Russia the formation of the state in the 9th century Veneds and the severjans (northerners), part of the Huns, which became the basis of a new community - Sergey Solovyov

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beginning of the emergence of Indo-European culture is precisely the Yamnaya culture, which, as is generally accepted in modern science, and international science considers it proved that Indo-Europeans came to Europe from the Ciscaucasia and specifically the Volga and Don regions, and even in the passports of Anglo-Saxon states, white Europeans are called “Caucasians”, that is, people from the Caucasus, or rather, the Ciscaucasia. The pits were already familiar with the wheel and made blackened ceramics. The Yamnaya culture is replaced by the catacomb culture, and in the era of this culture, temporal lobed rings, blackened polished ceramics with an extruded pattern and spiral ornaments appear, and it is named according to the custom of burying the dead in catacombs, consisting of a dromos (corridor) and a burial chamber built under a burial chamber. … It was the people of the catacomb culture who began widespread settlement in European regions, and Minyan (blackened) ceramics are found from Turkestan to Hellas, where they began to make ceramic products with an extruded, rather than painted, spiral ornament. Further, this culture is replaced by the Srubnaya culture, adjacent to the Abashev and Andronov cultures, among the monuments of which there are already such religious symbols as the swastika and the meander. Blackened ceramics, lobed rings and boat-shaped goblets made of wood are also among the artifacts of these cultures, and burials with the disposal of the dead are also numerous. Implying belief in the possibility of the existence of “malicious (revived” dead”, inspiring fear to the living. Andronovtsy lived in the territories from the Urals to China, being present in the present-day Gansu province of China. And here for the first time you can see the toponymy and the name of tribes with the name Hun-gantgan. In Troy, monuments similar to the monuments of the Seima-Turbino culture were found (jade axes, four in number, as in the Borodino hoard), and among the monuments of that era there are also silver spears, which are obviously of a magical character, as a weapon against the “living dead.” At a later time, such units were among the Persian kings of the Achaemenid times, according to Quintus Curtius Rufus, and the famous argyraspid unit (silver copies) of the Macedonian tsars, and even much later, among the Russian tsars the bells were armed with silver hatchets, that is, in this era the belief in the magic of silver existed. In a series of Trojan myths, the Trojan prince Gannimed is already found, whose name translates as “The leader of the Gants”, and Hellas of the time of Homer already remembers the tribes of the Huns, and it speaks of the King Gunia from Thessaly.

      But from Kifa Guney with twenty and two ships

      Sailed, leading the Aenians and warlike, strong Perrebes, (Homer, Iliad)

      All who inhabited Mycenae, a wide street city,

      (Homer “Iliad”, II, 569—580)

      Mycenae (ancient Greek Μυκῆναι, Greek Μυκήνες) is an ancient city in Argolis, one of the centers of the Cretan-Mycenaean culture, later – the ancient Greek civilization, dates back to the second millennium BC. e. The city is located in the Peloponnese, 90 km in a straight line to the southwest of Athens. It is currently in ruins. According to legend, the city was built by Perseus, although according to archaeological excavations and comparison of myths and archaeological data, it is more likely that the Danaans only captured the city from the Pelasgians, as described in the myth of Danae and Egypt. According to Greek tradition, the descendants of Danaus and those who migrated from Elis ruled in Mycenae. amifaonides, and then pelopids. The most famous king of Mycenae is Agamemnon, glorified in the Iliad.

      This is how the traveler of antiquity Pausanias describes Mycenae: “Now from Mycenae only part of the city wall and the gate on which lions stand… Between the Mycenaean ruins flows a source (Perseus); there are underground buildings of Atreus (father of Agamemnon) and his sons; in these There is the grave of Atreus and all those who returned from Troy with Agamemnon and whom Aegisthus killed at the feast… But Clytemnestra and Aegisthus are buried at some distance from the wall: they were deemed unworthy to lie inside, where were buried Agamemnon and his companions.”

