What are the stones silent about or what is the true name of Tartary?

2024 Author: Seth Attwood | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-16 15:55

Where to look for answers to the question "Where did Tartary come from, and we do not know about it by sleep or spirit"? How to find the answer if the history of us for more than 200 years was written by the Germans at the request of the victorious dynasty? How to distinguish a lie from the truth … And now you "wander" with suspended questions until you "stumble" over the necessary STONE.

Information retrieval methods can be different. When there are no written answers, I try to find them on the ground: I just look at photographs of nature through the Internet of our Tomsk region, and suddenly I'm lucky … And now, Anikin's stone caught my eye.

In truth, there is nothing special about this stone. I look and think, "Why was it called that, maybe in honor of Anika the warrior?"

What Wikipedia says about this warrior:

" Anica the Warrior(from the Greek. ἀνίκητος - "invincible") - the hero of the Russian folk verse about Anika and Death. In a figurative sense, it means a person who brags only far from danger.

In the verse, the young Anika the warrior brags about her strength and ravages defenseless people. On the way, Death meets him and reproaches him for boasting. Anika the warrior is not at all afraid of her and challenges her to a duel. Death quickly overpowers him and he, repenting about the thoughtless word, begins to beg her to give him at least some time, but Death kills him.

The name of the hero is most likely taken from the Byzantine legend about the hero Digenis, who is mentioned there with the constant epithet anikitos. Russian scribes could count the epithet as a proper name.

Anika the warrior went over to the saying "Anika the warrior sits and howls."

His name is mentioned in fairy tales, parables, and folk dramas (for example, in the play about Tsar Maximilian, the interlude Anika the Warrior). He was often depicted with a summary of the "Story of the debate of the belly with death" in popular prints."

Not a lot and somehow not in the subject: the hero Digenis himself, with some kind of slip of the tongue, the epithet "anika" penetrates our oral traditions deep into Siberia?.. Is it really a stone named after him - strange ?! It is also strange that this is the ONLY STONE WITH SUCH NAME IN OUR COUNTRY … Usually such names should be found in batches, as is usually the case with us, but they are not. Only in the Tomsk region.

And suddenly the crazy thought "anika-stone" flashed across … I've heard that Old Church Slavonic and Sanskrit are the closest languages in sound and essence. I checked it against the Russian-Sanskrit dictionary: ANIKA - in Sanskrit and "sharp", and "spear", and "stone"!.. And then the thought rushed through the fields: the familiar "tryn-grass" - our word GRAVA in Sanskrit sounds like " trna "; "karnauhiy" - "karna" from Sanskrit "ear"; our expression "sun-bell" and "holo (our)" - from Sanskrit "ball"; "Tarkh and Tkhara" - from Sanskrit "horse and horse" (this is where the word "tarantaika" or, more accurately, tarantas - a horse carriage); "Kita-y" from Sanskrit "Silk" - it turns out we call the country so because of the mass production of silk in this territory, they call themselves differently - "China"; in the fairy tale of A. S. Pushkin "The golden cockerel" is mentioned as the Shimakhand queen, and "Shi-Mahand" - from Sanskrit "very important, very large, great, beautiful"; "krista (compare with our word peasant)" from Sanskrit "arable land"; "gos-pada" from Sanskrit "puddle" or "trail of the sacred cow"…. So many answers to historical and literary questions at once! And it dawned on me that we are part of one something very large whole …

Here it will be appropriate to step back a little and tell about the translation-decoding of my grandmother about the expression "Tartar-ry". This is what she explained to my childish question "What is TAR-TARA-RY": during her childhood, the number "three" around her grandmothers was called "Tari", and 33 as "TAR-Tari", the word "Tart-Tara- РЪ "(ry,according to the old letter "eRy" also meant a hundred) means 33 hundreds. How did TARTARIA come about ?! Foreigners - French, Germans, English, those who made the cards of "Tartary" - in the alphabet DOES NOT have the letter "Y"! And they wrote it down in their own manner as Tartarus "and" I, or rather the Great Tartary. Only this is not our self-name! This is what foreigners called us. And 33 hundreds of countries united together were first of all called one GREAT state (according to the old "rajay"). Great in Old Russian was pronounced as INDI (E) YA.

