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VEDIC PEOPLE CONNECTION WITH ANCIENT EGYPT SOME ANCIENT QUOTES "The testimony of Eusebius and Philostratus.

In the seventh century, St. Isidore made a summary in his Encyclopedia of knowledge derived from ancient Greek and Latin authors, many of whose works have now disappeared. Regarding 'Ethiopians' he says in his Etymologiarium (IX.2.128): "They came in ancient times from the River Indus, established themselves in Egypt between the Nile and the sea, towards the south, in the equatorial regions". 2300 years ago Greek historian reference on Egypt that time Egypt was under Greek control and they have present in India during Emperor Asokha time then. "The appearance of the inhabitants is also not very different in India and Ethiopia: the southern Indians are rather more like Ethiopians as they are black to look on, and their hair is black; only they are not so snub-nosed or woolly-haired as the Ethiopians; the northern Indians are most like the Egyptians physically." -- Arrian (Indica 6.9) The widely traveled Greek wise men Apollonius in all parts of the known world proclaimed in Egyptian soil as follows. "We owe our culture to Egypt but Egypt owes it to India" The ancient Egyptians and Vedic Aryan Solar dynasty King connection: The traditional founder of first dynasty of Egypt, although regularly cited in the native Egyptian king lists from the old chronology of Sety I downwards to Manetho as the founder of fist dynasty in Egypt has been shadowy and so little known not withstanding his discovery of his tomb with contemporary inscriptions by

Sir Flinders Petrie in the royal cemeteries at Abydos in 1900,the manner in which I was led to discover the truly historical character of Menes,his lost epoch making history and pre history, his genealogy continuously back through seven centuries to the first Sumerian Aryan king who was the traditional founder of Civilization and builder of the first city,his date and the fact that he was at one and same time Sumerian Emperor in Mesopotamia and first dynastic king or Pharaoh in Egypt as a crown colony of his world empire could be well understood if we understand details. The first clue to these discoveries were given by my observation that Menes(as he called by Greeks) or Manj(as he was called in his own Egyptian inscriptions)appears in due chronological position along with his dynasty in the official king list of the early Aryans from the first king onwards in Indian epic Chronicles, the Puranas.In the later he bears the name of 'Asa Manja' or 'Manja,the shooter' in the Solar version of the Indian Epic lists and Manasyu or Manas-the uniter in the lunar version.

And great Indian epic Mahabharata spplementing Purana Chronicle account describes him as Manasyu of the line of Prabhu(Paraas or Pharaoh)the royal eye of Gopta(Kopt or Egypt) and four ends of the earth. The Indian epic king lists further record that he was the son and the successor of the mighty world emperor King Kuni or Sha Kuni or Sagara,whom I had fully identified with the Mesopotamian world emperor whose name is variously spelt Kin,Gin,Guni or Shar-Guni,a name which is arbitrarily semitized by the assyriologists into 'Sargon' in order to equate it with Hebrew name 'Sargon' of the much later notorious semitic Assyrian king of that in the eighth century BC who carried Jews into exile and from whom they distinguish the former as 'Sargonthe great'. On comparing early Aryan king lists of Sanskrit texts with those of the Sumerian in Mesopotamia,I observed that the later documents also recorded in the self-same chronological position the dynasty of king Gin or Guni(Sargon-the-great)bearing susbstantially the same names and titles as the Indian lists and in exactly in the same order and that the names and order from Sargon's son Manis onwards were identical with those of Menes dynasty of Pharaohs on their own Egyptian monuments.Has his nameMenes or Manj in his Egyptan inscriptians usually bears the title of Manj-the warrior and in the Sumerian king lists and his own inscriptions in Mesopotamia,the son and successor of the Sargon-the -great styled Manis-the warrior.And last king of this dynasty bearing the same name in both sumerian and Egyptian inscriptions, significantt written on his own inscriptions by the self-same Sumerian pictograhic signs as in the sumerian king lists and in his own inscriptions as Sumerian Emperor in Mesopotamia. Let us examine the detailed proofs of these identities of Menes or Manj and his predynastic ancesstors in Egypt with thoe of Manis and his immediate imperial ancesstors In their contemporary inscription in Mesopotamia and in the Indian epic records of the early Aryan kings. MENES OR MANIS-TUSU OR MANASYU,The Pharoah of Gopta The name of this Aryan king under the form of Manasyu is formed the Lunar version of the Indo-Aryan king and corrosponding the Solar form of his name as MANJAS OR ASA MANJA.In the solar main line lists in which he is 45th king.

