Мир сегодня с "Юрий Подоляка"

Труха⚡️Україна

查看

Николаевский Ванёк

查看

Мир сегодня с "Юрий Подоляка"

查看

Труха⚡️Україна

查看

Николаевский Ванёк

查看

Tribal.Europa

🌲- European History, Folklore & Linguistics
Also follow me on Facebook, Instagram & YouTube

TGlist 评分

类型公开

验证

未验证

可信度

不可靠

位置

语言其他

频道创建日期Dec 12, 2021

添加到 TGlist 的日期

Jan 20, 2025

我是频道所有者

变更历史

关联群组

TribalEurope

Telegram频道 Tribal.Europa 统计数据

详细信息

订阅者

1 002

24 小时00%一周00%一个月

7-0.7%

引用指数

0

提及0频道上的转发0频道上的提及0

每帖平均覆盖率

110

12 小时1100%24 小时1100%48 小时1100%

参与率 (ER)

1.43%

转发0评论0反应0

覆盖率参与率 (ERR)

0%

24 小时0%一周0%一个月0%

每则广告帖子的平均覆盖率

7 305

1 小时7 305100%1 – 4 小时00%4 - 24 小时00%

详细信息

将我们的机器人连接到频道以了解该频道的受众性别。

过去 24 小时内的帖子数

0

动态

"Tribal.Europa" 群组最新帖子

所有帖子

转发自:

↟ Native Scandinavia ↟

06.05.202509:50

↟ Sweden during the 1960s 🇸🇪 Native Scandinavians from Sweden celebrating Skolavslutning. In Sweden, the Skolavslutning is an important tradition to take part in before children can bid their classes farewell.

The Skolavslutning is the end-of-term ceremony which takes place in schools all over Sweden in the summer (Sommaravslutningen). Students are unmissable in their suits and white dresses, often accompanied by the student cap, some in folk costumes and decorated with medals, trinkets, and MANY Swedish flags.

After the ceremony, parents often go for picknic together and play games with the other families. A beautiful way to welcome summer and the long summer holiday that awaits for the children. People living in peace, our children being safe. Never forget what they took from you. Collaboration post together with @TribalEuropa

Have you been to Sweden? 😊

Website:
https://native-scandinavia.com/

Instagram:
https://www.instagram.com/reel/DJTpU8TsDf_/?igsh=MTRhOXIycjZyOXpuMg==

08.04.202511:35

08.04.202511:34

In Finnish wedding customs, the ritual of making the bride cry (itkettäminen) was believed to protect her from evil spirits and ensure future happiness. The louder she wept, the happier her marriage would be.

participants sang sorrowful songs to evoke emotions in the bride. These songs reminded her of the family and home she was leaving behind, encouraging her to mourn her transition into married life.

This practice also marked her transition from maidenhood to wifehood, often followed by tying her hair in a married woman’s style.

This custom was especially ingrained in the cultural practices of Karelian Finns, and other eastern Finnish communities and faced challenges to its survival over time, including urbanization, religious opposition, and political changes in the early Soviet era.

However, efforts to revive and preserve this ancient custom have been made in recent years, allowing it to continue as a meaningful cultural practice in Finland.

Song Credit: MeNaiset - Morsiamen Itketys

转发自:

Aryan Paganism, Traditions and Art (APTA)

03.02.202512:48

During the Viking age, it was common for a family to give one of their children to another family to foster. It was a bond that could link a man to his social superior. Typically, a child from a superior family was raised by an inferior family. The foster parents received either payment or support from the birth parents. Fostering was not the same as adoption. It was a legal agreement, and an alliance. Ties between foster-relations could be as strong or stronger than those between blood-relations.

Families and Demographics in the Viking Age
W.R.Short

31.01.202508:15

Waar de blanke top der duinen - Mijn Nederland

Waar de blanke top der duinen
Schittert in de zonnegloed
En de Noordzee vriend'lijk bruisend
Neerlands smalle kust begroet
Juich ik aan het vlakke strand
Juich ik aan het vlakke strand
'K Heb u lief mijn Nederland
'K Heb u lief mijn Nederland

Voorouderlijk Erfgoed

25.01.202519:49

Eeuwig Erfgoed #19

Men kan hier de achterkant van een zeer eigenaardig zwaard bewonderen, welke een uiterst verfijnde bekwaamheid in kunsthandwerken getuigt.

