Славянскую историю народа не вычеркнуть из бытия. Она была, есть и будет. Слава роду и всем мирным людям. Мы братья и сестры, должны сплотиться и быть вместе. Так нужно для нашей Матушки - Земли. Мира, света, добра и любви нашему Человечеству. Надо всем нам выстоять за Русь!
Glory to Great prince of Sviatoslav (Sventyssleiff) the Conqueror, Great prince of Kiev (Konugard) and Kievan Rus (Gardariki), the son of Kiev prince Igor (Ingvar) and his wife Great Kiev princess Olga (Helga), the grandson of Varangian konung Riurik (Roerik) and his wife Alfinda, Norwegian princess. He had the hair cut on his head - the symbol of Varangian nobility.
That hairstyle was traditionally worn by Slavs, not Norsemen, and the Rurikids weren't Varangians, but Rus', and on that basis distinguished from the former in the Rus-Roman treaties and page 63 of the Primary Chronicle. Rurik is heavily presumed to have been a figure of myth, the same goes for his presumed wife who was never attested by name.
@@numenoreaneternity6682 Slavs themselves never had such haircuts on heads till 15-16 century when Cossacks and Polish nobility (szlachta) made such haircuts due to eastern fashion influnced by Sarmatian and Scythian past. If we say about 10th century - it was the time of Varangian rule in the lands of Eastern Slavs along the Dnieper and its links. And the name "Rus (Ruth)" is the Slavic name for Varangians (as Slavs borrowed it from Finns who met Varangians earlier and as we know Finns still call Swedes as "Ruotsi"). Now doubt, that Sviatoslav's father Igor (Ingvar), Igor's uncle Oleg or Olg (Helg) and his wife Olga (Helga) were Varangians from Rurikid dynasty. Even Nestor Chronicle says that Rurik was Varangian and that the name "Rus" came from Varangians (.."и ѿ тѣхъ Варѧгъ прозвасѧ Рускаꙗ землѧ"). Leo the Deacon (Byzantian historian and chronicer) left the description of appearence of Sviatoslav and he admitted the Svіatoslav had had a haіrcut on his head as symbol of nobility. Byzantian chronicles also had mentions about "people of Rus" and their names - all those names were Varangian (Scandinavian). Alfinda (Yefanda in Slavic adoption) was mentioned as Rurik's (Roerik's) wife and Varangian princess (died in Novgorod) in Hoacim Chronicles which were reported by historian Tatischev. Of course, chronicles often were recopied from earlier chronicles. But we can't say that Rurik was a myth as all his descendants till 16th century (Ivan IV the Terrible was the last one) led their origin from Rurik and considered themselves of Rurikid dynasty (Рюриковичи). Last genetical searches of more than 160 descendants of Rurikids show that they had N1 haplogroup which nearest subclades are found near Uppsala (Sweden) nowadays.
