Обговорення:Московія

Білінський Володимир?А є щось посерьйозніше? бо його затролив навіть такий фрік як Петро Толчко

Whom did Russia steal their symbols from?

>Name The name of present-day Russia has changed many times over the centuries, as the Russian matryoshka - from Zalesye, Suzdal, Moxel, Muscovy, Muscovy, Russian Empire, USSR to the Russian Federation. In ancient times, our ancestors did not use the name Rus, for example, for the whole of present Ukraine, because this name appeared only in the VI century and related to the territory of the Middle Dnieper. It is the Greek name of our country at that time, and Muscovy stole it because the real Russia was southwest of the Moscow lands, it was not captured and assimilated by the Muscovites. It was also the case that from time to time, this Russia fought against Muscovy on its own, as well as as part of various coalitions. As mentioned above, the Muscovy took, or rather stole, a new name for itself - the Greek transcription of the word "Rus". But there are no peoples who invent their own language in a foreign language. And the Muscovy did it. The fact is that in the Middle Ages, before the annexation of Ukraine, Moscow could not take or steal the name Rus, because it was well known to everyone that Russia was Ukraine.

>Nationality They are the descendants of the Finno-Ugric tribes, mentioned in their chronicles by Nestor, separating the Slavs from the Finno-Ugric people: "the northerners, the bougies - for they sit on the [Bug] river - and then the Volhynians. And here are the other peoples who pay tribute to Russia: murom, cheremisy, mordva, moksha, us, cher`. These have their language, [they] come from the tribe of Japheth, for they dwell in the north.”

>Flag Was it Dutch, Mongolian or local Chuvash one? All the peoples of Europe know their colors, colors, their colors - we don’t know them, and we confuse them by raising multi-colored flags out of place. We don’t have a national color; army color: green and red; official color, military, St. George: white, hot, black (silver, gold, black), and this is the color of the badges (cockade); our banners and fortress flags are multi-colored; the sea military flag is white with the Andreev cross; merchant: white, blue, red, along; what colors should I wear and wear "How to decorate buildings, etc. at peaceful folk celebrations?" ( V. I. DAL. "Explanatory Dictionary of the Living Great Russian Language." 1863-1866.) Pre-revolutionary historians are unanimous in thinking that the first Russian naval flag was hoisted aboard the Orel ship in 1669. This flag exactly replicated the flag of the Netherlands - the country where the ship was built. If you try to somehow justify King Peter, then maybe he, an ardent supporter of all Dutch, decided that since the ship was built for him, so is the flag on the mast of this ship - too? .. Be that as it may, but this is how the future flag of the state, which later became Russia, was launched in the Moscow kingdom. The Netherlands flag Netherlands flag (Orange strip replaced with red in 1660). The same flag was worn from 1669 to 1720 by the ships of the Peter fleet. Initially, the order of placing the three strips on the flags of the Russian fleet was exactly like the Dutch. Even known is the fact that in 1696 in the French port, with a load of goods, came the Russian ship "St. Pavel ”and was immediately detained as hostile. The reason is the Russian flag, which repeats the drawing and color of the flag of Holland, with which France has been in a state of war since 1687. The flag of the Russian Empire was adopted in 1720. Therefore, in 1720, especially without wisdom, Peter I simply changed the order of colors of the Dutch flag. But then the white-blue-red flag was not yet a state Russian flag. By the end of the XIX century. it was used solely as a "fun" nautical pennant the commercial flag of the Moscow kingdom, and further - the Russian Empire.

>Coat of arms Larping as "Byzantine" or nomad heritage? Undoubtedly, the Byzantine Emperors had already made a number of attempts to Christianize Russia, only through the Paleologists their plan worked, and Russia, thanks to the Tatar invasion, was annexed to the Christian empire. It should be understood that Byzantium was an empire, the main governing force in which there was always a church, and if various attempts to annexation of Russia did not bring Byzantium to success, I did not absolutely enslave the slave-owning citizens of Russia. So in 988 the attempt to annexation of Rus Vasily II, when he betrayed his sister Anna as Prince Vladimir, gave the desired effect. And in 1046, when Constantine IX Monomakh again achieved the marriage of his sister Anastasia with the son of Yaroslav the Wise - Vsevolod, who later became the mother of Vladimir Monomakh, also did not become a reference point in the process of Christianization of. More effective for Byzantium was the alliance with the Mongol-Tatars, who in 1240 flooded into Russia, and sweeping in their path all the pagan and Catholic temples established in its territory a protectorate, with the constant subordination of Byzantium. It was after the establishment of the Byzantine-Tatar protectorate that Constantinople, approaching the marriage concluded between the dynasties, the noble Khan of Uzbekistan, allowed him to use the symbolism of the Empire. So Khan Uzbek became a Palaeologist after marrying Mary Bayalun Palaeologus, daughter of Andronicus II, although it is believed that she was his mother, but that is not yet a fact. It was Khan Uzbek who became the main sponsor of the Moscow kingdom, placing his vassal Ivan I, better known as Ivan Kalita, on the throne of Moscow.

>Language of the literature Basically made up by Pushkin from French and old church Slavonic one. The last one came from Bulgaria. In 1957, in the fifth edit of the magazine "Questions of linguistics" on page 67, Moscow language studies by Professor M. Fassner were published. From the 4-volume etymological dictionary Trubachev he selected and analyzed the origin of 10779 Russian words and concluded that: 6304 words, or 58.3%, are borrowed from other European languages; 1119 words, or 10.3%, are of unknown origin; 3191 words, or 29.5%, of Ukrainian origin; 72 words, or 0.8%, of Slavic origin; 93 words, or 0.9%, of Russian, ie Moscow, origin.

>Samovar Samovar is said to be a Russian invention. Nothing like! The first samovar prototype appeared in China 3,000 years ago. Samurai were first imported to Russia from the Caucasus only in the eighteenth century. Then the Russians had a tradition of tea drinking. But the homeland of bagels is the Belarusian city of Smorgon. They were used as a soldering iron for the students of the local academy. Dumplings should not be considered a national dish of Russians either. From Udmurt "dumplings" means bread ear.

>Matroshka The first Russian dolls artist Sergey MalYutin made at the end of the XIX century. He created it in the image of a Japanese toy - the figures of the Buddhist sage Fukuram, which contains 5 more dolls nested in each other. By the way, the name "matryoshka" comes from the name Motry. In the early 20 th century in Russia, "Matryoshka" was called women who worked as nannies and raised children from other families.

>Vodka Russians claim that they were the first to create vodka. And it happened in the 15th century under the reign of John III. Such statements are outright nonsense! At that time, Muscovy was part of the Golden Horde and was… a Muslim state. And Islam, for example, forbids alcohol. In fact, vodka comes from Poland. The first mention of the shackled, Polish "fishing rod" dates from 1405 in court acts of Sandomierz Voivodeship.

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