Comparison of Indian word "INDRA" and Turkish word "TANRI"
(Ancient World was a Turkish speaking
"House of Oguz")
By
Polat Kaya
In this paper I will analyze the Indian God
name INDRA and
show that it is related to the name TANRI of
the ancient Turanians. Ancient
These ancient secretive cults, pretending to be religious and godly people,
would first befriend the rulers of the society. Once in that supposedly
"reputable" and "reverand" religious position, they captured the wealth of the
country by pretending to foretell the future of people, promising a "reserved"
place in heaven for people who paid handsomely (i.e, land, cattle, gold, etc.),
forgiving the "sins" of people who paid handsomely, etc.. They also captured
control of the country by politics and intrigue. This way, they were not only
in high positions, but they were also in control of the country's money as
well. They even controlled the kings and the selection of who would be king.
They grew so powerful that they were not even subject to the laws of the country
or the authority of the kings. They created a class system where they were at
the top - and quite frequently they acted as kings themselves. Eventually,
they captured the top hierarchy of the existing societies most everywhere.
In this regard, I would like to cite a statement from Will Durant, the
historian, about the Brahmins:
"The priests charged heavily for helping the pious in the evermore complicated ritual of sacrifice: if no fee was at hand, the priest refused to recite the necessary formulas; his payment had to come before that of the God. Rules were laid down by the clergy as to what remuneration should be for each service - how many cows or horses, or how much gold; gold was particularly efficacious in moving priest or the god. The Brahmanas, written by the Brahmans, instructed the priest how to turn the prayer or sacrifice secretly to the hurt of those who had employed him, if they had given him an inadequate fee. Other regulations were issued, prescribing the proper ceremony and usage for almost every occasion of life, and usually requiring priestly aid. Slowly, the Brahmans became a priviliged hereditary caste, holding the mental and spiritual life of India under a control that threatened to strife all thought and change." [Will Durant, "The Story of Civilization Part 1, Our Oriantal Heritage", Simon and Schuster, New York, 1954, p. 405].
Continuing on, these religious cult organizations
and their members manufactured new languages from the existing Turkish language
by way of altering the Turkish words and phrases. The manufactured words and
languages looked and sounded totally different than the existing Turkish. But
the original Turkish source text they used for the manufacture of each word was
not lost in the process. It remained embedded in
the body of the new words - although
in a confused manner.
With this knowledge about languages and early religious organizations, and the
meanings attributed to these non-Turkish words, many of them can be deciphered
and, the original Turkish source text that was used for the formation of such
words, can now be recovered.
The ancient Indian name INDRA meaning "GOD", together with its different
apellations, is also one such manufactured name.In Hinduism the name INDRA is
described as "the
King of the gods, Lord of Heaven, the God of War, Storms, and Rainfall".
The name INDRA is
described in url http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indra as:
"Indra is the King of the gods or Devas and Lord of Heaven or Svargaloka in Hindu mythology, and also he is the God of War, Storms, and Rainfall.
Indra figures as
one of the chief deities in
the Rigveda,
celebrated as the slayer of Vṛtra and
central to the Soma sacrifice.
He has many epithets, notably vṛṣan the
bull, and vṛtrahan,
slayer of Vṛtra.
Indra appears as the name of an arch-demon in
the Zoroastrian religion,
while Verethragna appears
as a god of victory.
In Puranic mythology,
Indra is bestowed with a heroic and almost brash and amorous character at times,
even as his reputation and role diminished in later Hinduism with
the rise of the Trimurti.
In Buddhist tradition, Indra is also calledŚakra (Pali:
Sakka). He
is known in Burmese as
??? pronounced [ðaʤá
míɴ]; in Thai as พระอินทร์ Phra
Intra, in Malayas Indera,
in Tamil as Intiran, in Chinese as
帝释天 Dìshìtiān, and
in Japanese as
帝釈天 Taishakuten.[1] "
In Hinduism, the SVARGALOKA is
described with the definition of the term Svarga (or Swarga)
[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Swarga]
which is set of heavenly worlds located on and above Mt.
Meru."
INDRA and TANRI:
The name INDRA, in the context
of being the "the
King of the gods and Lord of Heaven", rearranged
as "DANRI", is a
restructured form of the Turkish word "TANRI" meaning
"universal Sky-God". Both INDRA and TANRI,
being the universal creator God, are regarded as the "father" of
all its creations. So, not only do INDRA and TANRI have
the same lettering, but, they are also one and the same conceptually.
Linguistically, at least one of them must have been made up from the other.
This we will determine below.
From the above Indian mythological source information, INDRA is
described as being the God
of War, Storms, and Rainfall and
is also given by the name SVARGALOKA and
also DYAUS PITAR in
Hindu mythology.
INDRA as SVARGALOKA
a) In the context of Sky-God, the name SVARGALOKA,
rearranged as "VLA-GOK-ASAR",
is the Turkish expression"ULU GÖK ASAR
(AS ER)" meaning "Great
Peerless Sky-Man". This
definition in Turkish makes INDRA andSVARGALOKA as
the Sky-God TANRI.
