Races
Whether we like it or not, there are very different people living in the world. They differ in height, fullness, color of hair, eyes and skin, type of character and many other minor differences. Trying to somehow explain and group these differences, anthropologists have formed the concept of race as a result of human genetic adaptation to environmental conditions or to a place of residence.
It is believed that between 50 and 100 human races live on Earth, which are derived from three main races: Caucasian, Mongoloid and Negroid. Some scientists add two more races to the three main ones - Australoid and Americanoid.
Racial superiority
Racial differences in purely psychological terms have always led to the opposition "we and them", in the sense that we are good, they are bad. For example, the Chinese in ancient times considered people with blue eyes to be bad, the American Indians considered pale-faced people to be "unfinished", Europeans always looked down on representatives of all other races. Particularly "distinguished" in this regard, the German Nazis, who considered subhuman all non-Aryans, not only Negroes and Mongols, but also Slavs. Perhaps, if the German institute Ahnenerbe - "Legacy of the Ancestors" - studied not only their own, but also foreign ancestors, their racial position would soften and there would be no "Drang nach Osten".
Genghis Khan is a true Aryan
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The very widespread opinion that Genghis Khan was a short, bow-legged, flat-faced Mongoloid, as he is depicted in Chinese miniatures, is completely wrong. The vizier and chronicler of the grandchildren of Genghis Khan, who ruled in Central Asia, Rashid ad Din, described Genghis Khan as a tall, forelock, red-bearded handsome man. Most likely, he was blond, because Rashid pointed out, firstly, that he and his entire family had rosy faces, and secondly, because he himself expressed great surprise that he had a black-haired grandson. A person with such an exterior could easily have been accepted into the NSDAP. What? - a true Aryan. In addition, the character is closely related, that is, warlike. And if at the same time the party members knew that Genghis Khan belonged to the ethnic group from which the Swedes, Norwegians, Danes and part of the Germans came, they would have called Genghis Khan an honorary Aryan.
Aryan ancestral home
To understand the issue of Genghis Khan's nationality, we must first deal with the German ancestral home. The conventional wisdom that it was located in Scandinavia is wrong. If only because etymologically Scandinavia is new Scandia, which means it was old too. From this old Asiatic Scandia, the ancient Germans were deduced by the Byzantine historian Jordan (6th century). And he did not take them out by sea, but on foot through the Vasyugan swamp (Oyum). Ancient authors Strabo, Pomponius Mela and others argued that the island of Scandia was located in the Kodan (Gydan) bay of the Scythian ocean. And the Scythian Ocean, according to Mercator, is the Kara Sea. Medieval Norman treatises "Description of the Earth" placed the Germanic ancestral home - the Great Svitiod - also in Asia next to Scythia, and sometimes identified them. Finally,and the ancient Germanic sagas brought the ancient Germanic Ases out of Asia as well.
Moreover, the mention of Asiatic Gothic is found in many medieval sources. So, an unnamed Spanish Franciscan monk, who wrote in 1345-1350. The "Book of Knowledge", when describing the country, the Mogolin mentions the province of Gothia, inhabited by "years that came from inner Tartary, from the fortress of Gotha and Magot."
The Suzdal Chronicle also gives information about the Asian Gothia, and in the most unexpected aspect: “… God, waiting for the repentance of Christians, turned the Tatars back to the land of Tanogot and other countries. Then Genghis Khan was killed. So, according to the Russian chronicle, Genghis Khan was killed by the ancestors of the Swedes or Germans, and not by the Tanguts. And why don't we give preference to our chronicle, and not Rashidova?
Genghis Khan - Goth
However, the most startling account of Asiatic Gothia and Genghis Khan we find in the Hungarian Dominican monk Julian. Julian was sent to the East in search of Greater Hungary at the beginning of the 13th century. In the winter of 1237 / 1238. he sent a letter to his homeland, sent from the border of Rus and Bulgar. Ryazan had not yet been destroyed, and Great Hungary had already been defeated and defeated by the Tatar-Mongols. Genghis Khan fought with Hungary for 15 years and barely defeated it, wrote Julian. From this we can conclude that Great Hungary at the beginning of the XIII century. was located east of the Russian state, most likely in Siberia.
