Az Elolvasható világfa konferencia tervezett előadásai
The Ethnographia has published the most important sentence of the discussion on the World tree that occurred following the paper of Éva Póocs in 2023-24 written by Ádám Bollók. From this one can feel that he has shown: the academic science is unable for the moment to give a scientific and definite answer on the question of the origin of the representation of the Hungarian World tree, despite the fact that in the Hungarian armorial bearings following the former Hun and Avar precedence is represented The country of One "The country of God" that can be read as World tree since one thousend years (the double cross staying on three hills). At the same time he has foreseen the object of our conference: "naturally there is always the possibility, that...a new methodology idea that did not come into the mind of anybody up to now could help to see precisely in that question" (2024/1/125). We may add: this idea is the reading of the World tree as a hieroglyph sentence sign built from Hungarian sentence signs. The Readable World tree conference put the emphasis on an up to now unknown group of sources, written by Hungarian sentence signs, readable in Hungarian, stemming from the last six thousends of years of language-documents. This new group of sources gives not only a definite answer on the question of Éva Pócs, but gives details that cannot be found elsewhere, from the old history and old religion; and from the origin of writing.
On the Readable World tree conference the authors could give their opinion on the readable world trees already known or could show new readable world trees found by them. The purpose of the conference is to make more accessible to the scientifics and to the public the readable world tree. However it was clear from the very first moment that the readable world tree is an old and widespread ethnographical phenomenon that cannot be ignored without explalation. I.e. we have to try to give a scientific explanation also on the phenomenon that what is the explanation of the unified use of signs covering Eurasia and Amerika before thousends of years. Which people, which historical event spread these representations that are written in Hungarian signs and readable in Hungarian, what could it be the explanation or the description? Following our hope, there will be a well founded linguistic, archeologic, of writing story, popular music, historiographic and genetic answer on this phenomenon, but at least we could better formulate the question.
A Hun fibula found at Sarata Monteoru in Romania, its reading "Brill, brill, brill God great Sir", on the left from up to down, sir, ten, ancient word signs, on the right the corresponding Sicule "n", "s", "ten" and ancient runes signs, the classical world tree representing a tulip is shown in the convention of "holding the sky"
- Asko Parpola:
- Bakay Kornél: (Archeologic horizon and the readable world tree) Hol jött létre a szkíta-szarmata állatábrázoló művészet?
- Genevieve von Petzinger:
- Harald Haarmann:
- Halasy Nagy Endre: (A readable cross from the Paulus order) Egy elolvasható pálos kereszt
- Joó Katalin: (Tulip and the readable world tree) A tulipán és az elolvasható világfa
- Juhász Zoltán: (The mapping of the relations of folkmusical cultures with autonomous algorithms, including archeological data)
- Kiss Mao-tun István: (The readable world trees of Maja jade faces. Connexions and parallelisms between the Maja and Hungarian world tree) Maja jade arcok elolvasható világfái Összefüggések és párhuzamok a maja és magyar világfa kép között
- Medgyesy Gábor: (The representation of God on the present alliances with Hungarian hieroglyphs) Az Isten megjelenítése mai jeggyűrűkön magyar hieroglifákkal
- Póczik Szilveszter: (Science, power and academic canon - contributions to the power agronomy following the examples of written documents of the linguistic and written old Hungarian documents) Tudomány, hatalom és akadémiai kánon - adalékok a tudományos kutatás hatalomgazdaságtanához a korai magyar történelem nyelvészeti és írásos emlékei példáján
- Saak Tarontsi: (The Hurri world tree as a historical-original source to the valuable symbol of the wholy tree of Urartu) A hurri világfa
- Varga Géza: (The world tree discussion in 2023-24) A 2023-24-ben lezajlott világfa vita
Literature
- Saak Tarontsi (2024):
(The Hurri world tree as a historical-original source to the valuable symbol of the wholy tree of Urartu) A hurri világfa
- Manfred Brundschuh (2022): (Details Simo Parpola: The Assirian world tree: Tracing the origin of the Jewish monotheism and the Greek phylosophy)
- Pócs Éva (2023): (The world tree of the home-coming Hungarians in the light of researcher's illusions, reconstruction, construction, deconstruction)
- Bollók Ádàm (2024): (Comments on the study of Pócs Éva)
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