Turkish word ASER means "One/peerless
man", ULU
means "great", GÖK
(GÖY) means "sky".
b) In the context of God of War, the name SVARGALOKA,
rearranged as "OLKA-ASGARV",
is the Turkish expression"ÜLKE ASKERI"
meaning "soldier of the
country", "national army", "warriors of country". Additionally, again
in the context of God of War, the name SVARGALOKA,
rearranged as "ASGAR-OKLV-A",
is the Turkish expression "ASKER
OGLU O" meaning "son
of soldier", "son of warrior". Thus, these Turkish definitions of "ÜLKE
ASKERI" and"ASKER
OGLU O" make INDRA and
its alternative name SVARGALOKA a "God
of War" - as described
above. So the linguistic and conceptual source of these 'Indian' terms are from
Turkish.
Turkish word ÜLKE
(ÖLKE) means "country,
state", ASKER
means "soldier, warrior", OGLU means "son
of".
c) In the context of God of Storm, when the name SVARGALOKA is
rearranged as "OLA-KASV
Turkish word ULU means "great", KA
d) Finally, in the context of God of Rain, the name SVARGALOKA,
rearranged as "A-GOK-SVLARA", is the Turkish expression "O
GÖK SULARI" meaning "It
is the Sky-Waters", "it is rain". This Turkish definition of "O
GÖK SULARI"makes INDRA and SVARGALOKA the "God
of Rainfall" - as described
above.
Turkish word GÖK means "sky", SU means "water", SULAR means "waters", SULARI means "the
waters". So the linguistic source of this 'Indian' term is again from
Turkish.
Since the Indian term SVARGALOKA describing INDRA is
made up from these deciphered Turkish expressions embedded in SVARGALOKA,
we can confidently say that the name INDRA itself
must have also been an altered form of the Turkish name TANRI.
In other words, INDRA is
the one that has been made up from Turkish TANRI,
rather than the other way around! In other words, TANRI was
an older name and concept.
The term SVARGALOKA is
also known by the shortened form of SVARGA.
We note that the name is just a cut off front end of the name SVARGALOKA.
INDRA as SVARGA:
a) But even in this form, the name SVARGA,
rearranged as "S-R-AGA-V", is
the Turkish expression "aS
eR AGA O" meaning "He
is One/peerless Lord Man". This
definition in Turkish makes INDRA and SVARGA as
the Sky-God TANRI.
b) In the context of "warrior", the name SVARGA,
rearranged as "V-ASGAR", is
the Turkish expression "O
ASKER" meaning "He
is Warrior", "He is soldier". This Turkish definition "O
ASKER" embedded in SVARGA again
makesINDRA or SVARGALOKA the "God
of War" - as described above
in the Indian mythological source information. There is no mathematical chance
that these two words, one Indian and one Turkish, supposedly separate and
independently developed languages, would both mean "soldier" and also be
formulated with the same lettering - unless the so-called "Sanskrit" wordSVARGA is
made up from the Turkish expression "O
ASKER". Turkish word ASKER
means "soldier, warrior" and O
means "he/she/it; that".
So the linguistic source of this Indian term SVARGA is
again from Turkish.
c) Additionally, in the context of rain, the name SVARGA,
rearranged as "AGAR-SV", is
the Turkish expression "AKAR
SU" meaning "running
water, flowing water, raining water". So even in this context, this
Turkish definition "AKAR
SU", embedded in Indian SVARGA,
again makes INDRA or SVARGA the "God
of rain or water" - as
described above in the Indian mythological source information. Hence, the
linguistic source of this Sanskrit term SVARGA is
again from Turkish.
***
INDRA as DYAUS PITAR (Sky-God):
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dyaus_Pita
"In the Vedic
pantheon Dyauṣ Pitā (द्यौष् पिता)
or Dyauṣpitṛ (द्यौष्पितृ)
is the Sky
Father, divine consort of the Prithvi and
father of Agni, Indra (RV 4.17.4),
and Ushas,
the daughter representing dawn.
In archaic
Vedic lore, Dyauṣ Pitṛ and PrithiviMatṛ were
one, single composite dvandva entity,
named as the Dyavaprthivi.
He was cursed by Vasishta maharishi
for abducting Nandini,
the sacred cow. He is believed to take rebirth as Bhishma."
"In Hinduism, Surya ("the
Supreme Light") is the chief solar deity, one of the Adityas,
son of Kashyapa and
one of his wives, Aditi; of Indra;
or of Dyaus Pitar (depending
by the version). The term Surya also
refers to the Sun, in
general. Surya has hair and arms of gold." (See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Surya ).
With this Indian mythological and riddled source information, the God INDRA is
also known by the name DYAUŞ PITAR.
Now let us analyse the term DYAUŞ PITAR as
being another name for INDRA.
a) In the context of God of War, the name DYAUŞ
PITAR, rearranged as "DUYAŞ
Turkish word DÖYÜŞ means "beating,
fighting", APA means "father".
So the linguistic source of this 'Indian' term is again from Turkish.
b) Secondly, in the context of God of Storm,
the name DYAUŞ PITAR,
rearranged as "ASAR-TIPYDU",
is the Turkish expression "ESER
TIPI'DU" (ESER TIPI'DI) meaning "it
is the blowing wind storm". Thus, the linguistic source ofDYAUŞ PITAR is
again Turkish which is embedded in the fabricated Indian word.