The Solar lists being the the most complete and undisturbed chronological order. And 'Sargon' in Puru version is called Pra-vera or 'foremost hero',in which Vira corresponds to his sumerian title of Pir,V being very late invented letter. One of the Indian records of this king Manasyu and his ancestry states according to the reading.

"'Puru' has by his wofe 'Pausti',three sons,Pra-Vira,Ishwara and Rudreswara,all of whom were mighty Charioteers.Amongst them Pra-Vira had by his wife 'Acchura Seni'a son named 'Manasyu'of the line of Prabho(Pharaoh)the royal eye of the Gopta(kopt or Egypt) and four ends of the earth. 'Manasyu' by wife Su-vira,beget three sons Shakta,Samhana and Vagma,all heros and mighty chrioteers.Here fortunately preserved to us in the Indian epic,the concentrated tradition of the Aryan king Manasyu as Pharaoh of Gopta(Egypt),all in nutshell.His geneology fully authenticated back to his grand father PURU II who is Puru-Gin of the Sumerian Isin lists and his Egyptian inscriptions and URU-TA GINA,in his Mesopotamian mouments.

Manasyu's father Pra-Vira identified as Sargon,here bears the title of Vira corresponding to his Pir title in old 'Isin' Sumerian king list,whilst Pra,in series with the longer form PRABHU, now appear to be equivalent of the Egyptian Paraa or Pharaoh.His mother name if Acchura Seni also confirm Manasyu's identity with Manis-Tusu. Her Indian name substantially equates as we shall see with Meopotamian name for Sargon's queen as Lady ASH-NAR also read ASH-LAL, l and r free interchangeable and Egyptian has same letter for both.And we shall find Sargon in his own inscriptions calls his queen 'The LADY ASH'. His designation as 'of the line of the PRABHU' clearly defines 'as of the line of the PHARAOHS'. PRABHU the Sanskrit word here means 'ruler,master,lord'and it is in series with prefixed title 'PRA' ( From the book "Egyptian Civilization Its Sumerian Origin and Real Chronology" By L. a. Waddell (Author)) THE IMPECCABLE SOLAR(RA) DYNASTY LIST; 1)Marichi (Son of Brahma) 2)Kashyapa is the son of Marichi and Kala. Kashyapa is regarded as the father of humanity. His sons from Aditi, the sky goddess, and the daughter of Daksha Prajapati are called Adityas (Sons of Aditi), they were, A a, Aryaman, Bhaga, Dhti, Mitra, P an, akra, Savit , Tva , Varu a, Vi u, and Vivasvat or Vivasvan Note:Those Asura family of Aryans started from Kashyapa through another wife of different social status,those details I have already given in my previous mail. Asuras family existing in India from this time and is most ancient which extends around 30,000 to 35,000 in North India.or Arya Vartha. 3)Vivasvan or Vaivasvata (one of the sons of Lord Sun) - the Sun God, progenitor of the clan. His parents were the sage Kashyapa, father of all beings, and Aditi, Aditi's 12 sons, the Adityas 4)Manu or Vaivasvata Manu - the King of all mankind.I can write about each.Space is not permitting me.These are most ancient informations. 5)Ikshvaku(Son of Manu) - the first prominent monarch of this dynasty, giving the dynasty its another name the Ikshvaku dynasty. 6)Vikukshi - He is said to have eaten the meat of a rabbit at the time of Shraddhaand was known as Shasad. His son was Kakuthsa or Puranjay. 7)Kakutstha or Puranjaya - He was a brave king and fought in the Devasur Sangram. His original name was Puranjaya 8).Anena or Anaranya 9.Prithu 10)Vishvagashva 11.Ardra or Chandra 12.Yuvanashva I13.Shravast - He founded the town of Shravasti near Kosala14).Vrihadashva15)Kuvalash va - He killed a Rakshasa named Dhundh. It is said that Dhundhar region and the Dhund river are named after Dhund. Eighteen of Kuvalashva's sons died in the battle with Dhund. Thereafter, Kuvalashva was called "Dhundhumara".16Dridhashva 17.Pramod18.Haryashva 1 19.Nikumbh20.Santashva21)Krisha sva 22.Prasenjit I - His daughter Renuka was married to sage Jamdgni. She was mother of Parashurama. 23.Yuvanashva II - He was married to Gori, daughter of the Chandravanshi king Matinaar. 24.Mandhata - He became a famous and Chakravarti (ideal universal ruler) king. He defeated most of the other kings of his time. He married Bindumati, a daughter of the Chandravanshi king. 25.Ambarisha - Great devotee of Vishnu. 26.Purukutsa & Harita - Purukutsa performed the Ashwamedha Yajna (horse sacrifice). He married Nagkanya "Narmada". He helped Nagasin their war against the Gandharvas. Harithasa gotra linage starts from here. 27.Traddasyu 28.Sambhoot 29.Anaranya II 30.Trashdashva 31.Haryashva II 32.Vasuman 33.Tridhanva 34.Tryyaruna 35.Satyavrata or Trishanku - His original name was Satyavrata, but he committed three (tri) sins, and hence got the name Trishanku. First, while he was a prince, he misbehaved and was temporarily exiled from the kingdom. 36.Harishchandra - He is known for his honesty, truth and devotion to duty or Dharma. 37.Rohitashva - He was the son of Harishchandra. He founded town of Rohtas Garh in Rohtas district, Bihar and Rohtak, originallyRohitakaul, meaning from the family of Rohit. 38.Harit 39.Chanchu

