Mongolian folklore: Eagle Totein worship

the eagle (buzgud) is the symbol of the shaman.

an explanation of the origin of samaman, mongolia, is indispensable.

the zaman tradition says, "the eagle is the angel of the sky, who is ordered to marry the world and the chief of the tribe, and to give birth to a beautiful girl, the eagle teaches her the magic of the gods and the gods, and weaves her with her feathers into a god's coat, with feathers on her head, and invites her to travel to the sky and to make her the world's oldest 'dugan', a myth that explains the origins of the mongolian witches.

and the earliest man shaman is related to the eagle.

the old soviet hangarov collection documented the legend: "the world began with no disease, no death.

soon after, the evil spirits spilled disease and died, and people began to suffer.

then the gods sent the eagles from heaven to help each other.

but it is not easy for the eagles sent down to the ground, and the people on the ground can neither understand it nor understand why it came to earth.

as a last resort, the eagles flew under the feet of the gods and went back to heaven.

so the gods ordered the eagles to say, "when they get to the ground, they will teach the first people who meet the skills of shaman." thus, once again, the eagle came to the earth and saw a woman sleeping under a tree, and the hawk met her, making her pregnant.

at this point, the woman is in a temporary and husband-to-husband situation, waiting for her to return to her husband and have a boy by the end of the month, the earliest shaman on earth.

the two sources mentioned above are ominous; the latter are the myths of zaman, belonging to britt, and can be seen in the travels of europeans of similar myths of general circulation.

the falcon, a bird hunter, was admired as early as the original hunting age, and its high flying skills, its ferocious and ferocious gripping skills, and its stuporous and aggressive postures were amazing and admirable.

while it does not pose a threat to humanity, it is extremely natural that, in the face of a brutal natural environment, hunting for the ancients has the illusion of an eagle.

as a result of the development of the hunting industry, hunters have domesticated the eagles as their own assistants, and the eagles have become an indispensable basis for them.

so the flying eagles and the mercedes reindeer can be described as the right and left of the hunters.

the hunters, envied by the mystery of their dependence on friendship, have established a very close relationship with the eagles, which is why they have become the great gods that are widely embraced by many peoples.

in terms of the worship of birds by the peoples of the world, eagles make up a large proportion.

the same is true of the peoples of the north of our country, such as the manchu, the hezche, the owenks and the kazakhs.

in particular, in the north-eastern region, every people of the samaman faith has almost their own falcon myths and taboos and rituals.

since saturn was conceived by the eagle, the eagle became the symbol of the original.

the copper-made bird is the symbol of the eagle, in addition to the aberrant adornment on the saman hat.

the britts worship the eagles as the protector of shaman, and they often recite in their hymns "the eagle's father, mother of phoenix haddon." "speech like this to show them how extraordinary they areOrigin and history.

The eagle can be seen as a sacred bird of the holy family of Zaman and as a blessed symbol of the hunting and nomadic north.

In section 63 of Mongolia's Secret History, when it was time to propose his son, Tamaki, to Dexiang's house, Dexiang said that he dreamt that at night, cyansongqor would catch the sun and the moon and fall on his arms, as a good omen, and that your beggar "sulder" had come to teach.

White sea green here is the eagle.

"su1der" is "sulde." "Sulde" is "the spirit," "the spirit," "the symbol", "the mark." Then the white sea is naturally the god of the Zoroastrian of Genghis Khan, who used the eagles as their fathers and their historical foundation。