      Cretan goddess in a Scythian hat

      The photo above is the rarest, unfortunately, we could not find the full image. Found only in the album “Aegean Art” 1972. editions. This is about openness in science, and take a look at the stowet’s headdress. Before us is a Scythian hat, no more and no less, another proof of the migration of the Huns-Gans at the beginning of the third millennium to Hellas and Egypt. Then the Hans proceeded to India, and the myth about this remained in the form of the myth of Dionysus’s campaign in India. that is, the identity of the shepherd kings (Hyksos) and the Huns-Hans is obvious.

      The name Mycenae comes from one of the names of the bull, this is the ancient Greek word from Homer μυκώμεναι (Hom.) – to roar, moo like a bull. There is also an image of a bull in the famous village of Mycenae No. 1428. The name of Mycenae, and the name of the Macedonians – the name of the city and tribe is derived from the name of a bull or a cow. And the translation of the word -δόνες- giving as a gift, worshipers, therefore, the origin of the word Danaans is likely from δόνες. Two tribes have a stem with the word δόνες, Macedonians (Greek Μακεδόνες), Myrmidonians (Old Greek Μυρμῐδόνες).

      And the later Macedonians lived where myths indicate the place of residence of the Myrmidons.. So it is likely that the Macedonians are part of the Danaans. After the destruction of Mycenae and the expulsion of the inhabitants in 468. BC. The Argians took refugees in Macedonia.

      “After the first fifty-oared ship built by Danaus sailed from Egypt to Hellas and was named Pentekontera, and the daughters of Danaus… she, … Gelika, and Arhedica, separated from the others, founded the sanctuary of Athena Lindia and made a sacrifice in… Linda in Rhodes, and it happened during the reign of Erichtonius in Athens, 1247 passed (1511/10). " Parian marble. That is, as you can see the proximity of the dates of 1468 BC. BC and 1511 BC. the time of events is quite understandable and does not contradict each other, but rather they explain that the Argians wanted to wait a reasonable time so as not to be punished. Moreover, the myths say that Mycenae was founded (captured) later, and not by Danae or Egypt himself, but by his grandson or great-grandson Perseus. It is likely that, as in the case of the curse of the Locrians, the period of patience of the Argos had to last 1000 years, and the date of the capture of Mycenae by the Danes in 1468 BC is obtained., though rather the Argians bided their time. Date of foundation of Mycenae-from 1511—1468 BC e. And this dating is quite real, as it is confirmed by two sources – the Parian marble and the date of the expulsion of the Mycenaeans by the Argians.

      New migration 13—11 c. BC. Veneds and Sardons go to the West

      Thus, the Indo-European tribes settled by the beginning of the 17th century BC in the vastness of Eurasia, reaching both the Balkans and Denmark, as far as Hindustan and China from the Urals and the Ob. But in 12—11 thousand BC, everything changed again. What happened is unclear, but new waves of Indo-Europeans rushed to the West of Europe.

      History “Legends about Slovenia and Ruse”. “The Legend of Slovenia and Ruse and the City of Slovensk”, also known as the story “About the history of the hedgehog about the beginning of Rusky lands and the creation of Novagrad”, exists in more than 100 copies of the 17th and 18th centuries; the oldest dates back to 1630. Most of them belong to the second half of the 17th century, including the lists in the Chronicle of Patriarch Nikon, the Chronograph of 1679, and the Novgorod III Chronicle. Modern editions are usually based on a list from the Chronograph of 1679. Historians suggest that the Legend… was compiled by the founder of the Siberian chronicle, Metropolitan Cyprian (1626—1634)

      “Little by little, the great-grandchildren Afetov Scythian and Zardan separated from their brethren and from their kind from the Western countries, and touched the midday countries, and took possession of Eksinopont, and they live there for many years, and from these sons and grandchildren were born and multiplied greatly, and

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