Rus Mediterranean
The ancient scriptures of various peoples narrate about the grandiose settlement of the peoples of the Great Race across the Eurasian continent from the Holy Land.
Settlement took place over the centuries along the modern Urals, first across Asia, and then across Europe.
To the west of the Urals stretched the land of Great Veney, where the tribes of the Slavs and Aryans lived. Having settled practically throughout Europe, the Slavs and Arians led a sedentary life, were engaged in agriculture and crafts, erected Cities and Temples. The peoples neighboring with the Aryans and Slavs called them Wends, Etruscans, Tyrrhenians (tyrants). The Slavs and Aryans themselves, who inhabited Europe, called themselves Rassen, Russ, the Russian people.
The Apennine Peninsula Slavic and Aryan tribes and clans settled after liberation from the glacier of the extreme west of Europe. Latins called them Etruscans, Etruscans, Etrusses (from the definitions "this is Russian", "this is Russian"). The Etruscans founded 12 city-states, the union of which formed the state of Etruria, whose capital was the city of Tarquinia. Governance in cities and territories was carried out by lukomons and haruspics, as the Etruscan rulers and clergy were called.
The population of Rus-Etruria was engaged in agriculture, cattle breeding, crafts, ore mining and metal smelting. In general, the Etruscans possessed a high technique of metal processing, as evidenced by the numerous finds presented in museums around the world.
The creation of a powerful military and merchant fleet allowed the Etruscans to reign supreme in the Mediterranean.
The Etrusses built their cities either on mountain peaks or in mountain valleys. The Etrusians' knowledge of urban planning techniques is striking. The Etruscan cities are distinguished by a scrupulously thought-out layout, they were equipped with water pipes and sewerage systems. Ports and cities in the interior of the country were connected by means of paved track roads. In addition to track roads, there were also dirt roads, mountains were pierced with tunnels, bridges were erected. Moreover, the Etrusses built grand dams, straightened river beds, and created an irrigation system. Much, created by the hands of the Etruscans, is made so technically thoroughly that it still functions effectively today. This cannot be achieved without precise mathematical calculations and writing, which the Etrusses were fluent in.
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The Etruscans, with the help of an irrigation system, later called the Cloaca of Maxima, eliminated the malarial swamps among the hills near the ford across the Albula (now the Tiber) River, where primitive Italic tribes eked out their existence, and founded the city of Kapitalina (from the "temple of the Italics") on that place.
The city was protected by fortress walls and reliably blocked the passage from south to north across the Albula River and served as a kind of cult center-amulet of the Rasens. After the capture of Capitina by Romulus, the city was named Rome.
The legend of the brothers, fed by a she-wolf, does not contain any grain of truth.
The rulers in Rome were the dynasty of the Russian tsars Tarquinius - Ancient Takrvinius, Servius Thulius - Masterna, Tarquinius Proud, who became the last king of Rome.
Various reasons served the complete extermination of the Russian people of the Mediterranean by the invaders. Through the efforts of "historians" the enemies of the Russian people are trying to erase even the memory of the very existence of Mediterranean Russia.
But scientific discoveries, archaeological excavations of ancient cities, finds of products of labor of Etruscan craftsmen, toponymy finally testify to the glory and power of the Russian people. Many Etruscan artifacts have inscriptions made in Russian letters, read and pronounced close to the modern Russian language. Precisely Russian, not Old Church Slavonic.