The Dragon of Wawel Hill - ROBERT SEPEHR

Robert Sepehr is an anthropologist and author

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[jphilology]

Beautiful and informative! You are very special Robert as you roll a wave of truth round the world!!

[an_undestroyer]

God, honor and motherland! As Poland celebrates independence day today. Thank you for this video !

[megfinn]

I'm really glad that you have made this cool video about the Cracow Dragon :) I am a Pol and that dragon is known by every polish person very well. I think the video is really good and I don't want to be the smart one here, but I can't resist, simply can't, to say few words about the name of the city. There are few probable genesis of the name of Cracow. One say that that the name comes from bushes that use to grow on the hill, second from the crows that use to live on the hill for a long time, third one comes from Krak - the prince, but prince and the dragon were there when Cracow was already a Cracow, so the bushes and the birds are more probable. The last one and the most probable in my eyes is the one that comes from Proto-Slavic. You need to dive into history of our language and understand how it was changing, long story short - preposition, ,K" with noun, ,RAKÓW" gives you Kraków - in Proto-Slavic - on the cemetery. However, Kraków was not an ordinary cemetery, but probably the main burial place and center of pagan worship, and the term Krakus was not a nickname, but the title of the chief priest of the Vistulan tribe. That's what I've learned about the Cracow's names genesis and I thought I could share it because it is interesting, just like all history ! And thanks for another awesome video :)

[nukethenarrative]

Very interesting. I'm absolutely amazed at your steady output, Robert.

[generalleigh]

“Leave a young girl at the mouth of the abyss...” Epstein

[justpassingthrough]

Uh-oh Robert flexing the earrings on us. Okay, aight. Seriously though thanks for the daily uploads. I appreciate the entire experience from the knowledge, to the music and editing. Well done sir. .

[mitchellbast]

Thank you again Robert.
You have opened up the universe and all the worlds in it, for me.

[AmB]

Man. We sure have some strange stories of old.

[HyenaKiller]

This story sounds similar to the plot of this early 80s movie called Dragonslayer, I wonder if that's where the writers got the idea from. It was actually a pretty decent film.

[theNfl_Esq]

Robert you are my favorite anthropologist! Keep them coming 🙏🏻✨💯❕

[uhlan]

Krakow is a lovely city with a special place in my heart, thank you for covering this material.

[Avitaser]

Always fascinated by your choice of topics and grateful for the enlightenment and entertainment. You're a natural at this. Peace to you, Robert.

[sentinel]

Puff the Magic Dragon 🐉 and little Jackie Draper.. Look in to The Draper Family. In the Renaissance, after the black death, got very rich at the Champagne Fairs selling wool and cloth silk from the east

[multidimensionalexploratio]

This reminds me of the movie "Dragon Slayer" one of my all time favorites! Thanks for the fun and interesting post.

[queenbeedat]

Love this story and I LOVE your voice. It's so soothing. You should publish an audio book. 😊

[TheJollyReiver]

Visited Wawel Castle and the dragon statue today. Beautiful place and great tale. Reminds me a bit of the Lambton Worm tale from my neck of the woods.

[maggiedoja]

Puff the magic dragon takes me back to my childhood home, the huge field behind actually that fueled my imagination and aided my survival-always in gratitude

[juliesunshine]

Excellent video as always! Many thanks.
Please go on Higherside Chats, Robert. You’ll be glad you did. I adore your work. Thank you.

[barking.dog.productions]

God Bless you, Brother. You are a true scholar, and purveyor of truth... a detective of ancient mysteries.

[bernadettedavid]

I really enjoy binging your videos! Amazing job 💜