Shards of Former Greatness, Part 2

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

This post is the result of joint activities of the Tomsk Research Group "Tiger". We are talking about an alternative interpretation of "isTORic" events. This is a sequel. Start

It is not easy, and sometimes completely impossible sometimes even to imagine "the world before us", a world that is reflected as if through the looking glass so often appears to our eyes. Somewhere out there, at the level of peripheral vision, Empires and Countries loom, so far away and so close. Distant in time intervals and close in the ancestral memory, although there is practically no longer it, this memory. So, some scraps and scraps. But even from these scraps the canvas of Slavic history is sometimes woven. What kind of Power was the Great Tartary on the maps of the world? Who was Chin Giz Khan? What kind of Genghisites were there on Earth? Why is modern China China or Chyna? Again, questions that await their answers. But how do you find these answers? How to find when there is no connection between the clan and generations. How to find when oral tradition is interrupted? The transmission of legends from mouth to mouth was interrupted, and the entire tribal tradition was interrupted. There is such a guy Lesogor in the Ural Mountains. He once said that there are Living Vedas. Vedas of nature, Vedas of the heart, intuition and reason. The Vedas of one's conscience and the Vedas of God's truth. Vedas of Slavic truth. The Vedas of the Orthodox faith, our primordial Vedic faith. We agree completely. But there is also the Vedas of our language. What is verbally transmitted to us by our ancestors. And these Vedas sometimes reveal something that takes your breath away. In the last article, we talked about our Tomsk, which in ancient times was called Sadina or Graciona. Sadina then transformed into Tomsk

They also talked about the constant expansion of China in our lands. A number of assumptions were made. Correct or not, that is not the question. It is impossible, looking for something, not to walk in circles sometimes. There is no doubt that there were military clashes. China and Tartary? What are they trying hard to hammer into us by the fact of "the conclusion of peace in the star temple"? Legalize the non-existent "ancient" history of China? Why are they actively promoting the Great Wall of China? To confirm this "ancient" story? And why, then, are the pyramids and burials of white Caucasians "bashfully" hushed up? Excuse me, but not only China, but also Great Tartary raises only questions. Suddenly it seemed that we ourselves fell into a jungle of delusions and inadvertently took our readers there, too. And then the ancestral genetic memory turned on again. It turned on like a click of the mind and a "second wind" opened. I remembered that they had long wanted to draw attention to Siberian toponyms. Viracocha - the supreme deity of many peoples of the Yunca, Mochica, Quechua and Incas; Vorkochae is a river in Siberia, a right tributary of the Kelma River. Kukulkan is one of the supreme deities of the Maya people; Kotuikan is a river in Siberia on the Putorana plateau.

Ushas - the devine Indian goddess of the morning dawn; Ushaika is a river in the Tomsk region. Euphrates is a river in Syria; Euphrates is a river in the Tomsk region. Indus - the largest river in South Asia (flows through China, India and Pakistan); India Upper - on the maps of Ptolemy indicated as the region of the present Far East; Indigirka is a river in Siberia. The same river Indus in Pashto اباسين, that is, Abba-Sin "father of rivers", Pers. هند ("Hind"); the river of Siberia - Basadayka (Ba-Sand-aika). Baikal is a lake in Buryatia, Baikal is a lake in the Tomsk region, Aleksandrovsky district.

Mount Ararat in Turkey, Mount Ararat in the Krasnoyarsk Territory. Arjuna - one of the main characters of the Indian epic "Mahabharata", the village of Arjaan - Krasnoyarsk Territory. Mount Kailash in Tibet; Mount Kailaso in the Far East. Obi is the name of the belt in Japan, Ob (the more ancient name of Obdora) is a river in Western Siberia. Puran Bhagat - the hero of a series of Punjabi folk legends, "Puranas" - texts of ancient Indian literature in Sanskrit; Pur - a river in Yamal, Purskaya lowland in Western Siberia. For reference: "purka -" measure of grain "(Dahl's Explanatory Dictionary)"; PURA, Pura, Που̃ρα, the Indian common name of the city. Sur (fence, fortification) - a) (Gen. 16: 7; Gen. 20: 1; Gen.25: 18; Ex. 15:22; 1 Sam. 15: 7; 1 Sam. 27: 8) - the land between Egypt and the possessions of the Amalekites; Severe is a village in the south of Eastern Siberia. Surah is a chapter from the Koran; Surgut is a city in western Siberia. For reference: "surzha -i, f. and surzhik, -a, m. s.-kh. Mixed sowing (in one field) of winter wheat with rye. (Dahl Dictionary) "Machu Pikchu (Quechua: Machu Pischu, translated as" old peak ") is a city of ancient America, located on the territory of modern Peru; Macha - a village in the Olekminsky region of Yakutia, Macha - a meteorite crater in Yakutia. Uki is a city in Japan; on the map of the Nizhneudinsky district of the Irkutsk region bear this name: the Uk village, the Uk river and the Ukovsky waterfall. For reference: uka is a toad frog and “Uka, utka vlad. childish. trusya, milk (Dahl's dictionary) "Kumara - (Skt.) virgin boy or celibate boy; Kumara is a former village in Shimanovsky district, on the left bank of the river. Zeya, the right tributary of the Amur River. Khmara - in the Ukrainian and Belarusian languages the Old Slavonic word "cloud, cloud" has been preserved, and "Khmar" - from Old Russian: fog, dusk, haze; Hamra is a village on the Lena River. Yugra - Old Russian meaning "(sunny) meadows"; Yurga is a city in the Kemerovo Region of Western Siberia, Yugra-Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Okrug. Bibi Patma - the "Daughter of the Prophet" among the Turkmen; Patomskoe upland - in the interfluve of Lena, Vitim and Chara; Irkutsk region Eastern Siberia.