@@TheOlgaSasha Czupryna was originally worn by the Slavs, as attested by all primary Medieval sources, including distant British ones like Bartholomeus Anglicus who wrote in his encyclopedia that for the most part all the Slavs, except Ruthenians and those Slavs who were mixed with Germans and Latins, shave their heads. Bartholomeus, who lived in Magdeburg for several years, knew the Slavic lands well. By "Slavic lands" he meant the area from Saxony to Ruthenia and from Dalmatia, Carinthia, and Serbia to the Baltic Sea - meaning the near-entirety of the Slavs. Even Saxo Grammaticus wrote about shaven heads and the dislike of beards when writing about the Slavic temple of Akona (Jaromarsburg). He wrote that according to the common custom, only priests could grow long hair and beards. The hairstyle you speak of is a tradition among Slavic, not Norse nobility, and it's absent among proper, true Norse dynasties. The existence of the Czupryna amongst the Polabian Slav territories is further attested by many archaeological discoveries. By way of example, one may adduce the following: a small bronze statue from Schwedt/Oder (X-11th century), Altfriesack Götze, a wooden statue from Altfriesack (6th-7th century), a sitting statue from Gatschow near Demmin (XI-12th century), and a small sculpture from Mercersburg near Leipzig (10th century). All the figures have short hair and half-shaven heads. There is also a metal fitting from the museum in Oldburg and a wooden statue from Wolin (10th century). The information you've shared regarding the etymology of the Rus' is inaccurate, outdated, and has been dismissed in modern academic mainstream - including the Russian Normanists, I suggest reading "Современные научные оценки версии происхождения слова Русь от финского Ruotsi. I часть" and the additional data. Regarding the Primary Chronicle, you're quoting the Legend of the Invitation - an ahistorical event, genuine mythology identical in purpose and form to the Flight of Aeneas, a Christian-specific methodology in rationalizing the distant origin of ruling dynasties in the absence of appropriate sources. Several pages later, as stated above, Nestor outright denotes the Rurikids/Rus as "originally Slavic", and one person with the Slavs, while the Varangians are denoted as foreigners to both groups, we see the same in the Germanic Sagas, where the Varangians are denoted as Germanic, whereas the Rus/Rurikids are treated as foreigners, and in the aforementioned Rus-Roman treaties, and you "merely" omitted the fact that the Rurikid names and the names of the Varangian traders in their employments are named separately and therefore attesting to their diverging origins. Ioachim's Chronicle doesn't exist as it has never been found. The Rurikids swore solely by Slavic, not Germanic gods, further attesting to their Slavic origin. The oldest, attested historical Rurikid, Gleb Sviatoslavich, is I2a1b-Din, and his status as a Rurikid has been confirmed by his aDNA profile - he has recent South European admixture from his mother Kilikiya - who was an ERE princess, and by the archaeological remains of a lethal sword wound delivered to his skull. Gleb is from the last generation of historical Rurikids (from the 9th-11th century), is the paternal grandson of Yaroslav the Wise, and shares the same Y-DNA as the modern paternal progeny of his father's oldest brother Iziaslav - the Turovopin Rurikovich-Izyaslavichi (one of the former magnate houses of the PLC). The N1c1 Rurikids aren't even Rurikids proper, but Olafids. It is heavily presumed that Yaroslav's youngest son Vsevolod wasn't fathered by him but by Saint Olaf during his stay in Russia, this is attested by the fact that all of the tested Rurikids with N1c1 cite Vsevolod as their distant paternal progenitor, by the fact that the date of Vsevolod's siring correlates 100% with the date of Olaf's arrival and stay in Russia, and by the following study: Рюриковичи или Олафовичи: гипотеза об Y-гаплогруппе I2 у Рюрика по данным ДНК его возможных потомков. The TRMCA of N1c1 among the alleged Rurikids is, in reality, the strongest rebuttal against Normanism because N1c1 isn't a Germanic haplogroup, but Uralo-Finnic, and Eastern Sweden was a Saami hotspot in the past.
Slavs are here :) Polish, Romanian, Russian, Ukrainian, Belarusian, Serbians, in general, are all here, for now there are only a few of us in this channel, but soon there will be more :)
@iren_ion4225 Тут немає жодного того, хто підтримав би ці події і жодного того, хто б заспівав "Москаляку на гілляку" або "Батька наш Бандера". Ласкаво просимо до мене на канал🌄🌅Здесь всі абсолютно мирні люди, нас поки не так багато, але тут вже зібралися люди з України, Росії, Білорусі, Казахстана, Польщі, Сербії, Румунії та інших країн. Ми дуже раді тебе вітати. Тут я пишу музику про великі слов'янські билини, які об'єднують нас усіх і абсолютно ніякої політики☀🤗🤗
Славянскую историю народа не вычеркнуть из бытия. Она была, есть и будет. Слава роду и всем мирным людям. Мы братья и сестры, должны сплотиться и быть вместе. Так нужно для нашей Матушки - Земли. Мира, света, добра и любви нашему Человечеству. Надо всем нам выстоять за Русь!
Святослав Игоревич, наш великий Пращур, помоги нам одолеть современных хазар
Поздрав из Србије ❤
Всё круто!👍❤
Nice work on this song!