40.Vijay 41.Ruruk 42.Vrika 43.Bahu or Asit - He was attacked and defeated by another clan of Kshatriyas. After this, he left Ayodhya and went to the Himalaya mountains to live as an ascetic with his queens. At that time Yadavi queen was pregnant with SAGARA,ONE OF THE GREATEST KING OF SOLAR(RA) DYNASTY. 44.Sagara - He recaptured Ayodhya from the "Haihaya" and "Taljanghi" Kshtriyas. He then attempted to perform the horse sacrifice,Ashwamedha Yajna. THE FIRST CONQUERED MANY AREAS AS FAR AS EGYPTIAN BORDERS

45.ASAMANJA - Sagara's surviving son was not made king due to his bad conduct. HE IS THE EGYPTIAN FOUNDER AND FIRST PHARAOH MENES (AS PER GREEKS) OR ASA MANJA. (AS PER ANCIENT EGYPTIANS) SAGARA MADE HIS YOUNGER BROTHER AS EMPEROR AGAINST ALL RULES OF SOLAR DYNASTY THAT ELDEST OMLY SHOULD RULE. PAINED BY THIS, MENES WITH HIS SUPPORTERS TRAVELED BEYOND HIS FATHER TERRITORY TO CONQUER EGYPT HE UNITED LOWER AND UPPER EGYPT ON CONQUERING THEM. LATER, ACCEPTED THE TITLE PHARAOH, STARTING TO RULE THE EGYPT. RECORDS ARE LIKE THE ABOVE. In India Solar dynasty continued creating greatest princes like lord Rama and continued even after Greek ambassadors arrived for the court of ChandraGupta Maurya. We have complete details upto the last king of Solar dynasty. (In Egypt Solar dynasty lost to Nubian king.But, in India, continued till 124th Kind.Sumitra,who was the last Solar king of Ayodhya from solar dynasty in the fourth century BC) 46. Anshuman - He was the grandson of Sagara, and his successor as king. He did penance in an attempt to bring the holy river Ganges to earth, that she might wash away the sins of his ancestors. 47. Dileepa I - He also tried to bring Ganges to earth, but also failed. 48. Bhagiratha - Sagara's great-grandson, after strenuous penances, at last succeeded in bringing Ganga down from heaven. When she flowed over the remains of his ancestors, their souls were redeemed, and the ocean was refilled. Ganga also bears the name "Bhagirathi", in honour of his deed. 49. Shrut 50. Nabhag 51. Ambarish - According to Buddhist legends, he went to Tapovana to be a renunciant but after a public outcry returned and ruled for some time. 52. Sindhu Dweep 53. Pratayu 54. Shrutuparna 55. Sarvakama 56. Sudaas 57. Saudas or Mitrasah - He performed the Ashwamedha Yajna, but as the rituals were concluding a Rakshasa tricked him into serving human meat to Brahmin,s including Rishi Vashishta. He was then cursed by the Brahmins. He wanted to curse them back, but his wife prevented him. He spent twelve years in exile in the forest. 58. Sarvakama II 59. Ananaranya III 60. Nighna 61. Raghu I 62. Duliduh 63. Khatwang Dileepa 64. Raghu II or Dirghbahu - He was a famous king, who conquered most of India. The great epic Raghuvamsa describes his victories. After him the Sun dynasty was also known as the dynasty of Raghu. 