In our time, the first researcher who really broadly and radically raised the question of the scientific substantiation of the chronology adopted today was Nikolai Alexandrovich Morozov .. In 1907. N. A. Morozov published the book “Revelation in a thunderstorm and storm”, where he analyzed the dating of the “Apocalypse” and came to conclusions that contradict the Scaligerian chronology. In 1914 . - the book "The Prophets", in which, on the basis of astronomical dating methods, the dating of biblical prophecies was revised . 1924-1932 . N. A. Morozov published a fundamental seven-volume work "Christ", the original title of which was "History of human culture in natural science lighting", where he laid out an extensive criticism of the Scaligerian chronology. An important fact discovered by him is the groundlessness of the concept underlying the Scaliger chronology adopted today .. The foundations of modern chronology were laid by Scaliger's two books, Correction of Chronology? and Treasury of Times?. The originator of the new chronology? is not even H. A. Morozov, the author of the work “Christ?”, and Isaac Newton, who compared the Bible with other ancient sources, to confirm the correctness of the Holy Scriptures and take the liberty to exclude from the list of Herodotus many Egyptian pharaohs. The great physicist Isaac Newton for many decades was engaged in the compilation of a logically rigorous chronology and insisted on the need for a significant (hundreds, sometimes a thousand years) reduction in historical time space. Apparently, N. A. He did not know of any similar works. Newton and E. Johnson, virtually forgotten by his time. Surprisingly, many of Morozov's conclusions agree well with those of Newton and Johnson. But Morozov raised the issue of REALLY WIDE AND DEEP, spreading critical analysis up to the 6th century AD. e. and discovered here the need for indigenous transfers. Despite the fact that Morozov also failed to identify any system in the chaos of these transfers, his research is at a qualitatively higher level than Newton's analysis.