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Njegovi podaci potiču iz osmog veka. Na jednom mestu Masudi piše: "Sloveni su od
potomaka Madaja sina Jefeta, sina Nuha. Njemu pripadaju sva plemena Slovena i njemu
se priklanjaju u svojim rodoslovima. Obitavališta su im pod Kozorogom (na severu),
odakle se prostiru na zapad. Oni okupljaju različita plemena, među kojima ima ratničkih i
oni imaju vladare. Neki od njih već ispovedaju hrišćansku veru na jakobitski način, neki
nemaju pisma, ne potčinjavaju se zakonima... Pleme pod imenom Sarbin spaljuje se na
ognju, kada im umre vladar ili starešina, oni takođe spaljuju njegovog jahaćeg
konja. Oni imaju običaj, sličan običajima Indusa. To slovensko pleme i druga bliže
se istoku i prostiru se na zapad."
Ovaj podatak nalazimo i kod Ibrahima ibn Jakuba koji u svom jednom rukopisu kaže:
"Pleme koje spomenusmo, što se naziva Sernin /S(a)rbin/, spaljuje se u ognju, kada
im umre vođa i spaljuju svoje jahaće konje. Njihov postupak je (u tom pogledu)
sličan postupanju Indusa." Arapski pisci opširnije opisuju pogreb Rusa, a u tim
opisima ima zanimljivih podataka i o sahranjivanju Srba. Početkom desetog veka Ibn
Rusteh i Ibn Fadlan beleže da obične smrtnike spaljuju u čamcu, a moćni knez spaljuje se
u lađi. Opet spaljivanje kao u Indiji.
SerbsofIndia
Russian author Moroskin writes in his book “Istoricko - kriteceskija izsledovnija o Rusah
i Slovijanah”, page 163-173: “From the Himalayas to the Hidukushki mountains lived the
Serbian peoples, under the name Syemskrita, or Serbs”. The writer states that the local
inhabitants had been mesmerised and respected highly the Syemba or Serba, who resided
in this region called Dunayski. Inside India, the main countries of the Serbs were Praziya,
Gangaria, and the great Sabarska. Another Serb country based on the coast of India was
called Panonska or Panonia. Moroskin states that the Serb kingdom in India was regarded
as the highest level of might, multi-spectrums of education and enlightenment.
In the book of “Laws of Manu” we can find number references to Moroskins writing.
Paragraph 21 states: “That (country) which (lies) between the Himavat and the Vindhya
(Vinds, Vends or Wendi, as one of names the Germans call the Serbs) mountains to the
east of Prayaga and to the west of Vinasana (the place were the river Sarasvati
disappears) is called Madhyadesa (the central region)”. In paragraph 22 the Manu goes on
to explain: “But (the tract) between those two mountains (just mentioned), which
(extends) as far as the eastern and western oceans, the wise call Aryavarta (the country of
Aryans)”. It is generally regarded that the Serbian name Mane, used in Dalmatia and
Lika, is derived from Manu -the learned one.
In connection to the evidence that Serbs lived in Asia (India), there is further proof. At
the time of Syu-An-Di’s Dynasty 147-167 B.C., Chinese chronicles document the
following: Phan Sey, governor of Yuy Djey writes that the Serbs have some ten thousand
cavalry; they have constantly attacked our borders, killing high ranking officials; their
insolents has reached the highest peak. The first year of Janj-Guana‘s rule the Serbs
attacked again, grabbing the provinces of Yanmin and Thayuyan. Lord Duan In, known
for his experience in war and one of Chinese great generals writes: “From the time that
the Huns had run away, Serbs have gained might and have taken back their lands. They
have over 100 000 soldiers, they are known everywhere for their bodily might, never
surrendering when loosing. To this add that discipline at our borders has fallen and that
the enemy has access to our lands. They demand the gold and the best metal. Our fallen
men have joined their ranks and are used as advisors against us”. Other Chinese generals,
such as Hya Yuy and Thyan Yan, writing on the situation of Duan In add: “Serbian tribes
are mightier and larger then before. Two years have passed and still we cannot think of a
way to destroy them. We are lacking success. If this extends, we have no alternative but
to burden the country for conscription of soldiers”.
Serbian emperor at that time was Tancha, after him Ranko. Tancha had 5 sons, who
divided, weakening the kingdom. Tancha ruled 200 regions in India and China.
