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27 Haziran 2015 Cumartesi

Hakasya Bronz Plakalar - Umay Ana




"Sibirya'nın Türkçe konuşan halkları arasında küçük ok ve yay, Umay - dişi ruh - çocukların koruyucusu- kültü ile ilişkilidir. Özellikle yaygın olan fikir, çocukların yakınına gelen kötü ruh Umay'ın okuyla öldürülüyor."
" Hakasya'da yenidoğanların, beze sarılı küçük ok ve yay modelleri beşiğine yerleştirilir."












At the Turkic-speaking peoples of Siberia small images bow and arrow were associated with 
the cult Umay - female spirit - guardian of the children. Particularly widespread was the idea that Umai archery 
in an evil spirit that comes close to the child.

Khakassia in the XIX century. model bows and arrows wrapped in a cloth and placed in the cradle of the newborn boy. 



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Among the random finds from Khakass-Minusinsk depression are three miniature bronze plaque in the form of a complex onion sigmaobraznoy form with holes for the boom and one pendant depicting illuminated with a protruding end of a bow (Fig. 21). These plaques are of particular interest, since so far no remains of bows in the burials Tagar era were found. An idea of the Tagar bows can only indirectly on such data as their images in bronze, on cave paintings, as well as on the basis of consideration of the shape and size of arrows close to the Scythian.


Plaques reproduce short bows Scythian type, like a stretched letter M, with long, strongly curved towards the back ends and the middle concave. Scythian bows are well known for the many images on metal objects from the rich Scythian burial mounds, on ancient coins, stone sculptures, the drawings on Greek vases. Along with close to him variants bows Scythian type were common in ancient Scythia beyond itself in the vast territory from Greece to Siberia. At the end of the era of the Tagar replace short come longbows "Hun" type.


The miniature bronze bows, such as those discussed in this article are known among vyat antiquities Ananyino culture in the Ural Savromats among the ancient inhabitants of the modern neighborhoods of Tomsk. A similar form of miniature bronze bow was found on the mound Buyskikh IV-III centuries. BC is located on the right bank of the river. Vyatka. The famous bronze plaques that adorn the leather quiver from the mound near the village. Blagoslovenskogo near Orenburg, the researchers attributed to the IV. BC. Seven of these miniature bows contained in collective of the same period of the neighborhood Stepanovka near Tomsk. Thus, the possible date for the published plaques IV-III centuries. BC.


Miniature bronze bow in a special case, burn, similar to the suspension, found in s. Lobsters of Tatarstan, seem to belong to the same time. Bronze Votive picture onion burn 4.2 cm long, 2.5 cm wide was found in the burial Prokhorov time on the Lower Volga.


Tagar bronze pendant reproduces the onion in the burn, which has the shape of a half bow. The shape is determined by the shape of complex Gorita bow, so not only in ancient peoples - the Persians, Medes, Scythians, ananintsev, the population of Tuva Scythian - but also in the recent past of the peoples of Siberia key lights were quite similar in form. A feature Tagar Gorita is an acute-angled protrusion at the bottom corresponding to the folded forward, toward the back, the end of the bow, as opposed to Scythian (Fig. 22), and lights up the royal guards at the Persepolis reliefs, which had a smooth, often oval outline bottom. Clarify the methods of carrying Gorita help petroglyphs. Tagartsy hung case for a bow to the belt (Fig. 23) appears on the left, like the other peoples of antiquity.


For what created thumbnails onions? The answer to this question lies, I believe, in ethnographic evidence. According to the hypothesis DK Zelenin, the simplest tools of primitive human society, serves as an instrument of labor or tools of attack and at the same time drink for defense purposes, in representations of primitive man received over time the function of amulets or talismans. This gun was ascribed magical ability to protect people from enemies and avert scare away evil spirits.


In the Siberian ethnographic literature witnessed numerous cases of the use of bow and arrow as a magic cult guns. So, until the shaman's drum instrument in Altai religious activities were a bow and arrow. Ritual with onions produced all the northern Altai until very recently. Among the paintings there are images Shor shaman holding a tambourine in one hand and the other with a bow and arrows. Suspension of onions in the XIX century. preserved in a suit Altai shamans.


