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The Dragon Legacy
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SilverLeaf
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The Dragon Legacy
Has anyone read The Dragon Legacy by Nicholas De Vere? I am almost finished reading it and have developed many opinions about his work but am very curious to see if anyone else has read it. Here is a link for those of you who are wondering what I am talking about if you have not
The Book
http://www.amazon.com/Dragon-Legacy-His ... 1585091316
More information and sections of the book online!
http://www.bibliotecapleyades.net/esp_s ... ncourt.htm
The Book
http://www.amazon.com/Dragon-Legacy-His ... 1585091316
More information and sections of the book online!
http://www.bibliotecapleyades.net/esp_s ... ncourt.htm
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DaRC
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Re: The Dragon Legacy
Having just read the write up on Amazon and looking at the reviews I suspect I don't have thick enough skin - it reminds me of some of the David Icke theories
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_Icke
Funnily enough it's sort of an idea prevalent through R.E. Howards Hyborian age that Conan inhabits.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_Icke
Funnily enough it's sort of an idea prevalent through R.E. Howards Hyborian age that Conan inhabits.
Most dear is fire to the sons of men,
most sweet the sight of the sun;
good is health if one can but keep it,
and to live a life without shame. (Havamal 68)
http://gewessiman.blogspot.co.uk
most sweet the sight of the sun;
good is health if one can but keep it,
and to live a life without shame. (Havamal 68)
http://gewessiman.blogspot.co.uk
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chimera
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Re: The Dragon Legacy
Interesting for me as it partly connects with real facts and real religion. Scythians said they descended from a snake mother and Celts had the same legend, according to Greek writers. Arthur of Pen"dragon" indicates that, as does the red/white dragon legend of Saxons.
A Cambridge prof tells me the ancient Scandinavians were influenced by Russian culture when travelling there, but were not influenced by Scythians . That's weird, as Scythians were the people that were there.
It may be that there was a common legend. The Norse dragon Jormungandr seems linked to George who was probably a pre-Christian legend. The Greek hero Jason with his argonauts met a dragon in Colchis, Georgia (south Russia) in Scythian territory. The word "jormungandr" may derive from the root word *ghdem "earth" (ghthem) which became in Norse jord/ jorth "earth", jordh "land" and jorem "farmer". Their form of "george" is Jorn Jory Jorma, as in Greek Jorge and Gr jornr is "farmer". "George" is from ge "earth" and ergon "work", "farmer". Thor who kills Jormungandr is a god of thunder and farmers. So both legends are about a farmer and the earth snake. Some Norse and Saxon weapons have a swastika cross marked on them, like George's cross, the flag of Georgia , and Moscow has a statue of George and dragon as its patron saint.
Scythians reached north Poland and also ruled northern India 2000 years ago and evidently their fellow-tribe Kambojas traded with Sri Lanka and ruled Cambodia (of the Kamboja name). That naga snake dynasty derived from the lady Pen, of Phnom Penh meaning "top hill" as in Sanskrit (and Welsh). Angkor Wat is a temple of squares within squares as a cross shape, and the naga king climbed the central tower to meet the snake goddess. The king of Babylon wore the kambuj robe, like the Kambujiya (Cambyses) kings of Persia and also had a dragon escort animal which was taken to the Tower of Babylon when the king climbed to the top each Spring to meet the fertility goddess.
Today the Knights of the Garter climb the steps of the castle to meet George and his dragon with his cross flag. It is very likely that Britons had a tower or hill where Y Ddraig Goch and the chiefs met.
A Cambridge prof tells me the ancient Scandinavians were influenced by Russian culture when travelling there, but were not influenced by Scythians . That's weird, as Scythians were the people that were there.
It may be that there was a common legend. The Norse dragon Jormungandr seems linked to George who was probably a pre-Christian legend. The Greek hero Jason with his argonauts met a dragon in Colchis, Georgia (south Russia) in Scythian territory. The word "jormungandr" may derive from the root word *ghdem "earth" (ghthem) which became in Norse jord/ jorth "earth", jordh "land" and jorem "farmer". Their form of "george" is Jorn Jory Jorma, as in Greek Jorge and Gr jornr is "farmer". "George" is from ge "earth" and ergon "work", "farmer". Thor who kills Jormungandr is a god of thunder and farmers. So both legends are about a farmer and the earth snake. Some Norse and Saxon weapons have a swastika cross marked on them, like George's cross, the flag of Georgia , and Moscow has a statue of George and dragon as its patron saint.
Scythians reached north Poland and also ruled northern India 2000 years ago and evidently their fellow-tribe Kambojas traded with Sri Lanka and ruled Cambodia (of the Kamboja name). That naga snake dynasty derived from the lady Pen, of Phnom Penh meaning "top hill" as in Sanskrit (and Welsh). Angkor Wat is a temple of squares within squares as a cross shape, and the naga king climbed the central tower to meet the snake goddess. The king of Babylon wore the kambuj robe, like the Kambujiya (Cambyses) kings of Persia and also had a dragon escort animal which was taken to the Tower of Babylon when the king climbed to the top each Spring to meet the fertility goddess.
Today the Knights of the Garter climb the steps of the castle to meet George and his dragon with his cross flag. It is very likely that Britons had a tower or hill where Y Ddraig Goch and the chiefs met.
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Aeonblue
Re: The Dragon Legacy
Hmmmm not read the book but sounds like.... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Order_of_the_Dragon I have no idea what sources this author is quoting if any historical evidence he has at all.