TarkhTaria is the Land of Tarkh and Tara

According to the Slavic-Aryan Vedas, in a far-off time, four human families arrived on Earth from the constellation of Ursa Minor, the constellation of Orion, the constellation of Ursa Major, and the constellation of Leo, and settled the northern continent called Daaria. After the global catastrophe, which led to the gradual immersion of Daaria under the waters of the world ocean, the human race was forced to move to the territory of modern Siberia.

In the new lands, people were patronized by the children of the god Perun: Tarkh and Tara. Tarkh looked after the territory from the KhAriyskoe Sea (Lake Baikal) to the Great Ocean (Pacific Ocean), and Tara looked after the territory from the Riphean Mountains (Ural Mountains) to the KhAriyskoe Sea (Lake Baikal). Collectively, these lands were referred to by people as the land of Tarkh-Tara or TarkhTaria. Over time, due to the peculiarities of the pronunciation, the syllable "kh" was no longer used and the name began to sound like Tartary.

The Russian language has retained the phrase "to go tartarary" which today means a desire to go somewhere far away, to disappear altogether. And the meaning that our distant ancestors put into this phrase is this: to quickly move from Earth to the homeland of Tarkh and Tara (the constellation of Ursa Minor), using the interworld gate.

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