Turkish word ESER means "blowing
(wind)", TIPI means "blowing
snow storm, gale".
c) Finally, in the context of God of Rain, the name DYAUŞ
PITAR, rearranged
as "TP-YAUŞDIR -A",
is the Turkish expression" TEPE YAgUŞDIR
O" meaning "It is
the rain from top", "it is rain from sky".
Turkish word TEPE means "head;
hill; mountain top; above;sky; human head", YAGUŞ means "rain" and YAGUŞTURmeans "it
is rain".
d) Finally, in the context of the human head, the name DYAUŞ
PITAR, rearranged
as "AR-TP-DAYIŞ-U", is the
Turkish expression"ER TEPE DEYIŞ O"
meaning "It is the speech of
Man's head".
Turkish word TEPE means "head;
hill; mountain top; above;sky; human head", DEYIŞ means "speech,
words, utterings"and ER means "man".
Additionally, we have the following information from a Wikipedia source regarding Indra:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indra
"By the age of the Vedanta, Indra became
the prototype for all lords and thus a king could be called Mānavendra (Indra
or lord of men) and Rama,
the hero of the Ramayana ,
was referred to as Rāghavendra (Indra
of the clan of Raghu). Hence the original Indra was also referred to as Devendra (Indra
of the Devas). However, Sakra and Vasava were used exclusively for the original
Indra. Though modern texts usually adhere to the name Indra, the traditional
Hindu texts (the Vedas, epics and Puranas) use Indra, Sakra and Vasava
interchangeably and with the same frequency."Of the Vedas I am the Sama Veda;
of the demigods I am Indra, the king of heaven; of the senses I am the mind; and
in living beings I am the living force [consciousness]."(Bhagavad Gita
10.22)"
In this reference, let us analyse the
following Sanskrit expressions for clarity:
a) Mānavendra (Indra
or lord of men). The name Mānavendra,
rearranged as "MANA-DANRE-V", is
the Turkish expression" MENE DANRI U" (BANA
TANRI O) meaning "He
is Lord to me", "He is Lord to men".
This is a pure Turkish expression that has been altered and reconstructed with
letter letters such as V, Y, U that are usable in each other's place (and the
altered TANRI) to make the result appear as if it was a "Sanskrit" term. It is
done exactly in the way that the so-called other "Indo-European" languages have
been manufactured.
Turkish word MEN (BEN) means "I;
myself", MENE (BANA) means "to
me".
Of course, at the end of this process (i.e., manufacturing a Sanskrit word from
Turkish), if one compares the restructured "Sanskrit" word Mānavendra with
its original Turkish source expression "mene
Tanri o", they do not show any linguistic resemblance at all. Of
course this is a very satisfactory and pleasing result for the Vedic-writing
priest. And, the all trusting modern linguist readily thinks that Sanskrit and
Turkish are two different and independent languages without being aware of the
fact that the so-called most ancient Indo-European language of "Sanskrit" was
artificially manufactured from Turkish. Linguists and historians, ancient or
modern, have been conned, deceived and misled by these ancient Aryan "Brahmin"
Vedic writers. Actually, those Vedic priests were not composing anything
original. They were restructuring Turkish language writings into a confused and
restructured form - as Genesis 11 commands.
b) Indra became Rama,
the hero of the Ramayana:
Both names RAMA and RAMAYANA are
confused by using double meanings of words in Turkish. The name RAMA is
the combined form of the words RA and MA which
are Sun and
the Moonrespectively.
However, the name RAMAYANA,
when rearranged as "ARAYANAM" is
the Turkish word "ARAYANAM"
(GEZGINCIYEM) meaning "I
am wanderer, I am gypsy" which
was the secret identity of the ancient Aryan Brahmins - who were one of the "confusers"
of the Turkish language.
Turkish word ARAYAN (GEZGINCI) means "wanderer,
gypsy", MA
(MAH) means "moon", RA is
a name for the Sun which has been Aryanized from ancient Masar (Misir)
hieroglyphic writings. The hieroglyphic term which has been read asRA,
should have been read as Turkish "ER
AL" or "AL
ER" meaning "red
man" - which was an ancient
Turanian personification of the Sun.
c) Indra was
referred to as Rāghavendra (Indra
of the clan of Raghu): The term Rāghavendra,
rearranged as "VHGAR-DANRE-A", is
the Turkish expression" UIGUR DANRI U" meaning "He
is God of Uygur people". That is exactly what the word TANRI meant
- not only to the UYGUR Turks but
also to all Turanian Tur/Turk/Oguz people everywhere. TANRIwas
the SKY-GOD and
was the model to all human beings, particularly, to all those mortal
men who became kings of societies.
They had to be God-Like (i.e., just, fair, upright and moral) in their behaviour
to their subjects - and for that reason, they took on kingly titles that
included the names of the Sky-God, Sun and Moon - but in Turkish.
What comes out of this decipherment is the real identity of the Indian name RAGHU.
The name RAGHU, rearranged asUHGAR,
is the altered and disguised form of the Turkish name UYGUR.