65. Aja 66. Dasaratha 67. Rama - He is considered the seventh Avatar of the god Vishnu. He is worshiped by every Hindu. Many Hindus include his name in either their first or last name. Rama's story before he became king of Ayodhya is recounted in the Ramayana. After he ascended the throne, he performed the Ashwamedha Yajna. Bharata, his younger brother, won the country of Gandhara and settled there. 68. Lava and Kusha - They were the twin sons of Rama and his wife Sita. Lava ruled south Kosala while Kusha ruled north Kosala, includingAyodhya. Kusha married "Nagkanya" "Kumuddhati", sister of Kumuda. After Kusha the following kings of the solar dynasty ruled Ayodhya: Kusha extended his power in the present Ethiopia and he founded Kushite kingdom there. As per Indian records Egyptian solar dynasty still older than Kushite. 69. Atithi 70. Nishadh 71. Nal 72. Nabha 73. Pundarika 74. Kshemandhava 75. Dewaneek 76. Ahinagu, Roop and Rooru 77. Paripatra 78. --(unknown name) 79. Bala 80. Ukta 81. Vajranabh 82. Shankh

83. Vishvashaha 84. Hiranyanabha 85. Pusya 86. Dhruvsandhi 87. Sudarshan 88. Agnivarna 89. Shighraga 90. Maru 91. Prasut 92. Susandhi 93. Amarsha 94. Vishrutwan 95. Vishravbahu 96. Prasenjit I 97. Takshaka - Laid the foundation of Nagavansh 98. Brihadbal - He fought in Battle of Kurukshetra (see Mahabharata) on the Kaurava side and was killed in battle. 99. Brahatkshtra 100. Arukshay 101. Vatsavyuha 102. Prativyom 103. Diwakar 104. Sahdeva 105. Vrihadashwa 106. Bhanuratha 107. Pratitashwa 108. Supratika111. Antariksha 109. Marudeva 110. Sunakshtra 112. Sushena 113. Anibhajit 114. Vrihadbhanu 115. Rawats 116. Dharmi 117. Kritanjaya 118. Rananjaya 119. Sanjay 120. Prasenjit II - He was a contemporary of Gautama Buddha and King Bimbisara of Magadha. His sister, Koushala Devi, was married toBimbisara. The city of Kashi (Varanasi) was given as a dowry to her. After Bimbisara was murdered by his own son Ajatshatru, Prasenjit undertook a long series of wars with Ajatshatru. He also respected Buddha, who was also a Kshatriya from solar dynasty. In Buddhist literature he is addressed as "Pasenadi". 121. Kshudrak 122. Kulak 123. Surath 124. Sumitra - He was the last king of Ayodhya from solar dynasty. In the fourth century BC, emperor Mahapadma Nanda of the Nanda Dynasty forced Sumitra to leave Ayodhya. He went to Rohtas with his sons. His son Kurma established his rule over Rohtas. After him, their dynasty spread many places in North India.But,ancient continuity records last once for ever. But, many founders of Hindu kingdoms from North to South India, later claimed and recorded their origin to Solar dynasty.

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