Difference between revisions of "Tribe of Dan"
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Associated with rule and conquest of the seven seas and especially with the [[Phoenicians]] because of familiarity with the island of Phut (Bantu) in the Indian ocean. Probably the most active of all tribes with regards to the secular mission to spread [[דין|Deen]] among the nations of the world. There is every indication that the Danaoi of the Judges period were the children of Dan who brought the role of dean and the title of Don to the mediterranean. Under the rule of Solomon, the tribe was important in directing voyages through the Indian Ocean to Tarshish (from whom some Philipinians descend) from a port in Madagascar. The coasts of Dan came under the Hegemony of Manasseh. Their "totem animal" has always been the serpentine Dragon or Leviathan. It is possible that thanks to Dan's trade missions certain passover traditions came to appear in the Chinese spring-festival. | Associated with rule and conquest of the seven seas and especially with the [[Phoenicians]] because of familiarity with the island of Phut (Bantu) in the Indian ocean. Probably the most active of all tribes with regards to the secular mission to spread [[דין|Deen]] among the nations of the world. There is every indication that the Danaoi of the Judges period were the children of Dan who brought the role of dean and the title of Don to the mediterranean. Under the rule of Solomon, the tribe was important in directing voyages through the Indian Ocean to Tarshish (from whom some Philipinians descend) from a port in Madagascar. The coasts of Dan came under the Hegemony of Manasseh. Their "totem animal" has always been the serpentine Dragon or Leviathan. It is possible that thanks to Dan's trade missions certain passover traditions came to appear in the Chinese spring-festival. | ||
| − | The Tribe of Dan also reached Brittany and the rest of the British Isles where they came to be known to the Romans as the Brittons. These Brittons were invaded by Romans south | + | The Tribe of Dan also reached Brittany and the rest of the British Isles where they came to be known to the Romans as the Brittons. These Brittons were invaded by Romans south of Hadrian's wall as well as by the Milesians in the Hibernian Isles and Scythian Pictsies in Pictavia. The Brittons and Milesians in the Hebernian Isles became the Irish. The Romans and the Brittons united to become the Cambrians south of Hadrian's wall while other Milesians united with the Pictsies to become the Kingdom of Alba (Scotland) over the Brittons in Pictavia to the North of Hadrian's wall. |
[[Category:Twelve tribes]] | [[Category:Twelve tribes]] | ||
Revision as of 04:27, 15 December 2023
Associated with rule and conquest of the seven seas and especially with the Phoenicians because of familiarity with the island of Phut (Bantu) in the Indian ocean. Probably the most active of all tribes with regards to the secular mission to spread Deen among the nations of the world. There is every indication that the Danaoi of the Judges period were the children of Dan who brought the role of dean and the title of Don to the mediterranean. Under the rule of Solomon, the tribe was important in directing voyages through the Indian Ocean to Tarshish (from whom some Philipinians descend) from a port in Madagascar. The coasts of Dan came under the Hegemony of Manasseh. Their "totem animal" has always been the serpentine Dragon or Leviathan. It is possible that thanks to Dan's trade missions certain passover traditions came to appear in the Chinese spring-festival.
The Tribe of Dan also reached Brittany and the rest of the British Isles where they came to be known to the Romans as the Brittons. These Brittons were invaded by Romans south of Hadrian's wall as well as by the Milesians in the Hibernian Isles and Scythian Pictsies in Pictavia. The Brittons and Milesians in the Hebernian Isles became the Irish. The Romans and the Brittons united to become the Cambrians south of Hadrian's wall while other Milesians united with the Pictsies to become the Kingdom of Alba (Scotland) over the Brittons in Pictavia to the North of Hadrian's wall.
