Нариси історії цивілізації Давньої Русі
It is well known that "The Tale of Bygone Years" (TBY) — the primary source of the history of the Rus', began with three questions: "Where did the Rus' land come from?", "Where did the Rus' land stand up?", and "Who began the first princedom in Kiev?". But it is much less known, that until recently there were no satisfactory, definitive answers to them. In this essays certain answers are proposed and justified constructively and with sufficient details, by using a new metahistorical method, that was based on the ideology of the modern quantum theory (details see in [1]). It should be noted that this method gives some view "from above" on the history, not reducing its to enumeration of dates and facts. But instead it gives the possibility for analysis of entire historical processes, while exploring not only their content, but also clarifying the deep meaning, including some moments, which not be taken into account by many historians before us. Нere we begin a study of the Ancient Rus' (more exactly — East Slavic civilization) from its origins — prehistory and circumstances of its origin, emphasizing the special role of Sc-CHT (Scandinavian Culture-Historical Type) in the relevant processes. Then we examine such long-standing problems as "the emergence of the name Rus'" (a la A. Brȕkner), and the "Norman problem" (a la W. Tomsen), offering a completely constructive solution to both, as well as other related problems of the first Heroic time of the East Slavic civilization. But later we also identify the "progenitors" of this civilization — well-defined historical Giant personalities, starting with Oleg the Prophetic. But the fundamental role in the process of its birth was played by Svetoslav the Great, who essentially turned out to be the Father of civilization. And moreover, it became its Beacon, which in many ways highlighted the future of this civilization, which is described in some detail.
Publication Details
- Journal
- Scientific periodicals of Ukraine
- Published
- 2025-05-09
- Primary Topic
- Particle accelerators and beam dynamics
- Type
- article
- Field-Weighted Citation Impact
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