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Оглавление - 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
- Foreword
- Geography
- Sources
- Mythology
- Fairy tales
- “Wilkina-Saga”, “Saga of Tidrik of Berne”, and German poems “The Legend of Dietrich of Berne”, “Ortnit”
- Written evidence
- Slavic apocrypha, songs, legends
- Start
- Lobulate temple rings, scapholes, and blackened ceramics, and volute (double helix) in jewelry and art
- The gigantic rise of the Huns
- The magical power of number seven
- Huns’ hairstyles — a shaved head, and a braid at the back of the head or on the right side of the head
- The ancestral home of the Indo-Europeans. The ancestral home is Hell and Tartarus
- White gods of the Indo-Europeans
- Yamal mummies
- Migration of Indo-Europeans to the West, East and South
- Yamnaya culture
- Catacomb culture
- Srubnaya culture
- Neutralizing the dead
- Culture
- Abashevskaya culture
- Andronovo culture
- Country of Cities
- Weapons, decorations
- Asuras and Vainaras
- Three paths of the Indo-Europeans — West, East, and South
- India
- Iran
- Takhir and Zuhra
- Hyksos. The Andronovites reach Egypt. Three horses harnessed to chariots
- New migration 13—11 c. BC. Veneds and Sardons go to the West
- Sardones
- Etruscans as part of the Sardons
- Vends
- Unetice culture
- Battle of Tollensee
- Luzhitsa culture and Pomeranian culture
- Veneds Armorica
- Veneds of the Adriatic
- Veneds of the Baltics
- Writing of the Veneds (Wends)
- Sarmatia Ptolemy
- Finds from Vetashkov. Contacts of the Scythians with the Vends
- Ethnonym Slavs
- Title Knjaz (prince)
- Chosen squads of three hundred warriors
- Arkona, the sacred city of the Vends
- Deities of the Vends
- Tribes of Veneds
- Burgundy
- Title of Burgundian Kings-Gant (Khan)
- Gepids
- Vinuls-Lombards
- Heruls
- Vends at Saxon Grammar. Rutenes or Rus
- Russia and Rat (Рать), Ruthenia
- Fleet of Vends
- “Vilkina Saga”, “Dietrik Saga”, “Ortnit” “The Legends of Dietrich of Berne”
- The tribes of the Vends after the Great Migration
- Obodrites
- Mecklenburg House
- The temporal rings of the West Slavic type, found in the territory of Russia, as evidence of the migration of the Wends to the East
- Smolyans
- Polyans
- Radimichi
- Drevlyans
- Liutichi, Viltsy, who created Lithuania
- Beautiful Russian cities on the Volga, Tver and Uglich
- Beginning, part two
- Gardarika
- Russian kaganate
- Cimmerians
- Scythians and Thracians. Identity of cultures and peoples
- The origin of the ethnonym
- Anthropological type
- Paleogenetics
- Ethnogenesis
- Scythians of Siberia. Tashtyk culture. Togar culture
- Tribes of Scythia
- Anthropology
- Scythian cities
- Crowns of Sakas from the Pazyryk burial mounds. Scythian crowns-caps. The beginning of a millennium-long cultural tradition. Four-petal crown
- Sarmatian conquest of Scythia
- Economy
- Bread trade
- Disappearing
- Culture, fortune telling, Sacred Linden
- Art. Pectoral and Scythian gold. buckets and temple rings
- Religion
- Warfare
- Scythian rulers
- Scythian writing
- Scythian sages. Anarhasis, son of Gnur. Toksaris from Athens. A trip to the Toxots of Athens
- Sarmatians
- Ancient writers about the Sarmatians
- Military affairs of the Sarmatians in the works of ancient authors
- Descriptions of the weapons of the Sarmatians
- Sarmatians and Bosporus. Kings from the dynasty of Aspurg-Tiberies-Julies
- Tamga signs
- Anthropology of the Sarmatians
- Origin of the people
- Deities of the Sarmatians
- Sarmatian writing
- Bosporan barbarian kingdom
- Huns
- The appearance of the Huns in the Black Sea region according to Ptolemy’s “Geography”, 150 AD.
- SARMATIA Ptolemy. Sarmatian cities
- Peoples of Sarmatia (Excerpt from Ptolemy)
- Huns. Emergence
- Huns
- After the battle
- The elongated skulls of the Huns and Sarmatians. Tradition that has survived millennia
- Huns’ tactics in battle and their weapons
- Rosomons (Rus) — to know the Huns
- Title of Huns-khan (kagan) Title Sar and Van-Wanax
- Title OL
- Finger brooches of the Huns
- TOTYLA AND TEIA
- The temporal rings of the Huns. Siberian finds. Temporal rings identical to the Severjans
- The cities of the Huns of Buryatia. Ivolginskoe settlement
- HUNS-EFTHALITES
- Name of the tribe and ancient authors about the Hephthalites
- Theories of the origin of the people
- The culture of the Ephthalite state
- Religious beliefs and types of beliefs
- Monuments of art
- Conclusion
- SAVIRS-NORTHERN-NORTHERN
- Savirs-severtsy-northerners-part of the Huns
- Severtsy
- About northerners-severjans-severtsy
- NORTHERN- severjans-severtsy
- Sevryuki
- Sayans — sayi
- Finger brooches of savirs-northerners-severts
- Khazars
- Siraki
- Saltov burials. Rite of Disposal of the Dead
- Anthropozomorphic brooches
- Tamga signs
- Khazar Kaganate
- Creation of the union state of the Vends and Northerners-Siverts
- Bravlin
- Askold (Oskol) and Dir
- About the Varangians-Varjags
- Oleg the Prophet and Ragnar Ladbrok
- Knights-Vityazs, chosen warriors. The true meaning of the term is from flirting (thinking). Counselors, boyars of princes
- Rurik’s calling
- The first Russian princes and their names. Russian naming traditions
- Olga
- Kerch, the first capital of Russia
- The folding of the Russian state. The role of St. Vladimir
- Shipbuilding of Russia
- Money in Russia. Fur, or rather, leather
- Serpent Dragon Cult. Serpentines (medallions) of Ancient Russia, their origin as development
- Gardarika, Gant Bay Gandwik and the Ob river region treasures
- Polovtsy, sary
- Cossacks, descendants of the northerners- severjans
- Conclusion and conclusions
- Literature