Forgotten ancient new year among the Slavs. new year new year slavic holiday

Slavic civilization flourished on this planet for thousands of centuries. Naturally, at different times, for various reasons, our glorious ancestors created different calendars, which perpetuated certain important events...

Monthly calendar, 1790-1800

This is what the calendar of Russian Christians was like before 1700. The month of January was the 5th

In the Middle Ages, the enemies of the human race actively worked to erase from world history the true information about the great civilization of our planet, which flourished for many thousand centuries. Our planet was colonized by the Slavic-Aryans about 800 thousand years ago after a long preparation of both the planet and the solar system. During this time, various events took place, some of which were once immortalized in new calendars. The last normal calendar was introduced by our ancestors 7520 years ago to commemorate the victory over Arimia (ancient China). After a hard, long and bloody war, China was defeated, and in the Star Temple was concluded Peace treaty. From this event, a new chronology began, called "from the Creation of the World in the Star Temple" ( SMZH). In 1700, this calendar was replaced by a European one by decree of the fake Peter I.

By the way, in some European countries, the end of summer (summer period) is still considered not the last day of August, it is the day of the autumn equinox - September 22. Unfortunately, the vast majority of people do not know that in reality this date does not mean the end of the summer period, but the end of Summer, i.e. calendar year. But, nevertheless, this is also a fact that says a lot ...

The new year 7522 has come from SMZH

The tradition of the meeting is rooted in ancient times. In ancient times, the holiday symbolized the beginning of a new life cycle. As civilization developed, sacred rituals were gradually woven into the fabric of official festivities. Modern New Year's traditions have come down to us almost unchanged from antiquity.

On the New Year's holiday, prayers were offered to God, the patron saint of the born month and the most revered Gods. Moreover, each asked to grant not only personal well-being, but also peace and prosperity to the entire state. On New Year's Eve, all the people were excited: everyone went to visit each other, exchanged gifts and wishes.

The New Year of the Slavs was timed to the days of the autumn equinox (September 22-26) and the meeting of the New Summer began on September 14. After the harvest, people knew that the main harvest was already in the barns, and in the clans of the Slavs they decided to celebrate weddings, arrange brides and festive festivities.

After the decree of Peter I, the New Year in Russia was postponed to January 1 (December 25), on the eighth day from the Nativity of Christ. In a strange way, the "decree" New Year coincided with the eighth day from the Nativity of Christ, i.e. the day of the circumcision of Christ (in fact, this was not the reason, and Jesus Christ, whose real name is Radomir, was born in a completely different time and in a different place. See the article “Who was born on Christmas?” about this.) According to esoteric teachings, as a result of the circumcision of a baby, human nature is “grounded” and the two lower chakras stop working. According to other ideological statements, the circumcision of Jews in infancy lowers the level of the spiritual organization of the individual to a person controlled by the means of mass culture (a “zombie” person, a “biorobot” person, a “animal” person) and the rabbinate.

Since these traditions were introduced from outside, the return to the celebration of the New Year by all the peoples that make up the Russian superethnos (all the peoples living together in Russia, speaking Russian) is seen as a series of jointly solved tasks: “tasks to restore the family memory and the rewritten history of our MOTHERLAND and humanity, partially lost as a result of the "circumcision of historical memory." Because the one who does not know the true history of his KIND will not love and protect the HOMELAND.

In 1700 A.D. Peter I issues a decree on the abolition of the old calendar that existed in Russia, and introduces the Western European calendar from the Nativity of Christ. At the same time, he transfers the beginning of the calendar (New Year) from the day of the autumn equinox (among the Old Believers) and September 1 (among Christians) to Genvara (January) 1. He chooses 1700 as the starting date.

The date of the beginning of the new calendar was chosen by Peter the Great for a reason. On December 25, the entire Christian world celebrates Christmas. According to the Bible, on the eighth day, the baby Jesus was circumcised according to the Jewish rite, i.e. On January 1, the Christian church celebrated the Circumcision of the Lord. This date was chosen by Peter the Great. By his decree, he ordered all his subjects to celebrate the beginning of the new calendar and congratulate each other on the New Year.

