The relevance of Remus and Romulus Legend with Turks
Remus and Romulus set up two (or twin) brothers and a Roman city in the myths of Remus and Romulus, which are identical to the children's motif of the Turks fed by the cave wolf. They are left in a river and a female wolf takes them out of the water and sucks it in a cave. Then the farmer is adopted by a family. In order to establish the city of Rome, they choose where they are breastfed by the wolf. As they turn around this place they start to argue and fight and they kill Romulus brother Remus. Thus, he is the first judge of the city state he founded. . .
When we look generally, there are two myths about the child who suckles a wolf in the world. One of these is about the Turks who have also passed on to Chinese history; Romus and Romulus are the legends that founded the Romay. The two myths are very similar, and Western historians claim that these two myths belong to the Turks. Christopher Hampton "Roman history has been misrepresented and mispercepted for centuries because of the falsification of the historians." he says.
The French Etruscologist Alain Hus said, "The epochs, myths and traditions of the Etruscans were commissioned by the Roman historians to the Romans." the same truth. In other words, the person who founded Rome (Romulus) is Anatolian Etruscan. The king of the Etruscans is Tarkhon. The proximity of this name to the name of our Central Asian Tarkan is also striking. The female wolf "Siana" (Cyana), who sucks on Romuz and Romulus, is similar to the female wolf "Asena" in Turkish mythology.
The antique sculpture exhibited today as Roman wolf, according to the researchers, is not Roman wolf; It is a booty of war taken from an Etruscan city by the Romans. There is only one nation in the world who has wolf legends, who knows who is the leader of the wolfs, and who made the flag.
As a result; The legends of the Latins concerning the founding of the Roman city are a legend from the Turkish Etruscans. Italian mythology has been passed through the Etruscans, who have proved to be Turks and are in the group of the Pre-Turks.
Today's Yakut Turks speak of one thing in their national epic: "To reward a hero who has shown great benefits, a goddess wolf stretches out his right memorial so that he can compel him." The same event was portrayed behind the mirrors 2500 years ago by the Etruscans.
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