Hhe Heritage of the Sags (Saks). (Who Is This Sak?)
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Hhe heritage of the sags (saks). (Who is this sak?) In the 1970th year on the suburb of the city of Isyk which is in fifty kilometers in the east from Almati the Kazakh archeologists under the leadership of Kamal Akishev one of sags imperial barrows was dug out. The barrow diameter which made 60 m and height of 6 m had a multilayered embankment under which it was found burial of the young man. The most buried later called "the gold soldier" as a helmet, the caftan, wide trousers. His boots were decorated with gold plates with the images of a snow leopard, horse, mountain goat and an arkhar executed in Scythian animal style. At it there was also a sword with the gold handle. Together with the young man to the burial ground also other objects in particular ornamented ware, a dish of a bowl from clay, bronze and silver were laid. On the external, that is convex party of one of silver bowls there was an inscription Turkic runic symbols. Finds are dated the 6-5th centuries BC. In our case we will mention only reading a runic inscription, traced on a silver bowl which in literature is also known under the name "Akishev's Bowl". The inscription consists of two lines where twenty five runic symbols which main part are even visually identified by Old Turkic runic signs are presented. A number of lines of a traced the rectangular pictogram divided inside into twenty four compartments. On a bowl surface there is also separately traced runic sign which is isolated from two lower case inscriptions. Enjoy an oath (only Turkic peoples have this expression - the “Andes ich”)!!!!!! The found Sagsky Oath Bowl with Turkic runic inscriptions!!! OGJF SUN of Ang Ich of SAG SYoZ of Ereng Ogyunch sasy - uny arir uza (uze) (Oğf SÜN Ang İç Sag Söz Ereng Ögünç ses-üni erir Üze) Literal translation: Sag, enjoy you an oath for the sag of the people! The word will inform of a voice and glory of praise of Eren on heaven. Little extensive translation: Sag, enjoy you an oath a name () people! The word (given at an oath) will uplift a voice and glory of praise of Eren on heaven. Approximate semantic translation: Sag, swear a name of the people! This word is oath uplifts a voice of praise and Eren's glory on heaven. The rectangular pictogram in which there are 24 compartments can symbolize the home ground where the patrimonial structure of Turkey - Oguz Ale (Il) which was called as OG/OG – the people (arrow) was located the 24th. Word meanings: og – a sort, the tribe, patrimonial structure, the breeding union, the people (literally an arrow). In this sense it is noted in a big epitaph in honor of Kyul-tegin (the political and military figure of the Second Turkic khaganate, (685-731)), included in " Ancient in the Turkic Dictionary" (DTS, p. 370). It is fixed in such Turkic patrimonial divisions as ON OK;; OK, BOZ OK. In our case it is noted in the form of a dative case – ogja. This proto-turkysh root sits in the term OGUZ. The verb uz is translated from proto-turkysh language how to follow someone, to join, adjoin (DTS 605, 620). That is literally OG-UZ is etymologically removed as the integrated arrows of II; sen – you are (DTS 45);. The word uze, uzi is also found in the Ukrainian language as Uzviz, for example Andreyevsky descent (Andriivsky Uzviz) was earlier called Borichiv Uzviz (in Turkic Borichay Uzi) about this https://www.stihi.ru/2017/07/30/1014 Here, for some, the Türkic expression "to swear an oath" may seem strange. In fact, to this day, the verb - - "swear" - from the Turkic (Azerbaijani) language is literally translated as - "swear an oath" - - "and ich" "and Ich". On this occasion, there are also some historical information. First of all, I give the evidence of Herodotus (book IV-Melmopen, Chapter 70): 70. All the treaties on friendship, consecrated by an oath, are performed by the Scythians in this way. In a large earthenware bowl, wine is poured, mixed with the blood of the contract participants (for this purpose, a stitch is made on the skin or a small incision with a knife). Then the sword, arrows, ax and spear are immersed in the bowl. After this ritual, long spells are uttered, and then both the participants of the treaty and the most respected of those present drink from the cup. And also an excerpt from the historical work of Ibn al-Fakih al-Hamadani AHBAR AL-BULDAN - JOURNAL OF COUNTRIES (Chapters on Turks and some Turkic cities and their strange features) ... And when the Turks want to take an oath from any man, they bring a copper idol, hold it, then they