Why New Summer and not the year

At the court of Peter the Great, Russian was hardly spoken, because it was considered the language of the common people. Basically, all communication was in German and Dutch. So, the word "Year" (God) in these languages means "God". Those. By his decree, Peter forced his subjects to congratulate each other on the New God, on the day of his circumcision. This Peter's joke still exists, and people, having lost their original meaning, continue to congratulate each other on January 1 on the New circumcised God, and not on the New Year, as it was before.

Let us remember: the ancient codes of past events were called Chronicles, not Yearbooks. We still ask each other: “how old are you”, and not “how old are you”. The Old Believers still count the chronology from the autumn equinox (September 22-23). Unlike January 1st, this date is somehow tied to astronomical events.

Monthly calendar, 1790-1800

This is what the calendar of Russian Christians was like before 1700. The month of January was the 5th

The new year 7520 has come from SMZH

The date of the beginning of the new calendar was chosen by Peter the Great for a reason. On December 25, the whole Christian world celebrates the Nativity of Christ. According to the Bible, on the eighth day, the baby Jesus was circumcised according to the Jewish rite, i.e. On January 1, the Christian church celebrated the Circumcision of the Lord. This is the date I chose. By his decree, he ordered all his subjects to celebrate the beginning of the new calendar and congratulate each other on the New Year.

Why New Summer and not the year

People have been celebrating the New Year since ancient times, but the customs used to be quite different. It will be very interesting for a modern person to find out exactly how the ancient Slavs celebrated the New Year, what they associated it with, what customs they observed and why they burned logs.

Interestingly, the tradition of widely celebrating the New Year holidays exists among any nation and on any continent. In the modern world, the celebration of the New Year is a global event, on a global scale. Today, all nations celebrate it almost the same way, but in ancient times the celebration was very different.

The ancient Slavs called the New Year the beginning of field work.

The calendar was also used in antiquity. It was mainly used to calculate the time of sowing, but it was also important for hunters, fishermen, beekeepers and cattle breeders to know about the seasons and days.

When there was no paper, everyone kept the calendar in their head, and the signs of nature replaced the date. It is clear that this situation led to inaccuracies and some discrepancies with the modern calendar.

Initially, the lunar countdown was taken as the calendar, so the year was divided into “months”. However, with the advent of agriculture in the life of people, their life began to depend heavily on the Sun, therefore the calendar was changed, and holidays began to be celebrated depending on the position of the Sun in the sky.

It was believed that winter, spring, summer and autumn come at the equinox and solstice - the 22nd day: in December, March, June and September. March and September were considered New Year's months. In the spring, the New Year was called the New Year, that is, the new summer is coming, the new working season.

For the most part, our ancestors chose the celebration of the New Year in September. This is due to the fact that the work in the field was already coming to an end, almost the entire crop was harvested: all that remained was to rest and enjoy the fruits of one’s labor - it’s better to have a holiday and not pick it up.

With the celebration of the Slavic New Year on September 22, 2018 many traditions associated

The Slavic spring and autumn New Year has a longer history than the modern one, celebrated in accordance with the Gregorian calendar. The New Year was introduced by Tsar Peter I in 1700, and since then it has been celebrated just a little over 300 times - nonsense compared to the many centuries of traditions of the ancient Slavs.

The ancient Slavs associated many traditions and beliefs with the New Year. So, it was impossible to enter the New Year if you were not forgiven, if you hold a grudge against someone, or if you didn’t pay off your debts - this was not considered good. And people tried to put an end to all quarrels by the New Year, to pay off debts, dues, and tribute. It was considered a good omen for this holiday if the family moves into a new hut the day before.

When the last day of the outgoing year approached, the ancient people went to their fields early in the morning and started songs-spells. This was done with the aim that the next harvest would be rich. During the chants, people joked and danced merrily.

