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Why information about these mythical continents still excites the minds of researchers? Why again and again there are proofs of the Arctic theory of the origin of the Aryan haplogroup R1a?
In our video “Tartary - Russian state” • Историки в запое после... we told in detail that the Scythians lived not in ancient times, but in the Middle ages, and the first generations of the Tatar conquerors had the genetics and traditions of the Scythians and Saks, that is, Slavs.
Scythian or Slavic haplogroup R1a (er Odin a) is so widespread in Asia that proves that the Slavs migrated to these lands even earlier. This is also proved by the Indian Vedas - spiritual texts of the brahmin caste, written in the Early middle Ages.
These documents describe the ancient Aryan ancestors of the Hindus and the places where they lived since time immemorial.
In 1903, the famous Indian researcher, expert in Sanskrit and hereditary Brahman Bal Gangadhar Tilak published a revolutionary work “the Arctic homeland in the Vedas”.
In his book, Tilak cites the arguments of Dr. William Warren in his book “Paradise found at the North pole”, which proves with the help of religious and historical texts, Ethnography and other Sciences, that earlier within the Arctic circle there was a vast continent, later submerged. All that remained of it were the new Earth and Spitsbergen archipelagos, which were the highest points of this land.
Even now there is a considerable area of land beyond the Arctic circle, including in the North of Siberia, where you can find a lot of oddities, proving the version that before the climate in this region was quite mild and moderate.
At the North pole, the sun behaves unusually for most people - six months it does not go beyond the horizon, and the other six months - does not rise from the horizon. Half - day, half - night. On the Arctic continent, that is, between the Arctic circle and the North pole, these day and night periods differ in duration depending on the distance from the pole.
In the Arctic, all objects in the sky do not rise in the East and go in the West, and circling overhead like the spokes of an umbrella. The so-called southern part of the celestial hemisphere is never visible there. Between the pole and the Arctic circle stars rotate in the sky in a circle, slightly falling on one side to the horizon.
And more. At the poles during an astronomical polar night, astronomical twilight lasts all day. It happens at latitudes from 78 degrees. In areas adjacent to the poles (above 84 degrees), during the astronomical polar night, astronomical twilight can continue around the clock. At some latitudes, twilight and dawn take two months each. That is, total darkness lasts for a relatively short time. You can live, if not for the cold. Remember these signs. We need them.
The claim that the day and night of the gods last for 6 months is extremely widespread in Indian literature, writes Tilak. This argument is found not only in the Puranas, but also in works on astronomy, for example, in Siddhanta. There mount Meru is the northernmost point of the earth. On this mountain, according to Vedic tradition, lived the gods of the Aryans. We read the authoritative ancient source “Laws of Manu”:
“For the gods, day and night are a year again divided in two: day is the movement of the sun to the North, and night is the period of movement to the South.” And here's what the Mahabharata reports”:
“The Sun and the moon go in a circle from left to right every day, and the stars do the same.” And here's another: “the Mountain of his brilliance so far above the darkness of the night that night is difficult to distinguish by day.” “Day and night together are equal to a year for the inhabitants of this place.” In the Taittiriya Brahman it is said: “That which is a year is one day for the gods.” That is, that for mere mortals - a year for the gods on mount Meru - only one day, including night, morning, day and evening. A clearer indication of the polar year can hardly be imagined.
The memory of the polar homeland is found not only in Indian and Parsi literature, but also in other peoples. The Greek author Anaximenes writes that the rotation of the sky is similar to the “rotation of the cap on the head of a man”, which is extremely accurately describes the trajectory of the stars in the polar sky. Another Greek author points out that “at first the North star always appeared at its Zenith.” Similarly, in the ancient Slavic tradition it is said that the God Svarog planted the sky on this star as a nail, and it began its rotation around the North star, otherwise called a Joke-a star, a count-star. All these descriptions reflect the picture of the sky not at our present latitudes, but at the latitudes of the Arctic region.