How many kinds of Mayan chronology

Three kinds of chronology

When studying the calendar left by the Maya, people found that there were three different kinds of chronology in the Maya calendar, namely, the Venusian year, the Earth year and the Zolking year, which were: the Venusian year of 225 days, the Earth year of 365 days and the Zolking year of 260 days. Now we know that the Maya's Venusian year and Earth year were calculated quite accurately and reached a high level of astronomical achievement, and these two celestial bodies can be found in the solar system. But what is a Dreiken year? This has puzzled many scientists.

Some have explained that the Dreikin Year is a Mayan religious calendar with 13 months per year and 20 days per month, which makes 260 days. Those who hold this view further explain that this 260-day calendar is used for divination. However, there is no evidence for this explanation. Why would the Maya use 260 days to express their religious sentiments? The 13-month division is also clearly incompatible with the development of Earth's astronomical history, and there is no evidence of 260 days or 13 months in the current Maya myths and legends.

Modern astronomy has discovered that there are no stars between Venus and the Earth, but there is a meteorite belt made up of countless small and large meteorites, and that most of the meteorites that break into the Earth's atmosphere come from this belt. This discovery has inspired astronomers to hypothesize that a long, long time ago, there was indeed a planet in the solar system with a period of 260 days, whose position was exactly between Venus and the Earth, some people called it Zor-Venus, and some people directly referred to it as the Mayan star. Later, the planet for some reason, a sudden big explosion, the debris after the explosion formed the current meteorite belt.

People hypothesize that this astronomical accident: Zorgin was once a very good natural conditions of the planet, the river flows in the body water, mountains and plains are full of plants and animals. This land and water nurtured an intelligent race of people, the Mayans. Before the explosion of Dreikin, the Maya had already developed a civilization quite advanced, even beyond the existing civilization of the Earth, and they were already able to carry out long-distance interplanetary travel. Perhaps due to natural causes, perhaps due to man-made factors, Dreiken exploded. But on the eve of the explosion, the Mayans began to evacuate to other planets, and some of them came to Earth. However, the natural conditions on Earth were different from those on Zorgin, and were quite harmful to the Mayans. Despite the many measures they took, the various viruses in the Earth's environment and the new gravitational conditions eventually brought disaster to them, and the Mayans began to degenerate, eventually failing to inherit their own civilization.

As the Mayan civilization disappeared quite suddenly, the key to deciphering the Mayan culture was burned cleanly by the Spaniards in a single fire, and thus, Drexel has become a mystery for the ages, whether there was ever a Drexel in the solar system? Why did the Mayans invent the 260-day chronology, and what is the special significance of the 13-month division? Perhaps we will never know.