg
An Old Maya Temple in Yucatan
- James Churchward, Lost Continent of Mu (1926) - A Volcanic Cataclysm, p. 242.jpg
A Volcanic Cataclysm
- James Churchward, Lost Continent of Mu (1926) - Prince Coh in Battle, p. 245.jpg
Prince Coh in Battle
- James Churchward, Lost Continent of Mu (1926) - Owl Vase from the "Treasures of Priam", p. 251.jpg
Owl Vase from the "Treasures of Priam"
- James Churchward, Lost Continent of Mu (1926) - A Hawk-Headed Sphinx, p. 251.jpg
A Hawk-Headed Sphinx
Conditions of the Earth before Land Appeared
The Probable Condition Underlying Mu before Her Submersion
Probable Position of Gas Chambers Underlying Mu before Her Submersion
Present Gas Belts across and around the Pacific Ocean
After the Submersion of Mu
Interior of the Great Pyramid
_-_Some_of_the_Interesting_Symbols_and_Vignettes_found_on_the_Naacal_Tablets,_p._7.jpg)
_-_Narayana,_the_Seven-Headed_Serpent,_p._14.jpg)
_-_The_Destruction_of_Mu,_p._28.jpg)
_-_The_Last_Magnetic_Cataclysm,_p._42.jpg)
_-_Princess_Arawali_of_Arorai_Island,_p._47.jpg)
_-_Agingan,_Saipan,_Mariana_Islands,_p._48.jpg)
_-_The_Fan_Carried_by_the_Princess_Arawali,_p._49.jpg)
_-_Troano_Manuscript_Recounting_the_Destruction_of_Mu,_p._50.jpg)
_-_Plate_from_the_Codex_Cortesianus,_p._54.jpg)
_-_Plate_from_the_Codex_Cortesianus,_p._55.jpg)
_-_The_Distribution_of_Prehistoric_Stone_Remains_on_the_South_Sea_Islands,_p._62.jpg)
_-_Easter_Island_Statuary,_p._65.jpg)
_-_Eastern_Island_Tablet,_p._67.jpg)
_-_Pictured_Slabs_from_Houses_on_Easter_Island,_p._69.jpg)
_-_Stone_Arch_on_Tonga-Tabu,_p._71.jpg)
_-_House_of_Taga,_Tinian_Island,_p._76.jpg)
_-_Latte,_Hinapsan_Island,_p._76.jpg)
_-_House_of_Taga,_Tinian_Island,_p._77.jpg)
_-_Conditions_of_the_Earth_before_Land_Appeared,_p._253.jpg)
_-_The_Probable_Condition_Underlying_Mu_before_Her_Submersion,_p._253.jpg)
_-_Probable_Position_of_Gas_Chambers_Underlying_Mu_before_Her_Submersion,_p._256.jpg)
_-_Present_Gas_Belts_across_and_around_the_Pacific_Ocean,_p._256.jpg)
_-_After_the_Submersion_of_Mu,_p._271.jpg)
_-_Interior_of_the_Great_Pyramid,_p._306.jpg)