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"The Balkans, 1809-1999" [re: Vassil] |
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Dobrin () |
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Публикувано | 20.08.00 20:13 |
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Malkarci te si kazvat na sobstvenia si ezik, izglezhda obache sasedite gi narichat Balkarci sledvaiki staroto ime na oblasta v koiato zhiveat.
A za tova che mirishelo na pantjurkizam i na men tova mi beshe parvata reakcia. Biah napravo smian no tova sam go pisal i da ne se povtariam pak.
Shte obarna vnimanie samo na po-smeshnite momenti v texta.
##Sled opitite da se otazhdestviat Huni=Skiti=Bulgari sledva
Huns of Northern Caucasus
In 363, Armenian, Roman and Persian authors write about the necessity of fortifying Caucasian passages, especially Derbent passage, against Hun hordes, making repeated raids and campaigns against Persians , Armenians and the peoples of Middle East.
##I sega kato v onia razkazi s neochakvan krai
Hun descendants in Northern Caucasus
". Concerning the latter tribes, it should be said that one of Hun kings had two sons, Utihur and Kuturhur. After the death of their father, the tribes subject to them consolidated into two separate tribes, Authors and Kuturhurs, which became the two ethnic components of ancient Bulgarians
###E kakvi ancient Bulgarians kato se bili obrazuvali ot plemena izvestni samo ot 6 vek i sled tova izcheznali. Tezi Bulgari mogat li da budat ancient? I sega kakto kazvame idva varha na sladoleda.
Bulgarians were known not only in the steppes of the Western coast of the Black Sea, but also in Fore-Caucasus and near Volga. The earliest information about Caucasian Bulgarians (Bulkars) was met in the old Armenian texts. They say that Armenian king Vaharshak (reigned between 149 and 127 years BC) invited the tribes, "living on the northern slope at the foot of the Great Caucasian Mountain, in valleys, in deep long canyons, extending from the Southern Mountain up to the mouth of the Great Plain, and ordered them not to be engaged in robbery and stealing cattle and people"
Under Arshak I (between 127114 BC), the son of Vaharshak, continues the source, "great discord rose in the range of the great Caucasian mountain in the land of Bulgarians, so that many of them fell apart and came to our land and settled on the South from Koh, in the fertile and grain-producing places for a long time". Where those Bulgarians lived, there is still a river called "Bulgar-chaie", Bulgarian river.
Thus, Armenian sources, well informed about the neighbors of Armenia and ethnopolitical and geographical situation, assert that early Caucasian Bulgarians already lived in the mountains, canyons and foothills in II century BC And the highlands of Caucasus were referred to as "the land of Bulgarians".
### Koi ot kogo proizliazal tuka veche kashata e palna. Uzh bili potomci na Hunite a pak gledai sega kakva stana, bili v Kavkaz 5 veka predi tjah. I zabelezhi che tjahnoto ranno prisastvie tan savsem ne bezpokoi avtorite i tiahnata Hunska idea naprotiv tjahnoto prisastvie se talkuva kato dokazatelstvo che Turkskite narodi sa edin vid stari Evropeici koito bili v Evropa oshte ot dalboka drevnost.
###I tuka otnovo vrashtane kam starata idea za edinstvoto na Bulgari-Huni-Turki za da orientirat smaiania chitatel kakvo triabva da se razbira ot cialata taja kasha.
These data are supported by that, as noted above, Huns were organized in a strong political formation in Northern Caucasus already in III century, and, by the words of Procopios of Caesarea, Huns led by Bazuk ("Bazik"--stout, powerful) and Ambazuk ("Embazyk"--the most stout, powerful) held the Darial passage in Transcaucasus in V century. Also, by the words of the Syrian author of VI century Zacharius the Rhethor, Bulgarians lived the territory of the former Hun state to the north of Derbent, being actually the descendants of Huns.
###Ljubimite mi pasazhi
Bulgarian tribes lived in Northern Caucasus from II century BC This follows from the written documents, but, taking into account that various tribes get fixed in the written sources not in the very moment they appear on that territory but much later, when they take a significant part in some historical events, it should be suggested that Bulgarians lived in Caucasus much earlier.
The main population of Khazar Kahanat in the South-Russian and Fore-Caucasian steppes was the Turk-speaking tribes of Bulgarians and Alans ### Goliam maitap a t si se zaial za Digor ia gledai kakvo se sluchi na Alanite, sami si go proseha. nali te bili pisali s niakakvi nerazbiraemi ama tjurksi runi.
The largest archeological monument of Khazar Kahanat in Northern Caucasus is the well-known Bulgarian town of Humara on the right bank of Kuban near settlement Humara. This fortified town was surrounded by a strong stone wall, which was from 3.5 to 6 meters thick.
### nai-golemia Khzarski bil the well-known Bulgarian town. Napravo nezabravimo izkazvane.
Near Humara, many runic inscriptions left by Turks have been found, which are phonetically close to "tsocking" dialect of Karachai-Balkarian. ###Phonetically???? Te oshte ne sa gi preveli i veche znaiat proiznoshenieto na bukvite deto e poveche ot iasno che nikoga niama da go nauchat.
All the findings known, as well as the data of written sources, speak that Humara was a largest military-political and culture-economic center of Caucasian Bulgarians and the Khazar Kahanat in general.
Numerous archeological traces of Bulgarians are known all around Humara. More than 10 Bulgarian settlements near Kislovodsk should be mentioned, as well as in the country Tagamtsik, in the head of Indish (in the area of Indish-bashi, Jashirin-kala etc.), on the river Ullu-kam (the source of Kuban) in Karachai.
Judging by the constructions on the site of old town near Humara and other archeological sites, ancient Bulgarians were prominent masters of stone architecture. They skillfully cut stone, making huge stone blocks tightly fit to each other in the foundations of their buildings. This skill of ancient Bulgarians, reflected in the monuments of Balkaria and adjacent regions, has been in a quite full measure preserved at modern Balkarians, and especially in Cherek canyon. Maybe this is why other Balkarians call them "hunachi malkarlila", that is, Balkarian masons.
###Ei tova poslednoto da vzemem da go pratim na nashite v Sofia deto veche 100 godini se chudiat koi bil postroil krepostite i dvorcite na prabulgarite. To alanite li ne probvaha, slavianite li, chak Vizantiiski plennici dokaraha samo i samo za da si zatvoriat ochite za istinata. Ama tehnite ochi mozhe i da sa zatvoreni ama ja gledai tia tuk kak shiroko sa gi otvorili. Tova poslednoto paszhche tribvashe nashite da go napishat ama zashto li ne go otkrivam v nashite uchebnici?
A kato govorim za etimologiite im vizh tova za Batbai(Batian, Basian). Tia metodi strashno mnogo mi napomniat na tvoreniata na nashite genii na turkskite etimologii. Stila, formata i resultatite sa si napravo nashenski.
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