Fwd: Illavarta the homeland of the Illyrians

May 4, 2005

"mkelkar2003" <smykelkar@c...> wrote:

"There were several Arya-Vartas. Vedic Arya Varta was on the

Sarasvati. Afghani Ariana was on the Harirud (Sarayu). Persian

Arya-Bija was in the Himalayas. It also seems that we have two groups

of the Aryas. A northern Danava group centered in Bactria and Sogdia,

and a southern Sudanava group in the Indus-Sarasvati, with

Afghanistan/Gandhara as the link region, with naturally much contact

between the two.

Arya Varta is also called Ila Varta, the land of Ila, the daughter of

Manu, connected with Sarasvati as a Goddess of speech and learning."

"But how could Homeric songs be Greek if the root of the name Homer is

not Greek but Etruscan?"

"Hence the name homer *`war' in Greek was a translation of Old Persian

ham-arana- n. ` hostile encounter, fight, struggle ', hence Homer of

Iliad meant `the war of Wilusa' (the capital of Arzawa, a kingdom

adjacent to Hittites in Asia Minor)."

"The war at Troy was significant to Illyrians because it was the story

of their heroic Dardanian ancestors. Throughout ages before the

translation into Greek, Illyrian bards had been lamenting the fall of

Ilios. Consequently numerous ballads about the Trojan War were

scattered across Asia Minor and the Balkans."

"The Illyrian variants of the Trojan War have been lost. The Homeric

saga is a mere translation of an early oral heritage created

immediately after the war. Progressively those poems were collected

and translated in the same way Christians would shape their own Holy

Book, the Bible later. "

comment: That the Trojan war is a record of historical events is

denied by the establishment historians to conceal the Greek's

connections with Asia, destorying the fiction created by Indo-European

linguistics. The Illyrians considerd the Dardanians, or the mlenchhas

of the Puranas, as their ancestors.

M. Kelkar

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