Slavs in the British Isles

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The earliest population of the British Isles were the Celts, or, as they are also called, the Galatians (Gauls). According to the official history, they appeared around the 7th-5th centuries. BC e. The Celts, according to English historiography, came to the islands from the south of modern Russia. At that time, the tribes of the Scythians-Skolots lived there, and based on the research of Petukhov Yu. D. and N. I. Vasilyeva, these tribes were the direct ancestors of the Rus of the Middle Ages.

Supporters of the fact that the Scythians, and then the Sarmatians were the direct ancestors of the Russes of the Middle Ages, and therefore of the modern Russian people, were such titans of Russian thought like Mikhail Vasilyevich Lomonosov and Vasily Nikitich Tatishchev.

Even a person far from art, looking at Celtic, Scythian and Old Russian ornaments and works of art, will note their common root and common style.

The name is Celts-Galatians, in tune with the Chipped-Scythians. The basis of the root "klt-" is identical to the root basis of the Slavs-Rus "kl-". We recall our words "kolo", "kol", which carry the images of masculine and feminine principles. Hence, “stake” is “stick”, the masculine principle, and “colo” is “circle, wheel, hole”, the feminine principle.

The closeness of the Rus to the Celts-Cholots is also visible in the form of the "Druids" - the priests of the Celtic tribes. This word is not translated from any of the Western European languages, but there is a direct analogue in Russian. If we take into account the letter "y", which easily turns into "in" - for example: William - William, then with the main root "dr", we get "drv" - "tree". But it was the trees that the druids worshiped.

In the famous, according to the work of Walter Scott Ivanhoe - it is easy to recognize the positive hero Ivan the goy - the expression "goy thou, good fellow" is still found in our language.

One gets the impression that when reading the "Old English" epic, ballads, we are dealing with heavily edited, revised legends and epics of our direct ancestors.

There are other reminders of the Russian past of modern England - Wales, Welsh. In English. Wales, and then, in turn, from the ancient English Wealas, officially this word is derived from the "ancient German" name of the Volkov-wolf tribe, as the neighbors called the Celts-skolots. But the very name Uels-Wales has an ancient root familiar to every Russian person: Veles-Volos. And the image of wolves-wolves also makes sense, because the wolf is the sacred animal of Veles. Hence the image of werewolf warriors, wolf warriors who came in the night. It was not for nothing that the late Anglo-Saxons were afraid of the attack of the Welsh wolves, who appeared in the night like ghosts. It is interesting that they were also called cymry, which is consonant with the Cimmerians - the predecessors of the Scythian-chipped in the steppes of southern Russia. By the way, the "Veles Fields" can be found in France - these are the famous "Champs Elysees" in Paris. They appeared there when this territory was conquered by the Franks-ravens-ravens. And the raven, another of the sacred animals of the "Master" - Veles.

In the name of one of the gods of the Celtic pantheon - Luga, a river is named on the border of Estonia and Russia, and the city of Lugansk in Ukraine. The spread of the cult of the Meadows in Gaul is evidenced by many names of settlements.

Another artifact is the legendary Tara Hill (Hill of Kings), a cult place, the ancient capital of Ireland, which has exactly the same name as the tributary of the Irtysh - the Tara River. And the very name Ireland resembles the ancient Slavic Iriy - a paradise land, from where the Irtysh flows - Iriy the Quiet.

It is also worth mentioning another toponym of Ireland - Roscommon Roscomon, that is, Comon Rosa, Rusa. In other words, a Russian horseman.

Komon is an outdated form of the word Horse, in Russian folk songs it is sung "turn back the komoni, komoni are good horses."

The names of many lands ending in "land" now seem foreign to us, in fact, they have roots in Russian.

In the Explanatory Dictionary of the Living Great Russian Language by Vladimir Dal, the word "Lan" has the following meaning - Paul, niva, arable land; large covered strip. Squeeze homogeneous bread in large fields with lans.

The word glade has the same nature. And the existence in ancient times of the southern state of the Rus called Ruskolan is not disputed even by orthodox history.

Another toponymic evidence of the presence of the Slavs in Britain is the modern English city of Torquay on the shores of the English Channel, in the county of Cornwall. It is clear that this is a slightly modified Bidding. Many similar place names are scattered throughout Europe: Turku in Finland, Torgau in Germany, Tergeste in Italy.

And the owners of red hair in Cornwall, by the way, are called Rouse, Russell or Ross.

As the legends say, in the north, beyond the bounds of everything visible, is the sacred island of Tula (Tulia, or Tuli / Tule). Legends say that all druids and kings studied on Tula and it was from there that they brought their mysterious art. Toponyms with the root "tul" are generally extremely widespread: the cities of Toulon and Toulouse in France, Tulcha - in Romania, Tulchin - in Ukraine, Tulymsky Kamen (ridge) - in the Northern Urals, a river in the Murmansk region - Tuloma, a lake in Karelia - Tulos …

The Russian origin can be clearly seen in the tribes of the Angles and Saxons themselves, after which the modern inhabitants of England are called, using the term "Anglo-Saxons". Although in reality the current "Anglo-Saxons" are indirectly related to them. However, the Slavic origins of the Angles, Saxons can be seen in English history with the naked eye. One has only to pay attention to their names: say, Rada, or Usta, from which the surnames Reading (s) common on the British Isles originated, i.e., in Russian, Radin, and Hasting (s), i.e., in Russian, Ustin. The prince of the Angles and Saxons was chosen by a council called Witan, that is, in Russian, veche. The army, the militia of the Angles and Saxons was called fyrd, which corresponds to the modern English. horde, i.e. Horde.