On the same day in the evening, it was supposed to extinguish the fire in the furnace and conduct a ceremony to kindle a new fire. The fire will quickly flare up - fortunately in the New Year, but no - no.

Then it was supposed to visit their relatives and congratulate them on the upcoming New Year, after which they began to set the table and organize a festivities.

Winter Slavic holiday on December 22 is called Kolyada

In winter, our ancestors had another fun festivity, reminiscent of the scope of the New Year - Kolyada. It was celebrated during the winter solstice on December 22. Light day on December 22 is the shortest, and the night is the longest. Ancient people considered this day the death of the old Sun and the birth of a new one.

The essence of the celebration of Carols was to glorify the newborn daylight and in the best wishes to all their relatives and friends.

From December 22 to 23, on the night of the Slavs, they put on their best clothes, guessed, treated guests, sang special songs with good wishes.

It was considered an important ritual for Kolyada to build a larger fire and burn a larger log on it - as a symbol of the old Sun, the outgoing year and all the troubles. By how brightly the log burns, they judged the harvest, what will be next summer.

When Christianity came to Russia, people began to believe in spirits and all evil spirits that come that night from the underworld. Since then, caroling has come to mean dressing up brightly and singing loudly so that evil spirits get scared and disappear.

In accordance with the Slavic calendar, the year 7526 is now coming - the year of the Curled Hedgehog. Children born this year will be real fidgets, ruffy. But when they reach adulthood, such people will become homely, smart, honest and faithful. They will never betray someone else's secret and will be loved and lucky in life.

Good afternoon friends. Now, a few days before the New Year, many people in Russia are asking themselves the question: - And when was the New Year actually celebrated in Russia? In general, there was no such thing as a year in Russia. The word was Summer. This concept has come down to our times in different words: - Chronicler, chronicle, how old are you, etc.

Of course, when one person asks another how old you are, we are not talking about the modern concept of “Summer”. It would be more correct to ask: - How old are you? But such an expression cuts the ear. The word Year was adopted from the Germans by Peter the Great and meant God. Earlier chroniclers wrote: - In the summer, seven thousand four hundred, etc. The calendar began from the creation of the world.

In general, the Slavs had three seasons: - spring, autumn and winter. The week was 9 days. Echoes of this can be found in fairy tales. Read the fairy tale "Humpbacked Horse". It mentions such words as "Week" - the seventh day of the week. Oct - the eighth and ninth was called "Week". The rest of the day names are similar to modern ones.

The month consisted of 40 and 41 days and they were called differently. There were 9 months. They did not coincide with modern months, and they could not, if we take mathematics into account.

Many believe that the Ukrainian names of the months correspond to the Slavic ones. But, this is a delusion. Since I already said that there were 9 months, therefore, in any case, three months are invented. In general, not three, but all the names of the months were invented after the arrival of the Byzantine reformers.

The months were called: - Ramhat, AiLet, BeiLet, GayLet, DayLet, Ele, WeiLet, HeiLet and TaiLet. Almost every one is followed by a part of Let - a year. Well, are these names of months similar to Ukrainian or Belarusian?

Slavic New Year what date

As I said, the Slavs did not have such a thing as the New Year. There was a similar concept - New Year's Eve. It's not exactly the same. The New Year began on the night of September 21-22, i.e. on the astronomical day of the autumnal equinox. At this time, it was believed that after the spring labors, a person can rest. In other words, a year has passed, and a new one begins.

Usually, at this time, the harvest has already been harvested and extensive festivities took place. People gathered, kindled bonfires and arranged dances over them, led round dances (in several circles, usually three). Then, young people had fun and praised the Rule (the world of the gods).

At this time, many children were given names. Closer to midnight, common tables were laid with a common meal. As already mentioned, this is the time of dances and songs. Many of the dances were with a bear, which was one of the totems of the Slavs (Foreigners will be delighted when they find out! They will definitely decide that bears walk the streets and play balalaikas!).

