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Nicolai Levashov. Russian History Viewed through Distorted Mirrors. Vol. 1

Fig.5. — The route of the
Slavs-Aryans’ second
Kh’Aryan Conquest of Dravid-
ia in 3503 (Slavonic-Aryan
chronology) 2006 B.C. The
warrior-volvkh Khan Uman, the
Supreme priest of Tara’s Tem-
ple, a patroness of Russian
lands, headed the Conquest
against the supporters of the
Moon (Black Mother) cult.

1. The river Pison (Gang);
2. The river of Gikhon (Nile);

3. The river Hiddekel (Tigris);

4. The river Euphrates;

5. The biblical Land of Havilah’s location on the modern map;

6. The biblical Land of Kush’s location on the modern map;
8. Ancient Egypt on the modern map which is called the Country of Artificial
Mountains in the Slavonic-Aryan Vedas.

Fig.6. — The route of the de-
feated supporters of the Black
Mother Cult from Dravidia to
the Country of Artificial
Mountains (Ancient Egypt)
which was appointed to them
as a place of exile where they
should learn to work to feed
themselves and their families
(3549-3589 S.A.C or 1960-
1920 B.C.). This route totally
coincides with the route of the
nomadic tribes of the Hyksos
which came to the Country of Artificial Mountains not as the exiled but as aggres-
sors. On taking it, they governed there for almost two centuries.

1. The river Pison (Gang);

2. The river of Gikhon (Nile);

3. The river Hiddekel (Tigris);
4. The river Euphrates;

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