I must say a very modest list. A preliminary conclusion suggests itself about a certain concentration in the Siberian lands of the supreme deities, daughters of prophets, the names of the main characters of ancient legends and all too well-known bindings-toponyms of other countries of almost the whole world. Why are these "pearls" kept in the allegedly forgotten Siberia ?! And why is the Northern origin indicated for the listed deities, in the traditions of their peoples ?! Could all this be an accident? And among all this mystery, the ancient city of Sadina stands at the most geographically advantageous position. What are you sad about? I just want to sigh with longing sadness. City of TOSKA by its former greatness? The administrative center of Siberia? Why do you keep Tomsk, and now it has not lost its former spirit? And we tried to pass some of our thoughts through the figure of Chin Giz Khan. A great commander who cannot be simply thrown out of history. And they realized that this was not a name. Why not? There are also such words in our language as rank, dignified, rank by rank, etc. Is it not for this reason that China retained the native name of Chin or Chin? The Great Khan's Headquarters? And Guise? Let's remember the pyramids at Gizah. What is this area called Giza? Interesting question, isn't it? This is what Wikipedia gives: "Giza (fr. Guise) is a French family, a side branch of the Lorraine house, which received possession of Guise as a dowry in 1360 and subsequently split into the lines of Guise and Elbeuf." There is also the Giza plateau. On this plateau is the city of Giza and the famous pyramids of Egypt. So, Guise, is this some kind of territory? This is also a question. Conception, embryo, conception, all the roots of one word. China (China). So TEA is our territory? The purely Russian root in the word Chyna is very suspicious. Let's try to go from the stove, go on behalf of Nargiz. Why not. “The name Nargiza is a complex compound name consisting of two parts, where“nar”is“fire, flame, light”, and“giz”(“giza”) is“greatness”or“daughter”.

“The first basis of the name Nargiz, the word“nar”, in Arabic means“fire, flame”, and in Persian“nar”is“fruit of a pomegranate tree, pomegranate”, and in a figurative meaning -“happy”. The word "giz" could be formed as an abbreviation from the Arabic word "gizzal", meaning "supremacy, greatness", as well as "honor, glory, praise", and from the ambiguous Arabic word "gizzat", which means "strength, power, power "and" degree, rank ". Thus, the meaning of the male name Nargiz is interpreted as “fiery, fiery strength, greatness”, or as “mighty, powerful like fire. Sources: Kryukov M. V., Systems of personal names among the peoples of the world. Kublitskaya I. V., Names and surnames. Origin and meaning. Superanskaya A. V., Name - through centuries and countries. Leontiev N. N., What is in my name for you? Brockhaus and Efron., Encyclopedic Dictionary. Gafurov A., Name and history. Dictionary".

Gazi (Arabic غازي) is the name of free volunteer warriors, defenders of faith, truth and justice. The concept is found in Muslim sources from the X-XI centuries.

