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Ratu Zarathustra ? (Zoroaster The Magi)
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| Lineage | Madyan |
| Sex | Male |
| Full name (at birth) | Zarathustra (Zoroaster) ? |
| Other last names | The Magi |
| Parents | |
Events
child birth: ♀ Pouru Chishti (Seshat) (Pu'abi Ninshakti) [Spitamid]
fact 1: Flourished (Assyrian Dating)
-8140 fact 1: Airyanem Vaējah (Ērān Wēj), Flourished (Adjusted Data according to the Common Calendar)
-6486 fact 1: Flourished (According to Xanthus the Lydian)
Notes
This Zoroaster not to be confused with Sputamenes Bactria (Bactria, b. -365 d. -325)
Zoroaster was a contemporary of Semiramis (?, b. between -8140 and -6000)
The family of Sargon the Magnificent and Terach of Arzawa were Zoroastrians
Therefore Zoroaster (Zarathustra) the Magi must have lived before the great flood.
From the time of Zoroaster to the fall of Troy 15,000 years had passed. The treaty of Willusa which signaled the end of the Trojan war was signed in 1280 BCE.
This Zoroaster was the author of the now lost Zaniana Akarana "Time Without Bounds" Which now exists only as quotes variously interpreted within a variety of derivative works. An analysis of his writings indicate that Zoroaster was probably the earliest known reference to the theory of the "Big Bang" or Ormusd's Egg. He instituted the school of the Magi whose priests (with names Ostanes, Astrampsychos , Gobryas and Pazatas) persisted nearly unbroken until the Greek annexation of Persia by Alexander the Great. The records of the succession were lost in the 391 destruction of the Serapeum in Alexandria, Egypt.
Sources
- ↑ Diogenes Laertius. Lives and Opinions of Eminent Philosophers - Quoting the scroll of Hermadorus once stored in the Library of Sarapeum in Alexandria but subsequently lost during the destruction of 391.
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