Remember the lines of A. S. Pushkin in "The Tale of the Dead Princess and the Seven Heroes":

Waiting, waiting from morning to night, Looks into the field inda eyes

Looked ill.

In this case inda is an adverb denoting from Old Russian strongly, great … So, the noun from inda and there will be a word INDIA - that is, it is STRONG and GREAT.

And now I give a link to the "Legend of the Indian Kingdom", which mentions exactly such a number of kingdoms. I will note that nowhere else, in any documents, there is no state with such a quantitative composition of 3300.

It is not a fairy tale, as we were presented with it at school, but an embellished BYL !!!!! This is the only written testimony about INDIA with 3,300 kingdoms under one single beginning, which survived in a wild orgy during the division of kingdoms after the catastrophe. Only a catastrophe explains why a huge power could collapse at the same time. Hence the "great standing of waters" in Russia, when their splash was at the very threshold of St. Basil's Cathedral in Moscow.

Many researchers have a lot of serious questions about the work of Afanasy Nikitin "Walking the Three Seas" to which India he went and why it does not speak of elephants.

It is no coincidence that Novgorodov Nikolai Sergeevich's version of the campaign of Alexander the Great not in present-day India, but in Siberia, arose. How else can one explain the existence of the Primordial India (India Superior) on the crater of Ptolemy, bordering the Arctic Ocean?

In the ancient Indian epic "Mahabharata" there is a mention of the mountains of the Northern ancestral home: "Like rubbing smeared with a finger, stripes of carmine-red, white, black and gold shone." Here is a photo of the mountains in the north of Siberia, the Putorana plateau:

And here is a video about the catastrophe that happened about 650-700 years ago throughout Europe and the Russian Plain. Geologists have known about it for at least 30 years, but we do not know anything! Why?..

THERE WAS A CATASTROPHE!.. It was "thanks" to her that the Barintsev Sea flounder appeared in the Aral Sea - data from ichthyologists.

That is why for a long time the inhabitants of America were called Indians, because they lived in INDIA, and then, for "distinction", they were renamed Indians. Columbus knew EXACTLY where he was sailing - to INDIA, or rather to one of its parts, in his own words!

The catastrophe scattered the great country of INDIA into fragments, which began to tear from the inside and outside the surviving contenders for the vacated throne of India and in each separate kingdom. Now these "fragments" of Indy (s) must be collected together on ancient maps like puzzles!..

With the word "Indea (great)" equal to the foreign entry on the map - Grande Tartarie - sorted out. It remains to understand what Tartary is. But it turned out that the story with the word is much more interesting. The fact is that before the reform of the alphabet of the time of Peter, 1 letter "Village" pronounced like DZ or JJ in various areas of our country. The very name of the country before the revolution of 1917 was written through one "s", about which V. Dal wrote in the dictionary "Explanatory Dictionary of the Living Great Russian Language": Germany ". As a result, it turned out that the name of the country sounds like ra JJher or Ra DZher (no wonder the name "Radzevil's Chronicle" is the first source of the history of our country). The same name - Rajay - is found in the book of A. F. Veltman. "Indo-Germans, or Saivans: An Experience of the Set and Verification of Legends about the Primitive Inhabitants of Germany" (see a direct quote from the book below), although without any explanation of the formation of the word. I had to dig myself to the truth, "where the legs grow from."Apparently, in those days, such things were still fresh in the memory of the people without any explanation.

Photos are taken from free access on the Internet for illustration purposes only.

P. S. After writing the article, they gave me a fabulous gift, they gave me a link to the map of Asia by Daniel Keller for 1590. MANY THANKS to Roman Sivkov for this MIRACLE. I quote literally the most important part on the topic for the article from it with the inscription "India protruding part is taken away (that is," taken away part of the protruding part of India ") the famous continent is Peru, the essence of America" (correct me if you did not quite correctly translated). There are already two puzzles: