Pardon is proclaimed to all under heaven.” History of Latter Han Dynasty, Volume 1, Chronicles of Emperor Guang Wu, 7th year The sins of all the people are now on one man. “Summer, fourth month, on the day of Ren Wu, the imperial edict reads, “Yin and Yang have mistakenly switched, and the sun and moon were eclipsed.
In ancient China, at approximately the time that Jesus Christ would have been crucified, Chinese astronomical reports tell the following: There are also records of this mysterious worldwide darkness on the other side of the world. Both stories are said to be an account of the day Jesus Christ died, and the world turned to darkness. The second tale stems from El Señorío De Los Incas, from the second part of The Chronicle of Peru (recorded by Pedro Cieza de Leon). The first tale originates from the Huarochiri Manuscript, by a cleric named Francisco de Avila. He was a man to be venerated, and those ancient people regarded him as the Maker of everything. He is said to have turned hills into plains, and vice versa. So they prayed until the sun finally rose from Lake Titicaca, and in the midday, a white man who carried great authority came into the land. These ancient people experienced a period without light.
In another Peruvian story, it is said that there was a people before the Incans. Even the mortars and pestles (grinders and their bowls) are said to have rebelled against their owners. Shepherds were attacked by their own sheep whether they were running away in the fields or hiding in their homes. It is said the sun was gone for five days. Long ago in ancient Peru, there was a legend of a time of worldwide darkness.
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