15 Fascinating Facts About the Etruscans - Italy’s Ancient People

[@UntoldHistoryYT]

Which aspects of Etruscan culture interest you the most? 🤔

[@magomedteps9372]

@@UntoldHistoryYT В 1743 году сакральной территории древнего чеченского аланского народа Чианти этрусков (цанар) империи название, как Элл Нахов (Алан). В 1841 году территории древнего чеченского аланского народа Чианти этрусков (цанар) империи было мировыми историками ордена иезуитов и масонских лож переименовано, как Чечня (Чеченцы). In 1743, the sacred territory of the ancient Chechen Alan people Chianti Etruscan (Tsanar) empire was named Ell Nakhov (Alan). In 1841, the territory of the ancient Chechen Alan people of the Chianti Etruscan (Tsanar) empire was renamed by world historians of the Jesuit order and Masonic lodges as Chechnya (Chechens).

[@magomedteps9372]

The ancient Chechen Alan people type (clan) Chianti is one of the ancient Etruscan empire tribes, which after the fall of Troy went to the Caucasus, and others to Italy, founded the sacred fortress of Chianti and directly took part in the construction of the ancient Vatican City. Cities and tombs of Chianti Etruscans Such structures can be found near Cortona, Chianti and Vei. In the 6th century BC. The Cianti Etruscan dynasty ruled the Vatican City. After the invasion of the Byzantine Empire and the Arab Caliphate on the territory of the ancient Chechen Alan people, the Chianti Etruscan (Tsanar) empire merged with various Phoenician tribes. In the 13th century. Many on the territory of the ancient Chechen Alan people of the Chianti Etruscan (Tsanar) empire, due to the Chinese - Mongol invasion, leave Rus', Siberia, Asia Minor, the Caucasus, the Crimean Peninsula and other lands and migrate to Europe and Italy to the province of Chianti to their relatives, who subsequently glorify this province with wonderful wines (the secret of Chianti wines), the Chinese - Mongols, due to the strong fierce resistance the Chianti people put up in the Caucasus, destroy it to the ground on the river. Don Chianti, in Chionti Tusheti and fortress, Tazbichi (Chianti-Mohk). kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZqfQXq2Lbdatn9k

[@martinavaslovik3433]

Well this was really quite good :)

[@UntoldHistoryYT]

Thank you! ❤ Glad you enjoyed it. 😊

[@nicoleorton5299]

I wish I was an Etruscan in 700 BC.

[@UntoldHistoryYT]

What intrigues you the most about the Etruscans, Nicole? 🙂

[@magomedteps9372]

The ancient Chechen Alan people type (clan) Chianti is one of the ancient Etruscan empire tribes, which after the fall of Troy went to the Caucasus, and others to Italy, founded the sacred fortress of Chianti and directly took part in the construction of the ancient Vatican City. Cities and tombs of Chianti Etruscans Such structures can be found near Cortona, Chianti and Vei. In the 6th century BC. The Cianti Etruscan dynasty ruled the Vatican City. After the invasion of the Byzantine Empire and the Arab Caliphate on the territory of the ancient Chechen Alan people, the Chianti Etruscan (Tsanar) empire merged with various Phoenician tribes. In the 13th century. Many on the territory of the ancient Chechen Alan people of the Chianti Etruscan (Tsanar) empire, due to the Chinese - Mongol invasion, leave Rus', Siberia, Asia Minor, the Caucasus, the Crimean Peninsula and other lands and migrate to Europe and Italy to the province of Chianti to their relatives, who subsequently glorify this province with wonderful wines (the secret of Chianti wines), the Chinese - Mongols, due to the strong fierce resistance the Chianti people put up in the Caucasus, destroy it to the ground on the river. Don Chianti, in Chionti Tusheti and fortress, Tazbichi (Chianti-Mohk). kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZqfQXq2Lbdatn9k

[@stevoplex]

How did the Etruscans get along with Carthage? Or Greece? I wonder if a strong mercantile coalition between Etruscans, Carthage and Greece (with even help from Crete, Cyprus, Phoenicia and even Eqypt) would have crowded out any possible room for Rome to even get started?

[@Ponto-zv9vf]

Those ancient peoples traded with each other, exchanged ideas and adopted some aspects of their cultures. However, they were always wary of each other, defending themselves from conquest, and trade monopolies. They wouldn't cooperate in a type of federation, the Etruscans didn't support each other unless it was in their benefit.

[@Happy_HIbiscus]

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[@yodorob]

If only some pockets, however small, of "pure" Etruscans (including their language) would have survived to this day, the way that the Basques (another Southwest European isolate) have done in more than just small pockets. Then again, the Basque country is that much less accessible and that much more rugged than the Etruscan country.

[@UntoldHistoryYT]

Interesting point. Geography definitely played a role in preserving cultures like the Basques. 👍

[@Ponto-zv9vf]

The voice pronounces Etruscan in two ways, one is standard in English, the other is a mistake. The Etruscan language has been deciphered, but lacking a rosetta stone Greek or Latin to Etruscan, the words cannot be translated. Personally I can read my birth language, Maltese, in the correct accent and pronunciation, so that Maltese people can understand me, but I don't know what the hell I am saying.

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[@tbq011]

Etruscans = ancient greek tribe, helleno-pelasgians ! Theo- and toponyms of Latium are greek!

[@Ponto-zv9vf]

Indo-Europeans languages have the same roots, Greek and Latin are Indo-European languages. As for the Etruscans being Pelasgians, I don't agree. The pre Indo-European people were farmers and traders and a mix of native Hunter Gatherers and farmers from Anatolia, they had differenct cultures, and spoke a variety of languages, Etruscan was one such language, Basque another, the other languages were replaced by IE languages.

[@magomedteps9372]

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