Слава роду Слов'янському
Слава!🌞
Я понял тебя брат мой,наша пора🐻Берсерк здесь,кто понял тот понял
Ciepłe uczucia Słowianie! 🇺🇦🕯
Очень похожа на монгольскую в плане горлового пения и на тюрскую в долике... Но очень похожа на Аттилу (Едильхана) тоесть Гуннов....
Glory to Great prince of Sviatoslav (Sventyssleiff) the Conqueror, Great prince of Kiev (Konugard) and Kievan Rus (Gardariki), the son of Kiev prince Igor (Ingvar) and his wife Great Kiev princess Olga (Helga), the grandson of Varangian konung Riurik (Roerik) and his wife Alfinda, Norwegian princess. He had the hair cut on his head - the symbol of Varangian nobility.
That hairstyle was traditionally worn by Slavs, not Norsemen, and the Rurikids weren't Varangians, but Rus', and on that basis distinguished from the former in the Rus-Roman treaties and page 63 of the Primary Chronicle. Rurik is heavily presumed to have been a figure of myth, the same goes for his presumed wife who was never attested by name.
@@numenoreaneternity6682 Slavs themselves never had such haircuts on heads till 15-16 century when Cossacks and Polish nobility (szlachta) made such haircuts due to eastern fashion influnced by Sarmatian and Scythian past. If we say about 10th century - it was the time of Varangian rule in the lands of Eastern Slavs along the Dnieper and its links. And the name "Rus (Ruth)" is the Slavic name for Varangians (as Slavs borrowed it from Finns who met Varangians earlier and as we know Finns still call Swedes as "Ruotsi"). Now doubt, that Sviatoslav's father Igor (Ingvar), Igor's uncle Oleg or Olg (Helg) and his wife Olga (Helga) were Varangians from Rurikid dynasty. Even Nestor Chronicle says that Rurik was Varangian and that the name "Rus" came from Varangians (.."и ѿ тѣхъ Варѧгъ прозвасѧ Рускаꙗ землѧ"). Leo the Deacon (Byzantian historian and chronicer) left the description of appearence of Sviatoslav and he admitted the Svіatoslav had had a haіrcut on his head as symbol of nobility. Byzantian chronicles also had mentions about "people of Rus" and their names - all those names were Varangian (Scandinavian). Alfinda (Yefanda in Slavic adoption) was mentioned as Rurik's (Roerik's) wife and Varangian princess (died in Novgorod) in Hoacim Chronicles which were reported by historian Tatischev. Of course, chronicles often were recopied from earlier chronicles. But we can't say that Rurik was a myth as all his descendants till 16th century (Ivan IV the Terrible was the last one) led their origin from Rurik and considered themselves of Rurikid dynasty (Рюриковичи). Last genetical searches of more than 160 descendants of Rurikids show that they had N1 haplogroup which nearest subclades are found near Uppsala (Sweden) nowadays.
@@TheOlgaSasha Czupryna was originally worn by the Slavs, as attested by all primary Medieval sources, including distant British ones like Bartholomeus Anglicus who wrote in his encyclopedia that for the most part all the Slavs, except Ruthenians and those Slavs who were mixed with Germans and Latins, shave their heads. Bartholomeus, who lived in Magdeburg for several years, knew the Slavic lands well. By "Slavic lands" he meant the area from Saxony to Ruthenia and from Dalmatia, Carinthia, and Serbia to the Baltic Sea - meaning the near-entirety of the Slavs. Even Saxo Grammaticus wrote about shaven heads and the dislike of beards when writing about the Slavic temple of Akona (Jaromarsburg). He wrote that according to the common custom, only priests could grow long hair and beards. The hairstyle you speak of is a tradition among Slavic, not Norse nobility, and it's absent among proper, true Norse dynasties.
