Slavs are Sarmatians. Serbians knows as they are last bearers of Sarmatian name that was once universal name of all Slavs.
Serbian imperial Nemanjic house was considered to be from the Dragon line. All symbols that were known as Sarmatian insignia were used by the Nemanjic`s. Let me remind you that we here speak of the ancestral noble house of the Polish St. Jadwiga.
As for the symbols on old original Coat of Arms of the Nemanjic house... there was a Dragon that encircling and protecting the shield with ocila and white eagle (ocila are Serbian version of a Svbastika cross). Dragon itself represented connection of a land and sky. Its a bird and a snake in the same time. If we go one step deeper into the symbolism we coming to the Dragon as a symbol of ancestral white Goddess that was creator of all the life.
You know that i here already mentioned Kosovo battle in 1389 (Serbs vs. Turks) and that creator of the Dragon Order- Voivode Milos Obilic killed Turkish Sultan Murad during the battle but, i actually never told you full story behind that battle, about Serbian military plan and strategy before and during the battle. Even that plan and tactics telling much of a Sarmatian tradition in a Serbian warfare. It is said that Sarmats had best cavalry of the antic times and, it is also known, that Serbians had best cavalry in the world in a middle age. But listen... before the Kosovo battle Serbian commanders agreed that cavarly needs to play major role in a battle that needs to happen. They choosed concentrated charge of winged cavalry, that famous Racowie concept (that later gave Polish winged Hussars and even famous USA cavalry during time of wild west) where riders ride in gallop in a tight knee to knee formation.
Anyway, among else, Serbian commanders underlined that cavalry needs to use same maneuver that Alexander of the Macedon used in the Battle of Gaugamela against Darius of Persia. Meaning, cavalry charge needed to focus on the point in the wall of enemy lines where is confirmed to be position of a enemy leader (Turkish Sultan Murad). They wanted to eliminate Sultan and as events confirms, Turkish Sultan Murad was the only Turkish Sultan that was killed on the battlefield. Voivode Milos Obilic, knight of the Dragon Order (Ordo Dragonis) led the Serbian cavalry charge. Riding in front of his winged cavalry, he himself had helmet in the shape of the Dragon
Serbian Voivode of knights Milos Obilic- true Sarmatian
Serbian imperial Nemanjic house was considered to be from the Dragon line. All symbols that were known as Sarmatian insignia were used by the Nemanjic`s. Let me remind you that we here speak of the ancestral noble house of the Polish St. Jadwiga.
As for the symbols on old original Coat of Arms of the Nemanjic house... there was a Dragon that encircling and protecting the shield with ocila and white eagle (ocila are Serbian version of a Svbastika cross). Dragon itself represented connection of a land and sky. Its a bird and a snake in the same time. If we go one step deeper into the symbolism we coming to the Dragon as a symbol of ancestral white Goddess that was creator of all the life.
You know that i here already mentioned Kosovo battle in 1389 (Serbs vs. Turks) and that creator of the Dragon Order- Voivode Milos Obilic killed Turkish Sultan Murad during the battle but, i actually never told you full story behind that battle, about Serbian military plan and strategy before and during the battle. Even that plan and tactics telling much of a Sarmatian tradition in a Serbian warfare. It is said that Sarmats had best cavalry of the antic times and, it is also known, that Serbians had best cavalry in the world in a middle age. But listen... before the Kosovo battle Serbian commanders agreed that cavarly needs to play major role in a battle that needs to happen. They choosed concentrated charge of winged cavalry, that famous Racowie concept (that later gave Polish winged Hussars and even famous USA cavalry during time of wild west) where riders ride in gallop in a tight knee to knee formation.
Anyway, among else, Serbian commanders underlined that cavalry needs to use same maneuver that Alexander of the Macedon used in the Battle of Gaugamela against Darius of Persia. Meaning, cavalry charge needed to focus on the point in the wall of enemy lines where is confirmed to be position of a enemy leader (Turkish Sultan Murad). They wanted to eliminate Sultan and as events confirms, Turkish Sultan Murad was the only Turkish Sultan that was killed on the battlefield. Voivode Milos Obilic, knight of the Dragon Order (Ordo Dragonis) led the Serbian cavalry charge. Riding in front of his winged cavalry, he himself had helmet in the shape of the Dragon
Serbian Voivode of knights Milos Obilic- true Sarmatian