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	Airyanem Vaejah - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Airyanem Vaejah is reckoned to have been located somewhere between the Caucasus and south Asia.
		In the first chapter of the Vedidad is a listing of sixteen countries, and Airyanem Vaejah seems to lie to the north of all of these.
		In the book "Arctic home of the Aryans", B.G. Tilak combines indications from the Rigveda and the Avesta to conclude that "Airyanem Vaejah," the homeland of the Aryans, lies within or very proximate to the Arctic circle.
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	Indo-Iranian Mythology, Eastern Asia Minor and the Caucasus, Armenian Mythology
		Airyanem Vaejah, whose location is disputed, contained the first mountain created on earth, Hara Berezaiti or High Hara.
		In the late 19th and early 20th centuries, a number of scholars suggested that Airyanem Vaejah should be sought in the Caucasus or adjacent areas.
		Scholars who place Airyanem Vaejah and the locale of the early Indo-Iranian myths in eastern Iran suggest that the myths received a Middle Eastern coloration at a later period in western Iran, Azerbaijan, and Media where they were written down and commented on (109).
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		The Vedas, which do not mention Airyanem Vaejah directly, nonetheless are familiar with this premier mountain.
		Jackson suggested that Azerbaijan was the most likely site for Airyanem Vaejah, and that the later Zoroaster also hailed from this land of mountains, rivers, and prized pasturage.
		Scholars who place Airyanem Vaejah and the locale of the early Indo-Iranian myths in eastern Iran suggest that the myths received a Middle Eastern coloration at a later period in western Iran, Azerbaijan, and Media where they were written down and commented on.
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	Aryan
		The term has become a term of art in the Zoroastrian, Buddhist, and Jain, and Hindu religions.
		When the ancient Persians lived in the Inner Asian Steppes and moved south into today's Iran (the name itself derives from arya), they named the place Airyanem Vaejah, or The Iranian Expanse, and today the word survives as Iran.
		The aryan tribes which moved into the indian subcontinent too, initially called the land they migrated and settled into as Aaryaa vartha or aryan expanse / aryan land.
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	Greater Iran - WikIran (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Some experts even argue that Tajiks are culturally closer to the Persian original root, as the Iranians to the west have mingled and mixed with the Arabs over the years.
		Merv is also where the half-Persian caliph al-Mamun moved his capital to, inorder to move the center of the caliphate away from Arab speaking lands.
		The city of Ashgabat is yet another Persian word meaning "city of love", and like Iran, Afghanistan, and Uzbekistan, it was once part of Airyanem Vaejah.
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	Recherche.fr Encyclopédie : Airyanem Vaejah (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
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		L'Airyanem Vaejah était situé entre le Caucase et l'Asie du sud.
		Zoroastre dans l'Avesta décrit qu'il vécut dans Airyanem Vaejah et l'Eranvej (L'expansion iranienne).
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	Inner earth mysteries (4)
		The Avestan term 'Airyanem Vaejah' (Pahlavi: Eran-Vej) designates the cradleland of the Aryan-Iranians, located not in any of the earth's seven climates, but at the centre of the central zone, the eighth climate [22].
		It was there that Yima, the 'first man', received the command to construct a vara, or enclosure, where the most highly developed humans, animals, and plants would be gathered in order to save them from the deadly winter unleashed by the demonic powers so that they might one day refurbish a transfigured world.
		Airyanem Vaejah, the 'primeval land of bliss', appears to be identical to Shveta-Dvipa, Mount Meru, the Sacred Imperishable Land, and Shambhala (in its several meanings) [24].
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	Zoroaster (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Textual evidence conflicts in regard to the birthplace of Zoroaster.
		While Yasnas 9 and 17 cite the Ditya River in Airyanem Va?jah (Pahlavi ?r?n W?j), or "Homeland of the Aryans," as his home and the scene of his first appearance, the B?ndahi?n, or "Creation," (20, 32 and 24, 15) places his birth and his father?s home near the Dhraja River.
		This same text identifies ?r?n W?j with the district of Aran on the river Aras (Araxes), close by the north-western frontier of the Medes.
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	Arya, Aryan, meaning and significance
		"Iranian" as used above refers to all the speakers of Iranian languages, not yet sharply differentiated from each other at the time of the composition of the Zoroastrian Yashts texts where Zarathustra is described to have lived in Airyanem Vaejah "Expansion of Aryans".
		Airya was distinguished from anairya, non-Iranian, and is clearly to be understood as the name of a self-identified nation or ethnic or linguistic group.
		Land of Aryans) which is a modern-Persian of the word "Aryana" (lit.
	www.hinduwebsite.com /hinduism/concepts/arya.asp (1456 words)