Het valt momenteel in het Rijksmuseum van Oudheden te bewonderen.

Dit zwaard is uit het Donaugebied afkomstig, maar eindigde in de rivier de Maas, in Nederlands Limburg. Het is een zogeheten Volgriff-zwaard, met een uit brons gegoten greep die om de kling wordt vastgezet. De vorm en decoratie duiden op productie in de twaalfde eeuw voor Christus. Tevens kan men zien dat dit zwaard beschikt over aangebrachte zonnespiralen.

De zonnespiraal is een reeds in de bronstijd voorkomend ornament, waarvoor het karakteristiek is. Het is het fascinerende evenals sterk sprekende zinnebeeld van de zon in haar eeuwig bewegen.

Zodoende heeft de zonnespiraal betrekking op het spiraalsgewijs hoger klimmen in het voorjaar en het na de zomerzonnewende weder op dezelfde wijze afdalen van de zon, volgens haar schijnbare loop aan de hemel.

Voorouderlijk Erfgoed

无法访问
媒体内容

转发自:

𝙱𝚕𝚎𝚞𝚗𝚠𝚎𝚗𝚗 🎶ᛉ🪷

21.01.202506:25

https://youtu.be/RBJHHJm8Rc0?si=aQpZfFpAZ0mokaPI

21.01.202506:25

If you like Folkish music, then go have a listen :) And feel free to follow my friend.

She sings in English and Breton.

转发自:

↟ Native Scandinavia ↟

19.01.202522:17

↟ Fjällkor – Preservation of our Native Scandinavian Species ↟

🇬🇧 - in comment below ⬇️

Fjällkon har funnits i Norrland i 2000 år och är den ursprungliga norrländska kon. De delar ursprung med de första korna som kom från Nordnorge till Island på 900-talet. Fjällkon har formats av vårt karga klimat här i Norden, betat skogarna runt fäbodarna och gett våra förfäder mjölk och kött genom årtusenden.

Fjällkon är hornlös och kännetecknas med vit päls med rödbruna eller svarta fläckar. Fjällkon är mindre än de flesta andra koraser, stark och tålig och väger cirka 450kg. Jämför man fjällkons mjölk med andra raser är ostutbytet per kg mjölk nästan dubbelt så stort. Det går endast åt 7–8 kg fjällkomjölk för att få 1 kg ost, jämfört med 14–16 kg mjölk från de kommersiella koraserna.

I slutet på 1800-talet fanns det ca 400 000 fjällkor i Sverige. Idag är...- fortsättning i kommentar nedan ⬇️

Website:
https://native-scandinavia.com/

Instagram:
https://www.instagram.com/p/DFAPh_kNiJt/?igsh=MXYzaHloeWN1cXRzOA==

19.01.202519:53

Sign this petition please 🇸🇪🙏🏻!

One of Sweden's oldest and most valuable ancient monuments, a 3,500-year-old Bronze Age burial cairn in Junkboda outside Skellefteå, is now set to be brutally destroyed to make way for the new Norrbotnia railway line.

During a preliminary investigation, the burial chamber was discovered—a space large enough for a human, enclosed by massive stone slabs and covered with rounded stones, the classic hallmark of a burial cairn.

Now, this invaluable monument is about to be erased...
And this is just the beginning. The burial cairn is far from the only victim of this ruthless infrastructure project.

Hundreds of ancient remains have already been identified as "obstacles to construction", and more will meet the same fate.
Our history is being erased and our cultural heritage is obliterated, all in the name of efficiency and exploitation.

