Thulé est le berceau de l'Europe, toutes les nations de ce royaume (l'Europe actuel) appellent les déités par le même Proto-Indo-Européen (PIE).
Ce même PIE reconstruit est basé sur les noms Scandinaves.
Le tableau du bas représente le nom d'un dieu avec le PIE originel, puis sa translittération en Celte, Scandinave, Latin, Grecque...
C'est le MÊME Dieu avec le PIE modifié.
Ainsi Belus est Balder, en langue romane c'est Appollo, en Celte c'est Belenos en Grecque Appollon...
Pourtant c'est le MÊME dieu , il est nécessaire de le rappeler.
Il existe des langues Indo-européennes ( latine, germanique, Slave...) et un peuple Indo-européen, se peuple était concentré sur un même territoire (Thulé) puis s'est finalement séparé dans divers parties de l'Europe, ainsi le PIE originel s'est modifié, mais se peuple à garder les mêmes racines dans sa langue.
Les Européens de souche sont donc un seul et même peuple de base.
Voici donc ci-bas le tableau des déités avec la translittération actuelle (le nom du même Dieu dans plusieurs langues IE).
| PIE Original | Proto-Nordic | Scandinavian | Roman Etruscan |
Celtic Egyptian |
Slavo-Scythian Magyar Finnish Sumerian Baltic |
Greek Thracian/Dacian Illyrian |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Belus | BalþuR | Baldr | Apollo | Belenus | Jarilo/Bielijbog | Apollon |
| Erþo | Erþi | Jorðr | Juno | Danu-Ana / "The Lady" | Matushka / Vesna | Demeter / Hera / Kybele |
| Prius | FraujaR | Freyr | Bacchus / Liber | Aengus | Shiebog / Veles | Dionisos / Bakkhos |
| Prio | Fraujon | Freyja | Venus / Libera | Aine | Shieba | Aphrodite |
| Pirosite | Furasitan | Forseti | Mars | Smertrios | Stribog / Dsarovit | Ares (& Themis) |
| Kadnus | HadnuR | Hoðr | Pluto | Arawan | Trojan / Tshjornijbog | Hades |
| Kaimadalþas (♀♂) | HaimadalþaR | Heimdallr (♂) | Saturnus (♂) | Amaethon (♂) | Dashdebog / Koljada / Bielijbog (♂) | Kronos (♂) |
| Mano | Manan (♂) | Máni (♂) | Luna | Blodwin | Mesjats | Selene |
| Nerþus | NerþuR | Njorðr (♂) | Neptunus (♂) | Llyr (♂) | Makosh (♀) | Poseidon (♂) |
| Sagio | Sagon | Sága | Minerva | Andraste | Dodola | Athene |
| Skanþe | Skanþe | Skaði (♀) | Diana (♀) | Arduinna (♀) | Dsievona (♀) | Artemis (♀) |
| Sowilus | Sunþon / Sowili (♀) | Sunna / Sol (♀) | Vesta / Sol (♀) | Brigandu (♀) | Khors/Porevit | Helios |
| Diwus | TíwaR | Týr / Tív | Uranus | "Great Father" | Rod / Div | Uranos |
| Dunus | ÞunaR | Þórr | Juppiter | Taranis | Perun | Zeus |
| Wale | Walan | Váli | Hercules | Ogmios | Obiti / Dashdebog | Herakles |
| Wîtanas | WídanaR | Víðarr | Silvanus / Faun | Kernunnos | Les / Div | Pan |
| Woþanas | WoþanaR | Óðinn | Mercurius | Lugh | Svarog | Hermes |
| PIE Original | Proto-Nordic | Scandinavian | Roman Etruscan |
Celtic Egyptian |
Slavo-Scythian Magyar Finnish Sumerian Baltic |
Greek Thracian/Dacian Illyrian |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Akius | AgijaR | Ægir | Oceanus | Domnu | Trepet | Okeanos |
| Audokomble | Auþohumblon | Auðhumblá | Angerona | n/a | Tishiná | (Kaos) |
| Eus / Eustas | AustaR | Austr | Aurora | Brigandu | Zaria | Eos |
| Beleþorn | Balaþorn | Bolþorn | Typhon | Domnu | Zirnitra | Typhon |
| Buras | BuraR | Borr | Prometheus | Bur | Bor | Prometheus |
| Perkunia | Fergunio | Fjorgyn | Tellus | Ethne | Rodenika | Gaia / Rhea |
| Kelio | Haljo | Hel | Pluto | "White Lady" | Marena | Hades |
| Eduno | Íþund | Íðunn | Proserpina | Epona | Kostroma | Persephone |
| Leuke | Lukan | Loki | Vulcanus | Kredne | Molnija | Hephaistos |
| Nes | Nahti | Nátt | Nox | Nos | Notsj | Nyx |
| Skuldi | Skuldi | Skuld | Morta | Aerten | Baba Jaga / Dolija | Atropos |
| Swertus | SwartaR | Svartr | (Chaos) | Kythrawl | Ogon | (Kaos) |
| Wirþandi | Wirþandin | Verðandi | Nona | Aerten | Baba Jaga / Dolija | Klotho |
| Wumias | WumîaR | Ymir | Hymne (& Chaos) | Kythrawl | Gol | Hymne (& Kaos) |
| Wurþi | WurþijoR | Urðr | Decima | Aerten | Baba Jaga / Dolija | Lakhesis |
Tableau: Burzum.org.
Texte de Varg Vikernes:
In the roleplaying game I am working on I describe what I picture as the
cradle of Europe, a realm called Þulê ("land of the sages"), and for the sake of
simplicity all the nations of that realm call the deities by the same
(proto-Indo-European [PIE]) names (and these PIE reconstructed names are based
on the Scandinavian names). Now, the game is not yet complete, so I add and
remove parts and bits every now and then, and one of the alternative rules I
removed was a rule suggesting that the (9) different nations in Þulê called the
deities by different names. Rather than just throw this information away I
figured I should write this article and include the table of names to share with
you my perception of the different names of the deities, and how they
correspond. Unfortunately I fail to make complete lists of the Baltic, Finnish,
Etruscan, Magyar, Thracian/Dacian, Sumerian, Sanskrit, Egyptian or Illyrian
names of our old deities, but I hope the lists below will be helpful
nevertheless – and I have included a suggestion on what names would be
closest to their names. The first list include the sympathetic deities; the
second the other deities. From the rejected Alternative Rule 21 of my RPG;
When a deity is listed with a different gender than the PIE original deity this simply means that in this particular culture this particular deity was seen as of a different gender. It is however still the same deity. This can play a role for characters born in this particular culture, because the deity will be of a different gender in his culture. See Birth Date (Character Generation & Development).
When a deity is listed with a different gender than the PIE original deity this simply means that in this particular culture this particular deity was seen as of a different gender. It is however still the same deity. This can play a role for characters born in this particular culture, because the deity will be of a different gender in his culture. See Birth Date (Character Generation & Development).
Original Texte : Burzum.org
