Michel de Nostredame, popularly known as Nostradamus, published Les Prophéties in 1555. The book contains 942 quatrains written in Latin and Old French.
Nostradamus Prediction 2026: As 2026 has started, interest in ancient prophecies has once again surged. The most popular predictor is Nostradamus, the 16th-century French astrologer whose cryptic verses continue to intrigue believers worldwide. His followers claim that several of his predictions hint at major global events in 2026.
Michel de Nostredame, popularly known as Nostradamus, published Les Prophéties in 1555. The book contains 942 quatrains written in Latin and Old French, many of which are believed to predict future events. Over the years, he has been linked to events like the 9/11 attacks and Princess Diana’s death, though interpretations remain debated.
According to followers, the 26th quatrains of his writings are linked to the year 2026. Key interpretations include:
Believed to symbolise powerful world leaders rather than insects. Followers interpret this as major political victories.
The “bees” are seen as leaders like Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin, hinting at political wins, a possible Gaza deal, and an end to the Ukraine war, favouring Russia.
A passage mentioning “seven months' great war” is interpreted as an ongoing or new conflict involving major leaders such as Putin, Zelensky, Netanyahu, or Trump.
Mars, the Roman god of war, suggests bloodshed and rising tensions between the East and West, possibly involving the US and China.
A prophecy referencing Ticino hints at a potential conflict near Switzerland’s border with Italy.
A rare positive vision suggests the emergence of a new global leader guiding humanity toward hope and balance.
Nostradamus’s alleged 2025 forecasts included climate disasters, wars, and technological growth. Supporters argue these came true through earthquakes, ongoing global conflicts, and rapid AI advancements, fueling curiosity about what 2026 may bring.
Disclaimer- The interpretations of Nostradamus’ prophecies are speculative and based on translations of centuries-old texts. These predictions are not scientifically verified and should be viewed for informational and entertainment purposes only.