With this alteration, the presence of the TurkishUYGUR people
in ancient India was completely obliterated. In their place, the wandering
gypsy Aryan Brahmins
installed an "Aryanized" imaginary people - by way of altering
the identity of the Turkish UYGUR
people, their Turkish language and the
Turanian Tur/Turk/Oguz peoples'
culture and civilization.
So, this is the essence of the so-called "Indo-European" civilization and
identity. These wandering priests were pretending to be "godly" people - yet
under this guise, they, by altering the identities of Turanians, produced
imaginary "Aryan" people wherever they went in the ancient Turanian world.
These "Aryanized" and also "Semitized" peoples were imposed upon with an
unintelligible broken-up speech that was manufactured from Turkish and thus,
stolen from Turkish.
d) The
original Indra was
also referred to as Devendra (Indra
of the Devas). This is also a riddled and confused expression describing INDRA.
The name DEVENDRA, rearranged
as "DEV-DANRE", is
the Turkish expression"DEV DANRI" (ULU
TANRI) meaning "The
Giant God", "The Great God". Of course, this defines the Sky-God
concept of ancient Turanian Tur/Turk/Oguz peoples.
Turkish word DEV means "giant;
huge, great", ULU means "great,
exalted, at great height".
And additionally we also have the following identity:
e) The
name DEVENDRA, rearranged as
"DE-DANRE-V", is
the Turkish expression"DE DANRI U" (SÖZ
TANRI O, KONUŞAN TANRI O) meaning "He
is the Word God", "He is the God of Language", "He
is the God of Turkish".
Turkish word DE (SÖZ) means "word,
speech utterings, sayings", DEYIŞ means "word,
speech utterings, sayings".
This once again verifies that Turkish was the original language of mankind, and,
that the original organized religion of the world was the ancient Turanian
religion based on the Sky-God concept and his 'eyes' of SUN and MOON.
In this context, the Sanskrit word "DEVAS" is the restructured Turkish
word "DEYÜŞ"
(DEYIŞ) meaning "speech,
word, sayings". Thus, its source is also from Turkish.
f) The
reference source states that: "Though
modern texts usually adhere to the name Indra, the traditional Hindu texts (the
Vedas, epics and Puranas) use Indra, Sakra and Vasava interchangeably and with
the same frequency."Of
the Vedas I am the Sama Veda; of the demigods I am Indra, the king of heaven; of
the senses I am the mind; and in living beings I am the living force
[consciousness]."
f1) It says, "Of
the Vedas I am the Sama Veda", that is, "I
am the Sky" - which makes Indra "the
Sky God". Both in Turkish and Arabic,
the word SAMA
(SEMA) means "Sky".
If we take the Sanskrit word VEDA as
meaning "praise", as in
praise of God, we find that even this word VEDA comes
from Turkish word "ÖVÜ'DI"
(ÖVGÜ'DI, ÖVMEDI) meaning "it
is praise". So both SEMA (SAMA)
and VEDA are all from Turkish
source.
f2) It says, "
of the demigods I am Indra, the king of heaven;" In
this context, INDRA is
again nothing but the Turkish "TANRI" - which I discussed above.
f3) It states, "of
the senses I am the mind." Thus
in this context, INDRA (TANRI) personifies
the "human head" where
all the information input signals from the body as well as the external world
are evaluated, processed and decisions made - which guide the activities and
life of man. This I have noted in many of my papers related to the "human
head" (TEPE,
BAŞ) and also in my papers
related to BILGAMESH, HERACLEUS, LABYRINTH and
others. The ancient Turanians regarded the "human
head and its creation of "knowledge", that is, "BILGI in
Turkish) as "God". The human head has created everything man-made on earth,
both physical and abstract, by its creativity since the time Man (He/She) was
created on earth - or set foot on earth millions of years ago. It is said that "God
created man" but Polat
Kaya says it would be more correct to say: "It
was man who created the concept of 'God' and religion". This I have
noted in many of my papers.
f4) Finally it states: "and
in living beings I am the living force [consciousness]." But
consciousness is in the brain of living beings - and the brain is in the head!
Therefore it is the brain that is the "living force" in "living beings". And
the head is the "God" of Man!
***
It is also important to check the name INDRA (i.e., TANRI)
from other sources as follows:
It is said that INDRA in
Thai is Phra Intra, in Malay
is Indera, in Tamil is Intiran,
in Chinese is Dìshìtiān, and
in Japanese is Taishakuten.
The Thai name PHRA
INTRA meaning "Indra", rearranged
as "
DUALITY CONCEPT OF GOD:
Here, the Turkish term BIR-O is
a gender-free proper name applied to the Sky God and it means "Only
Him/Her/It" or
"He/She/It is One (i.e., single, alone)". In
other words, the Sky-God has been regarded as a "man
and woman", that is,"opposing identities" simultaneously.
Thus, the God concept in ancient Turanian understanding of God has a duality
personality, that is to say, God has both mother and father creative aspects. This
Turanian concept of God is well portrayed in two Etruscan mirrors shown below.
Etruscans were Turkish speaking Tur/Turk/Oguz peoples.
