Is the legendary Irish milian a Spanish Galician?

The legend of Irish Mirian is one of the strangest stories about the origin of these islanders.

Where did they come from? Could the early ancestors of modern Irish people have Spanish ancestry? The legend of the Miller people began in the Holy Land, when the Tower of Babel still existed.

Their stories have been described in many books since the early Middle Ages.

But the most problematic question about this group is related to the original name of Miriam, which comes from the name of Millie Espin (a soldier in Hispania), an ancestor in Irish mythology.

His name was latinized as Milesius, which is the name of Milesius. The story of this Milian tribe can be found in medieval Irish Christian texts? Found it in Rennes.

Some researchers think this article has something to do with the true beliefs of the Celts, but others think it is a fictional story of Christian monks.

In Ireland, they are called "Gaither Milid Espain".

It is said that the first Miriam was led by a mysterious man, whose roots can reveal the true origin of the Irish.

In addition to the above words, this man also appeared in the semi-historical book History of the British, which was probably written by a Welsh monk named Ninius in the 9th century.

He described a story in which one man's father was Bill, Brown's son.

This man's grandfather is now called "the warrior of Hispania". According to legend, he discovered a city called Bricantin (now La Coruna) in Galicia.

Irish legends explain that Mill Espin brought the people of his motherland to Ireland.

The people who arrived there with him later became the father of Irish Gaels, the statue of Bruggen in La Coruna.

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0 gl/CC), the story of Millisius is also related to Egypt.

Legend has it that he served in Egypt and Sisi Adam.

It is said that he traveled around Europe and became a famous soldier in many parts of the world. And according to some data, he may be the legendary Scottish husband, which makes this story even more incredible.

I wonder if he really arrived in Ireland. This is a description of the Scots on board in the14th century (public domain), and this part of the story has caused more problems.

According to some information, Millisius died in Iberia, Scotland, and their eight sons went to Ireland.

Another story says that when an uncle of Millisius, Isi, was killed by Danan the Great, the invaders decided to take his body back to Iberia.

Shortly after the funeral, Millisius died, too, so his wife and son went to Ireland without him.

Due to the terrible storm caused by Tuasha Daedanan's magic, it is said that many brave soldiers' sons have died, but others may have become Irish fathers.

Finally, Millisius was called the leader of Irish ancestors, and his rule created an impressive culture.

According to Thomas OverLahti, a scholar in16th century, the invasion of Militius took place around 1000 BC.

He wrote that this was during the reign of Solomon, but this explanation seems to be based more on imagination related to biblical stories than on facts.

However, as we all know, Celts have penetrated into the land along the Rhine, including the Pyrenees, Iberian Peninsula, England, Scotland, Ireland and many other regions.

This happened a long time ago, and books about their history were created.

However, in the16th century, the understanding of time and ancient chronology was different from today's, so the suggestion of making Lahti public cannot be completely ignored.

The mausoleum of the militia representative is located near Bosphorus Clark Edward Daniel 18 10 in west merian. Besides, according to A.M.Sullivan, many researchers have tried to find out whether this is true, but after so many centuries, even DNA tests have not brought clear results.

Over the years, there have been so many immigrants that previous attempts to find the roots of tribes or countries with DNA have not brought the expected results.

For example, in a case of searching for the roots of ancient Egyptians, DNA tests show that there are more descendants of British pharaohs than those of modern Egyptian pharaohs.

The arrival of the son of Milid-the arrival of milian (19 10).

It is generally believed that the legendary Mirian and Gaelic belong to the same tribe.

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However, many scholars still believe that this legend was created by monks in the early Middle Ages, which is somewhat doubtful.

It is hard to believe that Christian monks are trying to convert people to new beliefs, hoping to support the old cult forces while promoting a story.

Today, symbols and other aspects of culture are related to Celtic, and they are still very popular themes in some parts of Ireland and Spain-including Galicia.

She worked in Gookins from February 20 15 to April 20 17.