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Palaiologos royal family of Byzantion ,whose name ,otherwise interpeted in Greek as Antique Word
- or else Primordial Cause ,that sounds in Hungarian approximately Törzs-Ok- ,
may orgiinally have read Pa(h)lawi-Wolog ,may descend from or be in some other way related to
rulers of Parthyaia ,called also Pahlav ,with the name Vologaeses ,which may derive from Wolog(a)-Aes ,
and may refer to kings who ruled in the territory between the rivers Vol'ga and Ob ,called in the local
Yugrian language Aes .
It is believed ,too ,that the name of the Volga is in correlaltion with Vogul ethnonym in Yugra ,
and indeed ,the first may come from Wa-Ul-(O)ga and the other from Wa-Oga-Ul .
So Vologaes could also mean Ob-Manyshi .
The first ruler of Parthyia of this name ,son of Bonón ,lived later than the first recorded Palaiologos ,
according to sources ,who might have been Ioannés ruling until about 42 AD ,the 1391 of the now
abandoned old Central European aera of begin in 1349 BC .
Those of such name in the "1200s" should be placed later as their acitivities are described by the
Northern aera of start in 1065 BC .
Rulers of Parthyaia were descended from Arshak ,believed to be a descendant of Alexander of
Makedonia ,and from his successors ,Artaban,Mithridat,Sinatruk and others .
Sinatruk son of Mithridat,the Sun's Son ,was known in Perú in the Holy Land of America as Sintche Roca ,
son of Manco Capac ,in Chimú as Guacricaur ,son of Taycanamu Chimor Capac ,and in Michoacán as
Sicuirancha ,son of Ticatamen .
They ruled until about 70 and 94 BC respectively ,which are equal with 1317 and 1293 of the currently globally
used old Spanish aera of begin in 1387 BC .
Manco might have been the chief of Maur-Tsigan peoples ,called also Kale and Manush ,whence his epithet
Chimor ,that is Tsi(g)-Maur may come ,and wherefore he was called Kaleva in Suomala ,Kalvis in Prus ,
and Kale-'Aba ,the father of the Manush ,in Arabia .
His clan was called Chima Panaca ,which may also refer to the Chi-Ma(n) peoples ,and from which chiefs
of the Tsi(g)mane or Chimane in Bolivia as well as those of the Manchi in Yugra may deduce their origins .
Among the latter Manco appears to have been called Suoma .
Scandinavian chronicles in turm appear to call him Kaupman ,and also Farmand ,which may derive
from Fa-(N)are-Ma(gh)an-De and may refer to his father called by the Mand'-Inka in Mali Nare Fa Maghan ,
who deceased in Mari Dyatta' early childhood ,and who appears to have been called Norihito ( Nori-Fito )
in Japan ,Tahonga ( Tafomga ) in the Easter Island ,Fomagata in Columbia ,as well as Nuh GaCfar irn Ternate ,
and who may be identical with Niképhor ,originally named also Mithrtidat, enrolled in the Syrian dynasty of
Antiochs with the epithet Epiphan ,referrring to him as to the chief or ancestor of the Fanau Eeepe nolbitiy in
the Pascuas ,called Orejón in Perú by Spaniards .
Artaban ,the Tabon Wana of Mali ,might thus have been his step-father only .
Fanariota nobility of Constantinople, among them the Palaiologos ,may descend from and be named after
Fa Nare .
Radu Paisie ,father of Patrascu ,king of Bessarabia or Hungro-Vlachia ,was also believed to descend
from the Palaiologos family .
His Greek name ,Pai-Sie ,may hint to the Sie-co-Pai tribe in the Holy Land ,among the so called Encabellado ,
who are also called Ancotero .
Tucanoan peoples mainly at Rio Negro region may descend from Manco's Orejón clan ,that might have been
called Tugue by Quito peoples ,in whose language this word means also an ear ,and which could have
been interpreted as Tuk-Gua'e ,that is Tukan-Guahe ,so the Siekopai and their relatives are in this
sense also of Fanariote origin .
Ancoter ethnonym in turn may derive from Anko(d)-Ter ,the Armenian equivalent of Lord Ankos ,
whose name may come from the Chango word ANKA meaning stock ,the same as TÖRZS in Hungarian ,
and it may denote the ancestors and relatives of Ankos alias Törzsök family in Transsylvania .
The latter are descended from the famous and noble Theodor ,who died in the battle of Kosovopolje in 1448 .
Flavius / Phlabios may also be a variation of Pa(h)lawi ,and Wolog that of Rhóman among Slavs ,
so Palaiologos could also be rendered as Rum-Phlabi ,which in turn could be interpreted as Rumpfl-Habi(g)
in Saxon that may mean the same as Ankos and Törzsök .
So Paisie ,the Siecopai ,of assumed Palaiologos descent ,might have been a member of Ancoter tribe ,
that is of the Ankos alias Törzsök family ,the successors of the Rum-Phlabi or Palaiologos .
The relation of the name Paisie to Ankos is the same as that of Siecopai to Ancoter .
The name of Patrascu ,Radu's son ,may with regard to these derive from Paa(l)-Törsöku ,or something like this .
Another branch of Noble Törzsöks was adressed ,from 1624 on,of the current aera ,from
Nagyszőlős / Vinogrady in Zakarpatie ,in the persons of brothers Stephanos and Michael .
Patrascu's son was also Mihai ,king of Romania until 1601 of the now abandoned old Central European
aera of begin in 1349 BC ,which the present one would make 1639 ,called Viteazul ,that could be translated
as Der-Vikingas into German ,which is in turn the anagramma of Vinegradski ,that is "from Nagyszőlős" in Slavic .
So the Palaiologos ( Pahlawi-Wolog ) alias Rumpfl-Habig family may closest be related to the Ancoter
and Siecopai tribes in the Holy Land of America ,and as such are of Fanariote origin ,descended ,that is ,
from Antioch Epiphan ,king of Syria and conquerer of Iudaia in the Holy Land of America ,and are the forebearers
of Ankos and Törzsök families among Rumanians and Transsylvanian Ugrians ,called locally Ungur ,
all from the Roman branch of Parthyaian nobility that might have had ruled in Yugra at the Ob ,and at Volga river ,too .
See Ankos,Törzsök,Törsök,Tronco,Trunk,Fanariotis,Kaufmann,Capman,Kurtag,Norfolk,Norwich,Ica,Icke,Pacheco,
Petrescu,Paléologue,Falb,Palócz,Nikiforov,Melinka,Barkan,Chaco,Ancos,Kaleva,Suomalainen,Torma,Ramano,
Mostny,Riale,Somalia,Klaber,Kale,Bergmann,Fuerst,Szapolyay,Mucsányi,Paz,Malinbka,Orejón ,Aschkanaze,
Süsser,Soissons ,Schoen,Tobago,Tupler ,Hutter,Hutterer,Rumpfl and others !
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