(Source of mirror: Giuseppe Foscarini, "La Lingua degli Etruschi",
Vol. 1,
Universita Degli Studi di Frenze, 1980, p. 91.)
In the Etruscan mirror above, three persons are shown. The old
man in the center is given the Etruscan name of "TINIA" which
stands for the Etruscan Sky-God. The curious thing about this man is that
he is shown as a "HERMAPHRODITE",
that is, a"person having double identity" such
as "man and woman" in
the same body. This is indicated with his manly body but female genitals -
which makes him a hermaphrodite. Thus the Sky-God in ancient Turanian
understanding has a 'duality' personality
in every sense - as this Etruscan picture demonstrates.
Even the word HERMAPHRODITE, rearranged
as "ERMI-APHROTDEH", is
the altered Turkish expression (in question form) "ER
MI AVRATDI?" meaning "is
he man or woman?" This expression is very much in the Azerbaycan
dialect of Turkish. This question in Turkish is asking the gender of the
person - because the gender is not certain. So again, even this wordHERMAPHRODITE of
the so-called Indo-European languages is actually made from Turkish
expression "ER
MI AVRATDI?"
The woman on the right is identified by the Etruscan name of "LASA".
This name LASA is
a form of the Turkish words:
a) "ALAZ" meaning "fire",
b) "AL
AZ" meaning "peerless
red", referring to the sun-god, and
c) "AL
IŞA" meaning "red
light". All three of which refer to the Sun and the Sunlight. So
the woman in this Etruscan picture personifies the Sun.
The young man on the left is identified by
the Etruscan name of "MADIS". The
Etruscan symbol shown as "D" in
the Etruscan name of "MADIS" corresponds
to the Latin letter "R". Now Etruscan "MADIS" can
be transcribed as "MARIS" in
Latin characters. Bu this name read in the form as "MA-RI-S",
is a form of the Turkish expression "MA
ERI" (AY ERI) meaning "the
Moon man" - which
personifies the moon as a man.
Turkish word MA
(MAH) is an alternate
name for the moon (Ay).
Thus, again we have this Etruscan mirror portraying the ancient Turanian
understanding of the Sky-God , Sun-God and Moon God trinity - as they knew
it in their own time.
***
INDRA name in other
countries:
The Malay name INDERA meaning "Indra",
rearranged as "DANRI-E", is
again nothing but an altered form of the Turkish word TANRI.
Similarly, the Tamil name INDERAN meaning "Indra", rearranged
as "TANRI-EN" is
the altered form of Turkish expression "AN
TANRI" meaning "Sky
God", and also Turkish "HAN
TANRI" (TANRI HAN) meaning "Supreme
Lord God".
Turkish word AN means "sky;
time; rememberence", HAN means "Supreme
lord", TANRI means "sky-God".
a) "KUT-ISHEN-ATA" is from
Turkish expression "KUT
IŞIYAN ATA" meaning "Holy
Shining Father" which implies
that the Sky-God is a "shining" (i.e., "light
giving") God. This makes him the same as the SUN. In ancient Turanian
religious understandings, the Sun was regarded as the right shining "Fire Eye"
("KOR GÖZ" in
Turkish) of the Sky-God. If one eye is a "glowing fire eye", as the sun is,
then the Sky-God must also be an entity related to "fire". This Japanese word
for INDRA (TANRI) relates the Sky-God to fire.
Turkish word KUT means "holy", IŞIYAN means "shining,
glowing", ATA means "father", KOR means "glowing
fire",GÖZ means "eye".
b) "I-KUT-ATASH-EN" is from
Turkish expression "BIR
KUT ATAŞ AN" meaning "One
Holy Fire of Sky" which again
relates the Sky-God to the sun.
Turkish word KUT means "holy", IŞIYAN means "shining,
glowing", ATA means "father", KOR means "glowing
fire",GÖZ means "eye".
c) "KUN-I
Turkish word GÜN means "sun;
day", IŞI means "light", GÜN
IŞI (GÜNEŞ) means "sunlight;
sun", TATA
(DEDE)means "grandfather".
d) "S-KUT-AI-HAN-TE" is
from Turkish expression "AS
KUT AY-HAN'DI" (BIR KUT AY-HAN'DI) meaning "It
is One Holy Moon Lord" which
relates the Sky-God to the Moon-God this time. In ancient Turanian religious
understandings, the Moon was regarded as the left and "Blind Eye" ("KÖR
GÖZ" in Turkish) of the
Sky-God. In the personification of the moon as the left eye of the Sky-God (as
compared to the sun being the right eye of the Sky-God), it was indeed
metaphorically a blind eye that could "open" and "close" in a lunar period
(month) but would still allow man to observe it at any time - as compared to the
sun-eye that would not allow that.
Turkish word AY-HAN
(AYHAN) means "Lord
Moon".
***
TANRI name in Europe:
We must also examine some ancient European
God names. For example, the ancient Celtic, Druids, Gaulish and Brythonic names
for God are very eye-opening. We have the following information from online
Wikipedia and other sources:
a) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Taranis
"Taranis is the Roman name of the Cyclops of
thunder and equivalent of the Greek Brontes.
