URARTU. The mystery of the supreme god Haldi

Geographically located in northern Mesopotamia, the Kingdom of Urartu is still an unsolved mystery for historians. Nothing is assuredly decrypted - the language nor the origin of ethnicity, not even the name of the State. However, Urartu retains so many similarities with the first civilizations of Sumer and Akkad. As primary examples, the Pantheon of the gods, the rites and rituals, the architecture. So why is modern science confounded by this confluence...

[horatiohornblower]

God bless to all my Armenian people near and far. My heart beats with love and pride for everyone of you. Thank you for this channel.

[zakharel]

Thank you "Hayasa" for initiating this project.
This is very much needed and time-sensitive to provide evidence concerning the Armenian origin and history.
While many artifacts have been discovered in the past decade and were published in the scientific articles, not much information is available to the public.

[SarkisAlexander]

Love this, excellent job! So many others miss the points you’ve made in this video. Definite thumbs up and a sub

[nmh]

Խնդրում եմ, համարեք, թէ ադրբեջանը չկա, խոսք մի ուղղեք նրանց, արհամարեք: Չարժի հավասարվել նրանց: Հարկավոր է մտածել միայն աշխարհի համար տեսանելի դարձնել հային ու հայի պատմությունը փաստերով: Այդքանը բավարար է նրանց հաղթելու համար:

[raffis]

Briliant once again ! Please share this with so called scholars of acedemia coming out of England, America, Germeny and Italy. Those who will distort history for money

[haykthegreat]

🇦🇲My brother, you need to make more videos in English!👌🏻🇦🇲

[bobsmith]

According to Mardiros Kavukjian, "Urartu" is really "Ur-artas" or "Ur-astu" and connected with Astvats. As for this video's assertion--I think it's more likely that the "-di" in Haldi is connected to the proto-Armenian word for god "di" rather than "life"--unless di meant both "god" and "life". Also, Haldi can be translated as Hardi, which sounds a lot like Ardi--Ar-di=sun god. We know H was sometimes added in front of Ar names (like Harminuya=Armenia).

[universecreator]

Isn’t the God Haya otherwise known as the same God Enki of that of the Anunaki?

[chloek]

I have been and seen. Its amazing how u explaining the thing. Live God High. God lives High 🏔 ✨🧬

[islandbuoy]

people forget that long ago a distinction was made between VOWELS and CONSONANTS ... and the earliest bibles we know were composed of only CONSONANTS ... *thus two words like aRaRaT and uRaRTu match up perfectly* ...
.... thus maybe what happens is everybody fills in the spaces between the consonants and viola ... slightly different narratives that have the same source ... the letters RRT

[lamuska]

'Hajja' for us Maltese means 'Life

[ARMENIA_HAYASTAN]

HAYA HAYK KHALDI HALDI 🤲🤲🤲🤲🤲🤲🤲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🤲🤲🤲🤲🤲🤲🤲

[koryunohanyan]

Аратта

При этом в ассиро-вавилонских источниках XIII-IX вв. до н. э. можно наблюдать эволюцию названия Урарту, возникшего от названия Аратта: при помощи добавления топонимической частицы -ri, или суффикса -ro, затем перестановкой звука -r оно получило свою окончательную форму — Aratri (Uratri/u) > Ararti/u (Urartu).[31] Примечательно, что в переводе Библии Септуагинта в книге пророка Иеремии, царство Арарат упоминается как «царство Арате»

Urartu and Armenia

In the trilingual Behistun inscription, carved in 521 BC by the order of Darius the Great of Persia, the country referred to as Urartu in Assyrian is called Arminiya in Old Persian and Harminuia in Elamite. Armenia, Urartu, (Biblical) Ararat and Herminuia are therefore synonyms. Ancient people of the region did not distinguish Armenia from Urartu. Some modern scholars however proposed that Urartu fell to a Median invasion and was later replaced by Armenians. The evidence, however, for the so called “fall of Urartu” is absent. There are no records of invading Armenians.

Different peoples throughout different times used to refer to Armenia by different names.
The Sumerians in around 2, 800 BCE called Armenia – Aratta, while the Akkadians that succeeded them in the second half of Third Millennium BCE called Armenia – Armani or Armanum. The Hittites who rose in the Second Millennium BCE called Armenia – Hayasa, while the Assyrians who arose in the second half of Second Millennium BCE called Armenia – Uruatri or Urartu (Ararat of the Bible).
With their disappearance from the historical arena, the different names that they used to refer to Armenia and the Armenian people disappeared with them. However, Armenia and the Armenian people, always found the strength for renewal throughout the long millennia of their epic history and continued to fight on for both preservation and progress.

David Rohl Legend: The Genesis of Civilisation, Century Publishing, 1998 ISBN 0-7126-8017-9

[kurdos]

Urartu was a kurdish kingdom in kurdistan region in (bradost - sidakan) have a castle 🏰 of urartu’s ❤️🔆💛✌🏻

[bobsibert]

Duh, yeah Urartu became Armenia "Ararat"

[lgmoses]

Кавказцы успокойтесь, каждый имеет свою нишу на этой дряблой земле.

[betuloztop]

the region you are talking about is not the west of Armenia. this region is the city of Van in eastern Turkey. Urartian civilization founded next to Lake Van

[lgmoses]

ARARTU, ARARAT the ansient ARMENIA_someone did mistakes reading urartu.

[boriskiria]

Urartu in mingrelian language | Ura Rtu-Rdu | means unbowed, disobeyed.

[ruslanvolk]

Урартский язык предок чеченского об этом говорил Йозеф Краст например !