The Babylonian Brick-inscription of Kúraš (the Cyrus II, 539 BC), Weiβbach 1911, pg. 8-9:
“Cyrus, builder of Esagila and Ezida, son of Cambyses, the mighty king” is false.
The fragment and the names are clearly written in the Kurdish language.
In the Bible Discovered: Bible = Babel (Babylon) p. 132, I have corrected it in two ways:
A: Kúraš, I captured the Esáqian‘s (Isaacian’s) and Ezidian‘s patriarchs (Ápal), set up Kambūžiia their king; or
B: Kúraš, I captured Esáqian (Isaacian) and Ezidian, set up the father (patriarch, Ápaĺ) Kambūžiia their king.
Anyway Esáq and Ersáq are Kurdish names
for Issac which in Arabic, Farsi and Turks called Es’haq. So the Esagila and Ezida do not indicate temple, but the biblical Isaacian (the Jews)
and the Ezidian people, probably they were the two actual ethnic religions.
The apal does not mean son, but it means papal, fatherly, patriarch. I
have examined that in a lot of contexts throughout the book, see under apal.
The identification of this Kúraš (King
of Babylon, 539-529 BC) as Persian is an unjustly Aryanization propaganda and it
is clearly falsification of Kurdish historical documents.
In the inscriptions
Kúraš Cylinder and Brick-inscription there is no mention of Persian or any
evidence to prove that this Kúraš was a Bersian (Persian) or has anything to do
with them. They report of regional rulers and ethnic struggle between different
Kurdish ethnical territories.
For the Kúraš Cylinder see Cyrus cylinder's ancient bill of rights 'is just propaganda' - Telegraph and Falling for Ancient Propaganda: UN Treasure Honors Persian Despot - SPIEGEL
February 27, 2012
Hamíit Qliji Bérai
I agree with you,
ReplyDeleteThe Esáq and Ersáq are Kurdish names for Isaac. From the Bible Issac is well known as the father of the Jews people.
Ezida (Ezidian) indicates the present Ezidian people, Kurdish ethnic religion.
So at that time the Issacian (Jews) and Ezidian were two actual religious groups, this is the fact.
Apal (fatherly, patriarch) from the ap/ab (father) + al (just like -al by pap-al (fatherly, patriarch).
Banim (I banned, I captured).
The Kurdish word ban (rope, tow, lock up, shut off) is known in European languages as: prohibit, forbid by church officials or by law or official decree.
These are provable facts.
Such a shame, the institutes, museums and their professors close their eyes to the truth and continue the corruption. They betraying humanity all.