Ancient Proto Croats - Stari Hrvati - Haravaiti

Iranian 🇮🇷 & Croatian 🇭🇷 traditional Honor Military Uniforms 😍‼️

(Fotos from: Vlog Tanais)

Iranian 🇮🇷 & Croatian 🇭🇷 traditional clothes 😍‼️

The great similarity of the Old Iranian, Iranian, Azerbaijani, Kurdish and Armenian folk costumes and clothes and the Croatian folk costumes and clothes. This similarity was pointed out by the first prominent Croatian ethnographer Marijana Gušić, who, with her husband Branimir Gušić, toured all of Croatia and all neighboring countries and concluded:

"The above elements point
to the conclusion that
the bearers of the proto-Slavic rite (ljelja/kraljica) participated in the Pontic-Caucasian-Iranian sphere, which in turn points to the settlement routes and origins of the Croats, Kajkavians, Šokaci and Dalmatians (Čakavians)."

Taking note of the insights of this Croatian pioneer in the field of ethnology, as well as the Iranian theory of the ethnogenesis of the Croats, and observing from today's perspective where we can quickly obtain data in several ways, it seems that the comparison of the Croatian Ljelja/Kraljica with the customs of Iranian-speaking peoples is not only visible in this example but also much wider.

In the pictures I have here, I have analyzed the costumes and folk costumes of the Croatian towns of Vrlika, Prvić, Lumbarda, Konavle, and the Herceg-Bosna region.

Some of you who are watching this will not be particularly impressed. I personally am, because as I delve deeper into the issues of Croatian ethnogenesis, I am irresistibly discovering more and more and deeper similarities that I believe are not at all coincidental.

(Hrvatski 🇭🇷 tekst)

Velika sličnost Staro-Iranskih, Iranskih, Azerbejđanskih, Kurdskih i Armeniskih narodnjih nošnji i kostima i Hrvatskih narodnih nošnji i kostima. Na ovakvu jednu sličnost je ukazala prva ugledna hrvatska etnogoinja Marijana Gušić, koja je sa svojim suprugom Branimirom Gušićem obišla cijelu Hrvatsku i sve susjedne zemlje te zaključila:

"Navedeni elementi upućuju
na zaključak o tome da
su nositelji praslavenskoga obreda (ljelja/kraljica) sudjelovali u pontsko-kavkasko -iranskoj sferi, što s druge strane upućuje na putove naseljavanja i podrijetlo Hrvata, Kajkavaca,Šokaca i Dalmatinaca (čakavaca)."

Uzimajući na znanje spoznaje ove hrvatske prvakinje na polju etnologije, kao i Iransku teoriju etnogeneze Hrvatâ, a promatrajući iz današnje perspektive gdje na više načina možemo brzo doći do podataka, čini se da usporedba hrvatskih Ljelja/Kraljica sa običajima irano-govornih naroda nije samo vidljiva na tom primjeru već i puno šire.

Na slikama koje sam ovdje sam analizirao nošnje i kostime hrvatskih mjesta Vrlika, Prvić, Lumbarda, Konavle, te krajeve Herceg -Bosne.

Neki od vas koji ovo gledate neće biti posebno impresionirani. Ja osobno jesam, jer ulazeći sve dublje u pitanja hrvatske etnogeneze otkrivam nezadrživo sve više i sve dublje sličnosti za koje smatram da nisu nimalo slučajne.

Text by : Marin Katava
Fotos from: Vlog Tanai

Ancient Huritian hat + South Croatian + Šibenik hat 🇭🇷

In the early 1950s, archaeologists unearthed several clay tablets from the 14th century BC. According to WFMU, “in the ancient Syrian city of Ugarit, these tablets contained Hurrian cuneiform characters” The Hurrians - did they have anything to do with the Croats...?

There is a connection with Croats. From the Goddess of knowledge - the Vedas and music, a seemingly lost civilization. They are called incorrectly, but they are the so-called Slavic peoples who in turn have archeology and toponyms, hydronyms with a clear trace to Croats, bearers of ancient civilization and culture - Harvats.

# # # Proto CROATS🇭🇷🇮🇷 supposed Homeland # # #

HARAUVATIJA🇭🇷 HORAZMIJA🇭🇷HURRWUHE Mitanni



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https://www.iranicaonline.org/articles/avestan-people

Left) Traditional Croat 🇭🇷 😍(Source: Folk Costume) and (Right) Mede nobleman at Persepolis 🇮🇷

(Source: Photo by Moradi, 1971). The lady’s embroidery is almost identical to that seen among tribal elements in Iran, notably Kurds and Lurs. Her shirt bears striking parallels to those produced by the Kurds of Khorasan in NE Iran and the front panel of her skirt also found among Iran’s tribal elements. Her cap features a peacock feather; the peacock is a sacred entity in ancient Iranian mythology, as seen among present-day Yezidi Kurds. The gentleman’s attire has stylistic parallels among Iran’s nomadic tribes, with his boots reminiscent of ancient soft Iranian riding boots.

Of interest is also the man’s ancient Iranian Kandys slung over his shoulder: the Kandys was a sign of nobility in ancient Persia as seen among the Perso-Mede nobility of Persepolis of the Achaemenid Empire thousands of years ago in the 6th – 5th Centuries BCE. The Kandys is also seen among Gothic nobles from the 5th century CE.