There was no alcohol at all. There was mead - a hoppy kvass drink. People got a little tipsy, but not drunk! In other words, the New Year is the time of general fun among the Slavs! It was a time of magic, a fairy tale (at this time it strongly resembles the modern New Year)!

Of course, there were many Slavic tribes, and each of them had this holiday in its own way. Also, on such holidays, young people got to know each other, got to know each other better, couples were created and after a while weddings were played!

Alcohol, like other innovations, was brought by Peter I from "Civilized Europe". Therefore, the tale of the eternally drunken Russians turns out to be in the literal sense - a fairy tale.

Also, the custom to decorate Christmas trees for the New Year came from these times. True, the trees were not cut down. They were decorated alive with various decorations, and not only Christmas trees, but also other trees.

With the advent of Christianity, the New Year began to be celebrated on September 1st. I think that people just got used to celebrating the new summer around this time, therefore, the Byzantine reformers decided not to move the holiday much.

Slavic new year when

Other historians believe that another astronomical phenomenon, the Day of the Spring Equinox, March 20, served as an analogue of the new year. Everything is similar here, but with a different meaning. Finally, winter ended, spring came, and along with spring, the New Year came, i.e. - Summer.

This is also the time of festivities, festivities, gifts, lighting fires, round dances, acquaintances, and so on before spring work (but weddings were usually not played at this time, it was not before that. It was necessary to prepare for spring work).

In general, the Slavs had a fairly accurate calendar, and such astronomical phenomena as the spring equinox, the longest day of the year (on Ivan Kupala), the autumn equinox and the longest night were the main holidays among the Slavs with extensive festivities and fun!

And what did our ancestors do at this time, before the modern new year? The modern New Year is closest to the Slavic holiday Kalyada. That is, by the longest night, from December 21 - 22.

At this time, there were carols. People dressed up (in various fabulous animals), went to visit, danced, read carols. They were given gifts. In other words, they sang. Especially, kids loved caroling (and still love it). True, they are now caroling on the Old New Year, January 14th. In other words, the reformers also moved this holiday.

Some people like to sing at Christmas, which is wrong and for which they scold the parishioners of the Father! At this time, fortune-telling and other Slavic rituals took place. They also remained, and are called Christmas divination, and are also condemned by the church.

What conclusion can be drawn from all this? I am offended that, for example, the Chinese know exactly when the Chinese New Year will be and not only that, they are not ashamed of it, but they celebrate it extensively. More extensive than European.

We, the Slavs, were forced to forget our holidays, replaced them with strangers, and even managed to make us ashamed of them! Regarding Slavic paganism, I want to say that all Slavic gods were good (except for one goddess), unlike, for example, Greek ones. We didn’t even have a god of war before the arrival of the Germanic tribes.

Also, the Greeks are an Orthodox people and not only are they not ashamed of their gods, but they are also proud of them! And we, the Slavs, should be ashamed of our own for some reason? I think our Western "Friends" had already worked on this at that time!

The most unpleasant thing is that now it is not known exactly when exactly the Slavic New Year was - on the day of the Autumn or Spring equinox. Therefore, I believe that we should revive the customs of our ancestors, our holidays and calendar! At least know what it looked like, and not study, for example, the Mayan calendar, which is alien to us!

Also, we should not only not be ashamed of the Slavic gods, but also be proud of them! At the same time, remaining Orthodox. Again, the Greeks are Orthodox, but not only proud of their pagan gods, but also made the whole world learn their names and stories about them!

And why are the Slavs worse? I will say more, not only not worse, but better! The Slavs were more cultured people than other peoples in Europe! We are being taught a heavily distorted pre-Christian history!

So let's try to remember our history the way it really was, and not the one that Western "Partners" tell us about!

Video Slavic New Year

I think now you have an idea when the Slavic New Year begins and what it was like! Maybe some of you will decide to hold it (I know that many people are already celebrating the New Year and other Slavic holidays)! Good luck to you in the new year!