Kézdy Vásárhelyi Zoltán - A magyarok útja Indiától - Pannóniáig

The land of Evilath. The year 1938, the 900th anniversary of the death of our King Saint Stephen, was celebrated by the Hungarian nation as a jubilee year, and thus I consider it appropriate that with my present modest work I contribute to the celebration of this anniversary and by trying to prove that that the Hungarian people of Szent István were not the descendants of a nomadic group of people engaged in hunting, fishing and robbery, but indeed the offspring of highly educated nations that played a major role among the cultural peoples of the ancient East, which also in their new homeland in less than 100 years became a Christian, powerful he was able to organize a state, the fame and consolidation of which attracted a crowd of the most famous knights and a whole flock of peoples dissatisfied with their homeland from the far west. I. Introduction. Land of Evilath II. Hungarian prehistory and national historiography III. Researchers of the prehistory of the Hungarians IV. Ancient related peoples: Sumerians. Etruscans..Basques. Hyksos. Hittites. Kurds V. Our ancestors: Indo-Scythians. Partisans. Khazars VI. The original religion of the Hungarians. Magism VII. The Proto-Hungarian script. Cuneiform. Runic writing VIII. Our ancient education and institutions in the age of Saint Stephen IX. The original inhabitants of Hungary: Székelys. Dressers. Jászók X. The Hungarian nobility and peasantry with roots XI. The homeland of Armenia

National Heritage Publishing House
History books
184 pages
Binding: paperback
ISBN: 9786155797293
Author: Zoltán Kézdy Vásárhelyi
Year of publication: 2018