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Name of the swastika in Asia:
Wร€N ๅ
MAN ๅ Manji

The now infamous Swastika symbol is a sad witness for how facts about the proto-indo-european expandsion where intermingled with nationalist Propaganda.

Unfortunately it is still a good trace marker for early urbanisation:

European hypotheses of the swastika are often treated in conjunction with cross symbols in general, such as the sun cross of pagan Bronze Age religion. The symbol's origin has its certain presence in the "proto-writing" symbol systems, such as the Vinca script, which appeared during the Neolithic:

Vinca

There are still links missing in the connection of similar Tell Zaidan and Maykop iconography, however

This style clearly developed locally out of Hassuna & Samarra traditions 6000 BC



Samarra bowl (ca. 4000 BC) Mesopotamia

Afterwards it appeared in Sumerian and Harappian civilizations:

Early egyptian circus scenes and pottery show similar style, but it quickly diverged after the first dynasties.

So if one wants to seek directionality from the Danube copper center to the Anatolian copper center at least the transfer must be bidirectional, if not in constant synchronization. The Hamangia culture seems to be one of these synchronizations.

The extreme similarity of both objects above makes a 2000 year time difference very unlikely and acts as a reminder that all prehistoric dating needs to be taken very tentatively.

The division of the skies into 4 quarters is analyzed in cosmolgy and the kur cluster.

Indus valley:
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It is one of most common symbols found on Mesopotamian coins (from 500BC?).

Possible relationships of the swastika with the following symbols needs further investigation:
Naga ๐’€ฑ ๐“ƒถ
aNKhar ๐“‹น๐“ˆ–๐“ ๐“ƒถ
naraka=hell! vs Nature ๐“‡“ ๐“‡‘
nagara ๐“Š– Kur ๐“๐“‚‹๐“‰
necro ๐“Šป๐“‚‹๐“ˆ‰ vs life [๐“‹น]
nature ๐“Šน๐“Šน๐“Šน๐“Šน

Eastern asia

Aryans reached China relatively late:

The spread of the Copper revolution to China can so far only vaguely be traced from the Majiayao 3300 โ€“ c. 2000 BC to the Banshan to the Longshan culture 2900-2000 BC down the Yellow River, about 2000 years after copper and copper tools became mainstream in culture(s) adjacent to the Danube.


Majiayao/ๅŠๅฑฑ Bร nshฤn culture, see Erlitou, Xia and Shang dynasties.

Possible etymologic connections of ๅ:
ๅ swastika from from Sanskrit เคธเฅเคตเคธเฅเคคเคฟเค• (svastika) = well-being / luck
๐“ƒŸ Schwein โ‡” Glรผck
๐“…ฏ๐“…ฌSchwanโ‡” schwanen ahnen โ‡” sense ๐“…ฌ guess
๐“†‚๐“…ฟ๐“†€๐“ท Svantevit, four-headed god of war and divination in Slavic mythology
๐“†„ Swa Shu ๐“†… sWร€N ๅ
๐“ˆ‰ Shan ๅฑฑ Schanze chance < cadere (fall)
๐“Šก ๐“ข Wร€N ๅ Winde Wende โ‡” ็ฝ‘ wวŽng โ‡” ๅ‡ค Fรจng Phoenix ๐“…‚ Fang ๅ‡ก fรกn ๐“ŽŸ ็›˜ pรกn = all โ‡” Peter ๐“Šน
ๅ Wร€N wander wonder Wender Wunder dreh turn
๐“…ฌ Gunst โ‡” Glรผck โ‡” Kalika โ‡” ๐“ŽŸ @ ๐“Žก @ Samarra โ˜‘!?
๐“‹ด ๐“  ๐“ˆ– ๐“…ญ gamnsen(goose) โ‡” ๐“‹ด GammaDion ๅ โ‡” ๐“Šน๐“‡ณ โ‡” Summer
๐“†‚๐“…ฟ๐“†€๐“ท Svantevit โ‡” ๅ››้ข็ฅž Simianshen ๅ››ๅ็”ณๅ shฤ“n ๐“‹นๅ•
๐“†‚๐“…ฟ๐“†€๐“ท Wร€N ๅ Fantian ๆขตๅคฉ ไฝ› fรณ
๐“Šน๐“Šน๐“Šน๐“Šน center ๐“ถไธญ้‡ๅž‚่ปŠ

Boian culture :

Swan-stick @ russia

Swasti โ‡” Su๐“Šก, west๐“Šก, vostok๐“Šกost !

Schwanenflug Augurs => auspicious (g'lucky) !!

Kalika die vierarmige Glรผcksfee:

Wร€N ๅ PAN ๐“ŽŸ vแบกn all meaning "all" or "eternity" (lit. myriad) Kali โ‡” ๐“ŽŸ vs Nirvana

VS Wว”fฤng Shร ngdรฌ ไบ”ๆ–นไธŠๅธ Five Forms of the Highest Deity 4+1 = whole Wร€N => One

ๅฎŒ ็Žฉ ็Ž‹ ็ฝ‘ ็ฆ

๐“Šก๐“Šน 4 Fahnen โ‡” narba=4!? เคจเคฟเคฐเฅเคตเคพเคฃ nirvฤแน‡a โ‹ no wind
๐“…‚ vแบกn โ‡” Phoenix ๐“…‚ ๅ‡คๅ‡ค (see Samarra bowl and wiki)
Kali ๐“ŽŸ vs ๐“Šน Poly ๐“Šน๐“Šน๐“Šน๐“Šน fylfot viel/vier

Hassuna 5400 BC Famous shamanic Wheel of animals Circus as precursor to swastica:

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