Luke was also an attribute of the Buryat shamans. The ancient predecessors Khakases also used the bow as a weapon of cult activities, as evidenced by petroglyphs shamans with sophisticated bows (Fig. 24). In the view of some Siberian peoples image bows were amulets. Gilyaks put on chest like a Christian cross a small onion and arrow. The images of bows on vintage wooden boxes Khakassian have, apparently, the same protective value.


At the Turkic-speaking peoples of Siberia small images bow and arrow were associated with the cult Umay - female spirit - guardian of the children. Particularly widespread was the idea that Umai archery in an evil spirit that comes close to the child.


In Buryatia cradles cut onion image overlaid with the arrow, as if ready to fly. Altai hung iron sheaves to the cradle - Gilyaks hung onions or model of cradle to drive away evil spirits. Khakassia in the XIX century. model bows and arrows wrapped in a cloth and placed in the cradle of the newborn boy.

Now, not only published plaque provide a glimpse of the Tagar onions and burn, but in some way shed light on the ideological representation of the ancient society.


Bronze plaques in the form of an onion of Khakassia.
М.А. Дэвлет // KSIA. Vol. 107. 1966. pp 70-74.
(Rusçadan İngilizceye google çeviri - link)






Lena....







CUMAN, 12th-13th CENTURIES







The Cuman or Kipchak Turks were probably descended from a branch of the Ghuzz (Oghuz - Oğuz). They appeared on the borders of Kievan Russia in 1054, crossed the Carpathians in 1070 and were established along the Danube by 1090, by which time there were effectively 5 independent groups; these were based respectively in Central Asia, the Urals, along the Donets-Don, along the lower course of the Dnieper, and on the Danube, the last group being the relevant to Hungarian and Byzantino-Bulgarian history.


In the early-13th century Robert de Clan, a participant in the Fourth Crusade, wrote the following succinct description of the Cumans: 


'They are a savage people, who neither plough nor sew, and they have neither huts nor houses but instead they shelter in heavy tents made of felt, and they live on milk and cheese and meat… Each one has at least 10 or 12 horses, which are so well-trained that they follow anywhere they are led; and they mount first on one and then an another [and so on]. When they are on a raid, each horse has a bag hung on his nose in which his fodder is put, and he eats as he follows his master, but they do not stop moving by night or by day. And they ride so hard that they cover in one day and night fully 6 days' journey, or 7 or 8. And while they are on their way they will not seize or carry along anything until they are on their way back, but while returning they seize loot and prisoners and anything else they can get. Nor do they go armed, except that they wear a garment of sheepskin and carry bows and arrows.' 


Byzantine and Russian sources add lances, sabres, lassoes, maces, javelins, shields and armour to this list of equipment, the Cumans being noted for their accuracy with javelins. Shields were either circular or almond shaped. Like all steppe peoples they wore no spurs, instead controlling their horses with a short whip.


Dress basically comprised a long topcoat , with side-vents, knee-length tunic, trousers, pointed cap, and boots or shoes with brocade, linen, fur and wool all in evidence. In general appearance the Cumans were handsome, blue eyed and blonde-haired , the Russians called Polovtsy and Germans Falven; meaning 'yellow' . Their hair was worn long but they shaved their chins, though long moustaches were often worn.


Although many settled in Bulgaria (especially in Dobrudja and Bessarabia) and, after the Mongol invasions, in Hungary, the Cumans remained tent-dwelling nomads for most of this period, and utterly pagan to boot; Joinville, for instance, records the burial alive of a horse and servant in the kurgan of a deceased chieftain even in the mid-13th century.



CUMAN CAVALRYMAN

At various times during this period the Cumans (also called Kipchaks, or Polovtsy by the Russians) fought either as allies or mercenaries for the Byzantines, Georgians, Mongols and Romanian Franks as well as the Russians, Bulgarians and Hungarians, and as slave-soldiers in Ayyubid, Mamluk Turks and Khwarizmian armies. They may also, towards the end of the 11th century, have served with the Khazar Turks during the twilight years of the Khaganate.