prepare a wooden bowl into which water is poured, and put it between the idol's hands, then put a piece of gold and a handful of millet in the cup, women's trousers and put them under a bowl, and then they say to the sworn oath: "If you break your vow or change it, or turn out to be vicious, may Allah turn you into a woman, so that you wear her trousers, give you the power of what will tear you to pieces, like this millet, and yes you are yellow, like gold . Then after an oath he drinks this water ... In addition, this is not the only oath-shaped bowl, such bowls were found in the late periods of the Proto-Turkic tribes, for example in the Avar burial mound in Hungary ... The inscriptions were Greek letters ... Avar inscription on a vessel from the treasure of Nagy-Sent-Miklos In 1799, in the Torontal area of the Hungarian Transylvania in the village of Nagy- Sainte-Miklos (Great St. Nicholas) on the bank of the Aronika River, while digging a pit at a depth of 1.5 m, a gold treasure was found, consisting of different vessels collected in an iron container. These are seven pitchers, eleven cups, two glasses, two cups and a horn. The vessels are decorated with inscriptions, ornamentation, relief images of hunting scenes, fantastic animals. Part of the vessels is inscribed with the so-called. "East- European runic "and Greek letters. Some inscriptions on the vessels are scratched, others - often repeating the first ones, are punched out by punchon and are an inseparable part of the ornament of the vessels. Greek letters inscriptions are found on two vessels and worked by a jeweler. The treasure is a single service with a set of close to each other inscriptions related to the nature of the performance with the ornament of this service. Vessels were made in the interval between the 5th and the 10th centuries AD. A detailed description of the items was made by Josef Hampel. http://www.altaica.ru/LIBRARY/mudrak/buyla-zoapan.pdf The above references once again prove that the Scythians of Herodotus were Turks. After all, only from the Turkic language "to take an oath" is literally translated as "to swear an oath". That is, more likely, this silver "Akishev bowl" was intended for a ritual oath- offering, which is also noted in no larger text on the very bowl. First of all, it becomes evident that the bulk of the Saga tribes were Turkic- speaking, and not Iranian-speaking in what the Iranists are stubbornly mistaken and do not want to recognize the Turkic content of the letter on Akishev's bowl. Secondly it turns out that the Turkic runic letter was already in use during the V-VI centuries. BC. This fact discredits the fictitious fable about the appearance of the Turkic letter at the turn of the V-VI centuries. AD And, of course, it is not connected with the Sogdian letter, but has an authentic origin. And in general, how can serious scientists believe that somewhere after the emergence (or copying) of a letter after some hundred years, it was built into a harmonious and harmonious grammatical system and spread to a huge geography. Those who are familiar with ancient Turkic runic texts know that this alphabet is very different in content from the others and should understand that this letter, grammar and stylistics has a long way of development before establishing itself in the Orkhono-Yenisei texts in a form known to us. German runes completely copy the Turkic. This amazing fact was told by the British scientist Miles Ellis. The fact is that the Sags conquered Eastern Europe as far back as the 4th century BC. It was in the ancient era that the German priests borrowed the writing of Scythian nomads. It is noteworthy that the Germanic runes were attributed to the magical power: the pagans applied them to clothing in order to protect themselves from evil forces, and also used runes in magical rites. By the way, for the first time the Turkic runes in the 19th century were deciphered by the Danish linguist Vilhelm Thomsen. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vilhelm_Thomsen Archaeologist Mark Aurel Stein brought him an ancient book found in the temple of "The Cave of a Thousand Buddhas" that is in the Takla-Makan Desert. The Danish linguist was extremely interested in this volume. Since Vilhelm Thomsen knew Germanic runes, it was not worth it to decipher the text. And later, thanks to him, he managed to read the message left on the stone on the bank of the Orkhon River by the co-ruler of the Turkic Kaganate Kul-Tagin. The first experiments on the translation of the Orkhon and Yenisei monuments were published in 1894-95 by the well-known Orientalist VV Radlov.