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5 Feb 2017
Off-Topic / Being a Slav: a blessing or a curse? [199]
yes, he introduced them Sarmatin solsitice.
Many opened questions in case with Nino. Some consider him to be hiperborean leader that led Aryan invasion onto black India, on the other side of Ind River. In that case Nino would be that ``Srbinda`` (citation, exact word from Rg Veda) described in Hindu Rg Vedic manuscripts. Also, this would mean that Nino and Buddha (who was white and Scythan ie Sarmatian; in Slavic languages his name means- PROBUDJENI - `awakened one` or `one who awakened us`) were part of same Aryan/Sramatian (ie Slavic) nobility.
Anyway, interesting that Alexander of Macedon later followed Nino`s conquests. Defense of some wealth flow, no doubt about it.
taught the Persians to worship fire
yes, he introduced them Sarmatin solsitice.
Many opened questions in case with Nino. Some consider him to be hiperborean leader that led Aryan invasion onto black India, on the other side of Ind River. In that case Nino would be that ``Srbinda`` (citation, exact word from Rg Veda) described in Hindu Rg Vedic manuscripts. Also, this would mean that Nino and Buddha (who was white and Scythan ie Sarmatian; in Slavic languages his name means- PROBUDJENI - `awakened one` or `one who awakened us`) were part of same Aryan/Sramatian (ie Slavic) nobility.
Anyway, interesting that Alexander of Macedon later followed Nino`s conquests. Defense of some wealth flow, no doubt about it.