They wore trousers, boots, long Arab-style tunic and kaftan. Brocade, fur, wool and linen predominated, but goatskins were also worn, recording the events of the Fourth Crusade, speaks of the Cumans wearing a sheepskin garment which may have been intended to serve as light armour. Other forms of armour including scale and lamellar were also worn depending on wealth and social status.


Robert de Clan implies that the Cumans were armed only with their bows, but Byzantine and Russian sources also record sabres, lances, lassoes, maces and javelins in use, the Cumans being noted for their accuracy with the latter. Most shields were small circular ones, but some Cumans carried a small version of the kite shield.


They also included some foot-soldiers on occasion. These probably rode camels on the march.



Armies of Feudal Europe 1066-1300
by Ian Heath




By Monk Ruberquis in 1253 : " The Comanians (Cumans) build a great tomb over their dead, and erect an image of the dead party theron, with his face towards the east, holding a drinking-cup in his hand before his navel. They also erect on the monuments of rich men pyramids, that is to say, little pointed houses or pinnacles. In some places I saw mighty towers, made of brick, and in other places pyramids made of stones, though no stones are found there-abouts. I saw one newly buried in whose behalf they hanged up sixteen horse-hides, and they set beside his grave Cosmos (Kumiss) to drink and flesh to eat, and yet they say he was baptized. And I beheld other kinds of sepulchres, also towards the east, namely, large floors or pavements made of stone, some round and some square; and then four long stones, pitched upright above the said pavement, towards the four regions of the world."
James Fergusson

Cumans = Turkish Tribe
Facing East = Non-moslim dead Turks facing east 

"Avar-Turks bury their deads facing east"
" Even in Anatolia some (claiming) "Greek" or "Roman" deads facing east. Are they realy "Greek" or "Roman"?.. (Anadolu'da bazı "Yunan" ve "Roma" denilen mezarlarda da iskeletlerin başı doğu yönüne bakar. 
Bunlar gerçekten de "Yunan" veya "Roma"lı mıdır?..)" 


Erect an image = Tashbaba (Taşbaba), Stone statue
Drinking-cup  = Oath Cup
Cosmos-Kumiss = Mare's Milk
Tumuli-pyramids = Kurgan [Turkish word-korugan (protected)]
Four long stones-four regions of the world = Four Direction

All of them are to be seen among all Turkish tribes. After Christianity, "baptized", Turkish tribes like Huns, Avars, Kipchak-Cumans, Pechenegs are assimilated in Europe. So, how much are the Europeans "Europeans"?
SB







CUMAN-KiPCHAK TURKS






a Turkoman or Tartar 
Gouache and gold. 16th century.
State Hermitage Museum.





The Turkoman; kneeling, with his wrist fettered to his neck, and a quiver of arrows on his belt. 
17th-18th centuries...link


Turkomans means Turks






















"  Tilla Deniz Baykuzu hocamızın bir çalışması var, yaklaşık 1500 sene önce Kadınlardan Hassa Ordusu kurulmuştur, MS.4.yy'da,  Geç Hun Dönemi. 10bin kadın savaşçı, 13 yaşından 20 yaşına gençkızlardan oluşuyor ve bunların eğitimi atlı ve piyade okçuluk olarak verilmiş. Bunların bin taneside padişahın/kağanın koruması olarak görev almıştır. Çin topraklarında Kadınlara ilk kez bu kadar çok önem verilmiştir. Çinli kadın kahraman Mulan, yapılan araştırmada bir şiirden ortaya çıkarılıyor, bu kişi Çinli değil, Moğol veya Hun Türk olduğu varsayılıyor."





Soloi, Cilicia, 425-400 BC.
Amazon kneeling left examining an arrow held in both hands, bow & quiver left, facing head of satyr right
SOLEWN, bunch of grapes, tendril and fly at right.