	Aryan Summary
		The Middle Persian form of Aryāna- in Avestan appears as Airyanem* Vaejah "Aryan Expanse", in Middle Persian as Ērān, and in Modern Persian as Īrān.
		In 1967, Iran's Pahlavi dynasty added the title Āryāmehr "Light of the Aryans" to those of the monarch, known at the time as the Shahanshah (King of Kings).
		Afghanistan's national airline is Ariana Airlines in reference to Airyanem Vaejah, the land of the original Iranian peoples.
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	cars - Aryan
		The most likely candidate for an archaeological identification of this culture is the Bronze Age Bactria-Margiana Archaeological Complex (BMAC) in what is now northern Afghanistan and Turkmenistan.
		The Aryan tribes in the Indian subcontinent called their land Aaryaa varta or "Aryan land", while ancient Persians named their realm Airyanem Vaejah, or "Aryan land", and today the word survives as Iran.
		It has been suggested since the mid 19th century that certain Aryan tribes migrated into India, around 1800 BC-1500 BC, possibly waging war against the declining Indus Valley Civilization.
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	History Forum > Where did the Aryans (Indo-Aryans) come from?
		One of the hints as to the location of Airyana Vaejah was that it was "by the Vanguhi Daitya".
		By pure deduction, Airyana Vaejah must have been adjacent to one or more of the next five and the Oxus.
		Another compelling piece of evidence is that according to the Avesta, the Vanguhi Daitya originated in the sea called the Vourukasha.
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	In Search of Shambhala by Mary Sutherland copyright 2003 , Shambahla, Hollow Earth, Alien Descriptions, El Dorado, ...
		This was reported to be located in the North, separated from our world by a high mountain of Ice.
		The Avestan term 'Airyanem Vaejah' designates the cradle land of the Aryan-Iranians.
		It supposed to be located not in any of the earth's seven climates, but at the center of the central zone, the eighth climate.
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	Curiouser and curiouser
		Let us go back to...say...the 6th century B.C. Odin, legendary father of the Norsemen, Vandals, Goths, Alans, Saxons and countless other Germanic tribes, was a great king of the ancient Aryans of Airyanem Vaejah, in Persia.
		Ultimately, we mean to discover the exact whereabouts of Airyanem Vaejah, the cradle of the Aryan People.
		Your grandfather's studies in the properties of blood and the implications of racial superiority I find most intriguing, Fraulein.
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	Achaemenid biography @ Tartareandesire.com
		In the Winter of 2001, Warharan, Fyre and Antagonizer recorded the single "Airyanem Vaejah" for a Heidens Hart compilation.
		Since the compilation was later cancelled, "Airyanem Vaejah" became an unlisted bonus track on the demo.
		In 2005, Arjan from The Dutch Pagan Black Metal band, Cultus, has joined to do vocals on the upcoming 7in, "Taking Back What Was Mine".
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	The Hindu : A Zoroastrian Tapestry
		The Zoroastrians are the followers of the Iranian Prophet Spitaman Zarathustra, who lived in the Iranian homeland of Airyanem Vaejah c.1200 BCE.
		In the Tenth Century CE, a small group of Zoroastrians originally from the province of Khorasan landed onthe western coast of India and were given sanctuary by the Hindu king Jadi Rana.
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	Airyanem Vaejah: Forming White Nation in EEurope - Vanguard News Network Forum
		Indo-Aryan homeland....the Zoroastrians - true Aryans - still have an expression for this, in their mythology: Airyanem Vaejah: Aryan expanse.
		Membership in the EU opens the door onto foreign investment; previously, for example, an American couldn't buy land in Romania.
		If a person never sees the place that's ultimately chosen yet he chooses to contribute, it would be with the understanding he's out of luck if he doesn't like it when he gets there.
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	Zarathushtrians and Hinduism
		Iranian refers to all the speakers of the Iranian languages, at the time not yet differentiated from each other at the time of the composition of the Zoroastrian Yashts texts, where Zarathustra is described to have lived in Airyanem Vaejah meaning "Expansion of Aryans".
		The river Dhraja lay in Airan Vej (Bundahish 20, 32 and 24, 15), on its bank was the dwelling of his father, and that there Zoroaster was born.
		Airan Vej was situated in the direction of Atropatene (Bundahish 2, 12) [see map], and consequently Airyanem Vaejah or Iran-Veg is identified with the district of Arran on the river Aras (Araxes), close by the northwestern frontier of Media (border of Azerbaijan and Armenia today).
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	Science Fair Projects - Airyanem Vaejah
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		The Airyanem Vaejah (Aryan Expanse) was the legendary home of the Aryan (Indo-Iranian) people, as described in writings in the Avestas and the Rig Veda.
		Its location is debated, but many scholars place it eastern Asia Minor or the Caucasus.
	www.all-science-fair-projects.com /science_fair_projects_encyclopedia/Airyanem_Vaejah (206 words)

