The Sky Remembers

Did you know that the Buddha, whose worldly name is Siddhartha Gautama, is a (Proto-)Bulgarian prince of the Saka tribe?
Did you know that Zarathustra (Zarathushua), who bears the name Spitama, is a (Proto-)Bulgarian prince without the right to take the throne in the Mother of All Cities — the capital, Balkh?
Did you know that all the ancient writing systems arose in the Balkan lands, with Bulgaria at their center, as Dimitar Chilikov, Professor Rama Kaushik, Harald Harman, and many other specialists have shown?
Did you know that the (Proto-)Bulgarians created the culture of Elam, Mohenjo-daro, and Harappa?
Did you know that the (Proto-)Bulgarians, with no autochthonous population, by themselves, created Sumer?
Did you know that the Bulgarians are the only people who have kept in their ethnic name the word "Aryans," which is to say "nobles"?
Did you know that the (Proto-)Bulgarians gave their culture to the pre-Indian and pre-Japanese tribes, organizing them into a people?
Did you know that the largest book in the world is the Mahabharata? That it is (Proto-)Bulgarian and tells above all of the two great (Proto-)Bulgarian ruling dynasties?
Did you know that Homer, Orpheus, Herodotus, Zalmoxis, Burebista, Deceneus, and many others are (Proto-)Bulgarians of the Thracian branch, in the ancestral homeland?
Did you know that the Vedas are a (Proto-)Bulgarian sacred spiritual book?
Did you know that Lao Tzu is a (Proto-)Bulgarian, as Dimitar Sasalov and Tacho Tanev showed decades ago?

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