It is very clear that the Serbs still hold India with a blurred kind of nostalgia close to their
hearts, and that India plays a role of past remembrance within Serbian poetry. The fact
that we have a clear connection between Manus and Arians with the Vedas cannot in any
way be a coincidence, as it is unlikely that the European Vends (Vedas), who hold India
so dear to their souls, are not connected to any of the above. Who else from today’s
Europe has claimed such a past (in history, religion and language and ties in tradition)
without force upon the nation of India?
Immigration of Serbs lasted over 10.000 years in periodic waves, depending on the
circumstances. Here is an old pre-historic Serbian poem which seems to explain one of
the reasons why Serbs emigrated from India:
Damned India.
Other references to India in Serbian poetry include such titles as: Upon the sea to India
floats a shajkaca, A stitch has sewn India girl (not the same as Rosa slave girl), Land of
India and so on.
Children of India.
Here is a list of words in Sanskrit and Serbian which are same or similar in phonetic
value of the same meaning: agan – oganj (fire); bagas – bog (god); brath – brat (brather);
bhala – bela (white); chata – ceta (platoon); deti – dete (child); div – div; dina – dan
(day); dasa – dese (child)t; dama – dom (home); girya – gora (mountain); grad – grad
(city); iskra - iskra (spark); kada – kada (when); kuta – kuca (house); lip – lep (pretty); lot
– ljut (angry); laghi – laki, lagan (light); ljubhva – ljubav (love); matr – mater (mother);
mala – mali (little); more – mor (sea); mil – mili (dear); nabas – nebo (sky); nava – novi
(new); paraha – prah (dust); prati – protiv (against); panca –pet (five); pena – pena
(bubbles); rabh – rob (slave); rosa – rosa (dune); sa – so (salt); sila – sila(might); sas –
sest (six); stan – stan (lives there); sabha – soba (room); stala – stol (table); tata – tata
(dad); ta – taj (that person); tvar – stvar (thing); trassti – tresti (shake); trang – trag
(track); tamas – tama (dark); tri – tri (three); triydosa – trinaest (thirteen); tada – tada
(then); vrt – vrt (garden); vicur – vece (eveing); vi – vi (you); vas – vas (you); vatara –
vatra (fire); viva – ziva (alive). In Sanskrit, family titles are in complete identical to Serb
names as: tata (dad), nana (gran), brat (brother), sestra (sister), strina (aunt), svekar
(father in law), svekrva (mother in law) ,dever (brother in law, kum ( god father), svastika
(sister in law) and priya (son in laws mother).
Serbian named geographical locations mapped in India: Srba. Sobrana, Carnigor – Crna
gora (montnegro), Belospor, Kovilje, Zitomir, Mala bara, Bela zora, Grad, Creva,
Pramen, Mlava, Drvar, Morava, Drava, Kotor, Srbalj, Travancor, Dunaj, ,Rumnad – or
nasa Ruma.
In the map of India completed by Bjornsa in Russian in 1848, the following Serbian
names are: Ozen, Babir, Pitin, Dabir, Varna, Kach, peninsula: Roka or ruka, Bodjan,
Zagore, Turija, Kota, Budin, Vedjova, Vali, Sinagor, Tanka, Sekanda, Seja, Bare, Rasol,
Srba, Barka, Kotar, Kotra, Nagor, Gora, Gore, Bjelare, Baleri, Sindrac, Mora, Kotor,
Karacha, Mijani, Tata, Trikada, Matori, Lakat, Midjani, Rati, Sarbachkot, Noshera,
Maribor, Mare, Gora, rivers: Mirgora, Runich, Ladjani, Raba, Uch, Rachan, Rezan, Nana,
Norani, Dalj, Srbalj, Goran, Lija, Trima, Chanjun, Lagor, Ramnagora, Kashub, Sirbacha,
Homolj, Zoba, rivers: Sangor, Borje, Srba, Surbkop, Rata, Baric, Bjela, Mochna, Bjelur,
Bozur, Nahoda, Kunor, Chinjani, Sharan, Bumbar, Munja, Rasher, Mandur, Sarbatu,
Arka, Belaspur, Kidana, Timok, Una, Ratari, Mala bara, Serbistan and so on…These
names are not understood in the Indian language, as they are all of Serbian phonetic and
descriptional value. In Tibet: river Buroput or Burjamputa. In Nepal the cities: Gorka,
Crnogora in the province of Bjelospor.
There are over 400 documented geographical locations of Serbian names in India, Tibet
and Nepal. The capital of Pakistan is Lahor, which in Serbian means a breeze.
Prva Puska-Dolak,