So, a brief analysis of toponyms and self-names allows us to conclude that the history of the British Isles is directly related to the history of the super-ethnos of the Rus.

In addition to toponyms and linguistic parallels, the fact that quite recently Western Europe was inhabited by Slavs is evidenced by numerous monuments with runic texts. There are especially many such monuments in Northern Europe. These include, first of all, runestones, which modern scholars date back to the 1st-5th centuries A. D., and bracteates - flat thin coins of gold or silver with a minting on one side (today we call such items medallions).

It was always believed that these runic letters were written in ancient Germanic runes or the so-called "senior futark". However, not a single runic inscription belonging to this period was read with these runes. Runologists and historians, as it were, read something with the help of a futark, but at the end they received a meaningless set of letters, which they then "brought" to a more or less digestible form, using all sorts of stretching and very bold assumptions. For 90 years of its existence, Western runology has never read normally a single runic inscription.

The only suitable tool for reading the Scandinavian early runes was the Slavic runes. With their help, the inscriptions are read perfectly, without any adjustments, as regrettable as it is for orthodox scholars.

Oleg Leonidovich Sokol-Kutylovsky, a corresponding member of the Russian Academy of Natural Sciences, a researcher at the Institute of Geophysics of the Ural Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences, made the Scandinavian runes "speak" in Russian. He analyzed runic inscriptions on 35 bracteates, about 30 inscriptions on clasps and jewelry, rings, medallions, coins, weapons, on 30 runestones and about a dozen inscriptions on bone and wood. The geography of the monuments of runic Slavic writing that he found is impressive: Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Great Britain, Germany, Poland, Lithuania, Ukraine, France, Bulgaria, Hungary, Serbia and the European part of Turkey.

In addition to Scandinavia and mainland Europe, runic inscriptions similar to the early Scandinavian inscriptions have been found in the British Isles. Among them are runic inscriptions on British coins of the early period, which also acquire meaning only when they are read in Slavic runes in Russian.

All this does not seem surprising when you find out that quite recently, in the 17th century in Stockholm, the official eulogy at the funeral of the Swedish king Charles 11 was pronounced not in Swedish, but in pure Russian:

A deplorable speech for the burial of that former noble and high-born prince and sovereign Carolus, the eleventh king of Sweden, Gothic and Vandal (and other), glorious, blessed and merciful our sovereign, now saved by God.

When his royal majesty's body was abandoned from the heart, with a befitting royal honor, and the heart of all subjects with sobs, was buried in the GLASS (as Stockholm was called in the 17th century) on the twenty-fourth of November of the summer from the incarnation of the word of God in 1697.

Why on earth did the Swedish court master of ceremonies in the presence of the entire Swedish court, while reading a document of state importance at the highest official level, suddenly speak Russian? Obviously, there was no Swedish language at that time, since the emergence of different languages in Europe took place under the powerful Catholic influence and the spread of religious literature in the Latin alphabet, which, in turn, was based on one of the many types of ancient Slavic writing - the Etruscan script.

Now some people rightly call England the most bloodthirsty state formation in the history of mankind.

For centuries, England carried out the genocide of the Irish, England was the world leader in the slave trade, in the twentieth century unleashed two world wars and always tried to stab the allies with a knife.

In the 19th century, England established a massive supply of opium to China, receiving in return huge material values, gold, silver and fur.

"As long as China remains a nation of drug addicts, we should not be afraid that this country will turn into a serious military power, since this habit sucks the vitality of the Chinese," - this is how the British consul concluded his speech at the meeting of the Royal Opium Commission in 1895 in China Jeff Hirst.

The credo of British politics - the words of the Secretary of Foreign Affairs and Prime Minister of Great Britain Henry Palmerston, sounded in his speech in the House of Commons on March 1, 1858: “We have no eternal allies and we have no permanent enemies; our interests are eternal and constant. It is our duty to protect these interests."

And several hundred years of history show that British interests are to destroy and plunder other peoples and keep their own in fear, despite the fact that thanks to the efforts of the world media, many ignorant people have created an image of a prosperous and developed Britain in their heads.

How did it happen that such a bloodthirsty state arose on the lands that were mastered by the Russians in antiquity? Why did the Anglo-Saxons in modern history become synonymous with deceit and destruction for other peoples?

This question was once asked by Platon Akimovich Lukashevich in his work "The reason for the hatred of the British towards the Slavic peoples." The famous linguist, a contemporary of Gogol, who spoke 63 languages, 18 of which he knew perfectly, wrote in 1877:

“An Englishman from a good person, suddenly indulges in unbridled anger; You can also see his calculation in his favor of cruelty and inhumanity: in the vast space of the United States of North America, almost all the natives there (red-skinned) were beaten by them in their own hands, and for this they have no responsibility before the law, they just shoot like rabbits. The extermination of the red-skinned in the Northern States by the Anglo-Saxon tribe deserves a special study and description; at least for the curiosity of future offspring, but other Western Europeans somehow do not want to rush to investigate all this in detail: it is evident that they also have fluff on their stigmas …

Now take a look at our foreign Siberian peoples: they are all safe and sound, they have completely preserved their languages, faith and customs."

According to Platon Lukashevich, the reason for the hatred of the British towards the Slavic peoples is the long-standing genetic admixture of wild tribes. It was the change in genetics that occurred as a result of brutal wars that so radically spoiled the mentality of the people living on the British Isles.