The existence of the Czupryna amongst the Polabian Slav territories is further attested by many archaeological discoveries. By way of example, one may adduce the following: a small bronze statue from Schwedt/Oder (X-11th century), Altfriesack Götze, a wooden statue from Altfriesack (6th-7th century), a sitting statue from Gatschow near Demmin (XI-12th century), and a small sculpture from Mercersburg near Leipzig (10th century). All the figures have short hair and half-shaven heads. There is also a metal fitting from the museum in Oldburg and a wooden statue from Wolin (10th century). The information you've shared regarding the etymology of the Rus' is inaccurate, outdated, and has been dismissed in modern academic mainstream - including the Russian Normanists, I suggest reading "Современные научные оценки версии происхождения слова Русь от финского Ruotsi. I часть" and the additional data. Regarding the Primary Chronicle, you're quoting the Legend of the Invitation - an ahistorical event, genuine mythology identical in purpose and form to the Flight of Aeneas, a Christian-specific methodology in rationalizing the distant origin of ruling dynasties in the absence of appropriate sources. Several pages later, as stated above, Nestor outright denotes the Rurikids/Rus as "originally Slavic", and one person with the Slavs, while the Varangians are denoted as foreigners to both groups, we see the same in the Germanic Sagas, where the Varangians are denoted as Germanic, whereas the Rus/Rurikids are treated as foreigners, and in the aforementioned Rus-Roman treaties, and you "merely" omitted the fact that the Rurikid names and the names of the Varangian traders in their employments are named separately and therefore attesting to their diverging origins. Ioachim's Chronicle doesn't exist as it has never been found. The Rurikids swore solely by Slavic, not Germanic gods, further attesting to their Slavic origin.
The oldest, attested historical Rurikid, Gleb Sviatoslavich, is I2a1b-Din, and his status as a Rurikid has been confirmed by his aDNA profile - he has recent South European admixture from his mother Kilikiya - who was an ERE princess, and by the archaeological remains of a lethal sword wound delivered to his skull. Gleb is from the last generation of historical Rurikids (from the 9th-11th century), is the paternal grandson of Yaroslav the Wise, and shares the same Y-DNA as the modern paternal progeny of his father's oldest brother Iziaslav - the Turovopin Rurikovich-Izyaslavichi (one of the former magnate houses of the PLC). The N1c1 Rurikids aren't even Rurikids proper, but Olafids. It is heavily presumed that Yaroslav's youngest son Vsevolod wasn't fathered by him but by Saint Olaf during his stay in Russia, this is attested by the fact that all of the tested Rurikids with N1c1 cite Vsevolod as their distant paternal progenitor, by the fact that the date of Vsevolod's siring correlates 100% with the date of Olaf's arrival and stay in Russia, and by the following study: Рюриковичи или Олафовичи: гипотеза об Y-гаплогруппе I2 у Рюрика по данным ДНК его возможных потомков. The TRMCA of N1c1 among the alleged Rurikids is, in reality, the strongest rebuttal against Normanism because N1c1 isn't a Germanic haplogroup, but Uralo-Finnic, and Eastern Sweden was a Saami hotspot in the past.
Слава славянам
Слава!🌍🌞🌅🌌
I really like his haircut
Sława 🇵🇱❤️🇺🇦💙
Славянский зажим яйцами
And where is the polish slavic?
Slavs are here :) Polish, Romanian, Russian, Ukrainian, Belarusian,
Serbians, in general, are all here, for now there are only a few of us in this channel, but soon there will be more :)
❤❤❤❤,,👍👍👍🙏💪💙💛
Всем братьям славянам из России с любовью, Слава Роду
Слава!☀️
Россия отныне не славянская страна. Ибо такой позор быстро не отмоешь
@iren_ion4225 Тут немає жодного того, хто підтримав би ці події і жодного того, хто б заспівав "Москаляку на гілляку" або "Батька наш Бандера". Ласкаво просимо до мене на канал🌄🌅Здесь всі абсолютно мирні люди, нас поки не так багато, але тут вже зібралися люди з України, Росії, Білорусі, Казахстана, Польщі, Сербії, Румунії та інших країн. Ми дуже раді тебе вітати. Тут я пишу музику про великі слов'янські билини, які об'єднують нас усіх і абсолютно ніякої політики☀🤗🤗
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