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never heard of the Scythians before/thanks. And do you know anything about giants in America? some tribes have stories of cannibal giants, and another race of little 'deveals' as Lewis and Clark called them.
crazy to realize HOW much TPTB have hidden from us.
I probably should have included some links in the above post.
Here is evidence that the Tartarians are just the Scythians given a new name:
Petes, 1722 (page 15)
Thomas Lanquet, 1549 (page 558, year 1395)
Denis Petau, 1659 (page 720)
Sir Walter Raleigh, 1560 (page 758)
There are many others. In fact, in order to believe that the Tartarians were not the Scythians, you must ignore every single historian prior to the 20th century.
"Official" history says the Scythians were wiped out in 200AD (without any meaningful event that could have done so), and then official history calls Attila the Hun a Scythian 300 years later. It's quite the pickle. As far as I can tell, the name "Tartarians" came about with Ghengis Khan ~1160AD, but who gave them that name I am not sure. Every single shred of evidence suggests that they were just the Scythians, and that the Scythians never went away at any point in between, on the contrary, there are numerous other historical events and leaders that mark them clearly.
Here is evidence that the USSR purposefully hid the existence of the Tartarians/Scythians:
https://www.cia.gov/readingroom/docs/CIA-RDP78-02771R000200090002-6.pdf (page 10). (Note: you may have to copy/paste the pdf name into the search bar on that page, as direct links don't always work.)
Here is the reference that paper above uses, written by historian and Soviet expert Walter Kolartz (starts on page 31, relevant section on page 39). It shows that the Tartarian language was intentionally removed from existence through the First and Second Alphabet Revolution conducted by the USSR to purposefully separate the past and the present from those Tartarians that remained, wiping out their history from themselves.
As for Giants, I've seen many things, but I haven't written up anything on them formally, so my evidence is not as well compiled. It also really depends on what you mean by "giants." There is quite a bit of evidence of "Indians" (Catalina, Patagonia, etc.) that were in the 7-8 foot range, but are those really "giants?" We have otherwise perfectly normal and healthy people that are in that range today, if not an entire "race" of such. How tall does a group of people need to be to be called "giant" and not just "really tall?"
There is evidence for taller, in the 9 to 10 foot range. Those might be legitimately "giants," but to a 7-8 foot tall person, they are merely "really tall." I've seen evidence of 12, 16, 20 feet tall, but how good is that evidence? It gets a lot worse the taller you go. But evidence that "isn't that good" doesn't mean bad evidence. I really need to dig in deeper into those pieces of evidence, and that is something I just haven't had the time for.
There is substantial evidence that "really tall people" and "advanced people" has been hidden though, so who knows what the truth is.
Enjoy your offerings, Slyver, as always.
Not to derail, but wonder if "Tartarian" has any connection with Game of Thrones elites "Targaryen," kings so powerful they had dragons (Asian history connection).
Just a thought...
Very possible. Those "in the know," know. The Dothraki are a near perfect example of the Scythian horse lords (mobile troops); their culture, their "you keep what you kill" style of government, lifestyle, etc..
Scythians perhaps settled in Scotland. Also a lot of information that the welsh settled in North America (and a lot of misinformation too surrounding this).
https://www.historyisnowmagazine.com/blog/2019/3/3/the-origins-of-scotland-and-where-its-people-came-from#.Y_fSIy0RqLc=
Yes, I think the Scythians are likely the origin of almost all of the Asiatic and European cultures, the Chinese and Egyptians being the only exception (though they had substantial direct influence on the Chinese).
I think the reason the Scythian Empire lasted so long was because of ease of movement. They were "horse lords," though not exclusively (they also had numerous cities). They created all the "ancient" roads (Silk Road, Amber Road, etc.). Beyond the roads however, they were based primarily on the Asiatic Steppes, which provided a natural path, with amazing mobility all across Asia and Eastern Europe for their horses and wagons and "gypsy" style mobile homes (they were also the origin of the gypsies). This natural highly mobile path was perfect for trade and control of such a large Empire with their unmatched, elite mobile horse troops (more recently called the Cossacks).
There were natural boundaries however (mountain ranges, seas, etc.) and along those boundaries, exchanges (trade, culture, genetic mixing, tribute) between the outposts and Central Authority was reduced. So while they may have been the seed of all those far flung civilizations, the ones that were too far away from that central path (the Steppes) tended to be less likely under their direct control as time went on. "Direct control" means Tributaries AKA Principalities that paid Tribute to the Central Authority and were "on call" for any war effort some Khan of Khans decided to embark on (there were many more than just Attila and Ghengis).
Events like Attila the Hun, or Ghengis Khan were reconquests of these principalities that fell away, not conquests. The Goths, the Gauls, the Scots, the Irish, the Welsh, the Vikings, the Moscovites, the Slavs, the Greeks, the Macedonians, the Romans, the Iranians, the Arabs, the Indians (in India) etc. were all Scythian outposts. The ones furthest away from the Steppes spent the least time under control of the Central Authority. So, for example, the Scots were pretty far removed from the Scythian roots, and thus just a Scythian seed, where as the Moscovians, being very near the Steppes were almost always under direct control, until they declared independence and began breaking away in the 16th century.
I've written over a hundred pages on the Tartarians/Scythians. At some point I will finish it and publish it.