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King Yama Shah(Aryans)
Yama Kshaeta (King Yama) is the ancient king of the Aryans in the ancient homeland Airyanam Vaejahi (the seedland of the Aryans), and his memory is retained by even the Indian Vedas as Yama Raja (Yama King) because the Indian Aryans still remembered their ancient king after their split up in the migration, but they made him "Lord of the netherworld" later on.
The most famous of these legendary monarchs was Jamshid (yama) To his credit is placed the building of Persepolis - termed to this day Takht-i-Jamshid or "The Throne of Jamshid" - the introduction of the solar year, and the invention of most of the arts and sciences on which civilization is based.3 His invention of wine is stated to have been due to an accident. He had preserved some grapes which fermented and were believed to be dangerous to life. One of the wives of Jamshid was suffering from a painful malady and drank the fermented beverage in the belief that she would die; but, on the contrary, she fell into a delightful sleep and was cured. Persians from this date have termed wine "sweet poison" ....
Yama, after reigning for many years, was uplifted with pride. He became a tyrant and declared himself a god. For his impiety the mystical Glory or Royal Splendour was lost by the great monarch.
Ere he first to lies and untruth
Bent his thought and tongue...
Then before all eyes the Glory
Bird-like fled away from Yima.
Yama migration actually started before the ice age struck. When the ice and winter set in (sent by the evil one), the ancient homeland was destroyed. If the home was in the North Pole, look for a time when the North Pole was not covered by ice - that would be thousands and thousands of years before. I have estimated that time when the ice age struck as 20,000 years ago in my book, but the time could be much earlier. There were kings before Yama too, ruling over the Aryans
Naw-ruz [pronounced NO-ROOZ] in Persian means New[-year]-day. It is the beginning of the year for the people of Afghanistan, Azerbaijan, Iran, and Tajikistan. Other Asian republics of the former Soviet Union are joining the group, and the latest report says that Turkey too has decided to declare Naw-Ruz a holiday. It begins precisely with the beginning of spring on vernal equinox, on about March 21.
Tradition takes Naw-Ruz as far back as 15,000 years -- before the last ice age. King Jamshid (Yima or Yama) symbolizes the transition of the Aryan from animal hunting to animal husbandry and a more settled life in human history. Seasons played a vital part then. Everything depended on the four seasons. After a sever winter, the beginning of spring was a great occasion with mother nature rising up in a green robe of colorful flowers and the cattle delivering their young. It was the dawn of abundance. Yama is said to be the person who introduced Naw-Ruz celebrations.
YAMA (Sanskrit " twin," in allusion to his being twin with his sister Yami, traditionally the first human pair), in Hindu mythology, judge of men and king of the unseen world. He was the first moital to die, and having discovered the way to the other world is the guide of the dead. Three hymns in the Rig Veda are addressed to him.In Hinduism, Yama is the god of death and the protector of the southern hemisphere. He is one of the Lokapalas (the world guardians), as well as one of the Adityas. Yama has a green body, wears red clothing, and rides on a black bull. In his left hand he holds a loop with which he pulls the soul from the body of the deceased.
Yama Kshaeta (King Yama) is the ancient king of the Aryans in the ancient homeland Airyanam Vaejahi (the seedland of the Aryans), and his memory is retained by even the Indian Vedas as Yama Raja (Yama King) because the Indian Aryans still remembered their ancient king after their split up in the migration, but they made him "Lord of the netherworld" later on.
The most famous of these legendary monarchs was Jamshid (yama) To his credit is placed the building of Persepolis - termed to this day Takht-i-Jamshid or "The Throne of Jamshid" - the introduction of the solar year, and the invention of most of the arts and sciences on which civilization is based.3 His invention of wine is stated to have been due to an accident. He had preserved some grapes which fermented and were believed to be dangerous to life. One of the wives of Jamshid was suffering from a painful malady and drank the fermented beverage in the belief that she would die; but, on the contrary, she fell into a delightful sleep and was cured. Persians from this date have termed wine "sweet poison" ....
Yama, after reigning for many years, was uplifted with pride. He became a tyrant and declared himself a god. For his impiety the mystical Glory or Royal Splendour was lost by the great monarch.
Ere he first to lies and untruth
Bent his thought and tongue...
Then before all eyes the Glory
Bird-like fled away from Yima.
Yama migration actually started before the ice age struck. When the ice and winter set in (sent by the evil one), the ancient homeland was destroyed. If the home was in the North Pole, look for a time when the North Pole was not covered by ice - that would be thousands and thousands of years before. I have estimated that time when the ice age struck as 20,000 years ago in my book, but the time could be much earlier. There were kings before Yama too, ruling over the Aryans
Naw-ruz [pronounced NO-ROOZ] in Persian means New[-year]-day. It is the beginning of the year for the people of Afghanistan, Azerbaijan, Iran, and Tajikistan. Other Asian republics of the former Soviet Union are joining the group, and the latest report says that Turkey too has decided to declare Naw-Ruz a holiday. It begins precisely with the beginning of spring on vernal equinox, on about March 21.
Tradition takes Naw-Ruz as far back as 15,000 years -- before the last ice age. King Jamshid (Yima or Yama) symbolizes the transition of the Aryan from animal hunting to animal husbandry and a more settled life in human history. Seasons played a vital part then. Everything depended on the four seasons. After a sever winter, the beginning of spring was a great occasion with mother nature rising up in a green robe of colorful flowers and the cattle delivering their young. It was the dawn of abundance. Yama is said to be the person who introduced Naw-Ruz celebrations.
YAMA (Sanskrit " twin," in allusion to his being twin with his sister Yami, traditionally the first human pair), in Hindu mythology, judge of men and king of the unseen world. He was the first moital to die, and having discovered the way to the other world is the guide of the dead. Three hymns in the Rig Veda are addressed to him.In Hinduism, Yama is the god of death and the protector of the southern hemisphere. He is one of the Lokapalas (the world guardians), as well as one of the Adityas. Yama has a green body, wears red clothing, and rides on a black bull. In his left hand he holds a loop with which he pulls the soul from the body of the deceased.
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