In Celtic
mythology Taranis was
the god of thunder worshipped
in Hispania and
mentioned, along with Esus and Toutatis,
by the Roman poet Lucan in
his epic poemPharsalia as
a Celtic deity to whom sacrificial offerings were made.[1] He
was associated, as was the cyclops Brontes (‘thunder’)
in Greek
mythology, with the wheel and may have received human sacrifices. Many
representations of a bearded god with a thunderbolt in one hand and a wheel in
the other have been recovered from Gaul, where this deity apparently came to be
syncretised with Jupiter.[2] He
is likely connected with the Anglo-Saxon
god Þunor,
the Norse Thor, Tiermes [3] [ðiermes]
of the Nordic Sami people, the Germanic Donar,
the Celtic Ambisagrus (likely
from Proto-Celtic *ambi-sagros = "about-strength"), theIrish Tuireann,
and the Roman Mars.
The name Taranis has not yet been recovered from Gaulish inscriptions, but
similar variants have, such as Taranucno-, Taranuo-,
and Taraino-.[4]
The reconstructed lexis of
the Proto-Celtic language
as collated by the University
of Wales [1] suggests
that the name is likely to be ultimately derived from the Proto-Celtic *Toranos.
This Proto-Celtic word means ‘thunder’. In present day Welsh taranu and taran
means 'to thunder'and 'thunder' (taraniñ and taran in Breton), and in present
day Irish Tarann means 'thunder'.
Taranis, as a personification of thunder, is often identified with similar
deities found in other Indo-European
pantheons. Of these, Thor/Thunor and
the Hittite god
Tarhun (see also Teshub)
contain a comparable *torun- element.
The Thracian deity names Zbel-thurdos, Zbel-Thiurdos also contain this element (Thracian thurd(a),
"push, crash down"). Others have different etymologies, e.g. *Perkwunos, Brontes,
and Indra."
b) http://www.celtnet.org.uk/gods_t/taran.html
"Celtic,
The Gaulish and Brythonic God was known by the name TARAN (Thunderer) and
by its derivatives such as Taran
(Taranis, Taranos, Taranuos, Taranucnus, Taranucus, Taranoou, Etirun) is a
Gaulish and Brythonic god known from the writings of Julius Caesar, Strabo and
Lucan. He is also known from eight inscriptions found in Germany, Hungary,
Croatia, France and Belgium. He also figures as the character of Taran in the
Cymric (Welsh) Mabinogi of Branwen
ferch Llŷr. He is the Celtic thunder god, often syncretized with Roman
Jupiter.
Synonyms: Taranis, Taranos,
Taranuos, Taranucnus, Taranucus, Taranoou, Etirun
Gaul: Thunderer."
c) http://mysticwicks.com/showthread.php?t=140450&page=2
"Taranis -
god of rain and thunder; equated to the Roman god Jupiter
. He is likely connected with the
Anglo-Saxon god Þunor, the
Norse Thor, Ambisagrus,
the Irish Tuireann and
the Culdee saint Taran. The
name Taranis has not yet been recovered from Gaulish inscriptions, but similar
variants have, such as Taranucno-, Taranuo-,
and Taraino.
"In Germanic
mythology, Thor (from Old
Norse Þōrr) is a
hammer-wielding god associated with thunder,
lightning, storms, oaktrees,
strength, destruction, fertility, healing, death, and the protection of
mankind.
Ultimately stemming from Proto-Indo-European
religion, Thor is a prominently mentioned god throughout the recorded
history of the Germanic
peoples, from the Roman
occupation of regions of Germania,
to the tribal expansions of the Migration
Period, to his extreme popularity during the Viking
Age, where, in the face of the process of the Christianization
of Scandinavia, emblems of his hammer, Mjöllnir,
were worn in defiance and Norse
pagans personal
names containing the name of
the god bear witness to his flourishing popularity. After the
Christianization of Scandinavia and into the modern period, Thor continued
to be acknowledged in rural folklore throughout Germanic
regions. Thor is frequently referenced in place names, the day of the
week Thursday ("Thor's
day") bears his name, and names stemming from the pagan period containing
his own continue to be used today."
These background so-called "mythologic" information are very enlightening.
We will see some of these names as we did in the case of INDRA.
In Celtic mythology, Taran,
Taranis was the god of
THUNDER.
1. The name TARAN for Celtic
God, rearranged as "TANRA",
is simply the altered form of the Turkish expression"TANRI"
meaning "God".
2. Similarly, the Roman name TARANIS
(TARANOS) for Celtic
God, rearranged as "AS-TANRI"
(AS TANRO), is the altered form of the Turkish expression "AS
TANRI" meaning "One
God". Thus the name of this Celtic God is nothing but the ancient
Turanian Sky-God's name "AS
TANRI" in an altered
form. This Turkish expression declares the ancient Turanian religion as the
first "monotheistic
religion" of the world,
and its God as the "Only God"
(One God) contrary to all
kinds of Eastern and Western mythological disinformation. Those who claim
their religions being the first "monotheistic
religions of the world" are
not telling the truth as they have never told the truth in such matters
before. Actually, all of their mythological religions are restructured
forms of the ancient Turanian religion usurped
from the Tur/Turk/Oguz peoples.