Deliberately destroying our history and cultural heritage is not just a disgrace—it is a scandal! We have a duty to protect what remains of our ancestors’ legacy, not level it to the ground. Sacrificing our ancient monuments for modern expansion is an insult to both our history and future generations.

https://www.petitions.net/stop_the_destruction_of_a_3500_year_old_grave?fbclid=PAY2xjawH6V4FleHRuA2FlbQIxMQABpvE52BSvLTxir2kEYvptJJ5_hRjZFmtagdd73ukf3WvFjc2ZhC_0SGoa7g_aem_hhHK4RvBaXQtuUNo8MDGOA

Text by Nordic Asa community
Picture by Peter Jonsson

04.01.202519:54

Festival of Thargelia,

The Thargelia was an ancient Greek festival held on the 6th and 7th days of Thargelion (May–June) to honor Apollo and Artemis.

It combined agricultural thanksgiving with purification rituals.

Artemis (6th Thargelion), as a goddess of purification and protector of youth, rituals on her day included expelling/sacrificing scapegoats (pharmakoi) to cleanse the city of impurities and misfortune, especially by stoning.

These pharmakoi, were mostly slaves, criminals, unliked politicians, cripples and some say even just the two ugliest people around. However, according to some sources, they were well fed and afterwards, their ashes would be scattered to the ocean.

Offerings were also made to honor Artemis role in fertility and vegetation.

Apollo (7th Thargelion), was honored as a god of healing, music, and agriculture. Offerings of first fruits (thargelos) symbolized gratitude for crop protection.

The festival also marked social rites, such as introducing adopted children into families and tribes, symbolizing renewal and protection for the harvest and community.

Hymns & musical contests held, celebrated his patronage of arts and community renewal. And children carried olive branches (eiresione) decorated with wool and fruits to symbolize prosperity.

转发自:

𝕿𝖍𝖊 𝖂𝖎𝖙𝖈𝖍 𝕸𝖔𝖙𝖍𝖊𝖗

11.11.202416:57

I have organized an art auction to benefit my dear friend J of Arcane Accents. Her husband unexpectedly and tragically passed away recently and our wonderful art community has come together and donated exquisite pieces to raise money for J and her young son.

The auction is now live. There will be five items in each round. Bidding lasts 2 days. There will be one off day in between rounds for me to finalize transactions. There are tons of exquisite donations so stick around for a spell! This is a unique and fantastic opportunity to snag handcrafted artisan goods made by our Folk for the holidays or for yourself - and for such a wonderful cause.

The gratitude in my heart for all the help and art donations I’ve received is tremendous. Thank y’all so much. This is what community is all about. :ᚷ:

01.11.202406:46

The Upstalsboom,

The Frisian Upstalsboom (Old Frisian, Upstallesbâm) is the name of an old 'court' near Aurich in East Frisia. The court is situated on a natural elevation in the landscape. On this spot there is a burial mound from the early Middle Ages. On top of the burial mound there used to be a few oaks or oak stumps (picture 2).

In the twelfth and thirteenth centuries, Frisian representatives met at the Upstalsboom to administer justice, make decisions and, if necessary, defend their autonomy (the so-called 'Frisian freedom')

The meetings took place once a year on the Tuesday after Pentecost. The delegates were elected in their home countries at Easter and were called jurors.

The first known meeting took place in 1156 (picture 2) to settle disagreements between two East Frisian areas. By means of charters, meetings at the Upstalsboom between 1216-1231 and 1323-1327 have been demonstrated.

In 1327, at the meeting of the Upstalsboom, the city rights of Appingedam were confirmed and ratified.

While in March 1338, the 'judges, councillors and communities of all Frisian lands', gathered in Appingedam, concluded a treaty with the King of France, which was also ratified with the seal of the Upstalsboom (picture 1). This is probably the last formal meeting that took place at the Upstalsboom.

Because in 1361, it was agreed that from now on the meetings would take place every year in the Der Aa church in Groningen.

In 1833, a pyramid of boulders was built on top of the burial mound and a park was laid out in memory of the historical significance of the Upstalsboom. (Picture 3)

Follow Tribal Europe:
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TribalEurope...
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tribal.europe/
Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCIoukLfmdXjc6dag9-7BR5g