	ACHAEMENID \| Rockdetector
		Subsequently Fyre would be drawn into the fold to handle drums.
		A new track, 'Airyanem Vaejah', was laid down for expected inclusion on a compilation album set for release by the Heidens Hart label but this would be cancelled.
		A split release with Macedonian band BALTAK was projected for later the same year.
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	Aryan Race ? - History Forum
		Kanishka, the Kushan king referred to the Bactrian language as Aryan.
		The Zend Avesta refers to Aryans as distinct from nomadic tribes and refers to an original home of the Aryans known as Airyanem Vaejah.
		The Greeks knew of the whole of Iran as Ariana.
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	Zoroaster Encyclopedia Article @ KeepItSpecial.com (Keep It Special) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Harry Thurston Peck's entry on Zoroaster, in the Harpers Dictionary of Classical Antiquities (1898)
		Zoroaster (retroflex Ζωροάστρης, Zōroastrēs) or Zarathustra (Afghanistan: Zaraθuštra), also referred to as Zartosht (1 Nameزرتشت), was an ancient Ahura Mazdā prophet and the founder of edit, a religion that was the Enlightenment of the Airyanem Vaējah of Fire Temples; it is predominantly practiced today by the Dēnkard community of edit.
		Zoroaster is generally accepted as an authentic historical figure, but the period in which he lived remains unclear.
	www.keepitspecial.com /encyclopedia/Zoroaster (3143 words)

	Aryan race - Wiki (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		The term is also continued in Old Persian inscriptions and other Persian sources from c.
		"Land of the Aryans") itself being derived from it (See Airyanem Vaejah).
		India is also referred to as Aryavarta, which means "Abode of the Aryans".
	www.lumrix.com /help/index.php/Aryan_race (2200 words)

	News \| TimesDaily.com \| TimesDaily \| Florence, AL
		The old Proto-Indo-Iranian term Arya, meaning "noble", is believed to have been one of a series of self-referential terms used by the Aryans, at least in the areas populated by Aryans who migrated south from Central Asia and/or southern Russia.
		Their ancient homeland was referred to as Airyanem Vaejah and varied in its geographic range, sometimes referring to Fars (according to Eratosthenes), the area around Herat (Pliny's view) and even the entire expanse of the Iranian plateau (Strabo's designation).
		From a linguistic standpoint, the term Iranian peoples is similar in its usage to the term Germanic peoples, which includes various peoples who happen to speak Germanic languages such as German, English and Dutch, Norwegian, or the term Slavic peoples, which includes various speakers of Slavic languages including Russians, Bosniaks and Serbs.
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		Image:Hondius 1610.JPG1610 Map by Dutch map maker Jodocus Hondius showing Bactria and Georgia among the territories.
		Afghans take pride in being close descendants of the Aryans, or to be more precise: Ariana - the Greek pronunciation of the ancient Avestan Airyanem Vaejah or the Sanskrit "Aryavarta", Land of the Aryans.
		The city of Eshgh Abad is yet another Persian word meaning "city of love", and like Iran, Afghanistan, and Uzbekistan, it was once part of Airyanem Vaejah.
	www.goupstate.com /apps/pbcs.dll/section?category=NEWS&template=wiki&text=Greater_Iran (2429 words)

	Comments on Zoroastrianism from a Unitarian Christian Perspective (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Conservative Zoroastrians assign a date of 6000 BCE to the founding of the religion; other followers estimate 600 BCE.
		Some others claim between 1000-1500 B.C.E. To quote, "Zoroastar mentions in Avesta that he lives (there is no mention of where he was born) in Airyanem Vaejah and Eranvej the home of 'Aryan' tribes and the 'Iranian expansion' (Home of Iranians/Aryans)."
		It certainly became corrupted after Zoroaster's death and like Buddhism shared origins with the broad world of Hinduism.
	www.sullivan-county.com /z/zor8.htm (5817 words)

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