3. Even the word "thunder",
rearranged as "TANREDH", is
the altered form of the Turkish expression "TANRI'DI"
meaning "it is God".
Thus, "thundering" in a stormy and rainy weather was being regarded as the
"angry and lashing-out roar" of the Sky-God TANRI. This we see clearly from
the word THUNDER if we decipher it as "TANRH-DE", then
it becomes the Turkish expression "TANRI
DE" (TANRI SÖZÜ, TANRI BAGIRMASI) meaning "voice
of God", "angry-word of God".
4. The name "TARANUOS",
rearranged as "TANRA-OUS", is
the altered form of the Turkish expression "TANRI
OGUZ" meaning "God
Oguz". Thus, this verifies the fact that the ancient Turanian
Turkish name OGUZ was
one of the many names of the Sky-God, Sun-God and Moon-God concept.
5. The name "TARANUCNUS",
rearranged as "TANRU-CUNAS" (CUNAS-TANRU), is
the altered form of the Turkish expression "TANRI
GÜNEŞ" (GUNEŞ TANRI)
meaning "Sun God".
Thus, this Turkish expression deciphered from the name TARANUCNUS defines
the real identity of this so called "European" name as the Sun-God - but in
Turkish.
6. The name "TARANUCUS",
rearranged as "TANRA-UCUS" (TANRU
OGUZ), is the altered form of
the Turkish expression "TANRI
OGUZ" meaning "God
OGUZ". <>This
verifies that the Turkish name OGUZ was a name of God while it was also an
ancestorial name of the Tur/Tuk/Oguz peoples. This shows that it was the
Turanian Tur/Turk/Oguz people who originally conceived the concept of a
Father-Mother God in the Sky and named Him with their own ancestral name of OGUZ.
This Turanian Sky-God concept and its associated religion was the progenitor
religion of the world. All other religions were composed later using the
foundation principles and tenets of the Turanian religion.
7. The name "TARANUCUS",
rearranged as "UCUS-TANRA, is
the altered form of the Turkish expression "
OKUZTANRI" (BOGA TANRI)
meaning "The Bull God".
This verifies the Turanian "bull" logo of the Sky-God, Sun-God and
Moon-God. After all, the Turkish name Oguz is homonym with the Turkish
word Okuz - meaning "bull".
8. The name "TARANUCUS",
rearranged as "U-CUS-TANRA", is
the altered form of the Turkish expression "O
KÖZ TANRI" meaning "He
is the Fire God" referring
to the Sun God.
9. The name "TARANUCUS",
rearranged as "U-CUS-TANRA", is
the altered form of the Turkish expression "O
GÖZ TANRI" meaning "He
is the Eye God" - that
is, the Sun, the Moon and the human eye god.
10. The name "TARANUCUS",
rearranged as "TANRU-ACUS" (TANRU
AGUZ), is the altered form of
the Turkish expression "TANRI
AGUZ" meaning "Word
God", The God of Speech", "The mouth, the speech, language".
11. The name "TARANUCNO",
rearranged as "CUN-TANRA-O", is
the altered form of the Turkish expression "GÜN
TANRI O" meaning "it
is the Sun-God".
12. The name "TARANOOU",
rearranged as "TANRO-OUA", is
the altered form of the Turkish expression "TANRI
ÖYÜ" meaning "House
of God".
13. The name "TARANAICH",
rearranged as "ACHA-TANRI" is
the altered form of the Turkish expression "EÇE
TANRI" (EKE TANRI, AGA TANRI) meaning "Great
God". Alternatively, the
name "TARANAICH",
rearranged as"TANRICHA-A", is
the altered form of the Turkish expression "TANRIÇA
O" meaning "she
is Goddess".
Turkish word EÇE is
a term used to describe the eldest and most authoritarian member of the
family such as a grandfather,father, grandmother
or mother. We called my father "EÇE" in
my family. His real name was "ALESGER".
14. The Greek name BRONTES, rearranged
as "BS-TONRE", is
the altered form of the Turkish expression "BAŞ
TANRI" meaning "Head
God". This refers to the Sky-God in
one hand and also to the "Human
Head" in the other. Hence
the true identity of this Greek word is explained in this Turkish
expression.
15. The European name PERKWUNOS supposedly
a name for Indra,
rearranged as "PER-UNU-OKUS", is
the altered form of the Turkish expression "BIR
ANU OGUZ" meaning "it
is One Sky-God Oguz". Thus,
this again verifies that the Turkish name OGUZ was
the name of the Sky-God, Sun-God and the Moon-God of ancient Turanians.
This Turkish expression deciphered from the name PERKWUNOS defines
the real identity of this so called "European" word as being the name of the
Sky-God and the Sun-God - but manufactured from Turkish.
Turkish-Sumerian word ANU means "the
universal creator Sky-God", BIR means "numeral
one; single, alone".
16. The European name PERKWUNOS supposedly
for Indra, where the bogus
symbol W is UU, rearranged as "PER-KUNOS-UU", is
the altered form of the Turkish expression "BIR
GÜNEŞ O" meaning "it
is One Sun".
