The town is now called Rechnitz, is in Austria, close to the Hungarian border.
Accompanying the cryptic texts are some 90 pages of illustrations that include religious, laic, and military scenes.
Also, the text could have been copied from a much earlier source.
Taking clue from the illustrations, some scholars speculate it was most likely created in the 16th-17th centuries.
He then associated Latin alphabet letters to the rest of the symbols by resemblance.
He also rearranged the order of the letters to produce meaningful words.
Besides, there is no relation between the illustrations of the manuscript and Enachiuc’s translation.
Another alleged solution was made by the Indian Mahesh Kumar Singh.
He transliterated the first 24 pages of the codex to get a Hindi text which was translated to Hungarian.
Singhs method was also criticized for lack of consistency.
They claim that the codex contains the date 1593 CE as a probable reference to its writing.
The mystery of the Rohonc Codex would perhaps never by fully solved.
