Tatar-Mongols in Russia, yoke and invasion

The Tatar-Mongol invasion is the most talented in its complexity story. For starters, the Tatars are not Tatars. And the Mongols are not Mongols, but Mughals. To understand this mess, we need to delve far into the past.

 

Magog, the son of Japheth and the grandson of Noah, was the ancestor of the Mughals. He left the lands between the Caspian and Black Seas, where the Jews lived after the flood, to the right, to the north of India, above Nepal and founded a nomadic settlement and the people who descended from him began to be called first Magogs, and then Mughals. By the way, the Semites actively settled around the Caspian from the beginning of 3,100 years BC. The Polovtsians, Pechenegs, Scythians, Sarmatians, even the Amazons are all derivative Semitic branches.

And modern Mongols are Asians, having only the name from the Mughal people who enslaved them. 
 

Why in China does the word "kuan", also known as "khan", have the status of a ruler?

 

Because this word came from the conquerors. "Khan" or "kuan" is a derivative of "Canaanites". In other words, it is the "ancient Chinese" word "kuan" that begins with the letter "k" (ruler, khan) confirms the source from "Canaanites". In Latin Chanaan, also confirmation of "chan - khan" and connection with the first "k"..

 

As we all know, Noah had two sons, Japheth and Ham. Japheth had a son, Magog, and Ham had a son, Canaan. Magog gave birth to the future Mughals, and the descendants of Ham built the infamous cities of Sodom and Gomorrah, and also founded nomadic tribes to the east. And it was the name Canaan, as the name of the progenitor, the "first father", that became a household word for the words "khan", "kuan". Moreover, other words, canon, icon came from this name. It is worth noting that the russian word "великан" has the same root "khan-kan". And by the way, Magog had a son EliKANf.

There was nothing complicated in the formation of words among the Jews. This is the classic morphological evolution of words. And with the addition of new letters and sounds, the meaning changed and a new word appeared. Who would have thought that the words "icon" and "canon" will come to Rus' as religious words from Jewish Christianity, and with different meanings.

 

Now let's get back to history. What really happened? Who attacked Rus' and Europe? 
 

It is worth noting that already 2,000 years ago, the Slavs were pushed out by the Semitic and Turkic peoples. That is, Tartary was already the land where mixed peoples lived, with the cities of Samarkand, Bukhara and other cities. And therefore the peoples there were called Tatars in Rus', that is, from Tartary. People had already forgotten what Tartary was and therefore this expression "in the Tartars" appeared in Rus', that is, far away and it is not clear where. And the Tatars themselves are descendants of mixed Turks, Slavs, Asians and Semites.

 

Chinggis Khan had another name from birth, namely, Temujin (Timur jin[gyz,jzz, life]), he was a Mughal, that is, a mixed Turkic-Semite. He was named Chingiz Khan after he conquered China. China in Sanskrit is chin.

Thus, Chingiz Khan is deciphered as chin[China] gyz[Arabic jzz, life] and... khan, he is also kuan, he is also a descendant of Canaan, a Semitic ruler. That is... "Chingiz Khan" was a Jew.

 

After conquering China and the land of the Turks, the Kipchaks, after taking Samarkand and the resistance of Jalal ad-Din, Genghis moved to Rus', sending an advance detachment of 20,000 Mughals in pursuit of Khan Kotyan, this was another branch of nomads. There are no further deviations from classical history. The Kalka River, the invasion of Rus', Chinese siege weapons and the desperate resistance of the "Christianized" and therefore ready to submit and turn the other cheek, the Slavs. My investigations only complement Karamzin and other historians. And they also explain the Arabic phrases on the Monomakh's cap and the charters in Arabic. And they explain why, when you come to Mongolia and ask to show chronicles, charters, frescoes, at least something about their famous ancestor Genghis Khan, they shake their heads and smile or show replicas for tourists. That is, these are not the same Mughals.

 

Moreover, I explain where the word Horde came from. This is because the Mughals spoke the Urda language. That is, Urda-Orda. This is obvious and proves the connection with the Mughals.

 

Today, the descendants of the Tatar-Mughals are Uzbeks, Tajiks, Tatars, Turkmens