Thus the Sun is also the Sky-god - which makes the Sky-God and the Sun one
and the same. The name PERKWUNOS is
also an altered form of the Turkish expression "BIR
GÜNEŞ ÖYÜ" meaning "it
is One Sun House".
Turkish word GÜNEŞ means "sun" , ÖYÜ means "the
home, house".
17. The Germanic name DONAR, rearranged
as "DANRO", is
the altered form of the Turkish expression "TANRU"
meaning "Sky God". Thus
again it is made up from Turkish.
18. Similarly, the Anglo-Saxon god name DUNOR, rearranged
as "DONRU", is
the altered Turkish name "TANRU".
19. The Norse name THOR is
the altered form of the Turkish name TUR which
is not only the name of the ancient Turanian Sky-God but is also the
national name of the TUR/TURK/OGUZ peoples.
This again shows that it was the Turanian Tur/Turk/Oguz peoples who
originally conceived the concept of a Father-Mother God in the Sky and named
him with their own ancestral name of TUR.
20. The Celtic name AMBISAGRUS, rearranged
as "BAS-GUS-IRAM ", is the
altered form of the Turkish expression"BAŞ GUZ ERAM"
("BAŞ OGUZ EREM") meaning "I
am Top Oguz man", "I am God".
21. The Celtic name AMBISAGRUS, rearranged
as "IR-BAS-AGUSM", is the
altered form of the Turkish expression"ER BAŞI
AGUZAM" meaning "I
am Man's head and mouth".
22. The Irish word TUIREANN for
God, rearranged
as "EN-TANRI-U",
is the altered form of the Turkish expression "AN
TANRI O" (GÖK TANRI O) meaning "He/she/it
is the Sky-God". And additionally, Turkish "HAN
TANRI O" meaning"He/she/it
is the Lord Sky-God".
23. The Culdee SAINT TARAN
for God, rearranged
as "ISTAN
TANRA",
is the altered form of the Turkish expression"IŞITAN TANRI"
(ISITAN TANRI, GÜNEŞ)
meaning "the lighting and
warming Sky-God". This clearly refers to the Sun.
24. The
Roman God JUPITER, rearranged
as "JUI-TP-ER",
is the altered form of the Turkish expression "GÖY
TePe ER" meaning "the
Sky-Top Man", "The Sky-God".
25. The
Roman God JUPITER, rearranged
as "JUI-TP-ER",
is the altered form of the Turkish expression "GÖY
TiPi ER" meaning "the
Sky Storm Man", "The Storm-God".
26. The
word THUNDERER, rearranged
as "TUNRE-ERDH",
is the altered form of the Turkish expression "TANRI
ER'Di" meaning "he
is Sky-God Man" and "Sky-God is man".
27. The
word THUNDERER, rearranged
as "TUR-HEN-DER",
is the altered form of the Turkish expression "TUR
HAN'DIR" meaning "he
is the Supreme-Lord Tur".
So all of these so-called European names for
"GOD" are unquestionably from altered Turkish appellations used for the
ancient Turanian Sky-God, Sun-God and Moon-God. These deliberate
alterations obliterated the ancient Turanian Civilization/God/Religion from
history.
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CONCLUSION:
From all this analysis, it can be said that not only was the concept of the
ancient Indian term INDRA for
God based totally onthe TANRI
(TENGRI) concept of the ancient
Turanian Tur/Turk/Oguz peoples - but so too were other Sanskrit appelations for INDRA as
well. The meaning of all these
findings from the above decipherments is that the Turkish language and the
ancient Turanian Tur/Turk/Oguz civilization were in
From all of this, it is clear that ancient INDIA was a Turanian country for a
long time before it was "Aryanized" by the Aryan Brahmins. It is no wonder that
there is so much similarity between Turks and the native Indians of India.
Evidently, there are a lot of people in India that do not know their ancestors
were Tur/Turk/Oguz peoples.
In India, although many toponyms have been altered and Aryanized by Vedic
writers, a lot of them still sound very Turkish. The Vedic writing Brahmins
usurped the Turkish language and civilization in ancient India while gaining a
nobility source for themselves - just
like the Greeks, Romans and Semites did
elsewhere. Evidently, usurping from
Turkish was their basic "Aryan"
tradition!
Similarly, many
so-called "European" nations also used terms for Sky-God that were the
alterations of Turkish expressions describing the Sky-God, Sun-God and Moon God
concepts - and the names Oguz and Tur. This
indicates that the same ancient Turanian civilization was not only in Asia but
also all over Europe and at least in North Africa and also in the North and
South Americas. That civilization was killed by secretive "religious" cults that
never revealed their secrets to the world. They manufactured a multitude of
languages from the ancient Turanian language of Turkish.
We must also note that those ancient Turkish Sky Deity concepts and names such
as BIR-O, TANRI,
and GÖK TANRI are
still used in Eastern Asia and Southeastern Asia - but in altered forms -
indicating that this ancient Turanian civilization was also there. That ancient
Turanian Sun, Moon and Sky-God religion was in the sub-continent of
Hence, it is correct when it is said that the ancient Turanians and their
civilization antedated the Aryans in
With best wishes to all,
Polat Kaya
20/08/2010