After Scythia had extended its borders westward beyond the Black Sea, many Scythian Dragons migrated into Europe and into the Middle Eastern lands as far as Egypt. The various migrating tribes of Scythians are known historically as the Ossetians, Pashtuns, Sarmatians, Kazakhs, and Yakuts. They also include the Khazars from eastern Asia, whose chiefs were descended the Ashina Clan and its mythical dragon-wolf. Once in Europe, the Scythian Dragon tribes spread over much of their new continent, eventually separating into the Hungarians, the Serbs, the Croats of the south, as well as the Germans, Picts and Gaels of the north. One of the progenitors of the new European Scythian empires was the Royal Scythian monarch Fénius Farsa (or Farsaid), whose surname has been translated variously as “the Persian” (Farsi), “Beaming Farr,” and as “Radiating Dragon Force.” According to the Auraicept na n-Éces, “the Scholars’ Primer,” which was an Irish history penned during the 7th century, Fénius Farsaid ruled Scythia during the time of the Tower of Babel and is known to have visited the structure with an entourage that included his son Niall, Goídel mac Ethéoir, Íar mac Nema, and a entourage of 72 scholars. They traveled south to the plain of Shinar in Mesopotamia and then spent the next ten years studying the confused languages that had originated at the Tower of Nimrod. At the conclusion of their study Fénius Farsa and his entourage created a group of interrelated languages from the confused tongues, which were collectively called Goidelic after the scholar Goídel mac Ethéoir. Together, Fénius and Goídel created the famous language known as the Beithe-luis-nuin, or Ogham, and then named the 25 letters of the new alphabet after Fénius’ 25 best scholars. Besides Ogham, the Auraicept na n-Éces claims that Fénius Farsa also discovered the Hebrew, Greek and Latin alphabets. Fénius returned home to Scythia, but his son Niall continued south into Egypt where he married Princess Merytaten, “She who is beloved of Aten.” Princess Merytaten was the daughter of Nefertiti and the Dragon Pharaoh Akhenaton, who represented a very ancient lineage of Dragon Kings that had existed in Egypt since the dawn of time. Thus, through the union of Princess Merytaten and Niall two ancient and powerful dragon lineages, one from the west and the other from the east, were united. Following this strategic and pivotal union, Merytaten received the Scythian royal title of “Scota,” meaning Princess of the Scythians or Scotti. Under the influence of Scota the Scotti eventually settled in the British Isles and founded the Dragon Courts of Ireland, Scotland and France. Perhaps the most powerful of these courts was founded In the 9th century in Anjou and Lusignan France by the Scythian Dragon Princess Melusine. Excerpted from the Dragon Master Course ©2012 Mark Amaru Pinkham
Posted on: Tue, 08 Jul 2014 22:46:12 +0000
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