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چندی پیش یکی از دوستان اشاره کرد به اینکه ایرلندی ها یه گروه از ایران بوده اند که به ایرلند رفته اند
من در آغاز گمان کردم جک میگوید. ولی پس از چندی یادم آمد که ایرلندی ها همان مردم با موی سیه
و پوست تیره تر از انگلیسی هستند نه مردم با موی سرخ(اسکاتلندی ها)

پس از پژوهیدن این نوشتار را یافتم.
شما بخوانید ببینید آیا این دانشمند ایرلندی با اشاره به خاشاب و پارس و جاییکه ایرلندیها از آن
آمده اند دارد میگوید که آن ها ریشه ایرانی دارند یا نه.
سپاس

لینک نوشتار:
Ancient Legends, Mystic Charms, and Superstitions of Ireland

نوشتار:

By Lady Francesca Wilde

INTRODUCTION

The ancient legends of all nations of the world, on which from age to age the generations of man have been nurtured, bear so striking a resemblance to each other that we are led to believe there was once a period when the whole human family was of one creed and one language. But with increasing numbers came the necessity of dispersion; and that ceaseless migration was commenced of the tribes of the earth from the Eastern cradle of their race which has now continued for thousands of years with undiminished activity.
From the beautiful Eden-land at the head of the [HIGLIGHT]Persian Gulf[/HIGLIGHT], where creeds and culture rose to life, the first migrations emanated, and were naturally directed along the line of the great rivers, by the Euphrates and the Tigris and southward by the Nile; and there the first mighty cities of the world were built, and the first mighty kingdoms of the East began to send out colonies to take possession of the unknown silent world around them. From [HIGLIGHT]Persia[/HIGLIGHT], Assyria, and Egypt, to Greece and the Isles of the Sea, went forth the wandering tribes, carrying with them, as signs of their origin, broken fragments of the primal creed, and broken idioms of the primal tongue—those early pages in the history of the human race, eternal and indestructible, which hundreds of centuries have not been able to obliterate from the mind of man.

But as the early tribes diverged from the central parent stock, the creed and the language began to assume new forms, according as new habits of life and modes of thought were developed amongst the wandering people, by the influence of climate and the contemplation of new and striking natural phenomena in the lands where they found a resting-place or a home. Still, amongst all nations a basis remained of the primal creed and language, easily to be traced through all the mutations caused by circumstances in human thought, either by higher culture or by the debasement to which both language and symbols are subjected amongst rude and illiterate tribes.
To reconstruct the primal creed and language of humanity from these scattered and broken fragments, is the task which is now exciting so keenly the energies of the ardent and learned ethnographers of Europe; as yet, indeed, with but small success as regards language, for not more, perhaps, than twenty words which the philologists consider may have belonged to the original tongue have been discovered; that is, certain objects or ideas are found represented in all languages by the same words, and therefore the philologist concludes that these words must have been associated with the ideas from the earliest dawn of language; and as the words express chiefly the relations of the human family to each other, they remained fixed in the minds of the wandering tribes, untouched and unchanged by all the diversities of their subsequent experience of life.

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