Only one thing can be said: Chin Giz Khan is not a proper name. This is a title! Powerful, mighty Han Chin! Or Khan Chyna? And the territories that this ruler owned were much more than he was allotted "from the lordly shoulder" of traditional historiography. What needs to be done to hide the fact of the existence of a much larger State than Great Tartary? That's right, go from the opposite, inventing the "great rulers of antiquity" and "great empires." And there was a twenty-year-old undergrowth-genius Alexander the Great of Macedon, who, like a devil from a bottle, jumped out into the vastness of the ancient world, seized it in a short time and immediately fell into oblivion. Chin Giz Khan, who was given a little more, but also "failed" in tartarars. And there are an incredible number of such "great rulers" in the vastness of the past. Look, one of Persia is worth something. We should try to make out all the names of the rulers in different empires. It is not surprising that the Great Emperors are only the rulers of the "counties and districts" of the once collapsing world. And from the difference in the worldview of nationalities, the Great are called as anyone thinks of: Giz, Dir, Khan, Tsar, Sultan, … etc. So who was this Chin Giz Khan? "Great last militia" who was able to raise the remnants of a single world to resist the infection? The only ruler who gave rise to the Genghisid family? Or a ruler with the title of Khan Giz Chin? And there were several of them, while the power passed by inheritance? And here the theory of the Tatar-Mongol yoke generally falls apart before our eyes. Excellent work confirmation of this Here the idea of a single world order is expressed and it was by no means called the Great Tartary. Rather, it was also called that, but not on a global scale. Rather, as a part of a whole, the name of which has been "lost." So we are about the same. And two opinions coinciding on the whole, these are dear gentlemen, official historians, already statistics. So, further, not only the yoke is crumbling before our eyes, but also the theory of long and distant campaigns or the Tatar-Mongols, or the troops of Great Tartary to save Russia from Christianization. Agree, when the Power is united, it is easier to raise any military unit on its territory. Not far from the place of expansion, so to speak. From the places of deployment and winter apartments. Alexander Nevsky used to go to Khan's headquarters almost "every weekend." Three years one way to Mongolia (which did not exist at that time by the way), three years ago, right? We are being hammered in with no idea what, and meanwhile, the territory of China has been growing over the centuries by leaps and bounds. And all "modestly" are silent about it. Moreover, clear evidence of the completely distorted official history is not covered in any way. For example, how to explain the network of canals or canal-like structures in the Ket River region?

Or so similar to the ancient observatory Arkaim "funnel" near Tomsk, which we conditionally called "Tomsk Arkaim"?

Or the colored mountains, so similar to the famous Chinese mountains, on the Putorana plateau? In the Indian epic "Mahabharata" the Northern ancestral home of the Aryans also has the following description: "Like rubbing smeared with a finger, stripes of crimson-red, white, black, golden shone." Mountains on the Putorana plateau, north of Western Siberia:

Or a viaduct suddenly washed out of the ground?

Seeing this, we can say with certainty one thing: the Great Wall of China is far from an original structure on Earth. And apparently not the most or one of the most ancient. The word "katay" is translated from Old Russian as an earthen rampart or a protective wall from raids and from water as a dam (possible dual purpose). So the area KATAI near China has a very specific reference - "The Great Wall of China", and Katai itself has nothing to do with China.

This is "Map of Abraham Ortelius. 1570".

The part of the wall we now know is a remake, and not a single scientist is even allowed to approach the earthen rampart, although it can be seen through binoculars from the new "Chinese wall". So what exactly is the Great Wall of China? And the questions can be continued indefinitely. Another would be to start responding intelligently to them. What is this mysterious veil? No, dear Russian historians, and again no. Is there something wrong? Was China closed in a small enough area and sealed by the Chinese Wall? Distracting our attention with events in the West, history is silent about what happened at that time in India and in the Far and Middle East? Here's what to think about. I think there are answers to many questions here.

Why is such a vision of Great Tartary stubbornly imposed on us? Impersonal. On it the country (of tea?) China is indeed "sealed" from the North by the Great Wall of China. The elephant protected itself from this pug with a wall? Was there actually an ancient war with the Arims, or what they were called there, after the victory (or defeat) in which the SMZH was concluded?

hīna, from Sanskrit - to leave, to leave. Suggests some thoughts and assumptions. Is not it?

Further more interesting. We entered the following literally into the search engine: "translation tart". Yes, yes, that's so commonplace. In Kazak it is participation, participant. From French (do not forget that at the time of 1812 it was the state language of the Russian elite) it is a cake, a pie. Pie from Latin too. Or maybe not aria, but area - area, area. Pie is a circle, i.e. the globe, then tart + aria (area) is an area of the world, a part of the world, and nothing more. Districts and regions, but administrative centers, and provinces and volosts? And the whole single world was called, for example, like this, the Mother of Cheese Earth? Will we know when? So what do we have? The suspicion that Great Tartary is not the largest state on Earth. This is only part of something immeasurably greater. And one of the really confirmed rulers of a part of Tartary, who also saved this Power from something really terrible. Saved, but not for long. What kind of military events of irresistible force took place on the territory of the once vast and united world? We have some versions and assumptions. And not only assumptions, but also specific answers. Stay with us. It will be even more interesting further. Finally, the very strange words of such a northern people as the Samoyeds: God - Chay egha, bear - Chay Jeda, church - Сhayjemee, fish - Chailee, sun - Chayer. The name China again enters a new round of research. Well, and Ivan tea is probably no less than a "Drink of God"?