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Aryan monarchism
By: 90sRetroFan Date: November 17, 2020, 10:24 pm
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OLD CONTENT
www.bbc.com/future/article/20190529-do-humans-have-a-religion-in
stinct
[quote]In contrast to hunter-gatherer religious experiences, the
religious rituals of Neolithic humans “focuses above all on one
person, the divine or quasi-divine king, and only a few people,
priests or members of the royal lineage, participate”, writes
the late sociologist Robert Bellah. Importantly, it was during
this period that “king and god emerged together… and continued
their close association throughout history”.[/quote]
Contrast with the Turanian attitude which rejects the notion of
the monarch as a living god, as our enemies explain:
[quote]When Odysseus intercedes between Agamemnon and Achilles
he suppresses the former’s injunction for Achilles to “submit
himself to me, since I am so much more kingly,” because he knows
that “the steppe consciousness of Achilles will not accept an
overking.”[xxviii][/quote]
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www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-8361055/Valuable-axes-Ge
rman-burial-site-suggest-Neolithic-societies-not-egalitarian-tho
ught.html
[quote]Valuable stone axes found at a 6,000-year old hilltop
burial site in Germany have suggest Neolithic societies were not
as egalitarian as once thought, experts said.
...
Excavations in the enclosure had previously revealed evidence of
a village — likely of around 900 inhabitants — that dated back
to around 3750–3650 BC.
However, recent digs unearthed a 295 feet (90 metre) -wide
burial mound that is thought to predate the village — hailing
back from around 4500–3750 BC.
...
The presence of the grand axes and burial mound are indicative
of members of an elite class — one capable of amassing the
wealth and influence needed to construct such a
monument.[/quote]
Aesir?
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www.bbc.com/news/science-environment-53059527
[quote]DNA study reveals Ireland's age of 'god-kings'
...
A key piece of evidence comes from an adult male buried at the
5,000-year-old Newgrange monument; his DNA revealed that his
parents were first-degree relatives, possibly brother and
sister.
He was one member of an extended "clan" that was buried at
impressive stone monuments across Ireland.
The Irish elites were established during Neolithic times, when
people first started farming. The researchers extracted DNA from
44 ancient individuals from across Ireland and sequenced their
genomes (the full complement of genetic material contained in
the nuclei of cells).
Evidence of incestuous unions like that found at Newgrange are
rare in human history; they are taboo for inter-linked
biological and cultural reasons. Where they do occur, it is
often within royal dynasties that have been granted divine
status.
...
The Newgrange monument in County Meath is a kidney-shaped mound
covering an area of more than one acre. It's part of a tradition
of elaborate monuments built with large stones, or megaliths, in
Atlantic Europe during the Neolithic.
Older than Stonehenge and the Pyramids of Giza, the site is
famous for its annual solar alignment where the winter solstice
sunrise illuminates the inner chamber in a blast of light. The
man's remains were laid in a richly decorated recess in the
inner chamber.
"The prestige of the burial makes this very likely a socially
sanctioned union and speaks of a hierarchy so extreme that the
only partners worthy of the elite were family members, said Prof
Dan Bradley, also from Trinity College.
...
Remarkably, a local myth resonates with both the DNA results and
the Newgrange solar phenomenon. The story was first recorded in
the 11th Century AD - four millennia after the construction of
Newgrange - and tells of a builder-king who restarted the daily
solar cycle by sleeping with his sister.[/quote]
If you ask me, this is metaphorical. What they were trying to
restart was Aryan blood quality after degeneration had already
set in from mixing with Gentiles:
[quote]The small population of hunters may have been overwhelmed
when the farmers arrived with bigger numbers. But they didn't
completely vanish.
Two individuals from a wedge tomb at Parknabinnia, County Clare,
showed high levels of Mesolithic ancestry. Clearly, Neolithic
farmers sometimes integrated the hunters into their
communities.[/quote]
but it was already too late:
[quote]"It seems what we have here is a powerful extended
kin-group, who had access to elite burial sites in many regions
of the island for at least half a millennium," explained Dr
Cassidy.[/quote]
and then they fell.
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Re: Aryan monarchism
By: christianbethel Date: September 22, 2021, 12:41 pm
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Now the titles 'God-King' and 'King of Kings' have new meaning.
These was used in the Persian Empire.
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