Secondly, speaking about the Tatars, Julian writes: "The country from which they originally came out is called Gotta, and Ruben called her Gotta." If the Tatars came out of Gothia, then who were these blue-eyed beauties originally? Germans, Swedes, Norwegians, Danes?
Thirdly, the sovereign in the country of Gotta Julian calls not anyone else, but Genghis Khan. True, he calls him by the name of Gurgut. Deciphering this name by analogy with Gurkhan - “Great Khan” gives “Great Goth”. Why, you ask, does Julian say goth and not goth? The fact is that when moving from west to east, there is a natural literal change from "o" to "y" in many words, for example, Mongol - Mungal, Moscow - Muscovite, Tanogot - Tangut.
The further fate of the Siberian Goths
Secretary of the Egyptian Sultan Al-Omari (1301-1349) in the middle of the XIV century. wrote about how the Mongols and Tatars took possession of the land of the Kipchaks, and, entering into marriages, mixed and intermarried with them. Kazakh historians believe that this process began long before the Mongol expansion, back in the 6th-7th centuries. I will add to this that the Turanian steppes, after mixing with the Kipchaks, began to be called Desht (Deutsch) -i-Kipchak.
The Russian historian Andrei Ivanovich Lyzlov (1644-1698) claimed that the Russians called the Kipchaks Polovtsy in 1103 and that the Polovtsians descended from the Goths. 150 years before Lyzlov, the Austrian diplomat Sigismund Herberstein spoke about the same: "The Russians claim that the Polovtsians are Goths, but I do not share this opinion." Herberstein can be understood, because the Kipchak-Polovtsians advanced to Europe from Asia, and to recognize the kinship of the Polovtsians with the Goths means to recognize that the true Aryans are relatives of the Turks. I don’t want to, but apparently I have to.
NM Karamzin in the first book of the History of the Russian State wrote: “Already in 1229, some Saxins - probably of the same tribe with the Kirghiz - the Polovtsians and the Bulgarian country, from the banks of the Yaik - persecuted by the Tatars or Mongols, ran to Bulgaria with the news of the invasion of these formidable conquerors. A. T. Fomenko and G. V. Nosovsky believe that we are talking about the Saxons, who in the Middle Ages were called Sastia or Sakia.
There is reason to assert that it is Yaik who is the legendary Tankvisl of the ancient Germanic sagas, in the upper reaches of which the German Ases lived, and in the lower reaches of the Slavs of the Vani. Tanakwisl flowed from the Riphean Mountains and served as the border between Europe and Asia.
The Thanogoths lived on Tom
According to Rashid ad-Din, Genghis Khan belonged to the Kiyan family, which means “blue-eyed”. They lived on a fast river, and it can be assumed that it was the Kiya river. Other Goths - Tanogots - lived on the Tanya River, in which the Tom River is easily guessed. Until now, in the vicinity of Tomsk, there are many Tang place names: Tanaeva road, Tanaevo lake. They were attributed to Toyan's son Tayan, but it is much more accurate to assume that Tana got his name from Tana.
In Turkic languages, literal substitutions “m” with “n” are very frequent, for example, kumpara - kunbara, Simbirsk - Sinbirsk, Samara - Sanara, etc. Hence Tana and Toma are very likely one and the same thing.
But if the Tanogoths lived at the mouth of the Tom, then Germanic hydronyms must be encountered here. Oddly enough, but they really are. Professor of TSU A. M. Maloletko considers hydronyms with the formant ava - "river" to be impeccably Gothic. So, in the Tomsk region there are many small rivers with the Ava formant: Andreva (Undreva) flows into the Ob on the right near Krasny Yar, Andrava flows into the Ob west of Tomsk on the right, the Mundrava flows into the Staraya Ob on the left in the Melnikov region, two Ava rivers flow into the Irtysh on the right north of Omsk.
It turns out that Genghis Khan died in the internecine war between the blue-eyed Goths and the Tang Goths. There is nothing surprising in this, if we remember how the Russian princes fought among themselves on the eve of the Horde invasion.
From antiquity to modern times
Germans and Russians, two fraternal Aryan peoples, were divided in the 20th century. two terrible wars. And we urgently need to look for common ground that will bring our peoples closer together. One of these points is our history, and it leads us to the banks of the Tom. It seems that this historical search can contribute to the adoption of a decision at the highest level to hold the planned Russian-German summit in Tomsk.
N. S. Novgorodov